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FOR THE SENATE.

Fauquier dtriet-Jobn Thorn re elected in the whole
majority Of rs over Major votes Dr. Thornton and
hgnoStr gasi county IN the districArmstead had up
zoo Roaae. - ~
Wood dsrietIn the counties of Wood, Lewis Kanawba
and Harrison Msxwe has Kincheloe 44 and v
4Ot-Rsndolph Mason Logan and Cabel YET to be heard
from.
CONVENTION.
Auguna-" poll was opeaed on the question OF a state
w. p roe measure was warmly advocated by David
and Valentine expressed their willingness governed
understand that e declined expressing an
opinion on the proposition but the following was the re.
those in favor Of convention i75 expressed their 1rc
for limited one.--Mr Pateson received 81 votes
unwlingness that poll should taken for him ard nab
iely and privately requested bis friends to vote for
hm"-SdVHton Spectator.
ss.9tosd1FG ". Convention CO. Against 80
HanOvey-A great majority Ggainst Convention
ha,,G" Az male persons above 10 years Of age
against Alhough the question in relation to The eIpe
dency Of convention had been hgtated for tine
came forward the polls that greater part Of them
were not well informed the subject The Hon John g.
present Constitution, posing Of numerous de-
eel and showing the necessity Of t,5 In)
MndisOu-Convenfion 14I--ngainyt, 81
EsoaConve ios (of wboio % voted for conven.
ton With limited powers0 against 90.
Oyangs-ConveDiUn 2O5-Against 1872
Fau7uisy-Conyention S55-Agains I7o. Qiany refused
10 vote on the questiOn)
Rhode Island too is engaged in the business
of amending her form uf government. She
is the only state in the Union who vet lives
under the Royal Charter.-At the elections
which have lately been held, majority Of
her towns have chosen delegates to the Con.
Usntion.-s or 10 towns have postponed the
choice till June.
The variety and length of the articles which
crowd upon us will compel us to issue an Ex-
ira No. of our paper during the present week.
X, which has been promised for several
days, is at length complete, and will appear
on Tbursday.-PHILO DEMOS which was
promised to-day, will certainly appear entire
90 Saiurday--No other arrangement could
do justice either to r. or Philo Demos.-Mr
| Edwards Memorial will be completed in the
course OF the week-Also Mr.. CHESS 9th No
The Executive Council have appointed William
Selden, ESQ. 70 lie Register of the Lard Once /
place Of Jas. Robertson ". Esq appoa,ed Coiieeto
Of the por, Of Petersburg
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Mr.. InWRIF.

No reply from ibis gentleman we presume be psuses
to shew his iorbearsnce. That be will reply Mr. Hay
anles ne President Gen. Jackson should short the
matter by laying their letter before The public
have no manner Of doubt
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The Executive Council have appointed william,
Selden, ESQ. 10 lie Register of the LAID Once in
place Of Jas. Robertson, Jr ESQ apporae ed Collector
Of the pof, Of Petersburg
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DOMESTIC.
RIOT AND rebellion.

