New Jersey Election Statistics 1788

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New Jersey Election Statistics, 17GB-JR75. -.W" There is no une source for ftc eal i y elr:ctiOl statistics for I L.

New Jersey eitlwr NationaJ. elections <'t' Stat;e electiOl I. We knm'/ \Iho You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library won but when it comes to the number of vot!:",1 cast, tht area.s voting and

the opponents names we ..cannot answer such 'iuestions " ,tbout a gre'l.t deal of research. There are some §tatrlists nfaV3.i.labl,) NI'm JJrt"urllbut ' they,--" La, not tell the whole III story. In the case of PrefJidentialSTATEejections L1BRARY~the Iiprob ( J.;... lem' lIf Sis further complicated by D EPAR·,·MENT O F E PU c;ATION l O S WEST STATE fOT HE E T P . O . B OX 109 the first system; the highest number· r R E N T n ~ J .of r-.~ .Jvot'~G ' 0 0 2 5 elects :;he President and the

next highest mUllber of votes elects the Vic,~ President. Alsc in those days you

were voting for the electors by name and sometimes ther are so listed without New Jersey Election Statistics, 17&8- J87 5. -H\indication as to whom their vote was pledged. There is no une s our ce for f lie ea riy e Lnc t i ot statistics For The major and practically the only source of these statistics is New Jer~ley either NationaJ. e Lcct i ons or' s ta t;e eLecti oi I. We know uho the newspapers of the period. A check of the newspaper index will list the won but when it comes to the number of vo tr-» cast, tht ar-eas voting and papers available for a given year. (see: "The Director'y of New Jersey Newspapers, the opponents name s we .. cannot answer su ch 'iu es t i ons v . tbout a gre'lt deal 1765-1970," by Wright and Stellhorn) In mont calles you wilJ have to check the of research. There are some lists avaiLablo but they to not tell the whole November papers for the final results, but where only names of the electors story. In the case of Pre sidential ejections the prob lem is further complicated by and not the parties are given you may have to go back to early fall to reports the first system; the highest number of vot '~[l elects :;he President and the of party affiliations. next highest numbe-r of votes elects t he Vic , ~ President. Alse in those days you were voting for the electo:r:s by name an d somet ime s the r are so listed without indication as to whom their vote was pledged.

The major and practically the only source of these statistics is the newspapers of the period. A check ofco;ay the newspaper/ index will list the papers available for a given year. (see: "The Directory of New Jersey Newspapers,

1765-1970," by Wright and St ellhorn) In mont calles you wilT have to check the

November papers for the f'Lna.I results, but wher-e only names of the electors and not the parties arc given you may have to go back to early fall to reports of party affiliations.

9 7)1, 90 E3'6 /977 co;ay / Source: }'he St(lLi~;_t....ic,:t2..JiJ;,tory oj thr' Unit(~d :,autes from Colonial T.i me s tot h cPr (~S e--;-;L -( .1.

S e ric s Y 3 2 - 7 9 r; Ie c t ora 1 V0 t e C<:\ st for Pre s i dent by Po 1 i ticul Party - New Jersey

180 l f 8 Democratic-Republican 1808 8 Democratic-Republiciln 1812 8 COulitian 1816 8 Democratic-Republican 1820 8 Democratic-Republican 182 L~ 8 Jackson 11828 8 National Republican 1,832 8 Democratic \ Series Y 1-26 Methods of Electin~ Presidelltial Electors 1788 to ,~r" 1 8 3 2 - New J e rs e y

1788-89; 1792; 1796; 1800; 1812. By Legislature '1" C't . . 1 II ' , S ource1804; : 1808;_ l It' " ' 1816;(I t. , I ~' ;_t_~1820;c:.: t_, ._ ..: 1824;;, t o r''''y 1828;o l lh r: 1832.Uri i t o cl By:'"autespeople, fromonColongeneFal ia l tick( TimYou e~; aret atViewingh c anI' rArchived r~ s crl"l Copy -( .1.

