Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-09
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1910
NEW YORK.


4 ne Greeks and Trojans, by tacit consent
suspended the battle to witness the combat of
icctnr and AJaX-and the rest of the union.
seem more attracted by the convulsiye efforts
aud uncertain issue OF the Presidential and On
oeriiatorIai struggle in the great state of New
ork, Than by their own concerns We Give
uoef ms head, the state OF the polls for Cover
nv: as 'dr as lhey are KNOWN and various specu-
iations from the New York papers.-itis mos,
probable that Clinton is elected Governor.
Inc city OF New York, always before against
MN, mas gwen INN this time majority of zoo
Inc General Assembly was i'm session at Al
oahy, ana u was expected that Electors for Pre-
sident would be chosen on Friday LAST The
event is doubtful and will be doubtful to The last
~ lther Adams, Crawford or Clay, has major
Ivy, but compromise between any two will de-
feat the other. Which two of the TRIANGULAR
oeihserants shall compromise, and what shall be
us nasis' arc the questions which first present
themselves. Clay and Adams are strongest with
the peorle, and it is conjectured from this, that
they VIII divide the votes, or that one or the
other will get the whole. We publish different
letters from Albany, all expressing this belief.
We shall probably be able to give the result in
our next.
IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Adams ticket is prevailing in .:,s state.
oy immense majcrities. The unpledged or
crawford ticket, has been beaten in Boston fits
strong hold) and all towns beari from, more than
three to one. Considerable expectation has
been expressed. that Massachusetts would vote
Tor MIR. Crawiord-the hope was vain All
New England stands firm to Mr.. Adams.
IN CONNECTICUT.
The Adams ticket is succeeding i'm this State.
by maIorlties still more overwhelming than in
Massachusetts. No doubt is entertained of the
result. In New Hampshire, there is no oppo-
siton TO the Adams ticket-Vermon is almost
uDanlinous-Nfanc viii give an undivided sup
port to the same caniiJate-and Rhode Island
heretofore deemed doubtful, is now considered
secure.
PENNSYLVANIA
The returns as far as they are published i'm Pbila-
delphia, are, for Jackson, 19,374-adams 45)f-
Crawford 2,.I32--Ciay 973! The poverty of Mr.
Clays vote, the soul of the Tariff in the great man
ufacturing state of Pennsylvania, is surprising
enough! In Pittsburg, the Birmingham Of America
he received or 10 votes. After all the vaunting
Of Mr.. Crawfords friends, their meetings and their
mauiiestoes it is proved that Mr.. Adams is the Sc
cond choice of Pennsylvania. Should Jackson be
dropped before Congress, Mr.. Adams will get her
vote.
NEW-JERSEY.
The election is in this state. Trenton gave
Mr.. Adams majority of &c. the only town certainly
heard FROM but two tickets were run, one for Adams,
the other for Jackson. 1t is feared Jackson has
prevailed. The Philadelphia Gazette ascribes the
defeat Of Mr.. Adams to the bad cement of his
friends.
MAINE.
Northumberland district, the only where serious
opposition was expected, Nv. Taylor, the Adams
clector, received 1922 votes Mr.Prcble, the Craw-
ford elector, 7G2-so that Mr.. Taylor is elected
The whole Adams ticket is ungucs,ionably elected.
JACKSON.
In New Jersey. the friends OF Mr.. Crawford
have united with those ofJacksOB-t0 defeat Mr..
Adams-ln Baltimore, The Crawford Electors
lave withdrawn, aud his interest will bc given
to Jackson. Who will reconcile these incon-
sistenCies? Who were the first, & most jealous
TO oppose Gen. Jackson Who have been most
eloquent in his dispraise, the most emphatic in
their denuDCiations' From what quarter have
VIC heard most Of Gen. Jack sons sanguinary
history-his hands streaming with The blood OF
poor dcEencelcss Savage fame polluted with
the murder Of Arbutlinot and Ambrster--troops
raised, citizens imprisoned, laws suspended and
constitutions violated, by the dcspotic viii ola
private Individual? From The CrawiordItes.
Who have boosted that they and their chief