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The following artcle from the Detroit Free Press,
will show the comparative votes received by General
Jackson and Mr. Van Buren, from the Presidential cleo
ton of 1928 down to 1S40 These cs and figures fur
nsh ample reply to those who seek to accomplish sim
lister objects by charging Mr.. Van Buren with want
| of popularity:


All will admit that General Jackson was a popular
leader This considered to be proven by the suages
he received when he elected to the Presidency
Now let the comparative popularity Of General
Jackson and Mr. Van Buren,, tested by the Presiden
ral votes they received:


General Jackson's when he elected in


1928, was ,s4S
Mr.. Van Buren's vote, when he was elect.


ed in 1889, was T6s, ,5so
Can 6urens voIe over Jackson 1866
NJ was as. nnxou,. 7O7.2lz


ls4O' was I.lss,sos
Van Buren's vote over Jackson NEsss


Again let US see the relative, CONFIDENCE with
which, the first terms of the administration of Gen J,c
son and Mr.: Van Buren inspired the people.
General JaekSon's vote, at his first election.
twas e.oo,.


~ 707,247
T,o.oo.,J
Mr Van R"ren,n nU.e IN rotH ,ons yean Sc ,26S
was, - =
His vote for reelection 1SS ice 'ooS ooS
= '~N'01 '''e q" '0uf 9eaA 4O4,7l4