Connecticut 1804 Governor

Office:
Governor (State)
Title:
Governor
Jurisdiction:
State
Label:
Connecticut 1804 Governor
Date:
1804
State:
Connecticut
Type:
General
Iteration:
First Ballot
Office/Role:
Governor/Governor
Candidates:
Jonathan Trumbull, William Hart, Jonathan Treadwell, Benjamin Risley, Ephraim Kirby, scattering
Candidates: Jonathan Trumbull[1]William HartJonathan TreadwellBenjamin RisleyEphraim Kirbyscattering
Affiliation:FederalistRepublican
Final Result: [2][3][4]119687376---156
Fairfield County[5]------
Town of Brookfield------
Town of Danbury150139----
Town of Fairfield156218----
Town of Greenwich------
Town of Huntingdon------
Town of New Canaan------
Town of New Fairfield------
Town of Newtown[6]------
Town of Norwalk------
Town of Reading683----
Town of Ridgefield------
Town of Sherman------
Town of Stamford------
Town of Stratford------
Town of Trumbull------
Town of Weston------
Town of Wilton------
Hartford County[7]------
Town of Berlin168100----
Town of Bristol------
Town of East Hartford------
Town of East Windsor18269----
Town of Enfield12125----
Town of Farmington22950----
Town of Glastonbury8094-1--
Town of Granby152100----
City of Hartford261140----
Town of Hartland92212---
Town of Marlborough6911----
Town of Simsbury------
Town of Southington------
Town of Suffield70110----
Town of Wethersfield18623----
Town of Windsor138160----
Litchfield County[8]------
Town of Barkhamstead------
Town of Bethlehem116-----
Town of Canaan13050----
Town of Colbrook------
Town of Cornwall------
Town of Goshen------
Town of Harwinton------
Town of Kent------
Town of Litchfield------
Town of New Hartford15916----
Town of New Milford108200----
Town of Norfolk------
Town of Plymouth10459----
Town of Roxbury------
Town of Salisbury------
Town of Sharon------
Town of Southbury------
Town of Torrington------
Town of Warren676----
Town of Washington------
Town of Watertown13429----
Town of Winchester8332----
Town of Woodbury------
Middlesex County[9]------
Town of Chatham117126----
Town of Durham7746----
Town of East Haddam------
Town of Haddam------
Town of Killingworth------
City of Middletown------
Town of Saybrook20252----
New Haven County[10]------
Town of Branford12667----
Town of Cheshire4195----
Town of Derby6720----
Town of East Haven715----
Town of Guilford26026----
Town of Hamden3377----
Town of Milford13127----
City of New Haven[11][12]22370---3
Town of North Haven2573----
Town of Oxford------
Town of Wallingford111159----
Town of Waterbury112135----
Town of Wolcott8045----
Town of Woodbridge11127----
New London County[13]------
Town of Bozrah------
Town of Colchester14223----
Town of Franklin------
Town of Groton------
Town of Lisbon------
Town of Lyme------
Town of Montville------
City of New London------
City of Norwich------
Town of Preston------
Town of Stonington------
Town of Waterford------
Tolland County[14]------
Town of Bolton9617----
Town of Coventry12784----
Town of Ellington10025----
Town of Hebron------
Town of Somers------
Town of Stafford------
Town of Tolland110862---
Town of Union------
Town of Willington------
Windham County[15]------
Town of Ashford160128----
Town of Brooklyn8615----
Town of Canterbury------
Town of Hampton------
Town of Killingly------
Town of Lebanon------
Town of Mansfield10587----
Town of Plainfield------
Town of Pomfret10640--1-
Town of Sterling------
Town of Thompson------
Town of Voluntown------
Town of Windham172100----

Notes:

