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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29
SCATTERING VOTE

SCATTERING VOTES.
AIbanv-B Blank received Charles ID. Miller s. Robert l.
HcSG,G Charles D. Miller received 81, Benz amn Bran.
''f Predme-Charles D. Maler reccivedl9
CGt'sran0us-Charss ID. Miller reenvedia
aa,ls, D. MIMI s TsGs ,ss, ~, ,sS
ChtmURo - Charles d. Miller received ], BENJAMIN
" ceSeasSoo-charles D Muller received !, b, welcAI
Ghntoa-Chxts ID. Miner receYed Is.
Columbia-R +. Clark received 7, Richard CLARK /
DSiekess-Charles j. MIXER received Blanks
Ds!ardye-CLares ID. M,uer received ST.
Er1e-Chares d: Miller received
FGton and Haailioa-Chales d, Miller received 49,
'V ssrpes's-CSsries d. Miller received
Greene Charles D III aer received ., -,
Hsrkmer-CAales d. Miller received 49, Christopher
j nS,ms Charles D. Miller recsvsds5.
hags Charles Nhl; RECEIVED l. fsanS w slA1t
chaiiss b Miller ,sesiterinss
CacR 3. John Thomas ], y wsoh !. B Wsica
McG.soE- Charles Miller received $685. Abel b De
Mo"rS. Charles d Miller received sS John Thomas o
Sse en' Ssss = D Miller received Is ~
Ns,c- York-HenIy Scott received Cook e. u W ssH
John 7 Ogden /. L d. Mills l. Robert u 'a'n''e'i j.
bi NSHnsAosSpachar,s. D Miller received 3. Alfred Van
9SSSaEChases D Miller received l29, Lew S Cha,;
field 81 De Wit c Grove William T. g. John g sAu''
6aSsdaqe-Charles D Miller received 49, Wheaton
l, John Thomas4. ,, ., -. ,-,;.A. ,u,.
James Maurln BEN amin c WEIGH Jr - joan hyss
G,o,oe-Ssmuel c Smith received l.
Oriesns- Charles d. Miller received 81 -, r.,,. ?,
Ouoeoo-Chares ID. Miller received 49, tAar!eS u
OIs~So~CIsrIes D. Miner receiyedl3
R,nsstleCr- Charlos Mixer received ), horace hri-
flngtonl 10,
SGreiogo-C Charles ID Miller received 49, james ."oA -
Benjamin Wcloh /, Horace Wheatee
>SH,cG-ChaIles u. Miller received ~
StthteE-Charles ID. Miller received IL.
Sug0M-James A. Cook received Is A b. LNeh4-
SEilip0R-ChaHes ID Miller received a. nj,
TocG-ChaT ID. Miller received IL, hchaFe "Ase4-
era
TonVl,Es-B Ben snn Weleh received Il. Charles D NIL
TLfer-Josn b. Du Bots received L. j. B Dubois
H0ryea-lhAIies ID Miller 90.
Wesa!acfoR- Charles d. Miller Ieceived65.
Wa,Re-CbaYles ID. Miller received l04.
Wsosrn0--CtSlles ID. Miller recenedtl.
Yetcs-ChMles d Miller received Ia, John NJ, Cook !.
C. c SheppaIdl.
We DO hereby certify the precedns he
rect Gwen under hands AT ths Secretary 81 States
Once AZ the city Of Albany. the ninth day Of DecsmbeT
in Inc wear Of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
tIty-ons CHRIS TOPPER MORGAN, Secretary OF State.
Pm. {. FaleI, Comptroller
AIyAE HUNT, Treasurer
LEVI s CHArFIELp, Attorney Oes
II C. SEYMOUR state Engineer and surveyor
S,se o. Neto Yori, ss-Ssatement Of he Mhole Nun
he, -, Votes gwen for STATE kNGlNEER aud 81 n
VryOR al the(eneTal Elecon held N the ssia s'a'e On
~ ov,th SaV of Move Eber the year 1851 wherein me
seversl counties in which the said Votes were gwen are
DISTINGUISHED: usza
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29
SCATTERING VOTES.

