The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-04-03

the minority, Mr.. Adams was cons
n tutionally elected. The choice WI
not satisfactory to the people, ar
party lines became more closely draw
In 1928 the electoral vote RENAME
unchanged-261. Of this number Al
a drew Jackson, democrat, received II
y John Q. Adams, federalist, 83. III
: popular vote stood: Jackson, CAT, %
: Adams, 9,O97
s In 1882 the electoral vote was 2S'
7 and was divided as follows: Andre
. Jackson. PIG; Henry Clay, whig, 4!
a John Floyd, whig, IL; William Wir
4 anti-Mason, z. The popular vote wa.
Jackson, 6S7. 1902; Clay, $50, 10!
Floyd and Writ combined, 49,
In 1886 the electoral vote was 294
: Martin Van Buren,, democrat, receive
ITO; William H. Harrison, whig, rs
Hugh L. White, whig, 26; Daniel Wei
ster, whig. 1, and w. P. Mangrum
whig, 1. Popular vote: Van Buren,
761, $40; all others combined, 1876, $50
In 1910 the electoral vote was 294
Of this number William H. Harrison,
wing. received 1884; Martin Van Buren,
60. The popular vote was: Harrison,
1,275, OH; Van Buren,, LIPS. TOP, and
j. e. Blrney, abolition, 1859.
In 1874 the electoral vote was de-
creased to 275. James X. Polk, demo.
GRAFT, received ITO, and Henry Clay,
whig, 105. The popular vote was
Polk, 1887, 243; Clay, $780, 6S, and
Birney, 81, 800.
In 1848 the electoral vote was 290.
Zachary Taylor, wing, received 1853;
Lewis Cass, democrat, 127. The popu-
lar vote was: Taylor, 1901 01; Cass.
1,220,545 and Martin Van Buren,, free
soil, 291, 1868.
In 1852 the electoral vote was 296.
Of this number Franklin Pierce, dem
ocrat, received 254; Winfield Scott,
whig, AZ. The popular vote was:
Pierce, LOCI, 474; Scott, 1862, and
John P. Hale, free soil, 156, 149.
In 1856 the electoral vote was 296.
James Buchanan, democrat, received
ia; John c. Fremont, republican,
ia, and Millard Fillmore, American,
8. The popular vote was: Buchanan,
1888, 1863; Fremont, 1,341,26 and
Fillmore, 874, 1884.
In 1860 the electoral vote was 3O3.
Of these Abraham Lincoln, republican,
received $50; John G. Breckenridge,
democrat, u; John Bell, American,
SO, and Stephen A. Douglas, demo-
crat, II. The popular vote was: Lin
coin, 1866, 1852; Douglas, 1,375,157;
Breckenridge. S45, 1853, and Bell, $780,
sol.
In 1864 the electoral vote was 314.
Eleven states, having 81 electoral
votes, did not take part in the cleo
ton, reducing the electoral volt to 239.
Of this number Abraham Lincoln, re-
publican, received 212, and George B.
democrat, 81. The popular
vote stood: Lincoln, 2,216,O6 Nc
Clellan, 1903, 725.
In 1868 the electoral vote was 317. |
Three states, having 20 votes, did not
participate in the election, reducing
he electoral vote to 294. Of these
Ulysses S. Grant, republican, received
IA, and Horatio Seymour, democrat,
20. The popular vote was: Grant, 81
'l5,O71; Seymour, 2,709,613.
In 1872 the electoral vote was S66.
If this number U. S. Grant, republican,
'eceived 286. Votes not counted, II;
he remainder So, were cast for T. A.
B. G. Brown, G. J. Jen-
Tins, and David Davis, neither of
whom were candidates. The popular
ote was: Grant, 1897, O7O, and for
'reeley, O'Conor, and Black, demo-
rats and liberal republican, s, 1863, O95
In 1876 the electoral vote was 1863.
# this number 189 were counted for
B. Hayes, republican, and
81 for Samuel j. Tilden, democrat.
he popular vote was: Tilden, 4,284,-
35; Hayes, 4,033, $50; Peter Cooper,
reenback, 81,740, and G. c.. Smith.
rohibitionist, and scattering, 1888.
he counting in of Hayes resulted in
is unconstitutional inauguration.
In 1880 the electoral vote was 369.
amcs A. Garfield, republican, re-
lived PA, and Winfield S. Hancock.
1855. The popular vote was:
arfeld, 4,449, 053; Hancock, 4,442,-
IS; James B. Weaver, Greenbacker.
i'd scattering, 319,SS2.
In 1884 the electoral vote was 4O1.
this number Grover Cleveland, DEM
rat, received PIG, and James G.
Iaine, republican, 1872. The popular
tie was: Cleveland, 1910, 975; Blaine,
oto,OZIi OI. COuu, pTOulDlllOQ1SI,
4, 443; B. F. Butler, greenback,
3, 428.
Washington was twice unanimously
osen president. Jefferson. Madison,
onroe. Jackson, Van Buren,, Har.
ION, Pierce, Grant, and the last term
Lincoln were majority presidents.
hn Adams, j. @. Adams, Polk, Tay-
:, Buchanan, Garfield, and the frs
rm of Lincoln were minority presl-
nts. The popular majority against
ncoln at his first term was the larg-
given against any of our presidents,
ing 944, 143. hayes was not elected,
was clearly shown by the untam-
red returns. He did not receive a
ljority of the electoral nor popular &
te, but Samuel j. Tilden did receive
lear majority of both of them, as
II be seen by the correct returns
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