S e r i c s Y 3 2 - 7 9 r; 1 c c t o r a 1 V0 t e e <: \ s t for Pre s I d c n t b y Po l i ticill Source: New J e l' s e y AIm a n a c 19 6 If - G5, P age ? 6 6 - Pre side n t i alE1 e c t ion r Party -New J e r s e y 1788-1832.,. 180 l f 8 Dem o cra ti c- Re publ i c n n 1788 6 George Washington 1 John Adams 5 John Jay 1 80 8 1792 8 D7e moGeorgecra t i c-WashingtonRepubl i c an 7 John Adams 181 2 8 COil1 i t io n 1796 7 John Adams 7 Thomas Pinckney 1 81 6 8 Dem ocr a t i c -Republi c n n 1800 7 John Adams 7 Charles C. Pinckney 1820 8 Demo cra t i c - Re publ i c an 1804 8 Thomas Jefferson - President 8, George Clinton - Vice Presider 182 L~ 8 J ack son 1808 11828 8 Nation8 Jamesal MadisonRe p u b l i ca- n President,8 George Clinton - Vice President 1 ,8321812 8 D8emoDeWitt,crat i c Clinton - President, 8 Jared Ingersoll - Vice Presideni 1816 8 James; Monroe - President,8 Daniel D. Tompkins - Vice Preside] 1820 8 James Monroe - President,8 Daniel D. Tompkins - Vice Presider S e r i e s Y 1- 2 6 t,le t h o d S 0 f E 1 e c ting Pre sid e 1l t i a l E1 e c t o r s 1.7 8 8 t 0 go...., 1 8 318 2 2 -L~ New 8 JAndrew e r s e y Jackson - President,8 John C. Calhoun - Vice Presiden1 1828 8 John Quincy Adams - President. 8 Richard Rush - Vice Presiden1 1832 8 Andrew'Jackson - President 8 Martin Van Buren - Vice Presider 1788-89; 1792; 1796; 180 0; 1 812. By L) e gis l ature 1804; 1808; 1816; 1820; 18 24; 182 8; 1 8 3 2. By people, on general tickE Presidential Elections in New Jersey, 1788-1832, from N.J. Newspapers. Source: New J ers e y Alm an a c 196 /f-6S , p a g e ? 6 6 - Presidential Election r 1788-1792-17961788-183 2. No information found in the newspapers. 1800 The Centinel of Freedom, 4 November 1800. The Federalist- and New-Jersey State Gazette, 4 November 1800. 1788 6 Georg e Wa shing t o n 1 J o h n Ad am s 5 J ohn J ay 1804 1792 7 GeorThe gTrue e Wa shinAmerican,gton 7 J26 o h nNovember Adams 1804. 1808 The Trenton Federalist, 17 October 1808; 21 November 1808. 17 9 6 7 John Ad a ms 7 Th oma s Pinckney The True American, 19 December 1808. 1800 1812 7 JohnThe TrueAd a ms American,7 Ch ar l e s 2 C.October Pinckney1812; 14 December 1812. 1804 8 ThomThe aTrenton s J e f f erFederalist,1son -Pre s i de23nt November8, George 1812.Cl i nton - Vic e Pre sider 1808 1816 8 J Theam e s TrueMa d i American,son - Presi7 deOctobern t, 8 Geor1816.ge Cli n t on - Vice Pre sident 1812 8 DTheeWittTrenton Cl intonFederalist, - P res i d en t25 , 8 November J are d Ln 1816.g e r-s oL l, - Vic e Presideni 18161820 8 J Theam e s TrueMonrAmerican,oe - Pres i de28 nOctober t , S Da nie1820;l D. To18mpkNovemberins - Vice1820. Preside] 1820 8 James Monroe - Pre sident,8 Dani el D. Tom pk ins - Vic e Presider 1824 The Trenton Federalist, 25 Oct. 1824; 1 Nov. 1824; 15 Nov.~ 182 L 18 2 L~ 1828 8 AndrThe ewTrenton JacksonFederalist, - Pres i d e n t,20 8 Oct.John 1828;C. Calhoun17 Nov. - Vice1828; Presiden1 Dec.{ i1821 1828 1832 8 JohnThe EmporiumQuincy Ad amsand True- PresAmerican ident. 8 Richard20 October Rush 1832;- Vice27 PresidenOctober1 18: 1832 8 Andrew"Jackson - Preside nt 8 Martint Van Buren - Vice Presider.. 3 November 1832; 24 November) 1832 .