Albany-Blsnk received H. Lindley 81. Moore s,
ron J., Ira Ham: /, George X. c. w. Pa.On i, Tom
AIecany-Lindley N. Moore received 81, Hezekhh C.
BrOome-Lhdley NJ. Moore received 10, James c. For
Cattaraugus-Lndlsy NJ. Moore received 50, Henry s.
Randall 3, H. 6. Randall l.
Cqyu0o-Lindley NJ Moore received 90, RADICAL u,
Patterson IL RICHARD ?. slarvinl.
56s.mang-Ltad1I,s ;y. n Moore Moor. received J.
Chnton-LadIsy III Moore received 7, John Thomas ].
Colum6,a-Chsiles B. Worthy received l. George
Gori,and-Lindlsy n Moore received receives, Sc mani,
Deidwort-Lindley NJ. Moore received 81.
Erie-Lndley NJ: Moore received 50. X. X. Smith ],
X Randall /, ga Mo5 5, c.ivs,u
Fulton and H0miifOn-Llndley NJ. Moore rectveal9
Genesee-7Lndley NJ Moore received 4 c.o,ro wo,,.
GT0fne-Lindley d. Moore received 9, George WASH
Hsrt.mer-Lindley ~ Moore received 1893, Ely Tur-
Jt6erson-Lndiey NJ Moore received s.
kngLn@esy MsG se1y i A. san,oa
5Ghn r4SIa Isp'' Moore received 49, L. NJ
Had,scnHLindiey NJ Moore received 4iS, A. N. An
Moaree-Lndiey M Moore received 7a. Emperor VIII
Nets- York-Wiuiam o. Powell received 2, l. NJ Moore.
l., David Graham !, Hiram Ke'chum II, Scattering L.
TlaCGrG-Lindley NJ Moore received ia.
Ondda-Lmdles NJ Moore received 49, John Thomas
7, H. S. Randall, 6, George W Paterson, ], Henry s.
Randall go
Onfqrto-Lindley NJ Moore received 50. Ons Simmons,
l. Ltndiey Moore d. John Hyde l, l. p. Lampman |.
OrledaS-Lsndiey NJ Moore received 49,
OsotQo-lindley NJ. Moore received 300, John Thomas
Otscoo-Lindley M Moore received 10, J c. Wngh q,
ReSsssiacr- Indiey Nj. Moore received4
Richmoad-HeDry s Randall received |.
81 Laurence Lindley NJ Moore received 81.
Sorafooo-Iirdes nj. Moore received Is.
SchtncCfadg-- Joe BOWS received j. John L. WIS l.
Sencca-Lindley nj. Moore received A. Henry s. Ran
dali I, G. V. Patterson.
SteuJen-Lindey M. Moore received II.
Sulhuan--Lindley III. Moore received 81
1to0a-I. ndley nj. Moore received ID.
JonpkiRS-Lndley nj. Moore received D.
Uist6r-Bob Patterson received !, Augustus Schocn-
maker /, b. J. Welch Welch !, w M Raymond l. Corns.
kWuehtl Il.
WGrren-Lindley M. Moore received 60
Wasin0ton-Lindey Nj. Moore received Go
Wovnt-LiBdley Nj. Moore received lOj.
Wyoming-Lindley M. Moore received ~, Henri ..
Randall 2.
YnfCs-Iiniey Moore received IA.
We do hereby certify that the preceding statement IS co
rect Given hands at the Secretary OF States
Office at the City of Albany, the ninth day % December
in the year of Lord thousand eight hundred and
6nv.ope CHRISTOPHER MORGAN. Secretary OF State
Pr. c. FULLER, Comptroller.
ALyAH HUNT, Treasurer.
LEVI S. CHATFIELD. Attorney General.
III. G. SEYMOUR. state Engineer ana surveyor.
State Of Nftr York ss-Staemen Of the Whole Number
OF Votes given for TREASURER at the General Election
held in the said State the fourth day OF November "a
the year 1851 wherein the several counties IN winch the
sotn WIT ere civ N
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SCATTERING VOTES.

