The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-16

preston l.
Washington IL 81 log 90
754a sois 22ao ,4s
Tn Massachusetts, Nairc, Conrtoiie'ff and
Rhode Ist1ad, the adams Ticket has cue
l,eded 10y overwhelming mejoriiies
la, FeIaonl, the Electors are chosen Ivy
the Jegi-laiufe-the vote vii he uaGn3
nous fnr Adains ~ President, aud y snall
maiority ia favor OF Mr., Calhoun rs Vice
President.
In Neg Jersey. the Jaci.sun Ticket has
prevailed by "a maiorsy Of about 500 o'er
Nh Albums.
Prnnsglpaaia continues TO give Increased
rnsioritics for the jackson Tiekct-rhs
last accounts shew the following results +;
jackson e0,Ie7
Adams 5a5o5
LraH ford 2,J52
Clay D75
In Ohie,the contest is considered TX.
tremcly doubtful between Adams, Jackson
and Clay. jackson, from the last accounts,
WAS a little ahead ii Clay, and Clay few
votes ahead Of Adams.
MARYLAND .ates by districts. Baltimore
(which con,poses part Of the .dtird,) gave
the following sote
For Jarksun $500
For Albums s,004
In Annapolis In part of The came district
the Jackson Ticket received ass votes
Adams io8. The result dooh'ral In the
adjoining district, the result, ut three of the
places of voting tall yet hcard lron) Is Is
follows:
For Adams itS
For jackson 81
Non Crawford 170
The Legislature Of Dfiulcdre is now in
session for The purpose OF choosing electors.
A good deal of uncertainty hangs astt ihe
vote of this little state. But a. il Ia iisron
~ state tn the unian IN whi,ii tn. old party
distinctions are kept up, az tiie federal par
~ confirm, 10 b. triumphant there, and as
MIR. Craw ford IS snpPurlrd by It's federal
presses, hy Louis Mel @uc, and by MI the
leaders OF that party II IS pre- suned lis vote
will hc given To him.
NEW YOltk.-"Clnuds and darkness
still rest upon the course which this state
will ursne IL is regarded with an anSlet,
corrc pouding with IFS Importance. Il 4
be determined by her Legislature, rs senh'
conirc ture, Ia elect a ticket, unplcdged Il
support any man, aud instructed Ia vote 10
thc s,ro 7gest, il order to keep tina election
from tte House of Representatives il vii
nndoubt. ,dly be eisen to General Jackson
III there choice 10y the Electoral Col
ieses, General Jackson will assnredly be
the next President al the L tilted States
il the choice dt,oke on the House 81 Ike
representatives, the result w,il b" ms unceItau
sever and iadced il will be more than
probable that there will hc go election, ant
chat the duties of the Presidency will dc
vo!ye on the ice President.
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The confdcFre Of The Cro'Cfor1iies crince.
bgH,eir oOnsati, Sc
The Craw lordites have, from the,cnm
rnenrpment of the presidential onnl.st
hoastcd Of their immense superiority u
strength la tins state AVID even nnw, whel
their comparative weakness has been expo
srd 1T the polls, they console themselves
and delut!e others by the assertion that
they would have shown Of better, If the
peurle could have been induced To tIru
out They claim all tire votes not glSenlu
fer their candidate, and contrud that AL the
strength of hissrrpoecnts WAS brought Ia
the polls. Common sense would teach Us
the erroneousness Of this assumption, it.
indced, our personal observation I'D not
enable us te give II an unqualified denial
We know, that, IN tins SECTION Of the state
The must strenuous Cxrrtinns were made
10 draw ant thu Cfawl"rdites, en- Rlassp.
And we have, in addition, heard og the
most desricablr articles that were rrsorted
10, Ia cheat ihe i-nuraat, who were urpos-
ed to Mr.. Crawford, into voting fur him,
We have head OF representations nsd.
10 he d;spnrage,a"nt Of Mr.. Adams, which
were false, and which they who made then
knew ,,, he sa. We have heard, 700, TIA
i, the county Of fraakiin, tickets wer,
presented to voters, with the name # Craze
ford cut Of, and with assurances 10 them
such rs knew ne hetter) that they " err
Adams tickets. Are these tricks sneh 4
would be used in Support of an honetai1
causrf Are they such as would he use
By honorable men in aid of any cstse ?
IL these gentry were so confident of sue
cess, and that, ton, by an oyerwhelmin
majority, why re-ort 10 these little an
sfnan artihces, which they would then,
seven spufa in the ordinary transactions 9