Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-06-17

The table also includes all persons
voted for by the Electoral College.
Many of them, of course, were not can
didates before the people. The names
of the successful candidates are printed
in italics. From 1887 to 1904 the Vice
Presidents were Adams (twice), JEFF
ferson and Burr:
PRESIDENTS. vIoE-PREsIDEsTs.
1855 Geo. Washington
lIg John Adams La q
III John Jay #f .
II. Ii. Harrison
John Rutledge
John Hancock
George Clinton
8. Huntington
John Milton
Jas. Armstrong
Benz. Lincoln
Edward Teliair
1902 Geo. Washington
John Adams ..
George Clinton e.
Thomas Jefferson ' t N-=
Aaron Burr
l796-John adams
Thomas Jefferson ....
Thomas Pinckney
Aaron Burr
Samuel Adams -
Oliver Ellsworth
George Clinton
John Jay
james Iredell
Geo. Washington .,
John Henry
s. johnson
Chas G. Pinckney
1900 Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
John Adams
Chas G. Pinckney
John jay
1904 -ThomGsJeDrsoR George Clinton
Chase. Pinckney Rufus King
lS0S-Jdmes Madison George Clinton
Chas G, Pinckney Rufus King
George Clinton John Landon
James Madison
James Monroe
lSl2-Jdmes .MddiSon Ei6riioe Gerry
DE Witt Clinton Jared Ingersoll
lSl6--Jdmss Monroe ID. ID. Thompkfns
Rufus King John Il. Howard
James Ross
John Marshall
Robert q. Harper
lS2O--JGmn Monroe d. ID. 1hompkfns
John q. Adams Richard Stockton
Daniel Rodney
II. S. Harper
Richard Rush
l324-JohH @. adams John C.. Calhoun
Andrew Jackson Nathan SANFORD
W. II. Crawford Nathan Macon
Henry Clay Andrew Jackson
Martin Van BURN
Henry Clay
l82S-AndTeg jackson John G. Calhoun
J.Qulncy Adams Richard Rush
VIM. Smith.
ls32-AndreD Jackson Martin Pan BuTeE
Henry Clay John Sergeant
Henry Floyd Henry Lee
WIN. Writ Amos Ellmaker
- VIM. Wilkins
lS36-M. pan Butn II. NJ johnson
w II. Harrison Francis Granger
Hugh l.. White John Taylor
Daniel Webster WIN. Smith
w. Z. Mangun
1870 II. Harrison John Tyler
NJ. Van Buren, X. NJ. johnson
James G. Birney l.. w. Tazcwen
James X. Polk
lS44-Jdmes X. Polk George NJ. Dallas
Henry Clay T. Frelinghuysen
James G. Birney
lSiS-Z. Taylor .Hiltdrd Fillmore
Lewis Cass Wm. o. Butler
NJ. Van Buren, Chas. +. Adams
lS52-Frdnkifn Pierce HIN. X King
Winfield Scott w. A. Graham
John L. Hall Geo. w. Julian
lS56-James Buchanan Jno c. Bree ekfaridoe
- ~ W liis H. Dt1
Millard Fillmore A. J. Donelson
lS60-.4 Lincoln HdnRi6Gi HamIin
J.C. Breckinridge Jos. Lane
John Bell Edward Everett
s. a. Douglass II. V. johnson
lS64-.f. Lincoin .9ndTeic Johnson
Geo. B. Mcclellan G.. II. Pendleton
1865 u. s.. Grant Schuyler Collar
Horatio Seymour + L. Blair, Jr
lS72-U. S. Grant Henry Wilson
Horace Greeley Il. GrHtz Brown
Charles O'Conor Geo. w. Julinn
James Black A. II. Colquitt
I. A. Hendricks John NJ. Palmer
B. Gratz Brown L. l.. Bramlette
Chas. J jenkins w. s. Groesbeck
David Davis w. b. Machen
N Z. Banks
lS76-R. b. Hdves Vm. A. Wheeler
.J.T ildep I. Il. Hendricks
Peter Cooper q {. Smith
Mathematical Prodigy,
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italian who has the singular faculty OF
making very long and complicated
mental calculations. He was presented
at the last seance of the Societe dan
thropologic. lie is n small boy of ten
or eleven, OF intelligent look, the head
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