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hhereW Jackson,. 23


The jackson men not satisfied with this re-
suit, contendlng that it was not fair test of the
strength Of the two candidates the field, and that
the votes for Mr.. Clinton were in fact given by men
who would prefer kson to Adams. ltwss there
fore resolved to go into another ballot and confina
the votes 70 Adams and Jackson. Col. Ross, Of \.
York, was called TO the chair, and Herman Rn.,Ic.
appointed Secretary. The votes were taken anu
counted, and declared to stand as follows =


John Q. Adams, 55
Andrew Jackson, 80
| The states represented were as follows New
York =; New Jersey ) !; Pennsy ylvana Ohio q:
Vermont, Connecticut and Massachusetts each


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