Delaware Electoral Vote.
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Delaware Electoral Vote.


The vote Of the "Breeches pocket State, .
it would seem, is likely to be lost to Mr..
Clay, in consequence Of some informality
Of conduct on the part Of the Inspectors
The law requires ''that the inspectors Of
the several hundreds in each county shall
meet on the day next following the day Of
holding an election for President and Vice
President" SC. The meeting did not take
place ON the day as required by law; "and
consequently" says the Delaware Gazette,
s1he three electoral votes Of Delaware can
not be given to Clay and Frelinghuuysen." "
This will be regretted. Mr.. Clay's col
umn Of votes is already sufficiently lean,
without diminishing It by striking Delaware
out.