New York 1819 Assembly, Columbia County

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

Label:: New York 1819 Assembly, Columbia County
Date:: 1819
State:: New York
Type:: General
Iteration:: First Ballot
Office/Role:: Assembly/Assemblyman
Candidates:: Thomas Brodhead, Elisha Williams, John J. Van Valkenburgh, Azariah Pratt, Adam J. Strevel, John King, Robert H. Van Rensselaer, John H. Kittle, Peter J. Vosburgh, Daniel Wager, Roswell B. Frisbee

Candidates:	Thomas Brodhead	Elisha Williams	John J. Van Valkenburgh	Azariah Pratt	Adam J. Strevel	John King	Robert H. Van Rensselaer	John H. Kittle	Peter J. Vosburgh	Daniel Wager	Roswell B. Frisbee
Affiliation:	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Republican	Republican	Republican	Republican	Clintonian	Clintonian	Clintonian
Final Result: [1][2][3][4]	2082	2068	2061	1979	1761	1406	1226	1200	556	475	469
Columbia County	2082	2068	2061	1979	1761	1406	1226	1200	556	475	469
Town of Ancram	218	214	216	215	139	57	56	55	79	79	79
Town of Austerlitz	123	125	123	124	134	105	96	96	30	36	29
Town of Canaan	109	111	108	110	70	84	35	34	35	30	46
Town of Chatham[5]	151	131	177	154	143	111	75	77	49	36	39
Town of Claverack[6]	116	112	116	112	191	148	149	144	48	46	47
Town of Clermont[7]	95	71	73	73	42	37	37	21	5	1	4
Town of Ghent[8]	110	114	103	107	119	67	73	83	55	48	66
Town of Germantown[9]	120	118	120	120	11	8	8	8	3	3	3
Town of Hillsdale	108	119	108	107	164	127	86	81	71	71	44
City of Hudson[10]	290	317	279	280	235	242	245	234	24	23	26
Town of Kinderhook[11]	189	211	194	170	99	94	72	89	88	32	25
Town of Livingston	171	153	165	163	53	41	55	41	9	9	10
Town of New Lebanon	100	100	98	91	156	167	119	118	11	12	2
Town of Taughkanic	182	172	181	153	205	118	120	119	49	49	49

Notes:

[1]"Federal Republican Nomination. At a meeting of the Committees delegated from the several towns in the County of Columbia, held at the house of Edward O. Holley, in the city of Hudson, on Saturday the 17th of April instant, - Gen. Henry Livingston was unanimously called to the chair, and Peter Van Vleck, Esq. appointed Secretary. Elisha Williams, of Hudson, Thomas Brodhead, of Clermont, John J. Van Valkenburgh, of Chatham and Azariah Pratt, of Austerlitz, were unanimously agreed upon as candidates for the Assembly, to be supported at the ensuing election by the Federalist of Columbia County." Northern Whig (Hudson, NY). April 20, 1819.

[2]The Northern Whig (Hudson, NY) lists Adam J. Strevel, John King, Robert H. Van Rensselaer, and John H. Kittle as Bucktails, and Peter J. Vosburgh, Daniel Wager, and Roswell B. Frisbee as Clintonians.

[3]In the original election returns, the total votes for Robert H. Van Rensselaer were recorded as 1228, Daniel Wager as 491 and Roswell B. Frisbee as 453; however, the town votes listed add up to the figures listed above.

[4]The Northern Whig (Hudson, NY) lists 2080 votes for Thomas Brodhead, 1224 for Robert H. Van Rensselaer, 1216 for John Kittle, 504 for Daniel Wager, and 440 for Roswell B. Frisbee.

[5]The Northern Whig (Hudson, NY) lists 39 votes for Daniel Wager and 36 for Roswell B. Frisbee.

[6]The Northern Whig (Hudson, NY) lists 192 votes for Adam J. Strevel, 142 for Robert H. Van Rensselaer, and 146 for John H. Kittle.

[7]The Northern Whig (Hudson, NY) lists 37 votes for John H. Kittle, 4 for Daniel Wager, and 1 for Roswell Be. Frisbee.

[8]The Northern Whig (Hudson, NY) lists 66 votes for Daniel Wager and 48 for Roswell B. Frisbee.

[9]The Northern Whig (Hudson, NY) lists 6 votes for Robert H. Van Rensselaer.

[10]The Northern Whig (Hudson, NY) lists 26 votes for Daniel Wager and 23 votes for Roswell B. Frisbee.

[11]The Northern Whig (Hudson, NY) lists 187 votes for Thomas Brodhead.

References:

Original Election Returns.

Northern Whig (Hudson, NY). April 20, 1819.

Northern Whig (Hudson, NY). May 4, 1819.

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