Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
ELECrORAL VOTES


BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
ELECTORAL VOTES.
We have list Of three electoral t,cke,s-Craw
ford, Adan,a aud Clay on each we discern ,h
names Of old republicans; hut nne only can succee
we shalt not publish them. Yesterday, vt I2 o'clock
the ticket was TO be chosen. We think ticket will
he made and shall he surprised IL The friends O
Mr.. Crawford, in the Assembly, should vote for th
Adams ticket, in order o. make differences be,wee,
the 9vnafe and Assembly and TIM. hiring Them IN
ycthe' ON Jn'n' "Aso'. This movement shrows 90
Clay altogether amt! although Mr. CLAY stands de
serveJiy high will, the country, and tho marty We
the ndscretion Of his fiiends at ALBANY leaves nc
Other course to p"rauc The contest then Is betwce,
aoa"s aud Srawior', and ne Mr.. Crawford has th,
Senate, aui wants hut few in the Assembly ,s
secnre majority, 10 reasonable TO infer that In,
Crawford ticket has prevailed.
m. y. .5dpo. Nor. II.
The LegmR,vr proceedings will shew the relative
strength at the President which = near
" a. we have always stated, and will also prove ,Is
little probability there 10 Of our ssa,e giving an anan,
nous vote, even 'f her voe he given at ALL which i
seem deierminedio die III The las, .itoh." The voi,
ior MIR: LAY proceeds in measure from the inHu
enee OF Nif. fonnRs who has not and believe viii
no, como ;, INTO The support of Mr.. Crawford.
Inc following gentlemen heing on both the Craw.
.%,W and Lay tickets, are elected :Jnseph Siblcy
OF Monroe Micah Brooks, On,ario Nathan Thomp-
son. '' IEGisLArrRr e. S u S~, yos M r.
tR.pcrrd tor The ALBANY Daily Ativcr,iscr.1 :.
Al IL O'Clock, the senaie proceeded 10 nominate
the presidential electors.
Ih.s- who Supported the Crawford ticket, as pub
ishe yesfrr,iay, veto Alessr>. BOVINE, Bronson bud
ley, Earl Grec", Gresny, Reyes, Leher,s, Living
s,on, VI Cali, Re,lf-ld, Siranraha an, Sudan, Thorn
Ward, Wooster, wr,ght-l7
=, Those who supoosied the Adams ticket were
Nessrs. Bur'ows, Butt, Gardner, Haieht, Lynte
Morgan, Ogden-7.
Those who supported the Clay tick ct were Nessrs
tn %s C,arke, Crs"er, Eason, sllory MInyre
Mr. Nelson was absea, through sickness. He has
not been able TO attend du,ins the session
w the resolution that tie Crawford ,irkei should
ne the one adopted by the Senaie, The vote stood
me same as on The nomination, with the exception
OF Mr.. Bowman, who volcd in Tho affirmative.
IN ASSEMBLY, Nov. 10.
In the Assembly, nothing done of consequ nee,
TO much
Al II o'clock the House proceeded to nom,natr
ELECTORS Of President when the woes STOOD az follows
For the Adams Ticket SO.
For the Crawford Ticket IS.
Fur the Clay Ticket So.
For the Jackson Ticket MIR. Wheeler, 1.
BONE .?Gdrs-Our Legislature adjourned
On Tuesday evening last, after appointing for
electors Of President and Vice President
Gen. John Caldwell, Isaac Tunnel and Joseph
u. Rowland, Esqrs. The two first are in ia
YOUR of MIR. Crawford and the latter Tor air.
Adams.
We are at a loss to imagine what will now br
said by the eeizaris .ghe kne.c go well that the
vote would be given to Mr.. Adams but il is
probable they will now he wise enough to say
nothing and whether it will or not, we are
sure il should operate as caution to them
how they venture their positive predictions
for the future. The nineteen which it was
asserted were in favor Of Mr.. Adams, has
turned ont to De about half dazen, and if the
friends of Mr.. Crawford had not assisted
them. they might have struggled till doom's
nay before elr. Adams would have obtained
single vote II LAS S,ste. Del. Gaz.
NEW JERSEY.-A lette, from Trenton
dated November 8, states tat " the Jackson
ELECTORAL ticket is all elected. We had some
doubts as to three ofthe electors, who were
left out by the Crawford men hut the infor.
nation received from the counties give a ma
loriy over the Adams ticket of AT least 600, sl
700, and the other Ave 1900 and upwards"
Phil. FIR. Gdz