New York 1809 Assembly, Madison County

Office:: Assembly (State)
Title:: Assemblyman
Jurisdiction:: State

Label:: New York 1809 Assembly, Madison County
Date:: 1809
State:: New York
Type:: General
Iteration:: First Ballot
Office/Role:: Assembly/Assemblyman
Candidates:: John W. Bulkley, Daniel Van Horne, Amos B. Fuller, Eli Gage, Charles Hill, Samuel Marsh, Amos Hall, Seth Phelps, Jonas Platt, Matthew Carpenter, Casper M. Rouse, Philetus Swift

Candidates:	John W. Bulkley [1]	Daniel Van Horne [2]	Amos B. Fuller [3]	Eli Gage	Charles Hill	Samuel Marsh	Amos Hall	Seth Phelps	Jonas Platt	Matthew Carpenter	Casper M. Rouse	Philetus Swift
Affiliation:	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Republican	Republican	Republican	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Republican	Republican	Republican
Final Result: [4][5][6][7][8][9]	1587	1584	1583	1161	1152	1150	8	8	8	2	2	2
Madison County	1587	1584	1583	1161	1152	1150	8	8	8	2	2	2
Town of Brookfield[10]	171	172	171	165	159	166	-	-	-	-	-	-
Town of Cazenovia	206	205	205	133	133	129	-	-	-	-	-	-
Town of De Ruyter	84	83	83	107	105	105	-	-	-	-	-	-
Town of Eaton	134	134	134	106	106	105	-	-	-	2	2	2
Town of Hamilton[11][12]	185	183	184	92	91	90	3	3	3	-	-	-
Town of Lebanon	185	184	184	23	21	23	5	5	5	-	-	-
Town of Madison	207	208	209	171	173	170	-	-	-	-	-	-
Town of Nelson	156	155	155	63	65	61	-	-	-	-	-	-
Town of Smithfield[13]	171	172	171	106	107	107	-	-	-	-	-	-
Town of Sullivan[14][15][16][17][18]	88	88	87	195	192	194	-	-	-	-	-	-

Notes:

[1]Elected.

[2]Elected.

[3]Elected.

[4]The Balance, and New-York State Journal (Albany, NY) uses the name March for Samuel Marsh.

[5]Jonas Platt, Amos Hall, Seth Phelps, Philetus Swift, Matthew Carpenter and Caspar M. Rouse were candidates for State Senate.

[6]The Columbian Gazette (Utica, NY) reports 1148 votes for Charles Hill in Madison County; however, the sum of totals per town is 1150.

[7]The American Citizen (New York, NY), The Pilot (Cazenovia, NY)and Republican Watch-Tower (New York, NY) report 1158 votes for Eli Gage in Madison County; however, only the American Citizen (New York, NY) has a sum of totals as it lists per town which differs from 1158, it is 1156.

[8]The American Citizen (New York, NY), The Pilot (Cazenovia, NY) and Republican Watch-Tower (New York, NY) report 1577 votes for Daniel Van Horne in Madison County; however, the sum of totals per town in the American Citizen (New York, NY) and the Republican Watch-Tower (New York, NY) is 1572.

[9]"Fed. Senator majority 437 -- Assembly majority 430. Last year the Senator ticket was divided, and the federal Assembly ticket had less than 100 majority." American Citizen (New York, NY) and Republican Watch-Tower (New York, NY), May 12, 1809 and May 16, 1809, respectively.

[10]The American Citizen (New York, NY) reports 163 votes for Eli Gage in Brookfield.

[11]Daniel Van Horn received 7 votes as Daniel V. Horn.

[12]The Columbian Gazette (Utica, NY) reports 92 votes for Charles Hill in Hamilton.

[13]The Pilot (Cazenovia, NY) reports 172 votes for Daniel Van Horn.

[14]John W. Bulkley received 2 votes as John W. Bulkey and 1 vote as John W. Bulky.

[15]Eli Gage received 1 vote as Eli Gaage, 1 vote as Elij Gage and 1 vote as Eli Gaege.

[16]Samuel Marsh received 3 votes as Sam'l Marsh and 1 vote as Samul Marsh.

[17]Charles Hill received 1 vote as Charls Hill and 1 vote as Charles Hile.

[18]The American Citizen (New York, NY) and Republican Watch-Tower (New York, NY) report 83 votes for Daniel Van Horne in Sullivan.

References:

Original Election Returns.

The Balance, and New-York State Journal (Albany, NY). May 9, 1809.

American Citizen (New York, NY). May 12, 1809.

Columbian Gazette (Utica, NY). May 16, 1809.

The Pilot (Cazenovia, NY). May 17, 1809.

Republican Watch-Tower (New York, NY). May 16, 1809.

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