THE VOTE OF NEW YORK.
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The bearer Of the electoral vote of the State
of New Iork-John D. Perkins, ESQ.,, of orleans
county in thnt S'.. - '------'-'o'"' WIS
morning, in the same train with the newly-nppoint-
ed senators, Messrs. Dickinson and Foster. Mr..
Perkins was one Of the presidential electors chosen
by the people; but, by unforeseen difficulty on tho
rohroods' when JourneyIng from the Wes, 10
Albany, he was prevented from casting n vote.
The electoral college proceeded to business. with
great PromPtness; precisely at four o'clock; and
the vacancy occasioned by the absence of Mr..
Perkins was supplied by the choice of "---'''r
electOr. abOut twen,-. Uciore ne reached
,L-~-prto. "The electors, 10 bestowng upou
Mr.. =. the honor Of bearing to Washington the
result of the pres'den,ial election" SAYS letter
from Albany, "tesliied their respect for that
gentleman, ns well as their regrc, that he was
dobarred, BY accident. from taking seat and
casting vote in the college along with ,hem."-
Globe.