The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-03-26

Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts,, Ma
ryland, Missouri, New Hampshire. New
York, Ohio, Rhode Island, and Yer
mont-voted for John Q. Adams. The
popular vote was: Jackson, 155, 872;
Adams. 1891; Crawford, "A,
Clay, 46,5S7. Though largely in the
minority, Mr.. Adams was constitution
ally elected The choice was not sat
isfactory to the people, and party lines
became more closely drawn.
In 1923 the electoral vote remained
unchanged-26 OF this number, An
drew Jackson, Democrat, received l7S !;
John q. Adams, Federalist, 83. The
popular vote stood: jackson, 647, 23l !;
Adams, 509,097.
In 1882 the electoral vote was 22S,
and was divided as follows: Andrew
Jackson, 2lo; Henry Clay, Wing, 40;
John Floyd, Wing. IL; William Writ,
anti Mason, z. The popular vote was
jackson, 6S7, 500; Clay, $50, 1879; Floyd
and Writ combined, 20, 10S.
In 1886 the electoral vote was 29i.
Martin Van Buren,, Democrat, received
10; William II. Harrison, Wing, 70;
Hugh l.. White, Wing, %; Daniel
Webster, Wing, /; and w. p. Mangum,
Wing, /. Popular vote: Van Buren,.
76l $40; all others combined, 1876, 656.
In 1910 the electoral vote was 294.
OF this number William II. Harrison,
Wing, received 234; Martin Van Buren,,
60. The popular vote was: Harrison,
1,275,017; Van Buren,, 1,12S, 702; and
j. G.. Birney, Abolition, 1859.
In 1914 the electoral vote was de-
creased to 275. James X. Polk, Demo
GRAFT, received 40, and Henry Clay,
Wing, 105. The popular vote was !:
Polk, 1887, 243; Clay, 1929, 06S; and
Birney. $4,000.
In 1913 the electoral vote was 900.
Zachary Taylor. Wing. received l63;
Lewis Cass, Democrat, 127. The popu-
lar vote was Taylor, 1850, 101; Cass,
1920, 545; and Martin Van Buren,, Free
Soil, 291, 1853.
In 1852 the electoral vote was 296.
OF this number Franklin Pierce, Dem
ocrat, received 254; Winfield Scott
Wing, AZ. The popular vote was
Pierce, LOCI, 474: Scott, 1856, 572; and
John L. Hale, Free Soil, 1876, l49.
In 1856 the electoral vote was 900.
James Buchanan, Democrat, received
ia; John &. Fremont, Republican,
Ia; and Willard Fillmore, American,
8. The popular vote was Buchanan,
1853, 1863; Fremont, 1,341, 26i; and
Fillmore, S74, 534.
In 1860 the electoral vote was 303.
Of these Abraham Lincoln, Republic
can, received $50; John G.. Breckin-
ridge, Democrat, 172; John Bell, Amer
lean, 80; and Stephen A. Douglas,
Democrat, II. The popular vote was
Lincoln, 1866, $50; Douglas, 1875, l57
Breckenridge, 45,763; and Bell, $780,
591.
In 1864 the electoral vote was 314.
Eleven States, having 81 electoral
votes, did not take part in the election,
reducing the electoral vote to 233. Oh
this number, Abraham Lincoln, Re-
publican, received DIP, and George b.
Mcclellan, Democrat, u. The popu,
lar vote stood: Lincoln, 2,216, 067; Nc
Clellan, l,S09,725
In 1865 the electoral vote was 317.
Three States, having % votes, did not
| participate in the election, reducing the
| electoral vote to 294. OF these Ulysses
S. Grant, Republican, received 2l4,
and Horatio Seymour, Democrat, so.
The popular vote was: Grant, 3,015,-
OIL; Seymour, 2,709.619.
In 1872 the electoral vote was 366.
OF this number U. S. Grant, Republic
an, received $50. Votes not counted,
II; the remainder, SO, were cast for L.
A. Hendricks, Il. G.. Brown, G. j. Jen.
kins, and David Davis, neither Of whom
was q candidate. The popular vote
was: Grant, 3,597,070, and for Gree.
ley, O'Conor, and Brown, Democrats
and Liberal Republicans, 1869, 095.
In 1876 the electoral vote was 369
OF this number 1S5 were cast for Ruth
erford B. Hayes, Republican, and 1S4
for Samuel j. Tlden, Democrat. The
popular vote was: Tilden, 4, 284, SS5
Hayes, 1893. $50; Peter Cooper, Green.
back, 81, TAO; and G.. G. Smith, Prohi
bitionist, and scattering, 12,15S.
In 1880 the electoral vote was 1863.
James A. Garfield, Republican, re-
ceived 214, and Winfield S. Hancock,
Democrat, 1876. The popular vote was
Garfield, 4,449,053; Hancock, 4,442,.
035; James b. Weaver, Greenback,
and scattering, 319,Se2.
In 1884 the electoral vote was 401.
OF this number Grover Cleveland
Democrat, received 219, and James G..
Blaine, Republican, 1872. The popular
vote was: Cleveland, 4,910,975; Blaine,
4,S45, 022; st. John, Prohibitionist
l51, 443; b. T. Butler. Greenback, 1885,.
42S.