Presidential Elections in New Jers ey, 17 88-1832, from N.J. Newspapers .

1788-1792-1796 No informa tion found in the newsp apers. 1800 The Centinel of Freed.....o m,• _~ __ . 4 ._.Novem._..._._ •••b__ er•• ~._ ...... 1800.~ 0. - • ~- •• ----- ••••_. __• ... ," • The Federalist and New-Jers ey State Gazette, 4 November 1800. 1804 The True American, 26 November 1804. 1808 The Trenton Federali s t, 17 Oc tob e r 1808; 21 November 1808. The True American, 19 December 1808. 1812 The True American, 2 Octobe r 1812; 14 De c ember 1812. The Trenton Federalist, } 23 November 1812. 1816 The True American, 7 October 1816. The Tr enton Federalist, 25 November 1816. 1820 The True American, 28 October 1820; 18 November 1820. 1824 The Trenton Federalist, 2 5 Oc t. 1824; 1 Nov. 1824; 15 Nov. ~182[ 1828 The Trenton Federalist, 20 Oct. 1828; 17 Nov. 1828; 1 Dec. { 182 1

1832 The Emporium and True American, 20 October 1832; 27 October-, 18: 3 Novemb er 1832; 24 November 1832.

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The h 0 usc Hen tint 0 j 0 i n t me e t i. n G y e !.~ t e r cl a y for the purp 0 S e 0 f appointing Electors for Presidpnt anel Vice-President of the United States. The following is a correct statement of the votes for eLlch candidate in nomination.

Federal Ticket

Isauc Smith 38 Henry Southi1l:'d 15 Richard Stockton 36 Moore [urman 14 Thomas Sinnickson 36 Jdmes Mott 1 1+ Dr. S.S. Smith 35 G"n. W. Helms ll~ Jfc>,s i a h L. Howell 3 5 Jel!m Cobb 13 Mat. Williamson Jr. 35 S,jJ[\ue] Hay 13 William Griffith 34 Wm. Woodhall 10 You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library The Federalist and New-Jersey Gazette, 4 November 1800, page ~. Th e Con t inel o f F 'r-c e d o m , Nc wa r-k , I~ N o v c rnb o r- J. OOO, LJdft, 8 3 . Legislature of New Jersey, Thursday, October Th e h a u ~ c \.,rc n t i n t a j 0 i n t me e t i n ['; y e !~ t e r d a Y fo r 39t he. 11 IIl'P 0 s e 0 f a ppo i n t i ng Ele c tors for.. Pr e si d p nt an c] Vi c e-P r ~ sid ~n t of the UnitedThe fpllowingS tates . Thgentlemene f o l l owiwere ng i sthen a correcappointedt s t a tElectors ement o f ofthePresident votes forand e a cVice-President h c andidate i n ofnomintheatiUnitedo n. States for the State of New Jersey, by a very large majority, vis. Federal Tick et Isaac Smith, Esq. of Hunterdon Isanc Smith Thomas Sinnickson,3 8 HenryEsq. Soofu t Salemh a r-d 1.5 Richard StocktonRichard 36Stockton, MEsq.oore offurmSomerset an 14 Thomas S i n ni cJoshuaks o n L.36 HOHell, .lEsq. ume s ofMottCloucest(~r l't Dr. S.S. Smi tMatthias h 3 5Williamson, G"n.Esq. W. HofelmsEssex lL~ .to,s i a h L. HowRev.ell Dr.3 5Samuel StanhopeJ ()hn CobSmithb of 13Middlesex Mat. Willi a msonWilliam Jr. 3Griffith, 5 S,jJEsq.[J u eJof HayBurlington 13 William Griffith 34 Hm. Woodhall 10

