New York 1824 Assembly, Herkimer County

Office:
Assembly (State)
Title:
Assemblyman
Jurisdiction:
State
Label:
New York 1824 Assembly, Herkimer County
Date:
1824
State:
New York
Type:
General
Iteration:
First Ballot
Office/Role:
Assembly/Assemblyman
Candidates:
Jacobe Wire, Samuel Dexter, Jr, Warner Folts, Lawrence Timmerman, Moses Shaw, Amos Smith, Henry Brown, Mason Barker, John Folts, George Petrie, John Herkimer
Candidates: Jacobe WireSamuel Dexter, JrWarner FoltsLawrence TimmermanMoses ShawAmos SmithHenry BrownMason BarkerJohn FoltsGeorge PetrieJohn Herkimer
Affiliation:ClintonianClintonianClintonian
Final Result: [1][2]233523202319229622672266111111
Herkimer County[3][4][5]233523202319229622672266111111
Town of Columbia105101104151139147-----
Town of Danube261269267206200200-----
Town of Fairfield207211207167158160-----
Town of Frankfort157154160142140130-----
Town of German Flats166160166226226227-----
Town of Herkimer211209212277277277-----
Town of Litcfield148149147696969-----
Town of Manheim1028887161146154-----
Town of Newport124123124133133133-----
Town of Norway848383999999-----
Town of Russia173173173121121121-----
Town of Salisbury145145145108108108-----
Town of Schuyler158157156106107105-----
Town of Warren131134125219227219-----
Town of West Brunswick292929555555-----
Town of Winfield134134134626262-----

Notes:

[1]Supporters of DeWitt Clinton were known under several labels. While the older Clintonian / Federalist was still used, many were listed and ran as candidates of the People's Party with others favoring the term of Anti-Caucus. Those in opposition to DeWitt Clinton, although mainly Republicans were in this election also being referred to as King Caucus candidates and often called Bucktails.
[2]"On the 16th instant, a meeting was held at the house of B. Kelsey in Herkimer, composed of abut twenty discontented Republican, and the like number of Federalist and Clintonians; which nominated Mr. John Herkimer for Congress, and Messrs. Jacob Wire, Warner Folts and Samuel Dexter Jr. for Assembly; and concurred in the nomination of George Brayton, a Clintonian of Oneida County for Senator; thus ended this affair." The People's Friend (Little Falls, NY). October 27, 1824.
[3]Samuel Dexter, Jr. received 1 vote as Samuel Dexter.
[4]Lawrence Timmerman received 4 votes as L. Timmerman.
[5]The People's Friend lists Lawrence Timmerman with 2302 votes but the town totals (with the 4 votes for L. Timmerman) add up to 2296.

References:

People's Friend (Little Falls, NY). October 27, 1824.
People's Friend (Little Falls, NY). November 17, 1824.

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