Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-09
WHOLE NO. 1872.

count the votes for General Onicers:--
That the whole number votes given
in for Governor, was 1901; Of which
John Brown Francis has 1925; Lemuel
III. Arnold, 1912; scattering A; majority
for John Brown Francis, 749.
The whole number of votes for Lieut..
Governor, was 1891; Of which Jeffrey
Hazard has 1862; Joseph Childs, 3244,
scattering q /; majority for Jeffrey Haz-
ard, 597.
I For lst Senator, whole number, 1886;
of which Alpheus Billings has 1915;
Stephen Steere, 1890; scattering I; ma
jority for Billings, 594.
1 For Cd Senator, 724l votes; Of which
Biron Diman has 405l; Hezekiah Bos-
worth 3l89; scattering /; majority for
Diman 36l.
For Sd Senator, 1897 votes, of which
William Browning has 2866; Benjamin
Smith, 1898; William Brown, llO5; scat
tering, 8; and no choice.
/ For 4th Senator, 1920 votes; of which
Sanford Almy has 4007, Stephen B. Cor
nell, 1910; scattering, 3; majority for
Amy, 694.
For 9Th Senator, 1906 votes; of which
Robert Hopkins has 1867; Samuel w.
King, 1922; Israel Manchester, ll06;
scattering 10; no choice.
Robert +. Noyes has 1914 Wager
Weeden, 1921 scattering 8; majority for
Noyes, GA.
For 7th Senator, 73l | votes; Of which
Welcome Arnold has 3982; Elisha Har-
ris 1894; scattering s.; majority for Ar
mold 653
For 9th Senator, 1904 votes; Of which
Christopher Spencer has 1919; Dutee
Arnold, 1921; scattering d; majority for
Spencer 654.
For 9th Senator, 1906 votes; of which
Thomas Cory, jr. has 1896; Ethan Fos-
ter 1918; scattering 9; majority for Co.
ry 666.
! For 10Th Senator, 1899 votes; ofwhich
Isaac Wilkinson has 400l; William
Smith 1928; majority for Wilkinson 673.
The Secretary, Attorney General and
Treasurer, were unanimously reelected.
The votes given in on three tickets for
| General Officers, were as follows: Ma
tional Republican, 1922; Administration,
| (Jackson;) 1867; Ant-masonic, 1lO6.
!,
On Thursday morning the two Hous-
es Joined in Grand Committee, for the
election Of the civil and military Officers
of the State. The following are among
the appointments:
| Supreme judicial Court.
Samuel Eddy, Chief; Charles Bray
ton, Cd Job Durlee, Sd, in place Of S.
Randall, by a majority of Ia.
/ Courts Of Common Pleas.
: Ncwport--Joseph Joslin, Chief, in
place Of Joseph Chlds, by majority of
o l8; Oliver III. Almy, I'd; Joseph Duriee,
n Sd; Elisha Atkins, 4th; Parker Hall 18th;
= all without opposition.
J, Providence-Stephen Branch, chief !;
= Jesse Howard, Cd; Josiah Westcott, Sd;
Robert Hopkins, 4th Samuel Steere,
: 9TH; no opposition.
!; Postponed TO June.
e Bristol Luke Drury, chief; Daniel
= Bosworth, Cd ; Vim. Throop, Sd Ste
: phen Mason, 4th ). Benjamin Medbury,
9TH.
Kent--Thomas w. Greene, Chief !;
Robert Hazard, Cd; John Vaughan, Sd !;
john Shippee, 4th; VIM, L. Potter, 9th.
Clerks Of the Supreme Court.
Newport--Georgc c. Mason re-elec.
ted.
ProviJcnce--John S. Harris, in place
Of VIM. ii. Smith.
Neutrality-suspicious. p. Wells, in
place of Matthew Waite.
Kcnt-Silas Weaver, in place Of Chris
johnson, by majority Of 81.
Clerks Of the Courts Of Common Pleas.
Newport-Goorge Turner, in place oI
Ii. Y. Cranston, by maj. of 10.
Providence-Dexter Randall in place
;. Of VIM. Il. Watson, maj. of ~.
3, WashiDgton--Samuel Helme, re-elec-
ted.
Kent-John Brown, reelected.
10 Bristol-William Bradford, in place oi
s. Samuel Coggcshall.
e. Sheri6s.
Newpor-NichoIs Hassard, rc-elec-
ur ted.
n Proyidencc-Ricbard Knight, Jun. in
l place of Henry G. Mumford, by ma
s ority Of 10.
to- Wsshington-lsracl Chapman, in place
D. Of William Peckham.
r Kent--John james, in place Of Gide-
lr on Greene, by maj. of 81.
e Bristol--Greenwood Reynolds in place
IN of Nathan Luther, by a majority Of IL.
= Public .Notaries.
~ Newport--Abraham Thurston, George
d Turner, George c. Mason, William G.