From the Providence Beacon, Of Oct. IS.
We are sorry fo say that this Community
which has always been distinguished for The
pu'i'y OF lis morals, and for IFS domestic fell
city ADD repose, has for the last two weeks
been Disturbed and dishatmonIzed by riot and
rebellion. On Sunday evening last, the CEN
iSe of tue town presented sccne of tumul,
and disorder, and a most furious riot took
place, between our black population, and boz
dy Of whites, which eyentuated in The loss of
blood aid reputation.
On Monday evening we were again thrown
intu Il Stale Ut confusion, by ID similar transac.
tiun, differing only frou, iiiat Of Sunday even
ing, by lis desoatng and wicked cOnsequen.
ces.
Early on Monday morning, mn infamous
placard Was posted on The Flag Staff AT the
Bridge, calling upon all who We're disposed 10
riot and rebel ~ meet at that place, at 10 o.
elock The succeeding night /; aud long before
,hs arrival Ut that hour, Il mob comprising four
or five hundred persons had assembled, aud
ot the word OF command took up its line oil
march for small haiuici, situate at the north
Elm suburb o, the toY., populated principally
hy blacks, vino located themselves in that
q 'arter, 10 avoid any intercourse or correspon-
.,ence with their hostile white neighbours.
WhJJ arrived at the spoi,a most furious
stack WAS made upon the unslfsnding and
'oN"PN~i"c many VI WIZ wire
engaged ia coD'ivaI sports apd rural games,
sod Ia The short space ut four or five hours,
,''ie.en daeiiing houses were Ieyeiled with the
gfuu',d
Tue ioftiriard and misguided mob, not con-
eat with prostra'InS the dwellings, uf the I'm.
fortunate beings upon whom their vengeance
'sds vented, commenced general destruction
.lnoos tI,eir goods and chstlels, destroying
r'rry thing on which they could lay their pol
ss,ed Bsnds.
Tue destruction was general, unlimited and
without Discrimination, save only in those in.
ssancss where the mob WAS bought zap with
4" Hgm," or by the ioebrlaliog csp were diver
ed from their unhsliowed designs.
The aext returning sun presented 10 the
."'holdeTs, scene al which humanity revolts
"nn dstcsIsfIoD and disniay, and at which the
;irart slckens, aud from the conte plaliun of
=" lnclI the nind gladly relires.
Toe h"nlrf which but few hours beftxe
bore d siolnDg aspect, and through which the
l'Hn 81 InaOcent lestisIly had been heard,
"asD0ss siIest and forsdken and the ruins Of
what u Was. barely told the spot where it
sud existed
Il was indeed iamentahJe and sorry sight,
aJd town 10 this Instance has incurred an
r'lebble disgrace; and monument Of iDfamy
'i's thus bsen erected, 10 perpeiuats the afro
'H'ss Committed BY au abandoned and profit
5 lie mob.
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
NEW YORK.
.Albany, THURSDAY. Nor. q. ia

sdt5Gny, Thursday, Nor. d, 1924.
Ia the Legislature, thugs are drawing to
crisis, and improving as they approach it,
The anti Crawford Caucus, on Tuesday even
ing, amounted only 20 about go. They,
therefore, abandoned the scheme Of separats
meetings, and last night, although not invited,
most impudentiy went in body to our adj
journed meeting. They attempted nota-
BILE scheme, by which they hoped TO effect the
defeat of Mr.. Crawford, and the success of
Mr.. Clay. or, at Least, n division Of the votes,
but II completely failed, and threw then, into
such confusion and disorder that they v0lun-
tar'iy expelled themselves, in phreDzy, Fl ON
the Senate Chamber, in WHICH our meeting
was held, organized themselves in the other
room, to the number of about 55, aad did no :
t.IDg. Our friends, in the mean time. called
the roll, found SO present, and four or five
proxies, and went on, and appointed com
mittee OF SO To select ticket of Electors. and
report it tonight. Ofthe SO, at least so are
Crawford mrD. The utmost harmony pre-
vailed. The unparalleled impudence and
consummate folly Of the oppo,tius, has pro-
ddced the happiest results. The committee
meet this day at 4, and will make out strong
Crawford ticket, with possibly one or two
Clay men, which will be accepted this even
ing, and triuDphantly elected tomorrow. or
this have not now the slightest possible doubt.
The madness and faulty of The peoples men,
&c. SIC. have sealed il beyond recall"
Another letter, written on Friday The 5th,
informs US that, sgreeabIy 10 the Information
IN the above letter, the frieods Of Mr. Craw-
ford met on the evening Of the 9TH, when
there appeared IN person and by proxy 81
members. The COMMITTEE Of SO reported ao
Electoral ticket which 10 subjoiued.
The minority caucus also met on the same
evening, but adjourned without doing any
thing except authorizing their chairman to
convene them when he sac proper.
ELECTORAL TtcKEr roR NEW YORK.
Henry Rutgers, ". Y. Jno. LansiDg, jr. AL
bany, Representing Seniors
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Adjourned to Thursday, IL o'clock.
CHOICE OF ELECToRs

