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LATEST FROM ALyARADO.

Captain Story, OF the sciir. Trimmer, from
Ai'arado, reports that a letter was received
a. That place previous TO his sailing, from
captain Duiany Of the brig Cato at Tobasro,
s'a'e.s nal he hau been robned, several OF MS
crew badly wounded and that for some cause
ne was detained 10 the port. The II S. schr
Weasel, then at Alsarado immediately sailed
ION the lst) To his relief.
Genrral Victoria WAS elected president of
nex' O. Freemdn's JowRoi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-02
or Mr.. Adams,s Electors
) received each rs votes, making $50
Making difference in favor Of Mr..
Crawford's Electors, of

To say nothing If the increased votes sivsn
to Mr.. Crawford's four Electors subsequently
chosen.
Ii il be said, however untruly, that the dif-
ference between 7H votes and 95 vu.ss given
to the seven Electors ought not To be counted
by Mr.. Crawford, still. should the 1873 aggre-
gate votes SD given br deducted, there viii
remain majority Of SO over Mr.. Adans's
Electors.
Ii We multiply The whole number Of at
tending members, Is.
By SO, the votes each member is entitled to-, SO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-02

son 5,ioi asotss; 10 Mr.. Clay s,o45 aud to
Mr.. Adams 1856.
Sd Judicial Circuit, MS far as have been re-
oeNed, jackson prevails-Adams next.
Two townshipsin Harrison county. mot in
ciudsd above,) gave. for Mr.. Adams lGS for
Grn. Jackson i63 and for Mr.. Clay, 1873.
One township in Hamilton county, gave for
Mr.. Clay 81 for Mr.. Adams 10; and fer
Gen. jackson 1. ,;'he Indianapolis Gazette
says no election was held in any other town
ship in the county.
We received no papers last night from
Missouri, nor Illinois. Ti,e Kentucky Gazette
at the 18Th instant, says Missouri is supposed
to be Tor Clay 2, Jackson 1 lliinois. Jackson
., Adams u. MAT journal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-02

I'et the enemies Of Mr.. Crawford exull as
they may, and triumph in anticipated success.
this Us, MISUNDERSTANDING true statement OF the
moral u puii,ical weight of the candidates as IL
VIII be fixed by the naiien, and be- ,lis,ipc ;ly
understood Ia the House of REPRESENTATIVES,
mat body will do ther duty. They will per
ce'e that the voice of the people, in tim re-
cent elections, honestly Interpretations nNt been
pronounced IN favor of either OF the cand-
dates, and feel themselves empowered and
bound, In the exercise of a sound disrrstion
10 select the man WHO will, in their Judge
'nents, the most ably and upiish!iy prnmol,.
The nat oaaI interests. On proceeding To bal.
lot. MIR Crawford will have the certain votes
OF n. York, Delaware, Virginia, North Caro-
INA, and Georgm, eniitled 10 81 electoral votes.
Mr.. Adams will probably have the vutes of
the SIX New England states, entitled 10 81 =
ltciural votes.
Gen. Jackson will have the certain v,,tes of
fennsylran.a and Tennessee, entitled In SO :.
lcctoral sotes,nf Soul, Carolina, Alabama and
Louisiana, entitled 10 81 electoral votes, which
united make 90 votes.
The number oi electoral votes are stated Ia
show The federal weight vi the resp. states
in the Union.
The other eight states Of New jersey, Ma
ryland, Ohio, Mississippi, Kentucky, IIinois
indiana, and hlissou,i, are doubtful and il i
more probable that Mr.. Ciawlord viii get The
greater pOrtioa Of them than any other ca,d,.
date.
Let the friends of Crawford, then, continu.
TO stand firm on the grou.iti of principle, cool
add undismayed, and they Will finally see thei,
good cause triumphant.
.hopember o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-02

rms does mol test Mr. Craw lords srerrth as great
numoers oi his friends voted Tor the Jackson Ticket.
IN ihs STATE 'e h-nds OF Jackson Adams united
on ue eve oil the Election, and agreed said to
tate their vote, in favor oil tie jackson Ticket and &C
eosang TO Tue strength OF their respective Votes go
eer"nsd by esiorsing tue ballots wi names Jack
,"h or Auas appn10n ;he electoral. votes
IN ms Way the f,rce of Tie sunges given Crawl o
were superior 10 those given either OF
cahur'ates-Esery sensible will, nding this
slaagrn SUI consider, morally the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-02

Electoral ticket. 10 ths aggregate, actually
copmanded large majority Of all the votes
given. This can be proven with mathemat-
cal precision.
Of hlr. Crawfnrd's Electors
received each % votes, making eG5
81 do &c do do sO52
do rs do do so5s az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-02
We have a result of

We have result of O.,
A majority Of which is Q.
Which ur. Cra"ford's aggregate
vote exceeds by 40
And MIR. Adams's falls short of l,y 1872
Ii thu blank votes he excluded-I5a,
the members voting, multiplied by
SO, will give s..
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Some arrangements We're made as to tho
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person to bear the copy of the certificate 10
The seat OF government Of the u. States. when
the college Adjourned abont 8 o'clock, sine ale.
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TIL Legislature of Georgia has depart.
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Snli"a States Tor thew next President
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al which we cannot but he surprised, inas.
much rs we had always understood tha,
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cedrd 10 be in his favor. although il was
known that there was strong u,rty on
posed la him. We are Of opinion too.
rhat his friends have M, much reason TO
aodst. We were aStoni<hed in find in.
Vote 90 clas-, viz; IN riie Senate, Cra,y
ford 35--aFainst him 10. In the House of
Represrnta,, for &. G3--againsi him
81 letter from .Mlledgc,ille, speaking
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-06

r f,,r ssas,cc,. says--art can no lonees be
nd ,h,t irr. Crawford will gel the und'-
,,ded vote ..f stlIis tbs own state, when,
~ The Legislature, consisting BON h'F'ses
~ rel members, lie obtaRed earS ma
iofits.e( ~ xaies."