American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-30

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late election il the State Of New-lofk are pub
lished in the Albany and City papers. The, ~
fer very widely in their estimate OF tie te'a'iYe
STRENGTH of Presidential Parties among the mem
i,rrs elect The National Advocate gives Tue couls'
tie. end their delegates, IL detail, and makes
the best Information II can Obtain, the follow
ing hypothesis Of their poIitca! eompleAon.
In favor of Mr.. Adams, ~
In lavcr OF Gen. Jackson, 50
Doubtful, x.
The Advocate premises tins statement Win me
remark. that it is :. diiIcult TO give perfect list
chen The elections in the several counties have
SO generally been conducted without reference to
that question When the Iacksonian Editors dis
agree among themselves as to the result IN several
counties. aud many Df the members refuse 20 com
nit themselves on the subject Of the Presidency
it is impossible to say which party Will nave me
majority in the House OF Assembly. Inc jackson
candidates for the Senate adds the Advocate.
have succeeded in six districts, in most cases Tor
want OF organization on the part OF the trends oil
the Administrations In the fourth and eighth dis
trcts the Administration candidates nave succeed
cd by overwhe lining majorlties.7
In regard to illegal votes given at the election
IN the city. the Advocate says, " The keeper OF
tavern and boarding house in Spring street has
called upon us and left his name, with the name
Of an electors and pledges himself TO prove that the
said elector voted the jackson ticket three tunes
at the last election in this city,"
Since writing the aboye, gentleman has cal
led and lett the name Of boy Of seventeen who
voted the Jackson ticket, and also OF two men VINO
reside at the corner---, who voted caring The
election in five different wa,ds.''
From lie Nt4p Ycoh Commercial .q3,rtser, Nov &c.
The lite Electioa.- We have abstained OF late
from saying any thing as to the result O. the late
election in this state. because We were appresen-
sive that without more certain information than
could be procured in a day ar a week. we might
give an erroneous impressinn abroad, IS to me re.
Ill complexion Of Tie presidential question. We
were induced to this temporary silence by another
considerations When We found the editor OF the
Albany Argus claiming Jackson victories IN Orange.
Putnam Datchess, Greene, &c. counties, which
He editor knew to be strongly and decidedly the
other way, and which have elected eight out Of ten
administration men, i vas evident that no iurthei
reliance could he placed npon statements, although
tnav we're jointly endorsed by the Enluter ana
Evening Post We are at length hOM cycr pre-
pared 70 speak upon information dciised nom ths
most respectable gentlemen th"unhout the state.
And the result ot our inquiries Is iu conviction
that thnse editors who publish the table CT The Ar
gns, Post and EEGuiier, will be made 70 look very
foolish upon The subject. before they get through
Mjth the business. The Argus boasts that some
lnrmbefs eject have turned since the election. This
may bc ;tue Sat there is no doubt that 50 OF the
members elect We're administration men when che.
sen, aud As we're Jackson men, and OWING to va
rlous causes, "a members have been chosen whose
sentiments upon that question have not t.cen as
Two OF tie senators, Messrs. Sanford
and Porter are administrator men, and have been
elected by overwhelming impurities, and athcrs
would have been, had there not been gross de
ception practiscd upon the people. Westward of
IIerkmer, the presidential question YVES discarded
at the election. That region will give an over
wheiming vote for Adams eecto's In Genessee.
only. and tia. on the election Of member OF Con-
grcss, was the Jackson question raised, and the al
niui,traton can1 date was elected by more thad
1000 majority aud yet the opposition papers claim
Gcnesee as jackson county