The True American, Trenton, 26 November 1804, page 3. The Federalist a n d New-Jers ey Gazet t e, 4 Nov ember 1800, page ~. Result of the New Jersey Election, Republican Electoral Ticket Legislature of New J ersey, Thursday, October 39 . Phineas.. Manning 13119 Alexander Carmichael 13109 The following gentlem e n were then a ppointed El e c t o r s \of, President and Vice-Pre sidThomasent oNewboldf the Uni t e d S ta13-ioot es fo r the State of New Jersey, by a Solomonvery l a rFreligh g e majority, vis.13095 William Rossell 1309'+ IsaacJacob Smith,Hufty Esq. o f lIunt13066 erdon ThomaAdijahs S inniSmithckson, Esq .') of13062 Salem Moore Furman 13039 Ri chard S~o c kton, Es q. of Som ers et J o shua L. Howe L'I , Esq. of Clouce s -t ( ~r No other Republican candidate had more than 6 votes. It appears Matthias William son, Esq. o f Es s e x that no Federal Ticket for Electors was formed - the highest federal Rev. Dr. Samu e l Stanhope Smi t h o f Middlesex candidate having but 19 votes. William Griffith, Esq. of Burlington

The True American, Trenton, 26 November 1804, page 3.

Result of the New J ersey Election, Republican Electoral Ticket

Phineas Manning 13119 Alexander Carmichael 13109 \ ---- Thoma s Newbold 13"100 , Solomon Freligh 13095 William Ro ssell 1309'+ J acob Hufty 13066 Adijah Smith ') 13062 Moore Furman 13039

No other Republican candidate had more than 6 votes. It appears that no Federal Ticket for Electors was formed - the highest federal candidate having but 19 votes. " ",

,The Trenton Federal i s ~~, Tl'clIton, 17 October InOO, pCige 3.

The followinG gentl(~lIldn compo~~e the FEderal Ticket for Electors.

Jonathan I:llller, Esq. Thornd~; Sinlllckson, 1::::;(1. Cen. ,John Black Col. Jonathan RhRd John Outwdter, Esq. Evi Adams, rsq. Wm. Lloyd, I:sq. Peter I. Stryker, E''';'l.

The Trenton Federali,.st, Trentoll, 2J. November J.B08, page 3.

· '~ ...... Another choiceYou areof ViewingElectors. an Archived CopyOn fromFriday the Newlast, Jersey Statethe LibraryLegislatul'e, in Joint Meeting, went into a formal choice of Electors of ~ Jh Presidente Tren t on andr~d erVice-President~li st , Tr cii t o n,of 17thr OcUnited t ob e r 1 States.8 0 8, pa ge The3. persons recently run upon the democratic ticket were appointed without Th opposition.e .f o L'Lo w.i n g g Thuse ntl(~lIIthe dn peoplec o mp o u o seethe whatFEdera alfarce T i c k theet forelection Electorofs. Electors has been to them. The Electors are all Madison men, of any thing.J on a th an I:.llller , Esq. 'lh o ma c S i n n i c ks o n , E ::; q. Go II. ,J 0 h n B 1

The Trenton Fed erali:, t, Trento!l, 2J. Nov ember J. n0 8, p a g e 3. The True American, Trenton, 2 October 1812, page 3 Another choice of Ele ctors. On Fr i d ay l a st, t he Le g Ls Lat ure , inWhig JointConvention Meeting, -wentFor intoElectors a f o rof mal Presidentc h o ice o f andEleVice-Presidentc t o rs of ~ Pre sident a n d Vice -Pre sident o f the Uni t ed State s . The persons r ecently run Lewisupon Moorethe d emocraticof Bergen t i ck et were a pp o i n te d without opposition. Wm.ThusM'Cullough the p eoplofe seeSussex wh a t a farce the election of Electors has Abrm.b een Shaver'to theofm. SussexTh e Electors arc a l l Madison men, of any t h i ngBenj.. Bennet of Monmouth" Joseph Budd of Burlington Edward Yard of Hunterdon The Tru e Am erAbijahican, DavisTrenton,of Cumberland19 Decemb er 180 8, page 3. Jehu Townsend of Cape-May \ Electoral Vo t e s for New J e r s e y J

PreThesidTrueent American,Madison A; Trenton,P i n c k n e y 2; October,Clinton. 1812, page 2. Vice-President Clinton 8; King; Monroe; M a di so~ Republican Convention - For Electors

TheLewis True MooreAmericofan,Bergen Tr enton, 2 October 1812, p a g e 3 Wm. M'Cullough of Sussex WhigAbraham ConventShaverion - ofForSussex Elector s of President and Vice-President

Lewi s Mo ore o f Be r g en Wm. M'Cullough o f Sussex - Abrm. Shaver' of Su s s ex Benj. Bennet of Mon mouth " Joseph Bu d d of Burl ington Edw ard Yard of Hun terdon Abijah Davis of Cumberland J ehu Townsend of Cape-May \ I

The Tru e American, Trenton, 2 October, 1812, page 2.

