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SeUCItW efWss 101C.& 11ACCIOlS SA6' SonASo Madison received 126 votes for President, and De Witt Clinton 69. Eldridge Gerry l3l votes for Tice President, and Jared Ingersoll e6. Madison and Gerry elected.

 Eighh Term, 1917, Electors 2l7. James Monroe received 1SS votes for President, and Rufus King 34; Daniel D. Tompkins 1S3 votes for Vice President, and John E. How ard 9. Monroe and Tompkins elected.

 Ninth Term, 1891. Electors 2S2. James Monroe received 23l votes for President, and Daniel D. Toripkins 216 for Vice President.

 Terth Term, 1895. Electors 26l. Andrew Jackson received 99 votes for President John Quincy Adams S4; Wm. H. Crawford fl; Henry Clay 37 Neither candidate hav- ing majority, the election was carried into the House, where, on the first ballot, John O. Adams received the votes of 13 States out of 24, and was declared elected. Seven States voted for Jackson, and for Crawford. John c. Calhoun was chosen Vice President by the Electoral College, having received 162 votes. The next highest candidates were N. Sand ford, who received 30 votes, and Nathaniel Macon, who received 24.

 Eleventh Term, 1929. Electors 261. An drew Jackson received l76 votes for Presi- dent and John Quincy Adams 63. John c. Calhoun I'll votes for.V. President, and Rich- ard Rush 63. Jackson and Calhoun elected.

 Tsoelah Term, 1888. Electors 266. An- drew Jackson received 2l9 votes for Presi- dent; Henry Clay 49; John Floyd II Wm. Wirt '. Martin Van Buren received l69 votes for Vice Presidents John Sergeant 49 ; William Wilkins 30; Henry Lee II ]; Amos Ellmaker T. Jackson and Van Bureh elec- :"