Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09

Crawford's friends was held in the S.,..,
Chamber. There We're present 81 m-nb.,s
OF the Legislature; in addition To which o ma,
present sent IN their adhesion making 90 ia,
MIR. Crawford Another meeting was called
vi all those who are opposed 10 the election
of William IL. Crawford" and it was attended
by the friends OF Mr.. Clay, of Mr. Adams.
and The tederalists They amounted to- 53.|
One Ut the members of HE legislature being.
as We are informed, dead, a majority of the
whole IL 30. The reader, will, therefore, per-
ceise that our Intelligence of yesterday is
mucn improved; and that, as u members
were actually present at the meeting, in the
Senate Chamber, To say nothing Of the o adj .
hesons New Yo.k is safe for the National
Candidate. sAlr. CrawfoId's success is placed
beyond doubt.
few members were still TO arrive at Alba.
ny and meetings We're again to be held ON
"Wednesday evening. (N.
BEWARE OF FALSE RUMORS.
We are credibly informed that <, ntlemen
nigh IN Office at Washington have writ,en let
ters to Albany. representing that Mr.. Craw-
lords health was 50 impaired that he was nm
M Tor the Presidency or any other office. IL
not TINS exceedingly base What renders il
more vile Is the tsci, that the principal uf these
ietter-wr'iers recently waited on MIR. GRAVEYARD
and conpliine0l,d him on his resturatioo 10
on tins topic, aud we never will. We assn a
them tina, Mir. C,awiord's health is confrm.d.
and that all tie tales circulated TO the contrary
az Weilas The ruinurs vi his having declined
being candidate for The Presidency. ar. alb.
soin'eiy and positively lies, circulated for
elec;iuneering purposes. We dare any man of
responsibility in the City oil Washington TO-
c"iiie out and make such infamous assertions
u''uer n's own proper signature in the face Of
the rubic. There Is not one man of honorable
; anuins that dare do it. Bat, more Of these
'"''s"ooos anu 'he authors vi them hereafter.
ia.
NEW JERSEY.
The only place we have heard Of the result
oil the prss'den,ia tecinn from in this state il
trenton, the strong iiuid of Mr.. Adams. The
jackson ticket, the Philadelphia franklin Tia.
zetie says, divided about equally with him the
volss th"ie. Adams is politically lost forever.
90.
From New Jersey We only learn, that on
iuesday AND Wednesday, the election of e.
,ec'ors was warmly contested be,w cen the
friends OF General jackson aud MIR. Adams.
| Ii Is believed that at least FIVE of Nh. J,cksno
e'ec'ors are carried. Phil. III. Cox.
.Ne0 Jersey General Jackson.
Wtieafn from Trenton this morning that
the votes takenm that city, which is the stfuug
hoid ~ Mr. ADAMS in New Jersey, were abun,
equally divided between him aud General
JACKSON. Our Informant states, that no ,ioubt
remained amoug his friends Of the success os
rue JACKSON ticket in that state. The cleo
''oh Closed there last night. Phu. FIR. Gaz.
BOSTON. Nov. e. The Eiection.-Thp re-
suit OF Inc voting in This town yesterday, we
''iihk proves What we have already stated thar
o me par' OIL the lederaists of this STA lie seper
any no uerp interest has been taken in the
ques''oh presented for their decision The
mno,e nu'hotr OF votes given in This city was
1913. In the election of Governor i'm A,ril
last, the whole number of votes fur Goverr,r
was was 6f06, OF which S052 were for Gov. Eusiis
inrfe IS now falling off "f PISS in the num-
ger oi votes, aud the Adams ticket has few
more vors than were then given for RI. d.n,o
cratic candidate. We believe il WAS peneraI
y expected that Inc democrs tic party wnuId
urn Out as strung as On any TO, n,er occ,s,on
rms probably was not the fact ihos.h ,hors
cap DE- no doubt that much the greater mart
VI 'ne ia!ns oil was On the parl oil the f,der;,I
isSs tor ibe reasons " hich WI. have h.r.tnfor.
stated. IL Is Impossible 10 ascertain how MANY
ieutrd'is's voted for the Adams ticket Int
tht'e con be no doubt that they were much
lever man tnose who declined voting alfop.tb
er' very lei" oil lie other towns have given
30 many votes Tor the Adams ticket. az ihev
gave In April for Gov. Eustis.
Inc Hon. Daniel Webster was re-elscted
Representative In Congress, by vote nearly
II not quite unanimous. '
ar. Cyrus Aigsr is chosen Alderman 90
supply the vacancy occayoned by the deeease
oil Tie Hon. Stephen Hooper