Republi c an Convention - For Electors

Lewi s Moore of Be r g en Wm. M'Cullough o f Sus s e x Abraham Sh aver of Sussex The Trenton feder

The f 0 11ow i n g p 2 r son ~> we r eelc c ted . . . E1 e c tor Co 0 f Pre s i cl e n t an d Vice-President at lllP late election in New Jersey.

Lewis Moore 54 a ~l John Crowell 5 JI33 Aaron Kitchell 535/' Char'les Ogden 5 L~ LIl David Helsh 5'+ 32 lJdvid Carr.ison ~) If 0 8 Aaron Vansyckle 5388 \·/i11"i.,iIl Rosell 5310

Th~ True American, Trenton, 28 OctoLer, 1820,page 3.

~~Convention of Republican Deler"ltes ... For Electors of President

l hnd Vice-President.

David Mills, of Morrls

YouJohn are ViewingHilson, an Archivedof Essex Copy from the New Jersey State Library 1. Th e Tren t on rJohnec1 eraCrowell, l i r'L, Trenoft on,Middlesex 2 ~i No v c nib c rv, 1 8 1 5, p a r;e 3. Samuel L. Southard, of Hunterdon Th e f ollcnvin gAaron p e r s oVansyckel, n s wc re o Loofct cHunterdond ... Elc ctor s of Pres i de n t and Vic e - Pr e sidentJoseph a t Ll1Budd, 0 l a t cof elBurlingtone ct i on in New J e r s ey. Isiah ShInn, of Salem Lewi s 1'10 01' 0. John 54L. 0 ~1Smith, of JohnCape-May Cr ow ell 5'13 3 Aaron Ki t c he l l 535/' Char- lo r; Ogde n 5 l r'U David Helsh 5'+ 3 2 l i a v i d Carr .i son ~) If 0 8

AaronThe VanTruesy cAmerican,kle 5 3 88 18 November,\·/ i lL;1820, . i m Rosepagel ] 3.53 1 0

The Election of Members to Congress and electors of President and Th ~Vice-President True Am eri c an,which Trenttookon, 2place8 Oct uLer,in this 1 820,pastate,ge on3. the 7th and 8th inst. has resulted in the success of the Republican Convention ~~:ConventionTicket. ofTo RtheepubliElectoral c an DelcTicket l'"tes .,.there For Electowas nor s opposition.of President 'im d Vice-Pre sident.

The TrentonDavidFederalist, Mills, o f MTrenton,o r r i s 25 October, 1824, page 3.

John Hilson, o f Es s e x 1. Jackson JohnTicket Crowforell,Electors o f Mid dle s ex S amuel L. S o u t har d , o f Hunterdon Peter WilsonAaron ofVansBergen y ckel, of Hunterdon James ParkerJosephof BudMiddlesexd, o f Burlingt o n DilTIiel VlietI siah ofShInn,Sussex o f Salem I :;aac G.JohnFarlee L. Smith,of Hun terdonof Cape-May J0S. W. Scott of S6merset John Beatty, jun. of Burlington

TheJoseph True AmKilleerican,of Salem18 November, '\18 ?0, p age 3 . John Buck of Cumberland ) The Election of Memb ers to Con gre s s a n d e l ect o rs of President and Vice-PresidentDemocratic Caucus whi ch took place in this state , on the 7th and 8th inst. has re SUlted in th e s u c ce s s o f the Republican Convention Ticket.John BuckTo theof CumberlandEle ctoral Ticket thereJacob wa s noKline opposition.of Somerset Joseph Kille of Salem Isaac G. Farlee of Hunterdon Joseph Rodgers of Gloucester ThePeter TrentonB. ShaferFederalist,of Sussex Trenton, 25 October, 1824, page 3. Robert B. Canfield of Essex JacksonJames TicketCook of forMiddlesex Electors

