Vermont 1808 U.S. House of Representatives, Northeast District, Ballot 2

Office:
U.S. House of Representatives (Federal)
Title:
U.S. Congressman
Jurisdiction:
Federal
Label:
Vermont 1808 U.S. House of Representatives, Northeast District, Ballot 2
Date:
1808
State:
Vermont
Type:
General
Iteration:
Second Ballot
Office/Role:
U.S. House of Representatives/U.S. Congressman
Candidates:
William Chamberlain, James Fisk, Samuel C. Crafts, Dudley Chase, Nathaniel Niles, Jedediah P. Buckingham, Ebenezer Chamberlain, scattering
Candidates: William Chamberlain[1]James FiskSamuel C. CraftsDudley ChaseNathaniel NilesJedediah P. BuckinghamEbenezer Chamberlainscattering
Affiliation:FederalistRepublican
Final Result: [2]278325794221134
District of Northwest278325794221134
Caledonia County992892411113
Town of Barnet[3]9029------
Town of Billymead539------
Town of Burke[4]1235--1---
Town of Cabot[5]5036------
Town of Calais[6]2876------
Town of Danville78151-1----
Town of Deweysburgh1212------
Town of Groton2313------
Town of Hardwick47421--11-
Town of Kirby[7]616------
Town of Lyndon[8]5054------
Town of Marshfield3419------
Town of Montpelier1201041-----
Town of Peacham[9]12920-----1
Town of Plainfield[10]621------
Town of Ryegate[11]1937-----2
Town of Saint Johnsbury[12]10239------
Town of Sheffield[13]2419------
Town of Walden2026------
Town of Waterford9317------
Town of Wheelock[14]43642-----
Town of Woodbury123------
Essex County158124-----1
Town of Brunswick-9------
Town of Canaan522------
Town of Concord26341-----
Town of Granby11-------
Town of Guildhall228------
Town of Lemington135------
Town of Lunenburg[15]6117------
Town of Maidstone418------
Town of Minehead1211------
Town of Westmore4-------
Orange County[16]13351363--1--1
Town of Barre79110-----1
Town of Berlin7459------
Town of Bradford4773------
Town of Braintree4554------
Town of Brookfield13056------
Town of Chelsea12939------
Town of Corinth9248------
Town of Fairlee[17]3667------
Town of Newbury9377------
Town of Northfield1541------
Town of Orange[18]4930------
Town of Randolph129187--1---
Town of Roxbury[19][20]1625------
Town of Strafford4874------
Town of Thetford61111------
Town of Topsham1752------
Town of Tunbridge[21]9182------
Town of Vershire3649------
Town of Washington4353------
Town of Williamstown10576------
Orleans County298200-1---29
Town of Barton2718------
Town of Brownington[22]3012------
Town of Coventry1512------
Town of Craftsbury269-----24
Town of Derby364-----2
Town of Duncansboro[23]15-1-----
Town of Eden128------
Town of Elmore123------
Town of Glover4112------
Town of Greensborough[24]2833-----3
Town of Holland96------
Town of Hyde Park1813------
Town of Irasburg626------
Town of Lutterloh16------
Town of Morgan71------
Town of Morristown[25]--------
Town of Navy73------
Town of Troy[26]109------
Town of Westfield95------
Town of Westmore4-------

Notes:

