Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-19

On the consequent resolution to approve OF the
"i''oa Of CKAwfoRD Electors, there were, ayes
10, noes Is
la the House the vote stood thus:
For Adams, so
For Crawford, 43
For CLAY, 80
For jackson,
or course there choice, majority Of the
whole number (64) being necessary. The House
ticn adjourned The whole number Of votes pive
| IN the two Houses were, for Crawlord6l, for Ad-
| ans OF, Tor Cha! 80, Tor Jackson I.
v" wednesday night, the friends OF Mr.. Crawford
determised, in meeting they held, 10 vote The Adams
ticker, the next day, IN the House for the purpose
| oi brioging the two Houses togeiher, and thar ON
Friday they would NEE. the Sena,e compare tick
es The Two ucke,s would, of course, d,ffei-'he
Senate presenting Crawford ticket, the House an
Adams ticket. The friends of Mr.. Clay, would, Of
course, he precluded from voting for any other Than
those on the two tickets presented by the Two Houses
10 JOINT meeting, our correspondent iicpatsd 80
vo,es for The Crawford ucke,, which would give i,
! majority Of three. Two days more, therefore, may
be expected to announce TO the deuoue IN, Of
-ssDELAwARE.
Va Tuesday asi the Legislature Of Delaware ap-
pointed the Presidential Electors for that State
two Of the" IN favor Of Mr.. Crawford, and one in
favor OF Mr.. Adams. The following are the names
OF the Electors John Cadwsr, of New Castle,
Joseph Z. Rowland, of Kent, and Isaac Tunnel, oil
Sussex. -
The Legislature of Delaware consists of ,bi,,v
memhers One OF The Electors (Nir R,wlaud) re,
ceiVed2l voes and was OF course elecled-ihe o,be,
two received ID each, and the remaining Is votes
were scattered among the various other persons pu,
| ~ nomination. The Speaker Of The Senate gave nj,
| casting vote Tor the two gentlemen having fifteen
each, which decided The choice in their favor Ger.
tam memhers of the Legislature unfriendIy 10 the
election OF Mr. Crawford, have protested ag ains the
validity of The choice made by the vote of the Snea
ker. We understand, however, that there Is no
foundation Tor their objections, will be seen by the
following brief explanations, which we give Ia conn
teract the attempts that will he made 10
the true state Of the case.
standing law of the Stale makes i, The du,v o1
the Legislature TO meet on the 9th Of November m
every fourth year, for the express purpose
Electors Of President and Vice President of The
United States. The object of this law is to prevent
the necessity OF proclamation by The Goyeroor n,
convene the Legislature. The same law provides
that II an equal division Of balloIs shall appear for
= any two or more persons, not being elecred Nv
maj r'iy OF votes, the Speaker OF the Senate shall
= bavs AN additional, casting, VOTE" In ,hs instance
ihere was equal division Of .baIlois-two OF The
persons having an exact moiety Of the whole Dumber
and The " additional, casting, vote" Of the Speake,
decided the election, IN their favor.
We are informed, that The certificates of. elec,ion
oil The 'hrec persons chosen, have been regularly
made OUT, signed by The Speakers OF The Two Honses
approved by the Governor, aud bear The great seal OF
the State Where, IN this slate Of things, the u,em-
ners protesting can expect redress even IL their OBJ.
lectons were valid, it, would be difficult to in,ae ne
| mn IL,
beyond The record ~
As TO the sentiments Of the three E!ec,ors-two of
them being for MIR Crawford aud one Of Them fo,
Mr.. Adams-we have reason to believe, thai the
sentiment OF me PEOPLE oil the State is in about the
same proportion. w.
NORTH CAROLINA.
The friends of some of the Candidates far
the Presidency look with almost as much
anxiety TO the result of the election in ibis
State, az they have done at the movements
at Albany. 1t has been for some time con-
sldered doubtful by individuals Of all parties !:
but, for our selves, as we have never entertain
ed any doubt OF the sentiment of the State
being decidedly favorable TO Mr. Crawford.
we have never doubted that he would receive
Inc entire vote vi the Stale, if his friends re-
pared 10 tue polls with The same unanimify
tnat we we were conbdspt those opposed to
his ticket would do. This opinion remains
unchanged, Notwithstanding the Hden, asser-
Dns of those opposed to our wishes on the
subject The election took place on Thurs
day last, and although we have received ttss
result IN one OF the towns nearest To us, il will
be a week before conclusive information from
so extensive State reach us. Ia the
town Of Wsrrenion, the Crawford ticket re-
ceiyed COS NOTES.-THE opposition, or jackson
ADD Adams ticket, ~ votes.
One thing deserves notice connected with
lhe COHteS' in tills state. I0e fIIend3 OF MIR.
Adams aud Of Gen. Jackson, knowing that, il
they run different tickets, their defeat would
be certain, adopted the more prudent course.
ofvoiIng but one ticket, on which each voter
should Inscribe the name Of the candidate
whom he prefers, add If the ticket succeeds.
Il IS arranged that il will be divided between
Mr.. A and Gen. J. 10 the proportion each
receives Ut the whole number of their votes.
BY this arrangement, The opposition coocen-
irsted its whole strength against AIr. Craw-
fofd's interest. and il was as polite as il was
nOvei IL Was the only one by which thew
stODd the least chance Of success. INN. MI
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The most authentic intelligence which we
have Of the prospects 10 this state, and the
sentiments Of the people there, is contained
in the following paragraphs from the New
Hampshire Patriot:
FROM The NRw HAMPSHIRE PATRIOT
The entire regular li.t Of Electors, consist
ing Of Nessrs. Josiah Bartlett, Abel Parker.
William Fisk, Hall Bmgiu, William Badger,
Samuel QuarIes, Caleb Keith, aad Moses
White, IS chosen in this State. This ticket |
is unpledged ; and from the high character of
every indVidoak on tbs LIST, We do not en-