P eter Wilson of Bergen J ame s Parker of Middlesex Dun i e L Vliet of Sussex I ~ ; a a c G. Farlee of Hun terdon J 0S. W. Scott of S6merset J ohn Beatty, jun. o f Burlington J u seph Kille of Salem -, John Buck of Cumberland )

Democratic Caucus

John Buck of Cumberland Jacob Kline of Somerset : Joseph Kille of Salem Isaac G. Farlee of Hunterdon Joseph Rodgers of Gloucester P e t e r B. Shafer of Sussex Robert B. Canfield of Essex James Cook of Middlesex T 11 e T J' ell ton r c cl e Y' '~.l·i :. ~ , TT' l' n ton, 1 Nove rn be YO, 18 :' II, P age 3.

The followinr; Ticke t of ~:.L('('I orr.; was dcreed upon

John 1J()dd of E;.::;ex J c sse Up G (1 nor ~1 (j r r ; ;. J 0 h n t", Shere r cl () f ~; II r.: sex Rober·! M' Neely of l-hnterdon James T. Dunn, (' Mi Illlcsex V''', Ph i 1 i i' f'. H 0 H I' 1 cd nu Y' .1 i n gl In ... ; Jacob !;lover (' Gloucester David Ltubois 0 r Sal(~m

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The f 0110 win r; Ti c I-: o r• 0 f E .L e C' I or- r, wi1 r:; il ['; r e e d u p 0 n a n di s ,Tclckson Ticket Adams Ticket rc c o mm e n do d by th e a d v o cat e :' o f J ohn Qu i nc y Ad am s for President, who s e c e d c d from t h o d o mo c r-u Lic C vru c u n h el d in Tren -ton on the Vliet 19th ult., viz9215 .. Upson 8187 Parker 9226 Dubo.i. s 8101 Hilson 9218 lIo\'lcll 81Fl John Ii o d d of E ;.r:; c x Kline:': 10063 Glover 8155 J c sse Up C (1 nor 1'1 0 r r ; ;. Cook,': 10112 "- Sherrerd 8235 J 0 h n l'l. ~ Shere t' cl 0 f ~ ; \I ::: se x farley": 10283 Dunn 820 CJ Rob e rt M' Nee 1 y o f 1' h n t el"d o n Kille": 10247 \ M'NeeJy 8212 J am e s T . Dunn , f Mi ld l o s e x Buck,': 10288 Dodd 8139 i i ' I", 0 H ( , I of In V", Phi 1 H 11 u yo l in g t . ;; , J acob !:lo v e r ( ' Glou c e ster '1' h 0 s e (,':) weI'e a 1 SOl'U n up 0 nthe CI' a wford 0 I' Conv e n t ion Tick e t .. David lru b o is o r Sa l ( ~m The other candidates on the Convention Ticket were Campfiled 1198, Shafer 1234, Rogers 1236.

The Trenton Federalist, Trenton, 20 October, 1828,page 3. E 1e c tora 1 J:1 e c 't ion inNe w ,T c r-s e y Adams Electoral• Ticket for New Jersey , T a c k s o n Ticket Adam s Tick et " \;r Abraham Brown of Burlington Vliet 9 ?15 Up son 8187 Timothy Elmer of Cumberland P arker 9 226 Dubo .i s 8101 John J. Ely of Monmouth Hilson 9 218 1I0well 8 114 Theodore Frelinghuysen of Essex Kline"; 10063 Glover 8 15 5 Gabriel Hoff of Hunterdon ) Cook"; 10112 <, She rr c r d 8 2 35 Aaron Learning of Cape May l'arley"; 10 283 Dunn 8 2 0 CJ Alexander White of Warren Kille"; 10 247 , M'Ne eJy 8 2 1 2 Christian Zabriskie of Bergen '. Buck"; 10:'88 Dodd 8139

'lho s e (,';) were a Is 0 run upon the Craw ford or Convention T i cke t .. The other candidates on the Convention Ticket were Campfiled 1198, Shafer 1284, Rogers 1236.

The Trenton Federalist, Trenton, 20 October, 1828,page 3.

