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Is TO l3-that the chocc should be made by
General Ticket. So this was fixed TO his
liking. 1t was then decidc4 that majority,
and not plurality, 81 votes should be requisite
10 choice Next, that it is eSPedicnt to
pass law giving the choice of Electors OF
F:esidene and Vice President 70 the People
iycs Is, Noes l5-S;s-s Wright vc.ing last
aud giving the CASING vote IN favor Of the ab-
gtrac proposition that he People ought 10 '.e al.
owed 10 choosc the. os0 Electors. Now II


would soem Z settled matter that the bill was to
oass-would seen 80, tiat is, 10 those who do
not understand the ways Of the Albany Regency,
and especially Of Silas Wright. Bu,no! tho vic
tim WAS but deckcd 70, the s.cr.iice.-Mr. 0g-
den now moved that the bill be referred to the
Committee Of the Whole, TO be perfected aud PFC
pared for lis final passage. But NJ. Livingston
+. z. of Columbia, we t1i;eve) met this with a
molten that The question ofrefcrcnce be rosTPoN-
I'd TO Ike FIRST Mondgp in N6rembcy 1t!-that
IS, till it would be tco late TO give for that time
the choice 10 the People. Hcrcupon Mr.. S'las


Wright (who had Just voted that the People
ought to choose the Elec;ors) announced that lie
should cote for the postpcaeme"t! After some
farther spirited discussion, the vote was taken,
ana the postponcment carried by the vo:es Of ST.
las Wright and Mr.. Mallory, who had also
voted that The People omght to be permitted to
choose for themselves. The vote on Postpone.


mcnt-tla! is on dcp.ving the Peo. o of the
al, I Il,


turc-stood