SCATTERING NOlEo
ABant-BIank received :, John c. Harrington s.
AHegGny--John c. HaUgan received 81, George W.
Brcone-John C Harrington received 10, Hezekish c.
tatiaraagps-Jghn c. Ha!IlngtSa received So
Csmgo--JOhn Harrington received o. -
Chaufougue-John G. Harrington received 3o2 Henry
Wheaton s. .,,
ChendRCo-John c. Harrington received al.
cLsfon-Jchn c. Harrington received Is . ,, r.
CortcaG-John c. Harrington received 30, IL khz-
10 DSici,ss-Ig John Earrine,On received Blanks
Delacayt-Jobn G Harrington received 81.
Ere-John C. HARRINGTON received 3d. Blank TO- I.
White ]. John L White . / ,.,.irsav
Fulton aud R,miitoa-Jotm c Harrington rsce"edH'
Gtnesse-Jotn c. Harrington receivedt.
Gretac-Iohn c. Harrington received y .,
Rerkimer-John {. Harrington received l2S' H. f"1-
.c5ersoq-John C Harrington received "a, George J.
q %l"as-Jehn C Harrington received q John Hem
Iess~5chn c Harrington received.
L,rincsicn--John c Harrington received a. h Fhz-
Msd,soa-John c Harrington received 4O2, II. Whsa-
Mcnroe-Join C. Harrington received II.
MonQomryZJohn HaIlingion IecyiS'd ~ - 1r.-,,a.
Netr- NOrk-Phip A. White received ., !. L. HAfiIS"
ton 2 Caleb Lyons l. H. Wheaton l, W. X. Seward l.,
Henry Rayuoud 1; Blank 49,
oasidG-J c, Harrington rsosiysd ~ Henri s's.ss
William McAlplne I, Jerry J.. No Higher Law Dian l.
da eiG Harrington received i55 c Bart
let, O. Abby Uly /. Henry Ften |, Grove Lawrence e.
OrtesIc~J c Harrington received 49, John c. Harrins
ton 81, william {. Bouek !, John HYDE :, l. T. Lamp
0rofoe-wilam }. NcA'pine received l..
CrlennS-JOhn c Harrington received 81 HnsR smith
Osireoo-John 8. Harrington received 26), fnLhuyh
!. Fuzhueh l, Ebenszer Blaksley. /, Henry tHzy l. Il
FtzDgll
Ofsfco-Joln c. Harrington received Il.
Reasss laer-John {. Harrington received 3 John L
s. Trrysace-John c Harm gton received 3, II Fi,z-
Ssrotocs-John C. Gray received IS, slaaA /.
Sfgfcq-JcAn C. Harrington received 81
SseEltn-John c. Harm gton received ~
Sllhran-John {. Harrington received IL
T,oca-Fchn G. Harrington received IL =. ~,
ToHrpl ns-John C. Harrington received 2, J. I HAT
lin gton !. -, ~ n n.
Ver-en-Joln c Harrington received 60
Wsssincfor-JoLn c HaIrlngt 4 received - II Eitz-
hugh /. .,,o,
WtOrtno-John c. Harrington received ~
Ygfes-Iohn {. Harrington receNed Il ,
We do hereby ceTr the preceding statement 70 &C.
reci Given under hands a. the Secretary 81 So
Once AZ the CIV Of Albany the ninth day q
m the year Of Lord thousand eght hunarsa ~ho
CHR1sIoPHER MoRGAS Secretary Of State
Pr. {. FULLER, comptr.
ALVAH HUNT, IreasuIer
IEvI s CHATFIELD, Attorney Genera
H. c SEYMOUR, State Engineer AID surveyor.
her ~ Votes for INSPECTOR OF STATE PRISONS Il
h Election held IN the said Sate on The forth DAY
M Norember IN the 1851 wherein TIE several coues
IN winch the SAID votes giyes are distinguished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

SCATTERING VOTES.
Alber- Blank received 6. Henry Randall /. H. II Ran
dali /, John lhOmas4
AlleO0ay-John Thomas teceivodS!.
