Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-12
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
(Chosen.)
ELECTION RETURNS.

NEW MPsHIRE.- nero can DC no
doubt Of tho election Of Adams Electors in
New Hampshire. by a majority Of from 5000
to 1000 votes. Tho last returns arc from
is3 towns. which give a nett gain Of 1902 for
the Administration.
MAINE.-The returns from Maine arc near
ly complete, and il 10 Unnecessary 10 give the
detailed accounts. Mr.. Adams has eight
votes, and General Jackson one.
NEw-JERsEY.-The Administration Tick
Of for Electors and Members Of Congress, has
succeeded by a majority rising Of 5000 votes.
NEw-YoRx.-Ws have examined oil the
calculations before the election, and The re-
turns since, and we set down II Electors al.
ready chosen for Adams, and Q for Gen. Jack
son. We forbsap 10 comment, calculate, or
rea son on tho probable vote Of this State. II
is our opinion. however, that Mr.. Adams will
receive I'll electoral votes by districts, and the
two chosen by the College. Two shall proba,
bly, DO able to add n postscript. before our pa.
per GOO, TO press. which will give moro infor-
nation on this important subjec,.]
OprThe Albany Argus Of Saturday morning,
gives no more additional returns from tho inic-
rior Of tho State, than was received in this
Town on Sunday.
yIRGINIA.-Thc returns from the Old Do
minion come in slowly. Tho votes as far az
heard from, give Adams 1879, Jackson 1868,
The Intelligenccr in speaking Of those %retnrns
says-"T These returns give a largo majority
for tho General, il is true ; but nothing like
the majority wo anticipated from tho Middle
and James River counties. The whole aspect
Of the returns, therefore, is decidedly favora-
bio. Tho above returns, few as they nro, are
from paris Of ten different Congressional Dis
tricis. We beeiu 10 entertain HOPES OF
VIRGINIA, that she will redeem herself from
the thraldom Of the most Inconsistent and I'm.
breath of life"
aJThs gentleman who furnished us with
tho returns Of the votes for tho city and couR-
ty Of Richmond (vir.) will plousc accept our
thanks. The votes in Richmond, on the first
day. stood for Adams. 1873 - for Jackson, IO2.
On the second day. 1872 for Adams, and lO6
for Jackson. Richmond has donc ber duty
nobly. Loudon county gives a majority Of
900 for Mr.. Adams.
Chief Justice Marshall had not rccordo d
his vote at the polls for 10 years, until the
CT L.. .C A.. ~...at Iu.,.x.. - Vy..-...-
whom no voted for JoHN QUINCY ADAMS
We do a. this moment consider tho chance
equal, that the whole of the "a electoral votes
Of Virginia will BIO given 10 Mr.. Adams, az
that They will 90 agains, him. Tho small ma
%jorities in Jackson counties, have disappointed
evcn tho friends Of both candidates. The
strong counties for Mr.. Adams. arc yot 10 he
heard from, and wo wait with impatisnce for
The returns.
OHro.-The partial returns from Ohio
do not vary but little from those. given at
the Gubcrnatorial Election. There is no
doubt Of this State. A letter 10 tho Editor OF
tho National Inte!ligenccr. from a source on
,ircly 10 bo relied upon, under dsto Of Nov. 4,
says -" Trimblc is elected Governorby three
or four thousand majority. Ohio is ENrIRE-
LY SAFE for tho Administration In Warren
county, tho vote was Tor Adams 1876 /; fol
Jackson 1884. Gain for the Administration in
| this county, since Tho election Of Governor,
about 1853 votes. We have, in addition, the
following returns from one or two counties