Our M diligence from Albany, gives AN account of
shsmetnI aud rivo"- proceeding OH the part of Oh,
opponents. Al present ~, do not wish 10 GO ,nIo
PARTICULARS. We have only 20 assure onr fiIeids, Al
home and abr Il; thar al caucps Of the friend of
WIN. Crawford, which 83 mea,bers amt five
proxies were present, cnmmnirc OF IS were an.
pointed 10 make out -ector,i tic kef, aIfne r.Ie
friendly 10 MIR. Crawford, aud have no doubt thai
the ,ck'' MS made out, and elected yesterday 10y
decided IN. joriiy. nv Y. 4dro Mo-. 6
ELECTION SUMMARY
Although 'be re orns, AS already received are un-
f.vo, BILE 10 Col. Young, do nos despair of his
eectio" yet. The noI., and the lion Of The west are
he eud from.
ClIs'on's majori ia Ibis city is 836. Nolhicg from
suffolk but Is expected 10 bHisrcs QIeens. and
p'ob4bly Kings. Wesiches.sr and Pu nan, 1900 ma
ja,ity .foi Yhune RucklanJ, nl,vui lao ior Yausg
Orange, small m.jo'iy FOR Young. F,ncb Io., bis
eci'on. 90 much for turning peoples maa Craig
also lost his election so much for not gong ieto
cancns l-temocrac iickei Observation-Disclosures
800 for Ciinen-Uls,er abou $50 do The good old
federal county Of CO'umh,. witt give Clinton nbbu,
1000 Greene, 200 for Young, The old federal
COMFY of Kenssei'snr, wh,cB pretended TO no ripbi
will give Chnio" 800. Schenectady gives $50 10,
Clinton, aud elec's our member. We have heard
the worst, ex cop FROM Onario and So en- tho gloomy
SIDE Of the ioiure. Sundays Steam, Boa, may rive
Us rise OF stocks u decided n, siory OF buck
taIls in the mex, legisaiure.!! fb.
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THE CAUCUsEs.

ALsANY November 5.-On Tuesday even
ing, a1eetiDg WAS held in the Seuaie Chain
Der, which, after being organized, by the an
pontmeut0f the Hou. Erastus Root. President
"f the Senate, as chairman, and the Hon
Thomas IT,. Waterman, of the Assembly as
secretary, adjourned until "Wednesday eve ing.
On wednesday evening, general notice to
the kePub,ican members having been x, en-,
all The members seemed to consider thems. Ives
included, and all, with the exception OF I, who
were either absent from town, or who decline.
meeting under any circumstances, attended.
Wnen the meeting was called 10 order, Mr..
w. ", LVlogsteh, after stating that he was
fr'endiy to Mr.. Crawford, moved, in order To
test the 0pIuioDs OF The members present. aud
because he considered that the most prov,r
mode OF decIdlag the question, that the .I,c
toraI votes OF The state be given to WIN. n.
y. Inc Chairman stated. that the zral Of
Inc gentleman from Columbia had Induced
nun 10 onrT nus motion somewhat prcuiaturrIy {;
anu Una, T" would b" hrst in Drder TO call the
re-" on the republican members as prepare ed by
the committee. Mr.. Livingston desired that
his motion should be pot. Mr.. Tillo,son then
rose, and eDqnired by what authority the
Ch"ir'nan refused TO receive motion from
any nIePber, regularly made and seconded (?
ihe chairman replied, that IL was first in or
Ger, agreeably to the accustomed mode, 10
csii The roll OF members land he accordingly
directed The Secretary 10 call the names.-
IhsrSuPon, Mr.. Cfoius objected TO the call
OF the roll, as prepared by the committee and
ne appealed to the rneeting from the decision
Of the chair The Chairman said, that an alb
peal to meeii6g could not be made until that
meeting was organised ia the usual way. Du.
fiog these Transactions, the Secretary continu.
ed to caiIibe roll, and the members 10 answer
10 their names. Duriog the call also, Mr. Os-
dsn meseS lbat another Chairman be appoint
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From The Boston Paya.,,.m.