Bronme--JOh Thomas received ~. - - =,
cassSa-Joha Thomas received 60, Andrew s. Cam
Csarfotcte--yohn Thomas received 500.
Ckemuno--John Thomas roceivedi
Cseaorgo-J ohn Thomas received az.
Clinfoa-John Thomas recelved1.
Colunbie--Heniy Anil received
CortieRG-John Thomas received 10 III. ;. Randall 10,
DsicIsss-Jchn Thomas received /. hanA ,.
DeIaworeJohn Thomas received 80, Stephen Ramsey l.
mJGhp TsS%ss Iessysd c g aeT Cas-: 9Shn
Esssr-John Thomas received 81
tGlies Gsd Ram.hoR-John Thomas received ~
GeWesse-John Themes received d
Grons-John Thomas received
HerLimef-John Thomas received 1874
yFs'~~-,-iohn Ihomss.feceved %
ktRCs-John Thomas receved2. George W Patterson l.
Lec',-Lmdlsy NJ. Moore recsv.d g. Joel wara /. RAN
Iatno,,osJoAn Thomas received "a. William cooaeu
John Wright r s Randall |.
ModisoR-John Thomasree i2i.
McatecmSry~wnham Goodell received L. John Thom-
Nae Yerl-S.snuei Y Cornish Iecey g. AzOr Tabor l.,
John Thomes /, Linaley NJ. Moore l. John & Wright l..
N,oearo-John Thomas received Ia.
OneiGS-JSha Thomas received lxs tisSIeS Va m"ste .
,oa /.
0nondeea-John Thomas received iSi. Ii. S Randall 2.
On.aro-John Thomas received IS, Auburn Brdsau 1.
John HYDE l.. y. lampmAn
tfie0RS-Jchn Thomas ed IS
OSEcco--JohR Thomas received 2S5 Lindlev Nj Moore g
John Eorsl Ia ]. Henry fh'zhugh l.
0tssc0--John Thomas received Il.
RsfSScf0tT-Joha Thomson received 2 John TkomsS2
~ Ld1eTcHce--John Thomas received 81.
Seraiocc-Join Thomas received rs.
Scktnecfcdy-Hsnry Randa received l.
Sensoo-John Thomas received So, Jcha c Wright /
SfeHteR--John Thomas received II.
SElhrca-John Thomas received q.
Iloea-John Thomas received II.
1oEgAiRs-JchD Thomas received rs.
Uls.tT-J & FORSYTH received l. lanes Forsyth l. James
4. kersl Alexander johnson I. john NJ. Jackson l. H.
Randall
Warres-John Thomas received 60.
heSkiRgfoR-Johh Thomas received 20, John c. Wright
!, George = Patterson.
Weyne-John Thomas received loo. William Beach l.
NesfcAeSferJoe CLARK received Joseph kuex l. Sam
ael Feet l, William McAlpsne /.
Nyomiag-John Thomss received A. H. X. s. Randall l.
ret, Given under hands the Secretary Of States
vnee, at the Cry OF Albany the ninth day OF December
the year Of Lord thousand eight hundred and ky
oAe CBRlsroPHER MORGAN. Secretary of 81 ate
IN L. FULLER. Comptroller.
ALNAH HUNT, Treasurer.
LAWS CHArF1BlD, Attorney General
ii. G. sEyNova, State Engineer and Surveyor.
Sste q Nee Yesl s. -statsmsat Of the whols Num-
81 OF Setss given fop COMPTROLLER at the General
mn held IN the ss6d State the fourth dsy OF Ne
NMpef IN the yeas 1851 wherein the several counties ma
"Aee ne said vo'ts were siven are Dustin suisAsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

Sfe,e Of Neso- York s. Statement of the Whole Num-
her of Votes gwen for SECRETARY OF STATE al tue
General Eecom held in the said State ON tAe ienNh DAY
of November m the wear 1851 wherein the several coun-
u,s in which The SAID votes were given distinguished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29
SCATTERING VOTES.

SCATTERING NOIES.
AHsny-Blank received S, Hammond G. Pinnsy !, John
PinIty T. Ifer T.bcr l. n MeAjpins /, H Seymour i.
