The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23
LYNcnBuRG, NovgMBrRe9. lael
prfuae4,inl Elretioa Returns.


The refafss from The distant STATES come
10 hand siogsly. ratrt Thing ren.dus 10
TIN same state ~ ~ hen fl.,st paper nasts
sued, with thc single exception nf NORTH
CAROLINA h tn. slate. Gen. Jackson,
IL was Supposed weuld take tie had from
the start. and kept 10 The .ud nf the race
tut 81 FAR ~ We have heard, Crawford is
heitfe him--C's present majority over J.
is .653. The Rai-igh Register 4 Craw
fnrl priail say=--'' From ali nc eau lrAru
on the subject. the maiorIiy viii be small
for eitlIcf candidate, and ~ one can pro
nounee Nth cefiainty.un which SHE Il will
be- Thi. we consider rs an admission
OF the probability af Mr. Irawfor1's defeat
lis, bci,re these returns We're received,
80 fayutahl., Ia odr view, tn Mr.. I that
print had commended that his success WAS
sure. We thtak still that Geo. j. viii get
ihe vote OF Nuilh Carolina. The cuuniirs
which have bsen beard from arr murr i'm.
medlately ia The nelghhnfhued of lrginiB.
ard are someM bal luflutncrd by The Old
Dominion IA their political mot rinrpts.--
ThDse to be head from, ga ti1e contrary,
fur The most pau bordrr oD Tennessee aud
South Carulinl, aud may be- Supposed he
xonrp hal affected hy lllr same Jackson
mnna aud tue same hostility To CDN ford,
" hich seem 10 animate the people oi 9hase
sfafes This, 'howrycr, ~ all speculation,
" hieh the NEXT mail may establish AZ truth,
~ completely demolish.
EEN YORK The course pursued by
I'll, Legislature of this State is as singular
~ IT'S ,yrntem determination is impenrtra
bic. By the last accounts the two Houses
we're on the eve of Joint ballot, ihe Craw-
fnrdites ia Tie representative branch hay
ing yo,ed rnf The Adams ticket tn eject
this object. By THIS mnueuyre, Clay has
been completed, thrown out, a. m othir
tiVkct can be voted h,r after the two llon-
srs cn,ur to "a Joint ballat. but those nomi-
mated by one ufihcm Gen. Mrt lure, the
leader OF the Clay party, WAS highly .hdg
fani nj IL, and de, latrd, that" If Mr. Craw-
ford's friends thos united IN push Mr.. Clay
eat of the hoese, for tha purpose of for
cing his friends ~ 80 for nne or the other
he, for one, gave them notice that he should
get az many of his friends Is 80 with him as
possible On the other baud, air. Lii
siuyston, another .NaIm aud Influential
fiiend OF Nj. lay, said that no considera-
ton should induce him Ia vote for NJ. A
dame. In this state of things, II is M diff
cult Ia predict the result - ever. The con
test IL now between Crawford and Adams
- thrir strength on IoSni ballot Is % for +.
and 81 fer A and II rcmaips with Mr..
Clay~ friends IT, fnrntsh 60 either uf iht. pas
ties u snt'ieicot numher To give IL 80 yotr---
the number requisite 10 make An election.
Our hopes are strong that the course pur-
susd by the Craw fordites towards Clay,
may induee n secession from that party
ofenoutb TO srrure tteVo'r of the state 10
Mr.. Adams. The vote of New York, how
ever, whether given Ia 4 or G. canuet nj
feet the controtcrsy. Ii will only place
one of them 81 much higher on the El.cto
raj Ilis that be would otherwise be. They
will both go before the II. of Il.
OHlO.--No further returns received
from this STATE. The friends OF Ga, and
Jackson are equally saaguine of success.
jackson Is considerably ahead.
The next mail viii scIIe the matter, W.
expect, With rcga,d to the three States
hove mentioned, aud probably furnish re
turns from some nt tle mere distant ONES.
Gen. Jackson nill 80 before the lIous,
withth greatest number of electoral votes
hut whether he can be elected there, is mai
trr OF cVnsderatl, doubt.