Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-04
,,,r, = -, rpps,nry1lAL ELECTIONS.

TAn:E OF PELSlDEs lJaL LLEOii 0A'o'
We have prepared the following correct statement ..
the electoral votes pven 10 the various candidates iof
President and Vice President oil the on'ea o,st .
aimee the adop.on of tie Const'tntinn IL ahoui' u
observed that al tne fist four elections, lhe coi
of electors required 10 vote ior '"o pc
highest of whom should be President ana Inc nc
highest V;ce President of the United States In con,
e.ons,.. NJ ,be eo,a, yot, between Jefferson ana
Burr in l-ijU the Constitution was amended 81 dc !
reone The President and Vice PRESIDENT u De So'eo
for separately. rs TT present uh
l7e9-Ten Suites emitted 10 13 votes geo. J" ,sh
inglon CO. John Adams, ~; John Jay .
rson. 6; John Rutledgr, s; John Hancock,i: ueo'Se
Clinton. 5 Samuel Huntngd"a.2; John NJ l!oh, )
James Armstrong, / ; Edward Tellalr, Benz LIN
coln, |
George Washington was unanimously elected RE
sdcnt. Rhode slaad and North Carolina mol hu'"s
electors New York Id not vote. "o 'o'eS Oh VIZ
siaia and two Of Mary land, aere mol gwen.
17a2-Fiteen States enl,,led t. lao votes 1eoret
Washington l32 vct..; John Adams,1G George LIN
ton, 81: rhomss Jefferson ]; Aaron Burr, !.
Gearre Washington again unanimously elec',u
President. and John Adams BY plurality o! votes,
President Two votes of Marylun and one oil South
Carolina, not given. -.
1896 Sixteen States emitted 10 lco voles' 'on
Adams Il votes; Thomas Jefferson, 6S; Thos r'nck-
ney, 80; Aaron Burr, :,O Samuel AGa'h1' 10, ~ NV.
ElIsgo.th. II; George Clinton, q John Jay, .; James
lrsd.il, s. Samuel Johnson, = George washington -
j. Henry, =; Chas. & P,nckney, l.
John Adams was elected President, aud Thomas 'e'
ferspn, Vice President
ls0o-sixleen States entitled to 1873 votes. Thomas
Jefferson 73 yoies; Aaron Burr, |'i John Aeahs' W
Chas. c Pnckney, CT; John Jay, l.
| No choice by the people The House OF Represent
atves after ba!l,ng days, and on The Both basi"'
elected Thomas Jefferson President; Aaron Burr was
daily elected Vice President.
lS0i-Sevent.en States entitled to Ho votes-
| J.ffa I. u.
ney. Is. ,c, n.e,,
King, a.
| IS0s-Seven,een Stltss entitled to l7o votes
Presdent-James Madison, l22 =. y. riheRhey' ~
| George Clnton 4 ~
| Vice P,esident-Georpe Clinton, 1l3; Rufus hing
az; John Langdon, 9; james NJ alison, 3; James Mon
roe, ;.
| One Of the votes Of Kentucky not gwen
! lsl2-Eigh;een States entitled 10 2l5 VT s.
/ prestent-James Madison, l2S; DE Wit Clinton
| Vice Presidsnt-Elb1idge Gerry, l3l Jared lnsef-
| soil, co
| One Of the votes OF Oaio net 9 iven.
lSI6-N,neteen States entitled 10 22l votes.
| President-Janes Monroe I53, Rufus King "a.
| Vice President-D. ID. Tompkins lc3. John l.
Howard ~ James Ross 5, John Marshall a, RobeI'
| G.. Harpc. )
Three votes of Maryland, and one of the votes oil
Delaware, mol gwen.
l.ao-Twen,y -lour States entitled 10 232 votes.
President-Jsmes Monroe 231, J. Q Adams l.
Vice Presiden,-D d. Tompkns els, Richard
Stockton :, Daniel Rodney 4, Robert G Harper l,
Richard Rush |.
1oal-Twenty four States entitled 10 POI votes
President Andrew Jackson 50, john q. Adams "a,
w H. Crawford 4l, Henry Clay IS.
Vice president-J. Calhoun 1c3, Nathp Sand
lord 50 Naihl Macon "a, Andrew Jackson 10, NJ.
Van Buren, o. Henry Clay =.
No choice by til: people for President. The House
of Repre- elected John Quincy Adams Oae
Of the votes of Rhode Island for Wee President is
blank
l72s-Twenty -four States entitled to 96l votes.
Observation-Disclosures Jackson us, John z Adams
So
Vice Presdent-J C. Calhoun Ill, Richard Rush
So, William Saith Z.
le32-Twenty five States entitled to 2oS votes
President -Aodrrw Jackson 2l9, Henry Clay 40,
John Floyd H. William Writ
Vice President M Van Buren, $50, John Sergeant
40, VIM Wilkins 30 Henry Lee II, Amos Ellma-
ker l.
Two of the votes Of Maryland were not given
IS36-Tweny- five States entitled TO 294 votes
Presidential. Van Buren, 10, w. II. Harrison %,
Hugh l.. White &c, Willie Mangum ii, Daniel Web
ster If.
Vice President-R. NJ johnson Ia, Francis Gran
ger ST. John Tyler IL, VIM. Smith %
R. NJ Johnson elected Vice President by the Sc
nate.
Is40-Twenty-six States entitled 10 294 votes.
Presdent-W II. Harrison 28. NJ Van Buren, 90
Vice Presdent-John Tyler 23i, r M. Johnson
42, l. w. Tazewell IL, james X. Polk l.
Harrisburg .7rgus.