Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-06
Total number of Ele,togs

Necessary a choice 1871
Thus appears. tia, ia the lens. favorable s.ree in which
Gen Jaek.On' prospects he viewed he w. get 10 vot..
more Dian enoushto elect him When this taken of
ia Is t last sake Of the friends Of the Am,uration Du
mere Is every reason - hery. that eve" If th
persie as - eon'd sueteSt II would net sulire forif,
Jackson lost Virginia M would, from the osloola-
ton bsote made, get within ef constitutional mai =
sources before Indicated
;aa ~ofs Ns~ York, ia Kentucky, Indiana ''O votes
), Loui.iaaAS n6
Beside tL, some of his feni. .ansnins as 10 Ono
Any dPassionAte man. who will reject ii. stat. meut
mn bseore sensible that seeordns to every reasonable
HING LILLE LAcRYMz.
The general complexion of the Elections from,
/ Ohio is equally for the Administration. The s,
Ciaisville Gazeite gives The returns for the Sem
ate aud II use of Representatives from Is conn
ties, and he5 stand : tor jackson, 10 Ad,ms and
doUb: ful. - According 10 Other journals n ss
county, which. in 1924. gave Adams and CLAW
1899 votes over Jackson now gives only 100 votes
10 The highest administrator over The h.oL
jackson Candidate Belmont county in 1924 eava
them sos over has jus, elected administrator
Senator by ~ majority only; and to lie H. of II
one Jackson candidate, 6, one adJmini.trstiop. ~
thsse two counties, the election turned on the PIE
sdelcy.) - hiuskinsum has elected oae Jacksoo
Sens,"r over two other candidates in 1921 she
gave Clay 1910, Adams II, Jackson I65.- Tn
pfo'pec to The Wesi is rather gloomy tor the Goa
lition.
The Elections in y York begun yes:erjav. and
vii! continue Lree days They viii be mo.t
warmly contested ,paE 'icuary in lie city The adm
nisrstion prints describe eTeaIms ing which yyas
held by their friends u,uiauy IIalI y, here col
Marines Wille go year= Of age and the II ero o.
Fort S.anwix) presided land which, they reo,rl
rs the hsrbingsr Of their victory at The mil. 81
! friends O. lack spre 10 1,ofI ~.
at jannany Hall on Friday nigbt-- and -
equally confident OF ti.siI ultimate success.
The n. Y. American seize. upon the slllsion 10
The southern member" who happened to BE- an
sent st the former election Of J. W IA Viz, a.
proof that he present opposition TO this ,nenor,Ie
moIaiist springs from nothing but Southern fseIios
and what TRADE 1t then Ponrs forth upon Sou,ber,
diciaIion upon Gsn. ia kson the soutbftn can't.
date! and upon n Xotk's submitting TO BE- r,,Ist
oy That misvTsbis = subordinate w. Virginia..
we are sorry TO have introduced the unC,rtu,ats
word. since it has gwen this miserable sdpio.,rs
ton dnviiier another opportunity OF poufins on, M
gall on virginia, aud II atieI4piine 10 faiss a me-.
Jndlce against her among the-good peopIe of Me-.
1oik-An honorable man ought to be ashamed n 2
lhess IliIu!, liNle "c's. The fact H. we INTRO.
ducsd Tie word, partly TO avoid Bringing in tb.
name OF the member himself anil 5sftly bec,nss
or paper principally cirr8lacs in the So,,J6
"heie members are less alert in heing az their rt
on the hra d'y OF 'hs session, Than ,hsr nortber,
brethren.
The same y I. American j. pleased 20 nav no
some OF Ne usual compliments, which lose all tlsr
effect, on account Of the contemptloie sou,ce &c.,
"hich they spring. But when the ga,e,ieo,,
states, that we endorsed the truth OF the E.s-roorn
le'ler' we take leave to sly, that IL utssfs dtsc
md po-iiivs hlseh3od. Ii the American ,g;U
have IT. that the President his eireu "a direct anil
positive contradiction" 20 the circnnsiantisl "a
hlica IOu,'' (e5Geud!ng f,is I.-t a., ,....-;a -. -
statement which we have made about M, NJ
siers cofrespondence,) then dp we assert. sube,
That Mr. Webster h's deceived hoaoralis m ,,nbar.
ct Cong sss, or that the President has dersi,s,I
tHs ~. Y. American editor --ior. tina, Mr.. yyeh
81" an state ihat his le7er which he wished 10
NOV 70 m-mDsrs OF Congress, had been coryertc,i
ana Jnaty dpPy0rci b. the Prcsidsnf. il a. ,et
an IS that the EBONY and Topaz ,oael was ,jyep