The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-09
PRESIDENTIAL

the number Of votes to which each State Is emit
tied for Pregaden', and The manner in which tbey
svera'ly q smi Electors. We acconpauy II
with ~ .p'ei,toas, which. VI thinh, viii
be verified b, the event, butvhich We throw out
yor what ti,es are sorih.
Mime vais. by general tiesct thu electors
pre appointed ~ the people. 8 votes ior Mr.
Adams
hlasssohuseiis, by general ticket by tir pro.
pie. II votes. inr NJ Adams
NV Hampshire. BY general ticket by the
ptnple. \ sotns for III Adams
Rhode island by Districts by the people;
votes Tor Mr. Adans
Couneetieni, by general ticket by ,he people
& vo,esi Tor NJ Aaalns
Vermont goucta 5rkct, by the legislature
: votes fef Mr. Adams.
New Yoels, 30 votes. This State by late
change ia is electoral law changed 1s y .trlg
from fhr general ticket to the district. aud trans.
fefred the power II appointing Electors from
she legislature 10 the people II il be Mt AGAIN
changed, Il sopnceaea. eoen bV the oppnnrn,s ol
The administration, thai Mr. Adams vii obiaip
80 OF us VOTES, leaving & Tor Gen Jackson Bun
IL We suspect viii be the c,se. the law should
DC changed ~ rs 90 fetarn TO the general ticket
plan Mr. Adams will get The entire vote Of The
State
New Jersey. by general ticket by the people
2 votes. This Statr, ~ the LAST election gave
Gen. Jackson's ticket MINORITY Of about 1000
votes over Mr.. Ahams's This fact, however,
uas attributable 10 The vigilance aud active ex.
ertions Of Gen. Is FL nds, and the cnlpablc ne.
yhRencc of thoir opponents who were under the
Impression thatihe popularity of 'r Ad,ms was
too great 10 be heaten. This was sufficiently d..
monsiraied by the result Of their lnsi Coug,es.
sIonal election, (also on the general ticket plan
which turned on the same grounds, when the A.
dams ticket received a majority Of nearly 1000
over the Jack.pn ticket We may, therefore.
safely put down the votes Of New Jersey f9r
MI Adams
Pennsyltania. general ticket; by the people !;
- vnios. Pennsylvania gave an overwhelming
majority nj ,he las election for Gen. Jackson
bat, u is g ecsdingly questionable whether She
will vnic ipt hlm AZ the mai. The Immense
changes which have already been wrought aud
those which are nnw matiDE, in the opinions Of
the people Of thtt stat warrant as Ia saying
thai hrr p sates are doubtful.
Delaware genera ticket by the legislature.
: votes Tor GEN Jackson
Maryland districts by the people, ! votes
o for Nj Adams for Gen. Jackson
Virginia, general ticket by the people II
votes; ipi tea. Jackson.
North Cafo'inr, general ticket, by the people.
lb votes lnr Gen Jackson.
South Carolina, general ticket BY the legis.
aats | votes for Geu. Jackson.
Gforgin general ticket by the people; 9
votes : Tor Gen. Jackson.
Kentucky three districts; by the people II
votes. for Mr Adams. Some people affect 10
doubt this, heoau,r lew Of Gen Jackson's sun
poriers let thai state make terrible noise hut
there Is ma more doubt ot II than thai the Sun
shines ut on-day--ihouCh we believe some of
che Jackson me- would doubt even that.ifit had
ali npropinous influence ON the IIoro's election.
Tennessee, districts by the people; / votes:
for Gen. Jackson.
OHIO, general licket by the people: l6 votes;
f6r Mr. Adams.
Indiana, districts by the people votes for
Nj Adams
illinois, districts by the people 3 votes: for
kr Adams.
Missouri, districts by the people; 3 votes: for
Gen. Jackson.
Louisiana, general ticket; by the legislature
s votes for lr Adams.
Alabama, general ticket; by the people;
voies for Gen. Jackson.
Mississippi general ticket by the people; 3
VOTES for Gen Jackson.
The above statement Of the number Of Elect
crs, &c. is, we believe. strictly correct Oul
conf 'ciues as 10 the direction of the vote, we
believe to he well founded BY our statement
only one State (Pennsylyanial appears 10 he
aud even giving thai 10 Cen. Jackson,
Nh ADAMS sill has ten votes 10 spare. Ii NpN
York ,hond change her district system 10 the
general ticket ecu Jackson will lose the q votes
vo nave given him n that stale. 50 that W.
,hnk Nj ADAMS re-electtoa would he certain,
81. h.tt IL. B.
more certain the lonseri; is DELAYED ior the Vi
of the Opposition j. evccv Law made
nare manifest, as their cnlnnnies against the
dmnistraton are, Que AFTER another, detected
aud exploded.
Nts@s, Ircison aud Clag.-rhc only addition.
IL lign furnished by the last mail in relation 10
the controversy between these gentlemen, is CON
tanned in the following paragraph from the De
Press -
4" We feel warranted in saying that there are
IN existence certain written documents, which
fully prove not only that MI. Clavurvef rounic.
rancrd any application 10 Gen. Jackson, of the
nature he AYERS, bur they will further demonstrate
hat there was nat frien OF Mr. Claws ia
{ ongress who ever. either Direct, or indirectly
sanctioned, or IA any manner counteuanced any
application 10 ten, Jackson. OF the Character
,tafed in his letter What we say we say upon
authority, and can substaniafe tn the public sat
aud the overthrow of this detestable
plot. II will be distinctly seen in the progress of
his enquiry, that whatever passed, il any thing
dill pass IN relation 10 opening a negotiation aud
bargain with Mr.. Cluys friends originated in
The extreme anxiety of some of Gen JackSon's
rrieads To see him elevated Ia the Presidency"
The d. Press contradicts the assertion of the
Washington Telegraph that it derives its infor.
nation from Mr.. Markley, and uses the follow
ing eaphatic remark
= The information was obtained. al second
hand, from of the jackson Gabal, whose ab.
,or5ing love OF office .. frequent disappointment
has SO soured whatever was kind Ia him. that he
seems to have more pleasure in bringing down
iis fellow laborers, whose " high-redching' pre-
tensions Interfere with his own, than in accom-
pllshne the common object of all--the election
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