Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-09
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Adams mli0ri V in the St.,e


istraion. James "a. Bayad, and Kinsey Johns
Jr. are both ayowed FederalIsts." Great heat was
sv'nced during the CONTEST; and bo sides com
PLAIN vi very unfair dealing; we shall probably
hear more about il.
Mo York. All the signs here are for Jack SON.
V Every day (says the Albany Argus) convince
US that the republicans OF this state have been ne.
yer more united on the SUBJECT of the P esidency
IN IN they now are. We have already alluded to
the fourth enaie district, composed OF the count,
OF Montgomery, Saratoga, Washington. Clinic on,
Essex, ST La STeEce, Franklin snI Warren. in
which all the delegates except two were friendly
10 Gen. Jackson. Ia ad iitioa to this at IN. ia,.
republican conven'iIn in the fifth Senate district
c'inposed of the counties OF Oneida, He kimer,
Madison, Jefferson, Osweso and Lewis all the del :
gales, save one, svowed their preference for Gen.
jackson. These delegates are chosen by the coun-
" delegates, who are themselves selected al the
primary assemblies of the people in the several
towns, and constitute the most certain criterion of
'he pubic opinion. In the unity OF OIehla in
which there are ri iossns at the iale republcan
county convention, all the delegates except two,
were Tor Gsa jackson; and in the Herkiner coun
~ convention, containing l6 towns, all save three
expressed similar preference. Again; Single
facts sometimes speak volumes. Al the republic
can conY held recently in the fourth Senate
DISTRICT all the delegates except two AZ ow ell their
preference OF General Jackson for the Presidency
y sloseqI=nt co I'VE Itol he'd, of the oppo
General Jackson, and. so lar did they exhibit such
preference a. TO reject candidate for the senate
oHefed Of the county entitled TO nominations be-
cause he is friendly to Mr.. Adsn-, AMI TO nnmI-
nate another candidate from the same county,
because he Is friendly 20 General Jackson. This
Is the district III which Mr.. JOHN w. Taylor, aud
MIR. Henry q. Mauindale reside the members OF
congress- who at the secret caucus held at Wash
insOn during The last session, were, with Mr.. Jas.
strong, oi Columbia, semi officially appoint d to
take the charge of the inleres and manage the in
ternai policy OF the admins ration in tins State
Again; what saJs the Argus IF Thursday La, :
, - majority Of both honses prefer Gen. Jack On
to Mr. adams We kno,s also thai majority OF
HE delegation in Congress from this Siae are ia fa
gor OF Gen. Jackson. And we have every reason
20 believe, Judging from the present infections and
! ON accurate i'torm 'tio0, that so far from the
State OF New York being " found clearly AMI dis
tInctiy with Tie administration" il vii! be found
positively IN opposition 10 ii.'
ihe most decisive resell, however, i. obtained
rom The ard elections ia the City OF Ne v York
held on Wednesday evening for the purpose of
ecling Delegates 10 nominate meGbefs of the Lee
gislaufe; Clio ious Victory! (exrlaiu,s ,!,r
Morning Con Ter of he 4.h) d" ne haze mel HE
enemy ant they owrs - We have beaten the
Adams men, as we predicted, in every Ward We
.fdfras J0its why would ye " draw the line 20
The following extract of letter from one of he
most intelligent politicians in New York to q gen
ensn in the cry OF Richmond, puts almost every
doubt al rest:
- "; ID York, An oct Alloy me n co,o,.,.
ulaie you and every other friend of m. Renublic
on The result Of our Ward Meetings last evening
We carried every Ward in the city and county IL
iefaIiy by sccl nation We shall give an Assem-
oily ticket III re than 1000 majority, If the friends
OF the Coalition determine to run any ticket ON
their side.
" The report Of the union between Mr.. CIi.ton
aud Alr Vsn I3nen was a sheer fabrication of ur
opponents. Bob these gentlemen are, and have
been long since, IN favor OF General Jackson. and
the adams presses knew IT,; bat they started the
report TO AFFECT our Fal ELECTIONS. You may BE-
assured that friends in this State have no idea
OF running Mr. Clinton for the Office of rice PEE
sidsni and that no consideration whatever viii in
duceihem ~ take any step calculated 10 produces lie
vision in The great republican family hfous houl he
Onion They determined to act IN convert, and
we nope 10 give unani HOns vote TO jackson,
1 eh'erisin this opininn confidently, and belle.
tbat ne vote IN this 5 alto Tor jackson viii be
a. overwhelming as that Of Pennsylvania. On,
friends believe ne pfeaent AdnIinisIaion the mos
eo"uptwe have ever had. and The mot dangers on.
10 constitutional government; and nothing c n in
uuee them TO hazard the Welfare Of The c uniry by
ooins any thing which would continus It's reign
beyond the 4th March 1928
he1t0rky.- The 3,lnmsre Republican ejyss IN,
following ~ Ie''se from an int mt friend in
LonlsyNlei We coui almost 2. easily have given
hWe members Of Congress from ibis State a. seren;
and entertain little doubt that we shall obtain Inc
w 'Ie electoral vote Of the ) ale. whether t re-
u''ns asficfed a. at present, or is eony etted In
20 genera tchet. In truth, the Jackson part,
mere was entirely unconscious Of it, strength uatil
90 last eleciOn."-- The last Warrington Tele.
graph gives very long letter from K-nturkV
oeP'em ~ -, WHICH scans Tie vote # every Con.
g'esslonai Dis net, snI thus concludes Mr.
.5'les tnske% Mr.. Fnofnt0n COZ 'hs Aiex,ndris
Ph@'i Gsz't'e, 1id, .isi 4" !ol-(os, ol even C..