The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25


Rhodec Island Votes I'VE have not been sble
TO procure siAsmeut of The votes given in at
the ia,e ch nica Of Electors. The votes in this
town stood, al the close Of the poll, % for tho
Adams Ticket, and rs for the opposition.
Po.,moub was unsnimous for Adams, giving
IS votes. The opposition .icke. did not OBJ.
tain much above 200 votes. We shall give
the ffieial satemrns a, 5000 as We receive ii.
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The following preamble and resolutions were
read and unanimously adopted al a full and
respectable meeting of tho citizens of this
town, who assembled st the State House,
on the evening previous TO the choice oi L
lector,, whereat GEORGE ESos Esq. was
Moderator, and HESRy Y. CRANsroN, Esq.
Secretary. We publish /, at this time, 10
show the spirit by shich ,ha meeting was
actuated, spd tho principle, which govetn-
ed cur fellow citizens in the recent elee
ton.
Where's, the General Convention OF DsIe.
gates from all the towns in this state, holden
a, the Stale House 10 evidence, on the 90
Oci,,bei last, upsnmousiy made choice ot
CALEB EARLE, STEPHEN B CORNELL,
CHARLIE, ELDRIDGE, aud ELISHA WATSON,
and cec0mms.rd-d ,bsm 10 he FteemeB OF
this state. o b. voted fp, on Wednesday, the
l7Ih Nov ,nbr inst. as Electors OF P,esidens
and Vice P5esjdco, of ,he Uoied Sls,es {:
And whe cas-, this meeting, 'eposing, with
tbr u.1s pArfsc, confidence, in the avowsd O.
pioions of said Electors, sud their known 'e
speI' TO- tho sentiments Of their conssilu.
ms therefore poied and resolved unan;
hat ave. wi m n0
uta,as,, in the use OF oil honotable means to
see lhsis elec,lop, 90 Electors friendly o
tn. eisva,ion of JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
TO }he p esidency OF he United States.
Voted and resoiped nnanimoasiy, That we
cocs,de. tee grcs, aod unr.valled experience
O. NJ. ADAMS in public and natonaI concerns
,-na unto IN and faithful adherence to the
he.t interests Of his country, particularly in
some Of her darkest and mos, unptomisog
vic,ssltudes-his continued end un,i'ing ef
70 10 securing and vindics,ing the various
and apparently conflicting interests OF this
sreN Republie--,he high Aud un.ulled rep
u,auon he has always sustained, both 10 pub.
lie and private iifs and shove all tina, no has
possessed The entii e and uuqu,lrf. ed confidence
Of every President, from tho iilussr ious
WAsH,N0roS. (who fifst iduoduecd HIM to
mas, decidedly and eu,ioenlIy sn,i,ie him TO
the suppor, of the Freemen OF this county,
for tht, high cffice, which in the language Of
A LoUSpEs [" he neifhe' sodciss nor reJuses."
80
CT The Meteorological Di.ry, for October. and
several advertisements are nece ssariIy deferred un.
i tii our next.
ri Georgi1 The l.. S,s.a,ure OF Georgia ove
tehoe~n Elias Besli, Thomas Cumming, John
Fioyd, Jtho Harden, Warren Jau dan, Wm
Na,,aews, John ArInto,h, J I'm Rutherford
AID Wm. Terrell. Tn-y are all IN favor OF
M. Crswiord, and received l2l votes each
Keep, the les: usmed who had 100. The
ivhcst on the Jack,,n ticket had As votes,
nd the lowest 43.
NJ TIE Vice hresiderey Tho question, fo'
horn will the electors OF Msssachusett, vote
Vice p rNdent, must sooo bo decided
-ve opp ieueuded, however, the'o Gao 6e be-
% voice 90 THIS subjse', and that Is IN avo'
oJohn CaidIssH Calhoun, Of South Csrolins.
The True policy Ut MASSACHUSETTS, and no.
a. Of Msssschuseus, Of united New. Eneis d
\ IN be found in giving Mr.. Calhoun ,oeir SUI
st ~ for The Vice Presidency. Our candid. g
\ yy.,u mex, Presidency, Mt. Ae.m,, being
IN iA~ Northern par, Of ne Uoiou. there !.
klx1mseN P'opn-.sy in supporting for the
~ He'id.. ..acy NJ. Cahoun from 'be Sou';'
s,os,hsn the nsv administration o.
80 In its support insfsNs, nnutah'
al N,su, uusdvissdiy jealous OF each oihe
f,h;,,-' prevent the formation OF sny thru
Nv sectional parties in our county
=, vb,eh, vc sppeehsnd Mr.. Cs'hoaF
-,ss..:.. = lshs aid OF the New.Eogiand votes
~ - t!bv tbs Electoral CoIIsgs'--au even
sasa to be wished;