The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-25

said. Let John, even John the chief scribe,
be King
81. And they commanded the scribe
ohom they had appointed, to reco, d this
saving, and to publish il to the people aud
h. did as they commanded him
9a. Aud Thea the people departed every
man unto his own place.
80. And all the sayings IF THE men of
John and th.ir mighty deeds, aud the de
cree of the people, ~. they MT written in
thc book nf the Chronicles and may they
not be found in the Asylum Of the TRUE be
levers, even unto hi; day
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Voice Of -Eie Hampshire The f.e-
eisla,ure Of New Hampshire at Concord,
assembled on the evening of june 9th for
the purpose of expressing their choice d.
rnong the various candidates for The Prrsi-
.irncy. The result Of The ballot was as
follows:
JNHN QUINCY ADAMS, 1874
WM. II. CRAWFORD. 4
ANDREW JACKSON,
No nomination of Wee President was
made and none will probably he made
The Electors of course viii br for Mr.. 4
DAMS, and were to have been nominated
The Contention on tue evening of June
10th. Governor Morrill, -, and has been y
fist friend to JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
I" The cork goes draceiy on"
Boston Pat.
CHOICE OF ELECTORS.
BosroS, June s.-Thc Senate yester-
day concnircd with the vote Of the House
;,nd PASSED the resolve directing the choice
at Electors of this Commonwealth by
GENERAL TICKET. Yeas 10, Nays
IL.
MIR. ADAMS.--A meeting of Young
men was held at Astahnla, in Ohio, ON the
Gath ut. at Nhich john Quincy Adams
was unanimously nominated for president
and John {. Calhoun for vice president Of
the United States.
NORTH CAROLiNA.--At ballot in
Greensboro, ". {. h test the strength of
the pre- sdenlial candidates, john Quincy
Adams had SO votes other candidates s.
NEW YORK The Rochester Tcle-
graph, respectable paper published in
Rochester n. Y, give. the names of the
members Of the Legislature of that state,
a,ho they are in favor of for president: In
the senate Mr., Adams has 10 Crawford
76 Doubtful 1. Assembly, Mr.. Ad,ms
~: Crawford 43 Doubtful ..
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FaEpEnIcKsBuRG,J June lG.-At meet
inc of the Fredericksburg Corresponding
jackson Committee, held III the Town
Hall, on the It'll June, 1894
Communications We're read from the
Corresponding Committee at NincheSt"r
sc. proposing that ConreniN'n be called
for the pmrpuse ct framing an Electoral
Ticket and naming the town ut Frede
ricksburg as the place for holding such
Convention.
Wh.reupon, it was Resolved, that those
persons in the different Flee toral Districts
in this state favorable 10 the election vi
Gen. Andrew Jackson as President, and
John c. Calhouu ats Vice President Of the
Il. States, h. requested TO appoint Dele
yates 10 sCon,en iion to be- holden in the
Town of Fredericksburg on Wednesday
tue 2Gth day of July ucxt.
(Signrd.}
BYRD G. Wills. Chairman.
COMMITTEE.
Fielding Lucas, James Richards,
john H. Wallace, Townsend, S. Dad,,
II. VI. Patton, WIN. Gordon,
Wm. Buchanan James couke.
Asa full meeting IS desirable, and ii may
b. incontrnipnt for 81 ne ot the Delegates
e. attead the Committee respectfully snG
gests 10 SUCH the pr"Prirty ri appointing
troNirs Ia act far Times.
1t is with much pleasure the COMMITTEE
inform the friends of their candidates, that
they couid mtGr dlalrl form "a Ticket com
postd of sninr IF the most respectable and
enlightened citizens Of the state; hut they
deem it hest To lay before cnnvrntt"n all
the Information they have received, and by
concert form such ticket as may rmpha
tically BE- denolninatcd the 'Pcople'sTick
.t."
The different Editors in this state and
the Distritt efCoianhia, are requested To
InhIlsh the f.1flg nins.