Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-16
POSTS CRIPT.
By Yesterdays Mai from .qibanu

| ny Il eStefuiyS VuuU from .4tOu5tH.
The two following articles, from the National
Advocate and American, give us all the news
| from Albany. Nothing done yet. Crawford
sinking, and Adams somewhat rising. The mex
advices must be decisive.
From Tie .Nesc York National .4doocate of Fr;dny.
ELECTORAL VoTEs.-We have a list of three
electoral tickets-Crawford, Adams and CLAY;
on each we discern the names of old republicans;
, but as one only can succeed, we shall not pub
lish them. Yesterday, at l2 o'clock, the ticket
was to be chosen. We think ticket will be
made; and shall not be surprised if the friends
ofMr. Crawford, in the Assembly, should vote
| for the Adams ticket, in order TO make a differ
ence between the Senate and Assembly, and
| thus bring them to Joint ballot. This movement
throws out Clay altogether; and although Mr..
Clay stands deservedly high with the country,
and the party; yet the indiscreton Of his friends
| at Albany, leaves no other course to pursue
The contest then is between Adams and Cray-
| ford, and as Mr.. Crawford has the Senate, and
wants but few votes in the Assembly to
secure majority, it is reasonable to infer that
the Crawford ticket has prevailed.
From the New-York American of Friday.
The legislative proceedings will ,shew the
| relative strength of the Presidential candidates.
which is nearly as we have always stated, and
will also prove the little probability there is of
our state giving an unanimous vote, even if her
vote be given at al, which is doubtful. The
noted SEVENTEEN stand firm and seem determn-
ed to Idle in the last ditch.n The vote for Mr.
Clay proceeds in measure from the influence
of Mr.. Young, who has not, and we believe will
not come into the support of Mr.. Crawford.
The following gentlemen being on both the
Crawford and Clay tickets. are elected :-Jo-
seph Sibley, of Monroe; Micah Brooks, Ontario;
Nathan Thompson, Saratoga.
.NEW- YORK LEGISLATURE.
At IL O'Clock, on Wednesday the 10Th, the Sc
nate proceeded 10 nominate Presidential Electors
Those who supported the Crawford Ticket, as
published yesterday, were Messrs. Bovine, Bronson,
Dudley, Earll Green, Greenly, Reyes, Lefferts Ly-
ingston, Meal, Redfreld, Stranaban, Sudan,
Thorn, Ward, Wooster, Wgight-17.
Those who supported the Adams ticket were,
| Nlessrs. Burrows, Burr, Gardner, Haight, Lynde
| Morgan, Ogden-7-
Those who supported the Clay ticket were hIessrs
Bowman, Clark, Cramer, Eason, Mallory, Min
tyre, Wheeler-7.
Mr. Nelson was absent through sickness. He
has not been able to attend during the session.
On the resolution that the Crawford ticket should
be the adopted by the Senate the vote stood the
same as on the nomination, with the exception of
Mr.. bowman, who voted in the Affirmative
IN ASSEMBLY, NOV. 10.
In the Assembly, nothing done of conse-
quence, except voting FOX Electors, and that did not
amount 10 much. The resolution fixing on w ed
nesday, yesterday to choose treasurer, was al
tered to Friday.
At 10 O'Clock the House proceeded to nonin-
ate electors Of president, when the votes stood
as follows:
For The Adams T;;ket.--Messrs. Allen, Bars
tow, Barto, Benedict, Bia5ely, Campbell, Clark.
Coffin, Cook, Crazy, Cunningham, Daley.
Drake, Durham, Dunnidg, j. Finch, Fox, Fur,
man, Ganson, Gardiner, Cove, Hager, n Hal
sey, Hudson, Jones, Knapp, M'Crea, Morss,
Pell, Pitts, Rathbun, Riggs Russell, E. Smith,
J. Smith, l.. Smith, p, Smith, Stryker, Tai
madge, Thorne, Town, Tredwell, Van Beuren,
Van Orden, Warren, Washburn, Wheaton,
Whipple, WilkesoD, Wilkin-50.
For The Crawford Ticket.-Messrs. Barnum,
Bellenger, Bevier, Bowker, Brown, Budlong.
Cortiss, Dickson, Dubois, Edwards, Ellis, Far
lin, A. F. Ferris, B. Ferris, Fitch, FIagg, Fol
lett, Grant, Graves, Howe, Hubbard, Hyatt
Judd, King, Latham, Livingston, Lyon, Miller,
Perine, Petit, Pine, Root, Ruger, ID. Smith,
Speaker, Stephens, Stewart, Stwell Van Ais
tyne, Van Week. Waterman, Winslow, WOOD,
-43.
For Tie Clay Tfcket.--Messrs. Ashley, Bald
win, Barber, Carr, Cooper, Crulius, De Witt,
l. Finch, Gere, FL. Halsey, Hosmer, .Janses,
Mcclure, Mcneil, Mullett, Pierson, Price, Re
mer, Rockwell, Seaman, Seely G.. Sr1itn, NJ. IT.
Smith, p. Spencer, T. Spencer, Stillman, Stone,
Tillotson, Turner, Wager, Whiting Wood
worth-32.
For tie Jackson TIcset-<Mr. Whe1er--1.
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