Tic Belle which broustit to Csnquiu,bo the
pews OF the nutiny Sc. on board the ship
Globe left Valparaiso about June %, at " hIch
tuHe those who arrived in the vessel had bsen
sseyerd, days under examination. We under
stand that the ringleader, offtIe plot entered
HE cabin about before Daylight and muir.
arred The captain and ist officer, one with an
IKE oic the other by shooting, as they lay
ID their birth. The I'd mate was ON deck,
npd they had promised him, previous To go
.i;g baiuw |" commit their i,.Ilish purpose, that
!, ca=e he made NO Noise nor offered any re-
s;siance, hi, life should Le spared, 10 which IN
essenied--un coming on deck, however, they
iarew him ~ rrhoard afive, andhr was drown
cd. .'Phe ship had about 700 barrels oil On
hoard. Coustock, the steward, who was
) murdered by them on shore, was "a brother
vt the rinsleader. tho had been prev olis;y
Killed by the mutiGeers, in a quarrel. Some
ofthe Globes crew, il is said, were foreigners,
shipped at the Sandwich ElaDds.
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VERMONT

On the 2sth, of October both branches of
lhe Legislature convened for the purpose OF
n ..l Candidate to be Supported for
I'M PRESIDENCY. The Lieut.. Governor vas
called to the Chair, and Norman WIN. a'
Esq. appointed Secretary. Upon cahy sssns
thr Sotes, II was ascertained that John pu;ncS5,
.dadms, was unanimously Nominated, 6ayinS
ls9 votes. On the subject of Vice Presideni
t;,r in"mbers were aearly equally DIVIDED
ten. Jackson having s5,. and j. G.. Calhoun
W. Governor Van Ness not being present
al me convention. sent request that his vote
might oe recorded in favour Of Mr.. Adams. for
President, and MIR. Calhoun for Vice Prss;.
dent. 'esi-
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PENNSYLVANIA.

We give below the returns from four or i've
additional counties Of Pennsylvania. The dis
proportion between the votes taken in This
state, and the actual number IF rofers IS greste-
than we have an example Of on any for.cer
election whatever. In Lancaster county, for
instance, there were more than 1000 votes
less given for Electors, than were given last
year for Governor and the Philadelphia
Sentinel states the remarkable fact, that, in
those counties only which have been heard
from, there have been ffly three thousand votes
less taken for Electors than we're received in
the same counties last year in the election of
Governor. This evinces an astonishing degree
oil apathy in the people of that State in regard
to the election of Chief Magistrate ofthe Un-
ION. The people there have much less apology,
loo, for this neglect Of their political duty than
those offVirginia because, in the latter stale,
the voters have al! TO repair to the court-houses
OF ihrconntes TO exercise the elective franchise,
and great many, consequentiy, have to make
Joufney OF from ten to twenty miles where
as, 10 Pennsylvania, elections are held in every
u'"oship. aud few have TO go more than two
r three mills 10 the polls. In states where
o much indifference is manifested in the dis
charge ofsp inpo tant public duty, ne ale
almost induced TO thidk the Legislatures y onId
aci sissy to vest me election in their own
bodies, as the Constitution permits.
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VERMONT ELECToRs

Hon. J"nas Gaushia., Titus Hutchinson
Joseph Burr, Jabez Proctor, John M,snn
pS.,.si. Carpenter, and Asa Adds, all friendly
u tue election OF alr. Adams. They wer,
Tuesday last. oi
DIR. Adams will have the vote of every II
lec'or Of the six Northern States as prs.;sa
Ut the United States. e''ue"'
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Cd, which being seconded, Mr.. o. put his onn.
motion, ia which there were several ayes: hut
the majority refused to notice il either way aNIr
Wheaton and Dir. Cunningham objected To
The proceedings, and, together with Mr.. Ogden.
called out to snembers to retire with them TO
the Assembly Chimber. Considerable passion
and feeling was manifested. Five members
uf the Senate, and ffty-fiye members of the
Assembly, Withdrew to the Assembly Cham
Der. ~ ~
Eighty-three members of the two houses re-
remained, and appointed committee of one
member from, each congre $50 nal district. To rel
port, on the following evening, an electoral
ticket. And they then adjourned until Thurs
day evening. number will be augmented
by several Who were absent from The CITY
The minority, we understood, appointed a
chairman and secretary, and COMMITTEES. who
waited ON the majority in the Senate chamber
with second request for members to retire
but none having complied with their request.
they returned, and the meeting adjourned UNI
I'll Thursday evening, after passing "a resolution
Of censi,re ofthe course taken by the President
of thu Senate.
The result Of the adjourned meeting of last
evening was not known when our paner went
to prees; but we are Persuaded that an elec.
t"sal ucaet was presented by the committee.
aud adopted, which will receive the su,purt n r
majority Of both branches of The legislature
0.r..
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FIRE.

