The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-29

Necessary TO Il choice 1856
Caleb Gushing hus 4S53, and is CHOSEN.
! D,Suprfvr NJ. Whole number Of votes 6l92
| Necessary 10 II choice S096
Samuel Eoar has 2906
James Russell 1896
| Henan Lincoln 1905
| Scattering SO No choice
DIsrR,cT M Whole number Of votes GAG
Necessary 10 choice 1926
Levi Lincoln has I777, and is chosen.
No returns were received from the town of
Gardner. The votes from Ficblurg were not
counted, owing to some doubt about legality of
the manner IN which the town meeting was sum
! monet.
| DISTR,Cr, M q ! Whole number Of votes $3.50
Necessary 10 choice 1927
Geo. Grennell, Jr. has Sl40, and IL chosen.
NO return was received from the plantation Of
Evng's Grant.
DISTRICT No. 7. Whole number Of votes II SO
Necessary TO choice 3577
George N Briggs has 1929, and is chosen.
No return was received from the town of Otis.
! DISTRtC,r M 0 Whole number Of votes 6268
Necessary to a choice 3l35
! VIM. b. Calhoun has 3639, and is chosen,
No returns were received from the town Of
Grane,ille.
DISTRICT M q Whole number ofvotes Al27
Necessary TO choice 22lt
William Jackson has 3003, and is chosen.
DISTRI(vrNo IN ! Whole number Of votes 50S7
Necessary to a choice 2544
Nathaniel b. Borden, has 25O3
William Bayles, 2I47
Micah II. Ruggles. 50
Scattering, 81 No choice.
DISTRICT II. } Whole number Of votes 1918
Necessary TO choice l4o7
John Reed, has 1851; and is chosen.
No return was received from the town of Brew
ster.
Whole uu%Ser ovG.sS ofr ssss
John Quincy Adams has 1924, and is chosen.
The votes from Wurehain were rejected. The
return describing part Of them as g scattering, ~
and not giving the names Of the persons voted
for
Stephen c. Phillips, is also elected in District
No. 2, to supply u vacancy in the 23d Congiess
occas!oned by the resignation Of Rufus Choate.
The Cincinnati Intelligencer, Of the
18th says we understand. that Mr.. Mason
has commenced contest of MIR. Lyle.
election.
" The grounds are the reception Of il
legal votes, and the irregular conduct o
: the Judges of the election, in some OF th'
: Wards and Townships.
MIR. Lytle's ascertained majority owe
= Mr.. Mason, is 40. The scattering vote
l am advised, are about 40. 1t is aleg
}. cd that in Green Township alone, Mr.
= Lytle received 33 votes, given by Ger
mans VINO have been but short time il
> the country, and have no color of cIaiu
to vote. In the City, at the diileren
: Wards, from sixteen to twenty ballet
q were rejected, because the sume nam
J. for the same office was printed more tha
e once Of these, all but one or two wer
= given to MIR. Mason. Consequently,
. 33 votes be deducted from Lytle's vot
! in Green, and l3 be added to Mr.. Ma
5 sons vote in tho City; Mr.. Massa weul
@ be entitled to the seat.
VI 1t Is further alleged that, in the Town
: ships Of the county, where nearly tn
whole vote was given for Mr.. Lyle an
where no challengors appeared in beha
Is of MIR. Mason, very many illegal vote
g. were polled for Mr. Lytle, especially m
re ners.
=, MIR. SPEAKER BELL.-The Speaker {
u the House of Representatives, made
speech at Murlrecsborough, Tenn. las
7, month, in which he gave MIR. Van b,
ren's gold and silver currency" a sla,
HeIe is al extract -
MIR. B. would vote FOR no bank uni
70 It was ascertained that the experiment
III the President would answer the purpos
DO OF the government. And if it did not, th
he people would then 60 with him in suppo
ofa bank. The general government d
have the constitutional power, and m
T. exclusive power, under the provision {,
TO reg nlatlng the currency, to establish
Of Bank, but that the states possessed N
n, right to veto the establishment of branch
cs within their limits. He believed N,
y there could not be successfully established
as gold and siirer currency The great eiamc
ID about such n circulating medium uas hu
lstov N, f...rt L.,