Adams Electoral Ticket for New Jersey " \;r Abraham Brown of Burlington Timothy Elmer of Cumberland John J. Ely of Monmouth Theodore Frelinghuysen of Essex Gabriel Hoff of Hunterdon ) Aaron Learning of Cape May Alexander White of Warren Christian Zabriskie of Bergen '. T 11 e Tl' C n Lon r c c1 ('~~i~ , 'j' yo C 1, t () n, ? () 0 c t' 0 1H' r, 1 n'2 fl, P

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W'i lli <1 m N. S h :i. n n 01 l\ \ll'l,i 11 e l (J! I Will Ll i m H'e u 110 U I J, \ , () [" Wd l'r e 11 Rob e l'L H. [·1' C Cl r t C' t' u! S1.1 ~; c; C' x c.corge HClxwell of !lllrl tcrclon Hill i Cl mI. Con 0 vcr 0 i [·10 n HI 0 U t 1, If res seT 0 \-I n ::; end 0 f C ,.l P C ~1 a y Joseph Kille of Salell! Atiraham Godwin Essex

'("'J 'The Trenton Fed<:ra~L-=-.!, Trenl:)]l, L'7 Novemb'r, 1n20, page 3. The following s'tatement, gatllcred from the several newspapers p r i n ted in the s tat('of (~ ~, You are Viewing an Archivedthe Copyl' fromU 11the New0 f Jerseyt' he\. Stateate LibraryE1 e c tora 1 E 1 e c t ion in the several co 1.1 nl" i e s in New - J' e t'D e y, wi.1 l. T 11 e T r c n Lo n r e d ('-.:.:2 :~ 'I' yo (~ 11 be found nearly correct. l _L,:.. , to n , 7 () 0 c t 0 1)(' r , 1 [l 2 H , P age 3. ( Co n t I d ) Majorities J a c k son 1:l e e lor Ll 1 T i ..eke 'I f C> l' II C H ,J c I' " e y \-( 1 Administration LTackson i 1 .i u m N . S h i nn 0 1 U1I r- 1 ,i Il [~ l: ( J! I Hi lLi u m H ' Cu l l ou p,11 o f" \~ d r T' ( ~ 1l ~l (~x 15l~ R 0 Cape May 305 S us b e r- L H. t·,' Ca r- t (' I' () ! ~) u ~ ; :'; C' x \~umberland 125 Warx'en G67 Ccor g e f-I Cl x l-l e l l o f H u rl t o r-d o n 260 MoX'ris G ';l i llGillemi ilm I . Co n o ver 0 ; H o n m o u l ~ ' Essex 1133 Hunter-don 3 ~13 CI' e s se T o \-I n :.; e n d 0 f C' I P C f-I a y Somerset "-'. 2577 Joseph Kille o f Sa94- lc lli ~lonmouth 88 Atirah am G o d win Es s e x \. Burlington 121l~ Middlesex 598 ~;'\ 'T h e Gloucester'lre n t o n F ed <:4-57 r (J ~ L_ ; t", Tr- e n ton , L '1 No vemb ' r , ra zs , p a g e 3 . Bergen 107 T h e f o l lovl..ln"i~38Tg s "tate me n t , gatllc re d from t h e seve ra l n ew s p a p ers p r i n t e d i nth2577e st a t (' o f the r c :, u 1 1 0 f t h e 1. a t e E1 e c t oral E 1 e c t ion in thAdamse s e vMajorityeral c o u nt180'+ i e s in New -J e r' De y , wi 1 l. b e f o u n d ne arly correct.