About half past three o'clock This morning,
his broke out 10 The rear of James and Oh
= - street, which proved more destructive 20
ne property than any that bias occurred in
Us city, Tor sons months. The Gre is gene
'siIy believed 10 have commenced 10 the plas-
'sr factory, belonging 10 Peer and Samuel
'7hopDard, WE WIN their father, owned oucI
foe property burnt down on James g. Cher
siseets. fhcf I0es j. esiiniai2d at uptvaI is
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sseni"g. Hen nephew d one Of the priests
went in the s,n 0ner fur Havanna, Nheoce
they will continue their voyage fur Baltimore.
We are informed that captain Fitch is eati-
tied to much credit for his particular a,ten-
ton and poliiencss TO this ior!orn family on
their passsse.
We further learn that il is the intention of
Mad l. to remain a few weeks at Nj. Il ,cia
rie's pia,,a,iun to proceed throus, ti,- IVES
tern country, on the first rise of ~aser. for a
Dorlhern port, and thence embark fUr En.'pr
Lou. lido Oct. IL.
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by 5000 ,rours, aud a considerable quantity of
English property had been captured on the
Riser a"d Lake Nicaragua. ~. Y. .usr. lido.
Instance Of he tenerofenec Of In fay'Ge
Extract OF IA letter from an American sertl.-
man in the West lndies--a citizen Of this
State.
Z" believe l mentioned to you 'circu,n'
stance Of som. interest that occurred after he.
came acquainted with the Marquis La Fay
ettcl, and in which I was particularly. CON
cerned but perhaps you have forgotfen il. l,
was in April 392 at his own house in Paris,
that first saw him. After our acquaintance, rs
very politely gave me a ticket Of admission IL
ohe Chanil,er of Deputies, where, .muug
,,i,hrrs, heard u speech from NJ. Viilrle, nov
stinguished in the Bourbon cabinet. The
revolution in Piedmont, you may perhaps re-
member, took place.a little before this period.
Many Of the distinguished Italians, threatened
with the vengs snce OF The Sardinian govern
ment, after the failure of their putriotic exer-
tiuns He'd ino France. LOnis the 18th, being
cousin TO tho King Of Sardinia, projncted tn.
dastard'y project Of experimenting andTpunist-
ing these iUor refugees. One of them mp
piled TO the Marquis La Fayette for protection.
The Marquis informed me of it, and begged
uls la take this Italian gentleman out of France
with me servant. ciieerfuly consented, and
was on that ;ccuunt detained in Paris fia y or
two longer than the rest of our party. Hiring
procured an alteration Of my passport, AS
10 include the Italian under frigned name a.
my domesiiqne, l was on the point of setting
out for Hayre, when |: received information
that the Bourbon government OF France, taking
wit In their anger, had determined not TO
mLest the Piedmont refugees any longer 81
so | was. deprived of the pleasure of per-
hsps figuring away hereafter in history along
side Of Sir Robert Wilson and Lasaletie !''
TJN. Y Patriot. .
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POSTCRIPT.-W are sin i,oah,.. -, y:
any AUTHENTIC accounts relaiiv.. 10 the Fla.
non. Wetavr Little doubt however. If IN.
Success of the jackson Tioke,-from the GaI'
lowing estimate collected from The lar Ar.
counts received. GE,,,s,,.'." az
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IEmporium.
NAJoRITrEs.

