Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-09
ltian.s THkcet Rufiic,

NEW YORK, Nov. A.
The election in this state Terminated at SIN
set last evening; aud in this city the canvassing
was only partially completed. The following
maJorities were announced at the committee
rooms last night, Just as our paper was going to
press.
In the First Ward, only the Congress Tickets
were canvassed-Nr. Haines has the majority.
The votes were, for Haines Ia, Rathbone 453.
sharp 4l5, Cambrelling AT, Verplank 374,
johnson 800, and Wheaton 65.-iThis ward
will give about 400 majority for Clinton.l
In the Second Ward Mr.. Clinton had a ma
jority of 395, and 1913 for Lit Governor. MIR.
Golden had q majority of 426 over MIR. Bovine.
The Third Ward gives Mr.. Clinton major
ity of 263.
In the Fourth Ward, Mr.. Clinton had 600
majority.
The Sixth Ward 10 for Mr.. Clinton.
The Seventh Ward 298 for MIR. Young.
The Eighth Ward 133 for Mr.. Young.
The 9Th, 9th and 10th wards not heard from
but the calculation, at l I O'clock last night was
that Mr.. Clinton would carry from the ten wards
OF the city majority of from 6 TO 300 Mr. Col
den's majority for Senat or will be about 1000.
TIE Legislatures hearverbaly from AL.
bany, that the members of the legislature
nave held their cducuses already, but have been
unable to agree on a Crawford ticket. The
trends of Mr. Adams and Mr.. Clay stand firm
Nothing will be done for sorhe days. Cover nor
yates has done good thing, in sending homes
sage.
Extract Of a letter from albany, dated Honda.
sf0Ueniber. LIST.
VI have just returned from a fortnight's jonr-
ney to the West. Things look well here. Near
~ the whole western interest has come out for
Clay They say that Clay,s party is stronger
than Crawford's; that they ,oW neoe, eice nm:
and they io,H not. The votes of the state viii
De given either TO Adams Clay, or be divided
between tllem speak aciM confaience; and
you know | am not apt to reckon without nv
host. However, maybe mistaken The cleo
tors VIII not, think, be chosen in several DAYS -
FROM NE correspondent Of lee N. Y. Ere,,i,ag Post
ALBANY, Nov. 8.
Well, here is Monsieur Tonson come again: or
in other words our Legislature has again assem-
Died. There was nothing of consequence done
yesterday The Governor did not send in n mes
sage; and when waited upon by the committee to
INFORM nan thai the house was ready TO proceed to
business, he replied rather tartly. that The laic
had pointed out their duty, and that he had noteg
To communicated
There has been already much caucussing on. the
subject of presidential electors. Neither candidate
mas majority, and the electoral ticket will have
10 ne made by compromise not ali The
friends of Clay have taken bold stand and insist
on part Of the ticket and will probably enter into
compact with the party that will yield them the
most 1t is my opinion, and speak unadvised-
~, that the votes of the state tcH be diyi,ieI be
H0een .4dd;rs and Clay.
VIII RON time to time Inform you of suoh mat
teis OF interest may ranspire at the capitol while
am here 1t is probable that the session will last
some three or four weeks; and perhaps may be
here tho most part of that time
The friends of Mr.. Clinton feel sanpuine of his
eiectinn, though it has been closely contested
at the west than was at first anticipated The
poiis close this day, and the die is now probably
cast. There will not be very large majority for
the successful candidate. 1t is thought that this
county will give from 400 to GOO for Mr. Clinton >,