1·1a j 0 I'i t .i e s The Trenton Federalist, .. Trenton, 1 Decemb~r, 1828, page 3. Administration ,T a c k son The following according to the official returns is the result of the late Election in New Jersey for Cape May 30 5 S U S ~l e xPresidential 15 /~ Electors. \~ um ber la nd 1 2 5 Ha r re n G6 7 Jackson Gill omAdministration 260 , t10rris G E ss e 113 3 ) Hun t et'd o tl 3 ~ 1 3 x <, Frelinghuysen 23758-, M'Cullough 21809 Some rset 9 t~ 2577 Leaming 23757 M'Carter 21951 f-Ionmouth 88 Hoff 23760\. Maxwell 21950 Bu r l i n g t o n 121t~ 23G26 Conover 21703 1HddlesexWhite 598 Ely 23761 Townsend 2194-7 Gloucester 457 i Brown 23764- Kille 2194-6 Bergen 107 Godwin 21950 Elmer-i~-3 8T 23757 Zabriskie 2375 11 Shinn 21951 2 577 Adams Maj ority 180'+

The Trenton Federalist, Trenton, 1 D ec c m b ~r, 1828, --_. - .. page 3. _._ ------....---_._-_..------..... The f o l l o wi n g accor ding to the o f f icial r et u r n s i s the result of the late Election in New Jers ey f o r Pr es ide n t i a l Ele c t o r s .

Administration , J ack son ) Frelinghuysen 23758 M'Cullough 21809 Learning 2 3757 1-1' Cart e r 219 51 Hoff 237 60 Maxw ell 21 9 50 White 23G 2 6 Co nover 21703 Ely 23761 Town send 21947 Brown 23764 Kille 21946 • Elmer 237 57 Godwin 21950 Zabriskie 237 51~ Shinn 21951

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Thc NatioIirlls held tllC'Lr ('onv(~nti()n in this ci.ty on Tuesday last, and aft c r' g Y' e a -t d i f ric'IlLy nOlo i. natedth e f 0 .L low i n ~ tick e t - For Clay l:lec-tor.'s.

Cornelius C. I..abri~;kic of Reri~(~n Doniel Hol~>man of Es~;ex A~chibald Uobertson 0f Warren Oliver W. Od/3cn of llunterdon Alexander McDowell of Middlesox James Matlack of Gloucester .I(".!~ 0 S C P h Her i t ct g e 0 f Sale m Morris Beaseley of Cape May (Henry Clay ,md John Sergeant.)11

< , You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library The Emporium and True American, Tr'cnton, 27 October, 1832, page 3. E mE9-2~~m (l!' J Tn \l c fu nc I' LC

Th e Anti-MasonicEmp orium a n d TicketT r u e Am- ericForan,Elcctor~ Trc n t o n , '7. 7 Oct o ber, 1832, page 3.

DemocrJohnaticRutherfurd. S t a t e Convention - Nomi n ation s fo r Electors of President Vice- Pr c siden~. and ~Tohn DOH Joseph Northrup P eterAbraham T. TerhuneBritton o f Berge n HilliamJacob MunroMelick of Morri s DaniJohnel VlietH. Voorhees of Harren AaronGeorge Van syckleF. Fort of Hunterdon JohnThomas M. PerrineWare of Monmouth Jo s eph Roge r s of Gloucester J am eThis s Newellelectoral of S a le~ticket if it succeeds, will vote for William Wirt Williforam President,L. S t i t es oandf CapAmose MaEllmaker, y for Vice-President. (Andrew J ackson a n d Martin Va n Bu re n )

The E In poriu mand TI'U c Ame l' i <> L 1 , T I.' e n ton, 3 Novembel', 183 2, P age 3.

Anti- Masonic Ticket - For El e ctor ~

John Ru t he r f u r d. .I o h n DOH

Joseph Northrup - -- ~--- Abrah am Bri·tton Jacob Melick John H. Voorhees George F. Fort Thomas Ware Thi s electoral ticket if it s u c ce ed s , will vote for William Wirt for President, and Amos Ellmak er, f o r Vice -President .

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,:I'hc Emporium anrl True i\m(~I'iCiin, Trcnton, 2'1 NoveJ~110r, 1832, page 3.

'Official l{e tUl'Tl~; No. of votes 1\ nt i - 11 d S 0 ni c L:l('c;tor~ IJ i.l c J~ ~.; 0 n Cluy Bergen 3366 :s7 1 '/ ~ ? 153'1 l:s~~ex f,S~?' 2(, S ? II ~ 'I 3830 IUS sex 3193 LB 2 1,22 753 llorris 3756 J II 1 Ii O~) 1937 Harren 2 1123 119 lC75 699 Somerse-t 2 LI8 3 10 1296 \117'7 l-li

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