The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-02-12
JACKSON DEMOCRATS.
THE BOIL OF HONOR.

1he fOlIOWlAS are the names VI
Democrats living in Portage County
Tho voted for Andrew Jackson for
PRESIDENT, and also for Grover Cleve
and, as published in these columns
heretofore:
Col. orsamus u. Drake, Freedom;
Col. Moses a. Iirchard. Windham;
James Grimncii. Franklin:
Henry Murphy,
Benz. +. Anderson Kent
,!e"rre Benton, Edinburgh:
Lewis Il. Chapman. R"otstnwn;
licra"e Reed.
Rnmania N. Andrews.
LYMAN p Cotton,
Willis Strickland. Ravenna;
Robert Reed.
EraStuS Carter,
Daniel Colby, ShalersviiIr;
Edwin +. Richardson, Ra.rnna:
Isaac Phelps.
Frederick Nighman. franklin;
Joseph Shrtiif
P W. Bard. Kent:
j. Y. Johnson, Eent:
George knapp, ,iarrettsviIle
Ransom Collins
David Horn. Windham;
Henry Smith, Ravenna;
Henry Sapp,
Adam Loudenhur&. Mantua;
l.nnan W estover Deerield:
John Long.
John Chitenden, Ravenna:
Norman Euod Chnresiown;
Capt. Jas. P"we:s. Rootstown;
James A. Palmer Mantua;
Aion2o Searl.
A!v =: baldwin. Palmyra;
David Boley, Rootstown.
The following additional names have
BEEN furnished us since our last issue !:
\. H. Wilcox, of Deerfield, was born
in Sandislield, Mass in 1910. Moved
to this County i'll 1916, with his pa
rents. Their travelling outfit consisted
of two wagons, three yokes of oxen,
and one horse. (Mr. Wilcox thinks
such s trip at this day would kill eli
ther Democrat or Republican The
first vote he ever cast was for General
Jackson in 1882, his last vote being
cast for Grover Cleveland, with q re
enforcement of five sons, four of whom
residein Deerfield. and one in Streets.
boro'. That age has not lessened Mr.
Wilcox's ffdslity to and enthusiasm
over the success of the party of his
young manhood's choice, is shown by
the closing paragraph of his letter,
which we quote:
"And as l used to hear my father
say (when he was determined) if the
ford is willing, and can get Squire
Days consent and Mr. Fishers oxen,
1 am going down to see Cleveland in
augurated.'
Mr.. Wilcox adds by postscript: "H
Greeley made me too sick-never sick
| before on election day."
HOLSTER Daymon, of Freedom, was
born in Chesterfield, Hampshire coun
ty, Mass, November Goth, 1901. Vo
ted for Andrew Jackson in 1924; NOV
ed to Ohio in 1910. Has voted for ev
cry Democratic Presidential nominee
to the present time. He is now abl,
TO walk half mile twice day an,
feed his fiocks, aud has done so al
Winter. Long may he live.
john 3. Cole, of Charlestown, was
born in HiIisdale, Columbia county
New York, in 1912. Voted for An
drew jackson in 1882. at Valatia. Co
lumbia county, New York. Came t.
Ohio iii 1884. Has voted the Demo
cratic ticket ever since, including
Grover Cleveland.
John Patterson, of Windham, wa.
born in Sharon, Pa voted for Jack
son, and for every Democratic candi
date since.
Joseph G. Ensign, of Windham
veted for Jackson, and for every Dem
orrati;: candidate since except Nal
Buren,, when he paired off with hi
brother-in law.
Elias DennisOn, of Rarenna, vote,
for Jackson, and has continued tu sup
port Democratic candidates 10 Tia,
present time.
We retIi.-s; our friends Throughout
the col,nty 1. seuu It's The names of al
Did Democrats in their vicinity win
voted for Jai.k>on and Cleveland, fo
inlhlica io.,, with age and date, an,
~uch "sh"r facts ~ may be- deemed q
Interest.