Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-11
POLITICAL.

ALBANY, December g.
ELECTORAL CoLLEcE OF NEw YoRx.-The Col
lege reassembled at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and was opened
with prayer by the Rev. Dr.. Ludlow.
The Hon. Edward p. Livingston, Lieut.. Governor
then took the chair and the minutes of the preceding day
were read by the Secretary and approved
The roll having been called, and all the electors being
present. the college proceeded TO ballot for President of the
United States. Tie votes having been counted by
Messrs Targee and j. b. Spencer acting telers stood
as follows:
For Andrew Jackson, AZ
The college then proceeded to ballot for Vice President
OF the United States, with the following resulti
The vote Of the state was then formally declared to b,
given for ANDREW JACKSON of Tennessee, and MAR.
TIN VAN buren, of New York Orris Crosby, of
Chautauque county, member Of the college, was unan
mously elected messenger TO convey the certified vote
10 Washington. The respective duplicate certificates
then signed by all the electors delivered 10 the
messenger, TO the judge of the United States district
court, and deposited in the Post Office by the cleo
tors in body, directed TO the seat OF government The
college then adjourned.
gle Tavern. Mr. Van Buren,, Chancellor WaIworth, the
Judges OF the Supreme Court officers members of
The Senate Recorder OF the city. and several citizens
were present. Lieut.. Governor Livingston president Of
the college, presided, assisted by the Hon. N Garow and
Gideon Lee, Esq Vice Presidents The dinner was in
The best style oil our liberal and popular host of the Eagle
Many volunteers were drank and the day passed with
becoming esiivity.-.frgus
RALEIGH, - c. Dec T.
Electoral College Of North Cdrolind-This body con.
yened Wednesday last the Methodist C.urch in this
City, and organized by tho appointment OF Gen Tho.
mas Polk, The Eecior from tn Ih District Chairman
pro tenn. Gen. :. r. Patterson, principal Clerk OF The
Senate, at the request OF the Convention acted Us Secre-
tary.
The College being ready TO proceed to business on mo-
ton OF r. d. Spaghi, ESQ.,. the Hon. Joseph John Daniel
the Eecor from the 10th District was chosen President
and being conducted 10 the Chair returned his thanks for
the honor.
All the members OF the College were present. it'll the
exception OF Matthias +. Sawyer, the EIector from the
18th District. On motion, Henry Skinner, Esq the Sena-
or from Ierquimans county, was chosen to fill the
cancy.
ballong hal for President and Vice. President
OF The United States which resulted in an unanimous vote
or Andrew Jackson of Tennessee, end Martin Van Blu
rem, OF New-York. As the vote of the College
announced, several d charges cannon ere fired on
the Capitol Square.
William f. Strange, Esq, OF the Editors OF the
North Carolina Journal printed Fayetteville was elect
ted 10 bear the OF the College the Seat OF the Gene.
raj Government Register.
MARYLAND.
The Electors for this State met at Annapolis on We'd
nesday last and gave their for President and Vice
President. understand that two OF the Electors were
absent in consequence ondisposioD; the votes
For Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren, 3
For Henry Clay and John Sergeant s
PENNSYLVANIA
Tho Electoral College met in the Senate Chamber at IL
O'Clock, and elected Gen. Mexican President The votes
OF Pennsylvania unanimous for Jackson and Ipil.
kins.
LOUISIANA.
The ~ Orleans "Bee of the 23d states that the Jack.
son majority 1886 in the whole State with the excsp-
ton OF the parish Of Terrebonne which cannot materially
vary the result