Pennsylvania 1808 State Senate, District 18

Office:: State Senate (State)
Title:: State Senator
Jurisdiction:: State

Label:: Pennsylvania 1808 State Senate, District 18
Date:: 1808
State:: Pennsylvania
Type:: General
Iteration:: First Ballot
Office/Role:: State Senate/State Senator
Candidates:: Isaac Weaver, Jr., James Stevenson, John Marshall, John Flanagan

Candidates:	Isaac Weaver, Jr.[1]	James Stevenson [2]	John Marshall	John Flanagan
Affiliation:	Republican	Republican	Federalist	Federalist
Final Result: [3]	4886	4415	1404	1082
District of Eighteen	4886	4415	1404	1082
Greene County	1148	1047	323	334
Washington County	3728	3348	1081	748
Amity	253	249	36	31
Burgettstown	558	544	53	39
Canonsburg	450	323	102	23
Hamilton's	440	335	162	78
Hill's	328	327	128	128
Middletown	296	283	105	91
Mount Pleasant	94	85	78	60
Stevenson's	323	324	26	26
Taylorstown	181	178	6	-
Washington	721	616	183	70
West's	84	84	202	202

Notes:

[1]Elected.

[2]Elected.

[3]"Mr. Marshall is a Republican, but is taken up by the Tories." The Commonwealth (Pittsburgh, PA). October 19, 1808.

References:

Original Election Returns. Pennsylvania State Archives, Harrisburg.

The Reporter (Washington, PA). October 17, 1808.

The Commonwealth (Pittsburgh, PA). October 19, 1808.

The Democratic Press (Philadelphia, PA). October 26, 1808.

The Reporter (Washington, PA). November 7, 1808.

The Intelligencer, and Weekly Advertiser (Lancaster, PA). November 15, 1808.

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