New York 1818 U.S. House of Representatives, District 15

Office:
U.S. House of Representatives (Federal)
Title:
U.S. Congressman
Jurisdiction:
Federal
Label:
New York 1818 U.S. House of Representatives, District 15
Date:
1818
State:
New York
Type:
General
Iteration:
First Ballot
Office/Role:
U.S. House of Representatives/U.S. Congressman
Candidates:
Robert Monell, Joseph S. Lyman, Samuel Campbell, Edward Pratt, Joshua Whitney, Ezekiel Crocker, William Ross, Rufus Baldwin, Martin G. Schuneman, Abraham Van Nostrand, Seth Chase, Caleb Eldred, George Harper, Jr., Thomas Humphrey, Heman Kelsey, Arunah Metcalf, Chester Patterson, Ezra Platt, David Buttolph, David Cooper, Obadiah German, Tilly Lynde, Joseph Monell, John C. Morris, Jarvis K. Pike, George Thompson, Joel Thompson, Ebenezer Wakely
Candidates: Robert Monell[1]Joseph S. Lyman[2]Samuel CampbellEdward PrattJoshua WhitneyEzekiel CrockerWilliam RossRufus BaldwinMartin G. SchunemanAbraham Van NostrandSeth ChaseCaleb EldredGeorge Harper, Jr.Thomas HumphreyHeman KelseyArunah MetcalfChester PattersonEzra PlattDavid ButtolphDavid CooperObadiah GermanTilly LyndeJoseph MonellJohn C. MorrisJarvis K. PikeGeorge ThompsonJoel ThompsonEbenezer Wakely
Affiliation:ClintonianClintonianRepublicanRepublican
Final Result: 2903284926892604655333222222221111111111
District of Fifteen2903284926892604655333222222221111111111
Broome County[3][4]57456618819065------2---2-----------
Town of Berkshire334042------------------------
Town of Chenango1761672230------------------------
Town of Lisle[5]1441423839------------------------
Town of Owego1614706965----------2-----------
Town of Union[6]1291261010------------------------
Town of Windsor1061148---------2---------------
Chenango County[7][8][9][10]12431138942958--232----22--21111-11111
Town of Bainbridge----------------------------
Town of Columbus----------------------------
Town of Coventry----------------------------
Town of Eastern----------------------------
Town of German----------------------------
Town of Green19518911------------------------
Town of MacDonough----------------------------
Town of New Berlin----------------------------
Town of Norwich[11]----------------------------
Town of Oxford145126318------------------------
Town of Pharsalia----------------------------
Town of Plymouth----------------------------
Town of Preston----------------------------
Town of Sherburne----------------------------
Town of Smithville----------------------------
Town of Smyrna----------------------------
Otsego County[12]1086114515591456--3-1322---2------1-----
Town of Burlington4757161137-----3------------------
Town of Butternuts101907889------------------------
Town of Cherry Valley1351385857------------------------
Town of Decatur22226563------------------------
Town of Edmeston718285--1--------1------------
Town of Exeter77115114------------------------
Town of Hartwick6311811038------------------------
Town of Laurens69692625------------------------
Town of Maryland77108108------------------------
Town of Middlefield80813938------------------------
Town of Milford33326971------------------------
Town of New Lisbon12107105------------------------
Town of Otego20208484------------------------
Town of Otsego[13]244250139127------------------1-----
Town of Pittsfield--5050------------------------
Town of Plainfield18194544------------------------
Town of Richfield12127573--2-1-22---1------------
Town of Springfield181833------------------------
Town of Unadilla29296767------------------------
Town of Westford53546463------------------------
Town of Worcester1201191415------------------------

Notes:

[1]Elected.
[2]Elected.
[3]Joseph S. Lyman received 5 votes as Joseph S. Syman.
[4]Edward Pratt received 10 votes as Edward Platt.
[5]Joseph S. Lyman received 1 vote as Joseph S. Syman.
[6]Joseph S. Lyman received 4 votes as Joseph S. Syman.
[7]In the official canvass of votes, 1 vote for Samuel Campbell and 1 vote for Edward Pratt were counted as scattering votes.
[8]The Norwich Journal (Norwich, NY) and the Oxford Gazette (Oxford, NY) list 951 votes for Samuel Campbell in Chenango county.
[9]The Albany Argus (Albany, NY) lists 1244 votes for Robert Monell, 1142 for Joseph S. Lyman, 944 for Samuel Campbell, and 952 for Edward Pratt.
[10]"It is highly gratifying to the friends of Mr. Monell, to find that wherever his domestic virtues and intrinsic worth is known, he receives the unanimous suffrages of the people. He will undoubtedly be elected. Mr Campbell has deservedly many friends in this county. In some towns, his lenity and humanity, in executing the office of Sheriff, has rendered him extremely popular. He has many domestic virtues also. He must not, however, endeavor to rule this county, or grasp the highest offices in the gift of the people." Oxford Gazette (Oxford, NY). May 6, 1818.
[11]"Mr. Monell's majority in Norwich over Mr. Campbell was 30 votes." Oxford Gazette (Oxford, NY). May 6, 1818.
[12]Joseph S. Lyman received 1 vote as Joseph Lyman.
[13]Joseph S. Lyman received 1 vote as J. S. Lyman.

References:

Original Election Returns.
Oxford Gazette (Oxford, NY). May 6, 1818.
Otsego Herald (Cooperstown, NY). May 11, 1818.
The Watch-Tower (Cooperstown, NY). May 11, 1818.
The Albany Argus (Albany, NY). May 12, 1818.
The Norwich Journal (Norwich, NY). May 14, 1818.
The Albany Argus (Albany, NY). May 19, 1818.
Oxford Gazette (Oxford, NY). May 20, 1818.
The Albany Argus (Albany, NY). June 5, 1818.
The New-York Columbian (New York, NY). June 9, 1818.

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