The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-03-19
JACKSON DEm0CxA Ts.
THE BOIL OF HONOR.


THE BOIL OF HONOR.
The following are the names OF
Democrats living in Portage County
who voted for Andrew Jackson for
and also for Grover Cleve-
land, as published in these columns
Col Orsamus Il. Drake, Freedom
Col. Moses A. Birchard. Windham;
James Grinneil. franklin;
Henry Murphy, -
Benz. F. Anderson. Kent;
George Benton. Edinburgh;
Lewis B. Chapman, Rootstawn;
Horace Reed, a.
Romanta N. Andrews, ''
Lyman p. Cotton, ''
Willis Strickland, Ravenna:
Robert Reed.
Erastus Carter, {"
Daniel Colby, Shalersviile:
Edwin T. Richardson. Rayenna:
Isaac Phelps.
Frederick Nighman. Franklin;
Joseph Shirtlif
P. W. Bard. Kent;
J.N. johnson. Kent:
George Knapp. Garrettsyills. ...-.. ...
Ransom Collins,
David Horn, Windhan;
Henry Smith, Ravenna;
Henry Sapp,
Adam louienburg, Mantus;
Human Westoyer. Deerfeld;
John Long, ="
John Chi,tenden. Ravenna:
Norman Rood. Charleatowu;
Capt. JAS Powers. Rootstowu;
James A. Palmer. Mantua;
Aluuzo SearI
Aivnh Baldwin. Palmyra;
David Boley. Rootstown:
A. IL. W ilcox, Deerfeld;
HOLSTER Daymon. Freedom:
John b. Cole charestown;
John Patterson. Windham;
Joseph c. Ensign. Windhsmi
Elias Dennison. Rsvenna;
Charles Tiden. Windham;
John kinkaid Nelson;
Isaac f Gilbert, Mantua;
Ahira w. Hanks. Shalersville;
Josiah Combs. Streetsboro';
John F. Bennett. Hiram;
F. H. Norton, Hiram Rapids;
George w. Barclay. EdinburEh:
A. T Crafts. Hiram Rapids.
The following additional names have
been furnished us since our last issue
James Chamberlin, of Hiram Rap.
ids, was born at Goshen, Litchfield
Co., Ct. May l4th, 1910. Moved to
Hiram in 1884. Voted for Jackson In
1882, and for every Democratic nomi
nee for President since.
Henry Nighman. of Brimfield, was
born October 9Th, 1873. at Hagerstown,
Maryland. Voted for Jackson in 1926
and 1882, and for Democratic candl.
dates from that tiue to the present
Horace Hungerford, of New Milford
| was born April Sth, 1911, in Indepen.
dence township, Cuyahoga county, o
He cast his vote for Jackson in 1882
and also for every Democratic Presi
Dental candidate since, including
Grover Cleveland.
Gipson Fisher, of Palmyra, was
born October Goth, 1906, in Miffiin Co.
Penn. His parents moved to Palmyra
when he was quite young. He voted
| for Jackson in 1928 and 1882. and fol
every Democratic candidate since, un.
| til the last; he was not able at that
time to attend the election, which he
| regrets very much, and has cast all his
votes for President in the town of Pal
myra.
OUR old Democratic friend, John
Fritch, of Suffield, deserves a place
among the voters for Jackson. HI
was born in Suffield October 5th, 1911
The Akron Times thus tells why h.
didn't vote for Old Hickory:
| Being of majority in 1881, he Wen
to the voting place of his precinct {,
| asst his ballot for Andrew jackson fO
President, but the Whig supervisor.
would not accept his ballot, on tn.
ground that he held no receipt fO
road tax worked ont. Mr.. Frilrh, no
naving been notified To work m.
roads. claimed the right tn vote, All,
| even offered to enter upon the dis
charge of duty of working the road
on that day, hut SO bitter was part isar
feeling that he was debarred from
,.asting his vote. There were eigh
Jackson Democrat voters in Surfi-l,
| IL that time, seven of them being vi
lowed to vote Mr.. Fritch has eve
,ince voted the Democratic ticket-ha
'evervuted for any person but Dem
nrat for any office, and says hs neve
will"
We request our friends Throughout
he county tc seud us the names of al
I'D Democrats in their vicinity VIII
voted for Jackson and Cleveland, 70
.ubiication. with age and date, an,
""h other facts as may be deemed @
interest.