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September 28, 1816
Richmond Enquirer
Richmond, Richmond County, Virginia
What is this article about?
Report from New-Haven, Connecticut, dated Sept. 19, indicates the recent election did not favor the Toleration Ticket, with Assembly representatives evenly divided between parties. Republicans could have won by 2000 majority with more faith. Published in Washington on September 24.
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WASHINGTON, September 24.
Extract of a letter from Connecticut, to the Editors dated
"New-Haven, Sept. 19.
We have not much reason to believe that our late election has terminated in favor of the Toleration Ticket. The Representatives in Assembly will be about equally divided between the two parties. Little attention on either side was paid to voting on the nomination for Councillors. Had the Republicans any degree of faith, they might have carried the Toleration Ticket by 2000 majority."
WASHINGTON, September 24.
Extract of a letter from Connecticut, to the Editors dated
"New-Haven, Sept. 19.
We have not much reason to believe that our late election has terminated in favor of the Toleration Ticket. The Representatives in Assembly will be about equally divided between the two parties. Little attention on either side was paid to voting on the nomination for Councillors. Had the Republicans any degree of faith, they might have carried the Toleration Ticket by 2000 majority."
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
What keywords are associated?
Connecticut Election
Toleration Ticket
Republicans
Assembly Representatives
Where did it happen?
New Haven, Connecticut
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
New Haven, Connecticut
Event Date
Sept. 19
Outcome
representatives in assembly about equally divided between the two parties
Event Details
Late election did not terminate in favor of the Toleration Ticket. Little attention paid to voting on Councillors nomination. Republicans might have carried the Toleration Ticket by 2000 majority with more faith.