Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
10 the Editors. G,nn,

NEW fORK, Nov. 30, 1923
90 arrived last night from Albany We have
IL electors cerid.n--but we shall not get over 2o
to 22-inciuding the two chosen by the electors
Our maIoriiies are iinmense--while they oniy get
theirs by the skin OF their teeth. The Evening
iost oil this afternoon, will give you all the par
,icu!ars. The Anti Masonic excemen, ha, cost
us o or Votes. The fight has been on the oil
federal and republican ground. Our republican
counties this si,le of Albany, give 10 electors and
10 600 majority. Van Buren, will beat Thompson
$4,000 votes"
From the .Sesr York Eveni.g Post, Of .Jsou.fdu
Erening.
The Republic is sa(e.-The electoral ticket f.,
vourabie to'ien jackson has succeeded in the fol-
lowing counties in this State:
Suffolk and Queens l; Kings Richmond and
Rockiand u New York 3; Westminster and Iut
nam I; Orange /; Duchess L; Ulster and Sullivan
l; Delaware and Green l; Schenectady and Soho
hare 1; ToInpkins and Tioga |; Herhimcr I: OF.
sego l; Chenango and Bsoome i; Onondaea !:
Cayuga LIZ.
And we have an equal chance with our adverse.
ries in the following districts, from which only
partial returns have been received:
Jefferson, Lewis, Os,yego and ST. Lawrence .:
Madison and Cortland ]; Steuben, Alleghany s. C.
/; Gennesse and Orleans 1; Clinton, Essex War
rem and Franklin l;--6.
As the editor OF the American informed his
friends that Mr.. Adams could not be elected with,
out 20 votes IL this state, we presume he is now
| satisfied.
| The following all tie returns we have been
able TO collect:
.hadiso,,--Ali the returns received. A small
majority Tor Adams elector ana Adams congress:
all the rest of the Jackson ticket elected. and A.
bout 100 Cor Van Buren,.
CoHTtiand.--To he heard from,
Jeterson.-From to 100 for Adams eiector: all
the rest of the Jackson ticket elected by bo,t 21O
Le,cis.-About $50 majority for jackson elector.
and about 200 for Wright. 100 against Keves-
jackson county ticket elected.
Oneida-6i0 majority for Adams elcctor, COZ
Tor governor, senator 40, assembly average 100.
and MT. Savage, Jackson, probably reelected to
assembly. Storrs re electedby about 20 majority.
iSehcnectady-Jackson eiector majority 2.7
, majority Tor congress PIT, governor BIO, senaior
the same, and Paige about 100
Chtf,dngo.-SOO to 1000 for Jackson cicc,or go
vernon over 1000, county ticket elected, Jackson
congress about 1000. aud Jackson sen ator 5000
OfseSo.-AIl the returns but from two towns a >
bou, GOO majority for the jackson ciector.
Ononddgd.-i TO 500 jackson cIecior Earl re-
elected TO Congress.
Cdyaga.-A large majority for all the jackson
tickets.
Dcicrare & Cyeen.--IS00 10 1900 majority for
the Jackson elector, governor, congre4s.sx &c,
1omkns.-A large majority for lic jackson
eiector, e. &c.
hir. Van Burens majority, over Judge Thofnp-
son, will probably be ~, 900
Orange COu,ity-This county has given a ma
Iority Of uPwarde Of one thousand Tor the jackson
Prom lac New York Com Adrefiscr inn dated Hoo t0
PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.
Our friends are cTowding upon us this morning
With so much solicitutle, upon the subject of The
Presidential Election, that we have determined 10
present them with such Canvass of the votes as
we Think warranted hy The complexion OF the Re-
turns thus far received ~ will he perceived with
regs. by the friends Of social order aud well ,e,.
uated liberty that two districts which IS ere conf
DENLY claimed by our Albany Correspondence on
Saturday, have voted 70 rolify MS. y an Buref's
bargain with the South
Adams l7--Jackson IS.
From the above statct.ent, which il 9e C,vorail.
or the administration as we dare make il, il a cor
tain mat our State viii give a very close vote -
should otnkins and 'fioga go against us. the vote
Oi Tie state, save ~ case OF some CASUALTY ,giu he
equally divided. On the other hand should mir
present accounts prove correct, and the 25th Dis
Tlct 20 Tor TIE administration, we shab have On
votes But We very much fear that tie loss of the
Cumberland District IN Maine, and the shameful
negligence OF our friends in Queens. which los,
VS. The frsi District, has ruined the gyeai cause OF
the country.
III We have heard from Tompkins and Tio,.
ihey have gone Tor Jdcksos, as We all along apprc
hended they would. IL is therefore rendered near.
" certain that The vote OF This State viI be. sona
! ~ divided. Should. then, Adams aII jackson re-.
ceiye the number ut votes generally allowed ;or
each, tdcducing two entirely from the vote Of \
York. there would be for jackson, 1870; los bda,ns
i2o A. treqiIircs l3l for choice, in fl,,s even,
there wouidbe no election, and il would as-rr do.
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