Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-19
From the Correspondent efMe .ne,o York Eren-
iny Post.


ALBANY, Nov. Is.
ihls morning after three DAYS of trianru
lar voting, which showed nothing but the uo.i
tive strength of each Presidential candd,,e
without aiioriing any Indication of the co,nn,r
awe power OF any when the question should be
nhaiS put between two of them, the Assem-
Oily came to nomination of electors
tollett of Genessee, a supporter of Cr.,v-
lord, yesterday las the Albany papers have al
ready informed you) offered resolution noni
nauhg Adams electors, avowine at the s,,r,.
time that he did IL solely with view or b,;,,o-
ing the question: To a ina VOTE on ballot be-
tween me Two houses, from the two tickcts
"ihch would then be before them. This pro
position was supported, and the object OF it
frankly avowed by several other ,..cnbers of
The crawford party. On the o,he, f.aud, living
ston oil oiufnbia, and Edwards OF Onondao;
while they still avoWeci their preference for
Crawio',, were desirous in the first instance 10
exclude Adams, and To continue the final choice
between lay and Crawford.
In pursuance Of these views. Liy;npston ,b;s
morning Offered tie Clay ticket again. which
was rejected .; the whole Adams vote. aided
BY portion OF those OF who had formerly voted
Crawfo
The jackson ticket which on the first nomi-
nation received but one VOTE was thcn anaip
oroue1t forward and rose to twenty eight votes.
Tie jackson people out of the house were
was surprised 10 see, sangriine of succe..
Ihev stIii talk bodily of reconsideration and
another trial on Monday. There can be nothinq
In all tins, and the vote for jackson 20 day is vory
lar ABOVE ms real strentli MANY voting for tI,.,t
'icket no never seriously meant to suprort if
MIR. Livingston after the renewed rejection
vi the tlaN ticket, proposed ticket compos. ..i
oil twenty one Crawford and fifteen c Law eIec
tors.-Findng however, men from all sides or
the mouse rising against tle coalition he aban
doned IT and withdrew bis resolution.
MT. l.. does not appear to be the organ or
leader OF any party or section of party-his
course Is independent and his manuer very stri-
King from It's traDlsness and manliness
The question was finally put on adopiinp fbe
Adams ticket on thepart of the house, of Assem-
oily, and was carried. The vote was ayes 50
noes 3D. The affirmative side was comnosed Of
tue Adams men proper, and that part of the SUD-
Porters OF Crawford who preferred irving the
s'rength OF their candidate against Adams alone.
10 the policy OF wholly excluding the latter.
On Monday, the two houses will meet to com
pare nominations, and 10 decide bv h,II,t La
tween tie two. The relative strength of par,;cs
IN the Two houses, as tested nv the former votes
is thus: "awford 81; Adams 81; jackson ono
or two; Clay 3S. As between Adams and C,,,,-
lord have no doubt that part of the CIayjtes
VIII go to Crawford and part as certainly tn
ADAMS out me proportion in which tliev divide
Is yet uncertain. There are rurnours loo Tho,
some OF each party will change their votes ,,a
the ballot will conceal all inconsistency. Eut
this cannot go Tar, nor extend beyond a vote or
two.
Neither party is nor can be, very confident
as TO the result For my own part, I should
have thought Iivinrston's proposition the most
advisable, to effect the defeat of Adams. but if
did not seem so, to those far better ACQUAINTED
with The true state of feeling in the legislature.
The Chemical bank investigation has led to
quarrel between the Assembly and Iudro e:,,
Ger, who acted as counsel for orc of the -. ,t;os
to that enquiry. He appears al the bar If the
house on Tucsdcy, aud will be heard in his own
defence. as "" -
60 not know The merits of the business vcry
accurately, and bave BOi time to inquire abont
tbeIn.n
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