Breone-Harman D. Pinney received 10.
Ccffaraucus-HarmOn D. PHney received 50.
CGyu0d-HamO on D. PlrneJ received &c. Nj. ID. PIn1ef l.
Claufouque-Haymon d. PInsy received 3ee
Chemun0-Hlram d. PInney received l, William } NC
Alpine ecevsd votes fOr Surveyor General and Hszs-
khan C. Seymour ,238 votes for Surveyor General.
Cheaan9o-Hau mond D. Pmney received a.
CoIupJta-Lemuel Pomeroy received3.
CorronG-HarmOn D. PInney received So
DEtchess-H. c. Seymour received l. Hsrman D. Primer
DsidTare-Harrnon D. Pinnsy received 81.
Ere-Hamon d. Pnney received So, Blank s.
Esser-Harmon ID. Faney received 81,
rFLlton and Harson-Harmon D Pinney received l9.
Genesee-Hamon d. Pinney received I.
Greens-Harmon D. Penney received 9.
Herkimer-Harmon d. Pnnsy received l3
Jeferson-Harmon d. Pinney received 80 Hammond ~
KnSs--Hammond B Penney received 2. Jerome Ryer-
O. Hezesiah sey noqr l. Scattering 2, William McA-
L6pls-Harmon d. Plnney received T.
Ltrtn,ioa-Hammord d. Pinney received y, W :! NC
Madisoa- Hammond D. Pinney received ais.
Monyoe-Hsmmond ID. Pinney received r.
Observation-Disclosures D Pinney received i9
Ner fork-Charles l. Resen received 2, John MugnHe
9, Hanna D. Penney /, W. j. McApine, H. C. Seymour
NiGgarG-Hammond D. Pinney received 49, Alexander
OnedeYM d Paney received 1T, Ben wslch, Jr.
L. Horace Wheaton l. Harmon D, Pinney Henry storms
6r n D Pmney received 40. NJ D. Pm
new 4. Harmon G. Pinney Q, Oman d. PIaney7.
CntoT1O-N D..Pinney recttyed 10, Harmon u f.hnsy
received 49, Hammond ID PHney 30. John HYDE j, l. r.
IamIman l. Hammond Pinney l.
Ora7ge-Wm A Nc Alpine l. W. ]. McAlpine !, II L.
Seymour. !. Lewis A. Seyb0It J. - ,,r
Orleans-Hammond D. PiBney received %, Harmon "
Pfney 9. II. c. Seymour
Os,rcco- Hammond PHney received 289
Ofs0O-iiaimOn ID pInney received -
RfnsstlGcr-I IMAM D. PInneE recsiyedi
81 Laurence-Harmon ID. Plnney received 81
Sayafooa- Harmon Pinney we'd is, Blank l. Heze-
iiab Seymour /, II. c. Seymour l.
Srufc0-HarmOn d. pInnev received 50
Harmon ID. Pnpey received 10
SUGOM-H. {. Seymour Iecelyed2. -.
Togo Han mond d PinDey received .. Harmon u I'm
ney6 .., a. ~ n Din
GLter-sam Sands received L. Henry Fi,zhugh l. George
Wyhk0op1.
Worren-Harmon D. Pnney received 60.
Wdslin0f0n- Harmon ID. Plnney received o. NInam
W0dne-Harmon d. Pinnty received l04
WvomnG-HaImoa p. Pinney received a. VIM IT. sey-
meurl.
TafeS-IIsmon d PDney received a.
We do hereby certify the preceding statement 70 De cor
rect Given under hands al the Secretary OF state
Office at the City of Albany the ninth day OF December
IN the wear Of our Lord one thous and and fifty one
CHRIsToTHER MORGAN, Secretary OF STATE
PHI {. FULLER. Comptroller.
ALvAH HUNT Treasurer.
LEVI S. CHATFIELD. Attorney General
n. {. SEYMOUR, State Engineer anu surveyor
Of Votes given for CANAL COMMISSIONERS at the
Conceal held IN the said State on she fourth Day
of November IN the year 1884, wherein the several coma
ties which tie said yoeswefc gwen are uhtngusheo
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pErIRNIsr. DECLARE AND CERTIFY, that LEVI s.
