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April 16, 1828
The Hillsborough Recorder
Hillsboro, Orange County, North Carolina
What is this article about?
A vote at a militia muster in Robeson County favored John Quincy Adams over Andrew Jackson, 42 to 3, as reported in the Fayetteville Observer on the 10th instant.
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The Fayetteville Observer of the 10th inst. gives to the friends of the administration the following "crumb of comfort." With a little industry, we doubt not a sufficient supply of "crumbs," equally savory, might be obtained to give all needful "comfort," until the supper in entertaining style is served up which is anticipated in November next.
"COMMUNICATED."
"At a muster of Capt. Samuel Watson's company in Robeson county, a few days since, a vote was taken on the presidential question, which resulted in giving 42 for Mr. Adams and 3 for Gen. Jackson."
"COMMUNICATED."
"At a muster of Capt. Samuel Watson's company in Robeson county, a few days since, a vote was taken on the presidential question, which resulted in giving 42 for Mr. Adams and 3 for Gen. Jackson."
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
What keywords are associated?
Presidential Vote
Robeson County
Adams Jackson
Muster
Election Poll
What entities or persons were involved?
Capt. Samuel Watson
Mr. Adams
Gen. Jackson
Where did it happen?
Robeson County
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Robeson County
Event Date
A Few Days Since
Key Persons
Capt. Samuel Watson
Mr. Adams
Gen. Jackson
Outcome
vote resulted in 42 for mr. adams and 3 for gen. jackson
Event Details
At a muster of Capt. Samuel Watson's company in Robeson county, a vote was taken on the presidential question.