[1]Elected.
[2]The Mercantile Advertiser, January 24, lists 2767 total votes for William Chamberlain and 2554 for James Fisk.
[3]The Vermont Watchman, December 16, and the Vermont Precursor (Montpelier, VT), December 16 and 23, list 95 votes for William Chamberlain in Barnet.
[4]The North Star (Danville, VT), December 17, Spooner's Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT), December 26, the Vermont Watchman, December 23, and the Vermont Precursor (Montpelier, VT), December 23, list 9 votes for William Chamberlain and 37 for James Fisk in Burke.
[5]Spooner's Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT), December 26, lists 56 votes for William Chamberlain in Cabot.
[6]The North Star (Danville, VT), December 17, and Spooner's Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT), December 26, list 48 votes for William Chamberlain and 103 for James Fisk in Calais.
[7]Spooner's Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT), January 2, 1809, lists no votes for William Chamberlain and 12 for James Fisk in Kirby.
[8]Spooner's Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT), December 26, lists 56 votes for William Chamberlain in Lyndon.
[9]The Vermont Watchman, December 16, and the Vermont Precursor (Montpelier, VT), December 16, list 130 votes for William Chamberlain and 19 for James Fisk in Peacham.
[10]Spooner's Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT), December 19, lists 7 votes for William Chamberlain in Plainfield.
[11]The North Star (Danville, VT), December 17, lists 31 votes for William Chamberlain and 41 for James Fisk in Ryegate.
[12]The North Star (Danville, VT), December 17, Spooner's Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT), December 26, the Vermont Watchman, December 23, and the Vermont Precursor (Montpelier, VT), December 23, list 103 votes for William Chamberlain in Saint Johnsbury.
[13]Spooner's Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT), January 2, 1809 lists 5 votes for William Chamberlain and none for James Fisk in Sheffield.
[14]The North Star (Danville, VT), December 17, Spooner's Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT), December 26, the Vermont Watchman, December 23, and the Vermont Precursor (Montpelier, VT), December 23, list 41 votes for William Chamberlain in Wheelock.
[15]The Vermont Precursor (Montpelier, VT), December 23, the Vermont Watchman, December 23, and Spooner's Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT), January 2, list 63 votes for William Chamberlain and 27 for James Fisk in Lunenburg.
[16]The North Star (Danville, VT), January 14, lists 1319 votes for William Chamberlain and 1338 for James Fisk in Orange County.
[17]The Vermont Precuror, December 23, splits returns from Fairlee into East Fairlee and West Fairlee, listing 36 votes for William Chamberlain and 14 for James Fisk in East Fairlee, and 53 for James Fisk in West Fairlee.
[18]The Vermont Precursor (Montpelier, VT), December 23, and the Vermont Watchman, December 23, list 39 votes for James Fisk in Orange.
[19]The votes from Roxbury were rejected.
[20]The Vermont Precursor (Montpelier, VT), December 23, the Vermont Watchman, December 23, and Spooner's Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT), December 19, list 18 votes for William Chamberlain and 12 for James Fisk in Roxbury.
[21]Spooner's Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT), December 19, lists 90 votes for William Chamberlain and 81 for James Fisk in Tunbridge.
[22]The Vermont Precursor (Montpelier, VT), December 23, and Spooner's Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT), January 2, 1809, list 34 votes for William Chamberlain in Brownington.
[23]The Vermont Precursor (Montpelier, VT), December 23, and Spooner's Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT), January 2, 1809, list 13 votes for William Chamberlain in Dunansboro.
[24]The Rutland Vermont Herald (Rutland, VT) lists no scattering votes.
[25]There were no votes recorded in Morristown.
[26]Spooner's Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT), January 2, lists no votes for William Chamberlain in Troy.

References:

Bloomfield Town Records.
Brunswick Town Records.
Granby Town Records.
Guildhall Town Records.
Lemington Town Records.
Lunenburg Town Records.
Roxbury Town Records.
Vermont Precursor (Montpelier, VT). December 16, 1808.
The Watchman (Montpelier, VT). December 16, 1808.
North Star (Danville, VT). December 17, 1808.
Spooner's Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT). December 19, 1808.
Vermont Precursor (Montpelier, VT). December 23, 1808.
The Watchman (Montpelier, VT). December 23, 1808.
Spooner's Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT). December 26, 1808.
Spooner's Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT). January 2, 1809.
North Star (Danville, VT). January 14, 1809.
Spooner's Vermont Journal (Windsor, VT). January 16, 1809.
Mercantile Advertiser (New York, NY). January 24, 1809.

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Phil's original notebook pages that were used to compile this election. These notes are considered a draft of the electronic version. Therefore, the numbers may not match. To verify numbers you will need to check the original sources cited. Some original source material is available at the American Antiquarian Society).

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