CHATFIELD BY the greatest number OF votes gwen
the said election duly elected Attorney General Of the
sad State.
Gwen under hsrds at the Secretary ofsaies once,
II the City Of Albany the twelfth Gag q December II the
year Of Lerd tholssn eight hundrsd sBd y one
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN. Sec eia-y Of state
PH. C. FULLER Comptroller.
ALyAH HUNT. Treasurer.
LgvI CHArFIELn Attorrer General
X. c SEYMOUR, State Eng seeT aad Saryeyor.
State Of Ne-- York - Statement Of the Whole Num-
Der Of Votes gwen for JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME
COUNT, At the General Election held IN the said state
On the fourth day q November, IN the year 1851 wherein
the several JUDICIAL Districts and Counties which Vie
sad yotef we're gwen distinguished
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
JamesJ James G.
City and County Roosevelt. klnK Jr.
Of New York.-------------2c.35a i7s7l
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OFFICIAL STATE CANVASS

~ STATE Of Neo York, ss-statement Of the wh@e
rur her of Votes gwen for JUDGED THE COURT OF
ApPEALS at the General Ec,on held in the SAID stao
=. the fourth day Of November the year 1851 wherein
the several couDns in which the said votes were given are
lsrIg pushed:
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Sfa!e Of Ns,c. Yorf ss-satement Of the Whole Num-
snssa Yfi: SGNERAL a. sas
OF November in the 1851 wherein the counties
which The said votes given are uished
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 g.. For the prosecution and recovery of all claims in lawNor equity. against the United States before Congress or the Executive Departments, or against foreign Governments before Boards of Commis. sioners.
 3. For the settlement of accounts with the State, Treasury, War, Navy, Post Office, and In- terior Departments, and obtaining the remission of fnes penalties, and forfeitures for alleged viola tons Of the revenue, post office, or other laws. 4. For securing letters patent forinventions from the United States or from foreign Governments, and procuring land warrants and pensions under the various pension laws of the United States.
 5. For collections generally, embracing debts iegacies, and inheTitances, in the United States and foreign countries.
 6. For the purchase and sale of lands in any of the States Territories of the Union and loaning moneys on mortgage of real estate lying therein. :. For investment of funds in United States and State stocks and loans, collection Of the dividends thereon, aud, generally, for the transaction of all business pertaining ;3 a law, loan, and banking agency.
 All communicatcns addressed, post paid, to Messrs. Palmer & Snethen, American and Foreign Age acy, city of Washington, will receive prompt and faithful attention.
 PALMER & SNETHEN,
 Office No. 5 Carroll Place, Capitol Hill. July l5-i5--ly.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-11-25
Great Revolution in Business.

MYTH the view of accommodating my casto-
 w mers, and others who may be pleased to favor me with thelr business, have made arrange ments to procure, with great dispatch, at either CINCINNATI, MEMPHIS, or NEw ORLEANS, on the cheapest terms. such Brass and Cast Iron work as may be ordered by those who prefer their orders filled at either of the above places, well as all such orders as | cannot furnish from my estab- lishment free of any commission, or charges of any kind except first cost, drayage, freight. and insurance.
 Thls plan, 1t IS believed, will greatly facilitate every one deSirous of erecting Cotton Gins. Tk.esling Maehines, San Milts, Corn Miiis, Flour Mtils and Cotton Mills, er ans stAsr ees- erayfOa cf Machinery. or Engine rork in proear- ing with certainty whatever they may want fron abroad, and at the same time afford them a con venient opportunity of judging by comparison be- tween my work and prices, and others.
 lt is indispensable that all orders should be &C., eompaned by dtaught and specification sufii- cienily explicit in detsi, to guide to the mechanic who may be called upon to execute the work as we'll as that suitable provision should be made for the payment.
 All communications addressed 10 me, will be thankfully received, and meet with prompt atten- tlon ROSWELL BEEBE,
 July 2l, 1851. st Linte Roes Foundry