The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-20

From the .HIany(.y y Daiy .qdrertisu
Mr.. Cramiord's strength, according to
the calculations ofhis friends, land hea,ca
knows they are sai,gnIne enoughl, is con
fined to the following states, viz; Gror
sia, 3, North Carolina IG, Virginia a.
New York SO, amounting 10 "a in all The
| election would then come into The house u
representatives, where the votes would
stand thus, upon the first ballot
,4fams.-Maine, New Hampshire, Mas.
sachnsctts, Connecticut, Nrrln'n,, New.
Jersey, Mary land, Sou1h Carolina, Indiana,
lllluols.--iO.
Jackson. -'Fcnnessee, Pcnnsy ivania, Mis-.
sissippi, Alabama, Iuuisana.--5.
CrdWtord Virginia, North Carolina.
Georgia, Bclaware.-i.
Do"bYuh-Rhode Island, New Yyrk,
krn,ncky, Ohio, Mlssouri.--5.
The second ballot ould give in lditog.
Kentucky and Missouri, 10 Crawford, and
OHIO and New York 10 Adams. Ii Mr..
Eddy sh6uid yield 10 the voice Of his con.
| stiturlits, the vote of that state viii secure
the election of Mr. Adams. II not, it is
well known that the representation of Ms.
sissippi and two oi the three from Alabama,
would vote for Adams next rs Jackson
The same good feeling towards Adams
prevails among the delegation from Louis.
lana, Tennessee and Penns, lvan;a Why
put New York duwn OR Adams, is mani
fest from the fact, that but IS of the dele
gallon are in favor Of Crawford, aod THAI
/ III are IN favor of Adams These facts
taken INTO consideration, II becomes cri
dent that the legislature OF this state can
not prevent The election OF the secretary
1T statct while il may 1T once decide the
question in his Ia, or by submitting 10 the
snilrages of the people the fayorile States
man Of the north, in comI"tion with
mother candidate Of the Virginia dynasly
/ though advocated by the centra. commit
/ tee and The Ahan, unto. T.
--ses-..
NAsHfNGToS, August 10.-Nr Seer.
tary Cran ford left this icinity YESTERDAY,
with his Family, on Il Journey for the ben.
eft OF his tealth, which continues steadily
10 Improve. Having part of his Family
with him, his intention is, we understand,
10 take one OF the Virginia Nastering.
/ places IN his route, aud remain there IA l,W
days. NAT. mt
EouIsIASA.- We have already an.
nonnced the reelection Of Mr. Livingston
aud Mr.. Gurlcy 10 Congress. In the H1@
Congressional District, now representa-
by VIM. l.. Brent, the election was warmly
contested. This opposition, we Under.
stand, originates from Mr. Brcn,'s having
succeeded, in his last election, against Mr.
j, >. Johnston, AT PRESENT a Senator from
Louisiana, and IL gentleman of great popQ
! larity. From the returns received from
four Counties in the District, il is now r
dnced to certainty that Mr.. Brent viii be
reelected by "A maturity much greater
than that which he obtained nj the formef
election. The returns from ST. Mary, g.
Martin, Lafayette, aud Op"inusas, give Mr.
Brent majority of a2i votes over II. Il
Bullard, his opponent. The other CouI.
ties are moi heard fran, hnt, from every II
formation, they win not change the re.
suit. fH
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