[1]Elected.
[2]"855 Votes for Governor Trumbull and 305 for Gen. Hart were rejected, because not properly certified, and probably about the same proportion for the other candidates." Connecticut Courant (Hartford, CT). May 16, 1804.
[3]"Votes at May Election, 1804: Governor Trumbull 11108, rejected 855, 11,968. General Hart 6871, rejected 505, 7376. Majority - 4587." Litchfield Monitor (Litchfield, CT). May 15, 1805.
[4]"In May 1804 the whole number of votes were for Trumbull 11963, Hart 7376, Majority 4587." Connecticut Gazette, and the Commercial Intelligencer (New London, CT). May 15, 1805.
[5]"In Fairfield County, Gen. Hart had a majority of 174." Connecticut Gazette, and the Commercial Intelligencer (New London, CT). June 6, 1804.
[6]"The republican ticket for Governor and Lieut. Governor, and nomination for Congress, was supported with a becoming zeal and firmness." Republican Farmer (Danbury, CT). April 11, 1804.
[7]"Governor Trumbull's majorites stand thus: In Hartford County 982." Connecticut Gazette, and the Commercial Intelligencer (New London, CT). June 6, 1804.
[8]"Governor Trumbull's majorites stand thus: In Litchfield County 1521." Connecticut Gazette, and the Commercial Intelligencer (New London, CT). June 6, 1804.
[9]"Governor Trumbull's majorites stand thus: In Middlesex County 435." Connecticut Gazette, and the Commercial Intelligencer (New London, CT). June 6, 1804.
[10]"Governor Trumbull's majorites stand thus: In New Haven County 566." Connecticut Gazette, and the Commercial Intelligencer (New London, CT). June 6, 1804.
[11]The Connecticut Herald (New Haven, CT) lists 2 scattering votes.
[12]"The diminition of Governor Trumbull's votes is ascribable to the neglect of the federalists - Thus in New Haven and Guilford only he had 200 less votes than last year, and yet no man will pretend that there is a single additional democrat in either town. It may be worth the while of the democrats to tell us how it happens that their votes for governor have lessened if democracy be increasing." Windham Herald (Windham, CT). June 7, 1804.
[13]"Governor Trumbull's majorites stand thus: In New London County 163." Connecticut Gazette, and the Commercial Intelligencer (New London, CT). June 6, 1804.
[14]"Governor Trumbull's majorites stand thus: In Tolland County 321." Connecticut Gazette, and the Commercial Intelligencer (New London, CT). June 6, 1804.
[15]"Governor Trumbull's majorites stand thus: In Windham County 684." Connecticut Gazette, and the Commercial Intelligencer (New London, CT). June 6, 1804.

References:

Original Election Certificate, Glastonbury. State Archives, Connecticut State Library, Hartford.
Original Election Certificate, Hartland. State Archives, Connecticut State Library, Hartford.
Original Election Certificate, Pomfret. State Archives, Connecticut State Library, Hartford.
Connecticut Herald (New Haven, CT). April 10, 1804.
Connecticut Courant (Hartford, CT). April 11, 1804.
Republican Farmer (Danbury, CT). April 11, 1804.
Connecticut Journal (New Haven, CT). April 12, 1804.
Connecticut Post and New Haven Visitor (New Haven, CT). April 12, 1804.
Connecticut Herald (New Haven, CT). April 17, 1804.
Connecticut Courant (Hartford, CT). April 18, 1804.
Litchfield Monitor (Litchfield, CT). April 18, 1804.
Republican Farmer (Danbury, CT). April 18, 1804.
Connecticut Journal (New Haven, CT). April 19, 1804.
The Connecticut Centinel (Norwich, CT). May 15, 1804.
Connecticut Herald (New Haven, CT). May 15, 1804.
Connecticut Courant (Hartford, CT). May 16, 1804.
The Courier (Norwich, CT). May 16, 1804.
Republican Farmer (Danbury, CT). May 16, 1804.
American Mercury (Hartford, CT). May 17, 1804.
Windham Herald (Windham, CT). May 17, 1804.
The True American and Commercial Advertiser (Philadelphia, PA). May 19, 1804.
Connecticut Gazette, and the Commercial Intelligencer (New London, CT). May 23, 1804.
Connecticut Courant (Hartford, CT). May 30, 1804.
American Telegraphe (Bridgeport, CT). June 6, 1804.
Connecticut Gazette, and the Commercial Intelligencer (New London, CT). June 6, 1804.
Windham Herald (Windham, CT). June 7, 1804.
Connecticut Courant (Hartford, CT). May 15, 1805.
Connecticut Gazette, and the Commercial Intelligencer (New London, CT). May 15, 1805.
Litchfield Monitor (Litchfield, CT). May 15, 1805.

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