Arizona sentinel., 1916-11-16

less than 4,OOO,OOO people were con- cerned.
 John Adams served but one term, and sixteen states cast their electoral vote for him. The leaning of the fed eralistic party became aristocratic, and it died. However, Adams did not, and he lived to be 91.
 ] Thomas Jefferson was a member of Washington's cabinet, and the found CT of the Democratic party. He was the first president to be inaugurated in the new capitol at Washington.
 James Madison was a Democrat, as also was James Monroe, and the latter did good work in fixing up our present constitution. John Quincy Adams, who had attained distinction as a diplomat, l followed, and he, as we'll as his sue cessor, Andrew Jackson, belonged to the Democratic party. Jackson had great natural power, and it is related in his biography that he was taken prisoner at one time by the British. An officer ordered him to clean his boots, and Jackson indignantly re- fused, and was struck severe blow on his face with a sword, which left him scared for life.
 Martin Van Buren came next, being elected from the votes of twenty-six states He was a Democrat, and his administration was marked by troubles with Indians.
 The Whigs came into power by the election of William Henry Harrison. The new president caught a severe cold at the inauguration, and died within a month John Tyler served out the term.
 The Democrats returned to power with James K Polk, who had the Mexican war on his hands. The Ore gon bountry line was established in this administration, and the depart ment of the interior was created.
 The Wings won the following cleo tion, with Zackary Taylor, who was a military hero on account of his part in the Seminole and Mexican wars. He died in office, and the term was com pleted by Willard Fillmore, who served for three years.
 Franklin Pierce, Democrat, fol lowed Then came James Buchanan of the same party. Buchanan subdued the Mormons in Utah, and John Browns raid at Herper's Ferry was during his administration.
 Abraham Lincoln was elected by the Republicans and B states vo:ed in the electoral college. He was succeeded by Andrew Johnson, and the latter was by the house, but acquitted by the senate.
 U. S. Grant was a Republican, and a military hero At the close of his | term he went around the world, and was received everywhere with great | pomp and ceremony. He engaged in 1 III 1NO" Ol n, poI IhC III III of Grant & Ward failed. Grant wrote his memoirs, and the family fortune was re-established
 Rutherford B. Hayes defeated James G. Blaine for the Republican nomina- ton, and served after a great contest in which many Democrats claim un- til this day that Tilden should have had the office.
 James A. Garfield was elected as a and his term was filled out by Chester A. Arthur.
 Then followed Grover Cleveland, fiji st of the Democratic presidents since the Civil war. He was the first pres ident to be married in, the White house. Benjamin Harrison succeeded him as a Republican, but Cleveland came back at the expiration of the Harrison term.
 There followed William Mckinley, Theodore Roosevelt and William How ard Taft, Republicans. Then Wood row Wilson, Democrat.
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