Pennsylvania 1810 Common Council, Philadelphia City

Office:: Common Council (City)
Title:: Common Councillor
Jurisdiction:: City

Label:: Pennsylvania 1810 Common Council, Philadelphia City
Date:: 1810
State:: Pennsylvania
Type:: General
Iteration:: First Ballot
Office/Role:: Common Council/Common Councillor
Candidates:: Nathan Sellers, William Allibone, Jr., Matthew L. Bevan, Samuel Pancoast, Jr., Horace Binney, Samuel Smith, James S. Smith, James Robertson, William Smith, Joseph S. Morris, Hugh De Haven, J. R. Kammerer, John Moore, Jesse Williams, Charles Chauncey, George Vaux, James Musgrave, Jacob Shreiner, Thomas Hurley, Frederick Erringer, Seth Craig, William Bethel, Levi Garrett, James Cutbush, Adam Eckfeldt, Alphonso C. Ireland, Benjamin Mifflin, John M. Connelly, Jacob Edenborn, William Piersoll, J. T. Clement, Isaac Boyer, James H. Cole, William Viccary, William Dalzell, Charles Johnson, Alexander Cook, Thomas Kelly, John Mullowny, Thomas Leiper

Candidates:	Nathan Sellers [1]	William Allibone, Jr.[2]	Matthew L. Bevan [3]	Samuel Pancoast, Jr.[4]	Horace Binney [5]	Samuel Smith [6]	James S. Smith [7]	James Robertson [8]	William Smith [9]	Joseph S. Morris [10]	Hugh De Haven [11]	J. R. Kammerer [12]	John Moore [13]	Jesse Williams [14]	Charles Chauncey [15]	George Vaux [16]	James Musgrave [17]	Jacob Shreiner [18]	Thomas Hurley [19]	Frederick Erringer [20]	Seth Craig	William Bethel	Levi Garrett	James Cutbush	Adam Eckfeldt	Alphonso C. Ireland	Benjamin Mifflin	John M. Connelly	Jacob Edenborn	William Piersoll	J. T. Clement	Isaac Boyer	James H. Cole	William Viccary	William Dalzell	Charles Johnson	Alexander Cook	Thomas Kelly	John Mullowny	Thomas Leiper
Affiliation:	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist	Old School	Old School	Old School	Old School	Old School	Old School	Old School	Old School	Old School	Old School	Old School	Old School	Old School	Old School	Old School	Old School	Old School	Old School	Old School	Old School
Final Result: [21][22][23]	2568	2555	2550	2547	2545	2543	2539	2538	2536	2536	2535	2535	2532	2531	2529	2529	2529	2522	2519	2508	1860	1853	1850	1848	1838	1838	1838	1835	1835	1832	1828	1827	1825	1825	1824	1818	1817	1816	1795	1790
City of Philadelphia	2568	2555	2550	2547	2545	2543	2539	2538	2536	2536	2535	2535	2532	2531	2529	2529	2529	2522	2519	2508	1860	1853	1850	1848	1838	1838	1838	1835	1835	1832	1828	1827	1825	1825	1824	1818	1817	1816	1795	1790

Notes:

[1]Elected.

[2]Elected.

[3]Elected.

[4]Elected.

[5]Elected.

[6]Elected.

[7]Elected.

[8]Elected.

[9]Elected.

[10]Elected.

[11]Elected.

[12]Elected.

[13]Elected.

[14]Elected.

[15]Elected.

[16]Elected.

[17]Elected.

[18]Elected.

[19]Elected.

[20]Elected.

[21]Relf's Philadelphia Gazette. And Daily Advertiser (Philadelphia, PA) from October 11, 1810 lists 2535 votes for John Moore.

[22]The Evening Star (Philadelphia, PA) from October 10, 1810 lists 2462 votes for Jacob Shreiner and 1852 votes for William Bethel.

[23]The Amerikanischer Beobachter (Philadelphia, PA) from October 18, 1810 lists 1858 votes for John M. Connelly.

References:

United States' Gazette (Philadelphia, PA). October 1, 1810.

The Evening Star (Philadelphia, PA). October 10, 1810.

The Democratic Press (Philadelphia, PA). October 11, 1810.

Poulson's American Daily Advertiser (Philadelphia, PA). October 11, 1810.

Relf's Philadelphia Gazette. And Daily Advertiser (Philadelphia, PA). October 11, 1810.

United States' Gazette (Philadelphia, PA). October 11, 1810.

The Freeman's Journal and Columbian Chronicle (Philadelphia, PA). October 12, 1810.

The Pennsylvania Democrat (Philadelphia, PA). October 13, 1810.

Amerikanischer Beobachter (Philadelphia, PA). October 18, 1810.

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