CHiO.-Ftom Otir we have fine re, -,
81 JtGe's"n County aud part Of Coiu,,h;.n.
IN The former Jackson has pai..,;tv or aas
over Clay, 500 over Adams. InColGmh; s, oo
as iar as heard from, J'cksons n,ajorify is =.
~ Harrison County, jackson is SOY ,hs.a
md 3 townships To htar from. ""e'oi
IN oiarke County, Jackson is said tn have {.
majority ID every towusbipi! [.4iIegb T.
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ist dist. Suffolk aud Queens -Tredwcil |
Scudd.r, Suffolk.
Roekiand, R,chmond and kins's-Sam-
u. Barton, Richmond.
8 City oil New Yoik--Ben. Bailey, N. Y. 8
Ai'aham Bioodgood, do; Henry Eckford,
10. ass
T. Putnam and West Chester-ls Isaac Yer
mi Va TonkeIs.
8. Dutebess-Jacob Shook, Duchess.
Q. Or.ose-Edwsrd Ely, Orange.
Z 4. Ulster and Suiiyan-Samuel Smith,
Sullivan.
g.. Columbia-Moses Younslose, Column
bia.
o. Rensseaer-Aiber Pauling, Rensselaer,.
10. Aibany-Join sl.Carty, AIbany.
IL. Greene aud Deiaware-Edward Doyle,
|. Delaware. @r
IL. Schoharie and Schenectady NJ.
Snyder, Scnoharie.
| Is Otsego-Joseph Clyde, Otsego.
| IA. One,da-Wm. Clarke, Oneida.
| Is. observation-disclosures Crane, Herkimer.
IS Montgomery aud Hamilton-Duncar
d. Macarthur.
II. Sarasoga-Nathan Thompson, Sarato
ga
IS. Washiogton---Alexander Livingston
| Washington on.
| 10. Franklin, Clinton, Essex, and Warren
u
20. Osweg0, Jefferson, ST. Lawrence, ant
l. is.-Reubtn Streeter, St. Lawrence
rudolph Bunerer, Oswego.
81. Chenango and Broome-Joshua Whit
"ey.
%. Madison and CORTLAND. -Sylveste
b echer Madison.
s3. Onondago. G. Jewett, o
ssndago.
"a Cayuga.-Wing Tabsr, Cayuga.
%. Tonpklns aud Tioga DARIUS Bentley
Tosa.
rs. Ontario, Seneca, Wayne, and Yates
Micah Brooks, Ontario Luther f. Stevens
Seneca. .
81. Monroe, and Livingston Sib
ley Monroe.
90. Cataraugus, Allegheny, and Steuben-
James Cong AdegaIy.
4 80. Gennnesse-James Greene, tennessee
80. Chalaque, Niagara, and Erie-Danie
w. Douglas, Chataque.
The question, as To the So electoral votes o
New York may be considered as settled in Mr.
CraNfurd's favor-any one or two votes in Mr.
Ciay's interest, 1t brins thought, will, eveuiu
ally, be given TO the Secretary OF the Treasu
~, when it is found that there IS no chance .
Mr.. Gays attaining the presidency.
| IPdsh. City Gdz.
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IRESTor, Nov. 6. 1924
New Jersey Is still faithful to Reyoju,;on,.
"e'" the jackson ticket has succeed.d-
o'hciai returns have not come from ali ,hs
counties, ont thef.i IS no doubt from those re-
ce'sed, 'that The FIVE Jackson,ans ON Tho CO.
veni'oo ticket have majority of f,on, mo -,
.ovo' anu ,n,ee o'9ers small majority. You
EXTRACT OF A LETTrp n.-,
t.r .u, Patsbwg, Nor 2 1904
In AnfShany county, PSnosyJyan;s H..
majority Tor Jackson is about 1000 '"e
ine returns from Ohm are rerv cbser;,r
Inc statement received from J,fTeSson c,.,,I
y, w .ns' state is as follows: Jacksnn a.,
Clay SOC, Adams sts JACKSON III,
IN N'W Lisbon, the capital af C,,...,:
coun'y' Ono, and two townships. JscL,",..
emJ"l'y oVr' both Clay and Adams q csrSaS
~ 80 d"u Adams was next 10 .Jacksoo r.
,' ,''s"o county, Ohio, so far as head f,or
S g, has IN sjority exceeding 500. and -
o'arkr county ht IS reported 10 have a cras,.,,
majority. We now calculate On ill., $500
electoral vote Of all the weslern ,a,, '' re
JacksOn.- lFUDegn mn e. rS 'or
10 ne" Jersey,it appears, the IscLso
'ec'o'"i ''cket has suceee,led r..
rhESiDENTIAL ELECTION RErup~s
MASSACHUSETTS,.
'8ddnis Ticket Uppisdo,d IT,,
4" ~ towns, gi40a '""s''
PEENS YLp8HLs
Returns already "A"'"' ''''s''ra Clay
R Rshish aoa.,. 1854 asa 1901 1882 o7s
s"u"'S 1898 9 o
eois7 4sos 1857 srs