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| − | [[George Wythe]] was twice elected to the Virginia electoral college—once in 1800,<ref>[[Media:NationalIntelligencer26November1800p1p2.pdf|''National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser'' (Washington, D.C.), November 26, 1800, 2]].</ref> and [[National Intelligencer, 29 June 1804|again in 1804]]. | + | [[File:NationalIntelligencer26November1800p2Detail.jpg|link={{filepath:Media:NationalIntelligencer26November1800p1p2.pdf|thumb|right|350px|Members of the Virginia House of Electors, published in the ''National Intelligencer'' (Washington, D.C.), November 26, 1800.]] |
| + | [[George Wythe]] was twice elected to the Virginia electoral college—once in 1800,<ref>[[Media:NationalIntelligencer26November1800p1p2.pdf|''National Intelligencer, and Washington Advertiser'' (Washington, D.C.), November 26, 1800, 2]].</ref> and [[National Intelligencer, 29 June 1804|again in 1804]]. | ||
==Article text, 26 November 1800== | ==Article text, 26 November 1800== | ||
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The following persons have been elected Electors of the President and Vice President of the United States, for the State of Virginia—viz. | The following persons have been elected Electors of the President and Vice President of the United States, for the State of Virginia—viz. | ||
| − | George Wythe, of the City of Richmond.<br />William Newlum, of Princess Anne.<br />Edmund Pendleton, sen. of Caroline.<br />William H. Cabell, of Amherst.<br />James Madison, jun. of Orange.<br />John Page, of Gloucester.<br />Thomas Newton, jun. of Norfolk borough.<br />Carter B. Harrison, of Prince George.<br />General Joseph Jones, of Dinwiddie.<br />William B. Giles, of Amelia.<br />Creed Taylor of Cumberland.<br />Thomas Reed, sen. | + | George Wythe, of the City of Richmond.<br />William Newlum, of Princess Anne.<br />Edmund Pendleton, sen. of Caroline.<br />William H. Cabell, of Amherst.<br />James Madison, jun. of Orange.<br />John Page, of Gloucester.<br />Thomas Newton, jun. of Norfolk borough.<br />Carter B. Harrison, of Prince George.<br />General Joseph Jones, of Dinwiddie.<br />William B. Giles, of Amelia.<br />Creed Taylor of Cumberland.<br />Thomas Reed, sen. of Charlotte.<br />George Penn, of Patrick.<br />Walter Jones, of Northumberland.<br />Richard Brent of Prince William.<br />William Ellzey, of Loudoun.<br />Andrew Moore, of Rockbridge.<br />Gen. John Brown of Hardy.<br />Gen. Jon Preston of Montgomery.<br />Hugh Holmes, of Frederick.<br />Archibald Suart [''sic''] of Augusta.<ref>Archibald ''Stuart.''</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 09:34, 29 September 2017
George Wythe was twice elected to the Virginia electoral college—once in 1800,[1] and again in 1804.
Article text, 26 November 1800
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The following persons have been elected Electors of the President and Vice President of the United States, for the State of Virginia—viz.
George Wythe, of the City of Richmond.
William Newlum, of Princess Anne.
Edmund Pendleton, sen. of Caroline.
William H. Cabell, of Amherst.
James Madison, jun. of Orange.
John Page, of Gloucester.
Thomas Newton, jun. of Norfolk borough.
Carter B. Harrison, of Prince George.
General Joseph Jones, of Dinwiddie.
William B. Giles, of Amelia.
Creed Taylor of Cumberland.
Thomas Reed, sen. of Charlotte.
George Penn, of Patrick.
Walter Jones, of Northumberland.
Richard Brent of Prince William.
William Ellzey, of Loudoun.
Andrew Moore, of Rockbridge.
Gen. John Brown of Hardy.
Gen. Jon Preston of Montgomery.
Hugh Holmes, of Frederick.
Archibald Suart [sic] of Augusta.[2]
