TABLE OF pREsIDENrEAbi.ELEcTIoNs.
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!. We extract from an exchange paper the follow.
ing Table. Who compiled it we do not know
but it will be of use, and ought to be laid aside for
future reference:


The following IS correct statement of he electoral
votes given the various candidates for President and
Vice President Of the United Safes, since the adoption
of the Constitution 1t should be observed, that at Tho


first four elections the colleges of electors were required
to vste for two pelspns, he highest of should be
President, and the next highest Vice President Of the u
States SIN consequence of the equal vote between JrE
Eerson and Burr, IN 1900, the Constitution amended
to require the President and Vice President TO be
voted for separately, as at present. Es


1769-Ten States entitled to 73 votes. George Wash
ingon, 60; John Adams, 81 JohH,Jay, 0; Robert Jar
rjson, g. John Ru,lege, 8; Johrr Hancock a George
Clinton, g. Samuel Huntingdon. Z; John Milton, /: Jas
Armstrong, l; Edward [ elfair, ]; Benz Lincoln, l.


George Washington unanimously elected Pres
dent. Rhode Island and North Carolina not having at
the above ii ratified the Constitution, chose elect
New York did not vote. Two votes of Virginia
and two of Maryland were not given.


l792-FileeH States entitled TO I35 votes. George
Washington, I32 votes; John Adams, II; George Cin
ton, so; Thomas Jefferson. 4; Aaron Burr, l.


George Washington was again unanimously elected
President, and John Adams by plurality of votes, Vice
President Two votes of Maryland and one Of SouIh
Carolina were not given


1796-Sixteen States entitled 10 13s votes. John Ad
ans II votes; Thomas Jefferson, 6S Thomas Pihkney,
worth, II; George Clinton, z; John JAY s; James Ire
dell, 81 Samuel johnson, 2; George Washington, 2; J.
Henry, 2; Charles e. Pinkney, l.


John Adams elected President, and Thomas Jef.
ferson, Vice President.


lsO0-Sixteen States entitled to lSs votes, Thomas
Jefferson 73 votes; Aaron Burr, 73; John Adams, s.;
Charles c. PInkney, 81; John Jay, l.


No choice by the people. The House of Representa-
ted Thomas Jefferson. President; Aaron Burr duly
elected Vice President