The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-06-30
Correspondence Baltimore County Union.
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.
A List of Men Who Have Run for the
Presidency from the First Elec-
ton in 1880 to 1896.
PIKEsvILLE. Mn. Lnne 26th. he'd

PIKESVILLE, MD, June E0tn, lSUU.
EdttOTS Union AS we are now approaching
another Presidential election, and one which no
doubt will be holly contested, it is with interest
and curiosity that we can turn to the past and
note the men who have run as candidates for
that Office from the first election in 1889 until
1896. In the table which / append below have
given the name of each candidate and the party
to which he belonged: t WA sl
l7S9-George Washington, Federalist.
1792-George Washington, Federalist.
1798-John Adams, Federalist.
Thomas Jefferson, Democrat
1600-Thomas Jefferson, Democrat
John Adams, Federalist.
1804-ThOmas Jefferson, Democrat
-Chas. Coatsworth Pinckney, Federalist.
1S08-James Madison, Democrat
George Clinton, Democrat
-Chas. Coatsworth Pinckney, Federalst.
1812-James Madison. Democrats
Dewitt Clinton Pearce, Democrat and Fed
Jared Ingersoll, Federalist.
l8l6-James Monroe, Democrat
Rufus King, Federalist.
1S20-James Monroe, Democrat
John Quincy Adams. Federalist.
lS24-John Quincy Adams, Wing.
Andrew Jackson. Democrat
WIN. H. Crawford, Democrat
Henry Clay, Republican.
1828-Andrew Jackson, Democrat.
John Quincy Adams, Republican.
1832-Andrew Jackson, Democrat.
Henry Clay, National Republican.
John Floyd, Notification Democrat.
William Writ, Anti-Masonic.
1S36-Martin Van Buren,, Democrat.
VIM. Henry Harrison, Wing.
Hugh L. White, Wing
Daniel Webster, Wing.
Willie P. Mangum, Wing.
1S40-Wm: Henry Harrison, Wing.
Martin Van Buren,, Democrat.
John G. Birney, Abolitionist
1S44-James X. Polk, Democrat.
Henry Clay, Wing;
John G. Birney, Abolitonist.
iS4s-Zachary Taylor, Wing.
Lewis Cass, Democrat.
Martin Van Buren,, Free Soil.
-Gerrett Smith, Land Reform.
1852-Franklin Pierce, Democrat.
Winfield Scott. Wing.
John P. Hale Free Soil.
Daniel Webster, Wing.
Willard Fillmore, American.
-Gerrett Smith, Abolitionist.
1856-James Buchanan, Democrat.
John G Fremont, Free Soil.
Willard Fillmore, American.
1660-Abraham Lincoln, Republican.
Stephen A. Douglas, Democrat.
j. G. Breckenridge, Democrat.
John Bell. Constitutional Union.
1864-Abraham Lincoln, Republican.
George b. Mcclellan. Democrat.
196S-Ulysses s. Grant, Republican.
-Horatio Seymour, Democrat.
1S72-Ulysses s. Grant, Republican.
Horace Greeley, Democrat and Liberal.
Charles QConor. Democrat
James Black, Prohibition.
B. GratZ Brown, Democrat and Liberal.
Charles J. Jenkins, Democrat.
David Davis. Liberal.
ls76-RutheTf9rd i b Hayes, Republican.
Peter Cooper, Greenback.
Green Clay Smith, Prohibition.
James Ii. walker, Antl-SeCreC society.
1SS0-James A. Garfield, Republican.
Winfield s. Hancock, Democrat.
james b. Weaver. Greenback.
Neal Dow, Prohibition
John w Phelps, Anti-Secret Society.
1S84-GrOver Cleveland. Democrat.
james G. Blaine. Republican.
Benjamin f. Butler, Peoples.
John P. St. John. Prohibition.
1SSS-Benjamin Harrison. Republican.
Grover Cleveland, Democrat.
Clinton B. Fisk, Prohibition.
A j. Streeter. Labor.
1S92-Grover Cleveland, Democrat.
BENJAMIN q Harrison Republican.
John Bidwell. Prohibition.
ls96-Wiliam Mckinley, Republican.
VIM J. Bryan E R's;ss}s'''
Joshua lowering. Prohibition.
-Chas. E. Bentley, National (Silver} Prohi-
John N. Palmer, Sound Money Democrat.
Charles H. Mitchell, Socialist Labor.
*Until the year 1924 the organization now
known as the Democratic party usually styled
itself the Republican. To prevent misunderI
standing of the above table have called it BY
The successful candidates of each year ard
named first at the head of each Presidential
column. CHARLES l.. SHIPLEY.
WISCONSIN DEMOCRATS in their platform rel
fer to Bryan as 'sthe Thomas Jefferson of the.
new century" That States majority of more|
than 10000 for sound money looks like q
strong preference for the financial ideas of the
Jefferson of the old century.
In 1856 the Republican party cast 1,34l ,264
votes, and in 1896 a total of 7,104,779 votes.
OF all forms of expansion, the Democratic
party hates this worst.
The EVENTUAL value of our new possessions
may be judged from the fact that the United
States pays now an average of 81 ,OOo. 900 day
for tropical productions.