Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02
JACKSON ADVANCING.

Hushingun' County. - Al the late election in
1924, in this counIy, for President, the aorit OF
Adams and Clay over Jackson was I0li. In the
recent state election the Jacks ticket ha- pre-.
vailed, and Jackson senator and representative
have been returned. In B,lmont, in 1924 the
majority OF the Clay and Adams ticket united was
l239. In the late election in that county, the adj
mnstration or Adams and Clay candidate for the
senate was elected only by the rifIng majority OF
10 the jackson candidate! and Jackson
representative has been returned. Gin. .fdu.
ADAMS IN INDIANA.
AT resmental mu'ter on Saturday last, AZ AL
bany, Indiana, vote taken the presiden-
cy. AMI The result was CO for Jackson, and 10
tor Adams. In the county of Floyd, il is believed
there are at least fur JackaOn to one adams
man, Notwithstanding the fact that New a lbaay
i one of the strongest holds OF the coalition in that
State
We are informed thst at a regimentsl muster at
Bedford, lnd. on the 81 inst vote was tax en- on
the Presidency, and jackson received ZAP, and
Adams 81 These ''signs of the times must be
very ncouIasing to the friends OF MIR. Adams in
The northern states
GREAT MEETING AT TROY, y. Y.
The friends OF G-nersl Jackson had their meet
ing at Troy, the Esd, at the Court House. o.
'he margin OF the handbh containing ths address, Is
the folio wing:
''Fhe NEE citing held at the Court Hnus and
was crowded 10 excess, say at least coo Jackso-
mans This great number surpassed our most
-angrne expectations. and leaves not doubt on
the minds OF the most stubborn. that old Hickory
will have triump hant m iority in Troy,
AMI probably throughout line County OF Reas.e
iaer."
An Anti.Jackson Pub Meeting was held in
Lynch1urg, Virginia. in the first week of this
month, aud resolutions were passed, which have
just been published we feel little ashamed of
the harshnes1 OF those resolutions, aud apprehend
thai 1t will defeat The main purpose of the meet
! ting. General Jack .on is affirmed, in them, 10
have " his thousand peculiar fsuit-," 80 be
wIhoet one earthly ratification for the PreSi-
deocy, tina Is not in It's essence, me. ely military
to have passed lite m ,rked Cup late age wi
a most every species OF vicious habit lot inconsis.
ten. with persona! honesty SC. In the same
resolu ions, Mr.. Clay is said have ri-en like
| America herself, from a plebian origin This
also, is In bad taste AID vein. ALerica had no
more pleban origin, than any other country; and
the distinction is not recognized, properly, in our
fePublic with regard TO Individuals All h,ve an
equally parician birth according to the spi,h AMI
letter oil our Institutions II percentages be honest
it should have, this side of the Atlantic, no
detoS"Ory OF ul'Hhc'lVe epHhst, however poor OF
plain II may be. Ma. Gus
The information furnished by the following ex
tract OF letter from Mr.. Stewart Represent 1--WE
In Congress from Pennsylyanis, is Interesting in
more resPect-,than one. Ii not only indicates a ia
vorable sentiment to the Cbes- peake and Ohio Ia
nal IN the Western part Of Pennsylvania, but it
presents in OF the strongest emphasis the o.
pinion of one, whose powers Of mind qualify him
20 form accurate Judgment on the subject, and
| whose official station will place him among the
foremost IN promoting the in of this great OBJ
Ject For the zeal with VIII ch he has already la
bored IN behalf of this great undertaking. it,
friends are greatly indebted to bim. Nut M
Extract OF letter from ths Honorable Andrew
Stewart, 10 the Commissioners for opening
books Of subscrpio ion TO tue Chesapeake * ONO
Canal, dated
UNIoN Town, (Penn) Oct. Is, 1897
g Is 'oks i1r fhe, subscription of stock were o.
pened here the lat instant, hut were not o(erel
TO subscribers until the 9th, owing my sbsen 70
irOw home. On the FIRST day there were suUscfip-
tons to an amount exceeding ten thousand dolls.
The subscriptions since have been considerable,
but do not know 10 what amount.
" II will at al times afford the great Bsasure
to hear from you, and TO cooperate, a. far as IN
my power, IN carrying into effect this sublime
tiOns object, which rejoice 10 at present ad-
Vancing wnh rapid, 6ra, and steady steps, towards
its fusl cOnsummsuon."