Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-13

heart and soul.' A repor. inl
circulated. that Governor Gin. you'll
= candidate himself" q
The Signs to the Yves, are becoming more and
more gloomy In the Congressional district vaca.
ted by the death Of Mr.. Young Gan Administra-
tion candidate. who was elected without any OPP
ponent,) there are two Jackson, and but one A :
isn'a caudida yet has this candidate (Nr. CsI.
houn) found il necessary TO cone out, and die
claim the idea of making the Presidential conies,
me test oi the election, but pledging himself to
vote ioi jackson If the people should 40 require
MIN. we have letter from distinguished
Statesman Of kentucky (of the 2J,h ult) which
says " Our contest in 1928 will be fierce; but
we will carry two districts % vo,e-) easily; and
the srd certainly - In Ohio, the Signs are mos,
gloomy for the Coalition.
Even in New Jersey. the Opposition enter,ai
high hopes of success. 'The Trenton En- poriun
OF Saturday last boldly asserts that at least eight
counties ont of the thirteen in that state will give
maJoriiies for Jackson, and several OF them from
i've hundred to one Thousand - and adds w
peat the Adams men by an average majority of a.
bout thousand only in 1924; in 1928 the maio-
rity will be qusdruple From every part of The
state we hesr OF changes in favor of the people,.
man.
Thus driven from the principal sirongholds of
the nation, what il left this fatal administration but
Infinite despair" Where will they look for
succoura To Old Virginia? Never The An.
Gent Dominion will never yield Der inflsxible
principle. to the force of sympathy She will ne,
yer take up men, who have forfeited all her conf.
dence, and outraged all her principles, because
they are already abandoned by Pennsylvania, N.
York, the South and the West. What hopes have
they Of Virginia? None-or, If they have, never
were blind politicians delud.d by their own
hopes or the deceptions of their friends. Wetell
them, II they believe their fatterers in Virginia
II they listen to the miserable trckery of press,
whose unblushing rudeness TO its opponents is
more than equalled by its serve sycophancy TO the
= administration at Washington, they are deceived
lhie land OF Jefferson and of aIadi-on-this free
yeoDanry, who do not bow the knee to men in
power; and whose independent statesmen assisted
so much in the downfall of the FIRST Adams admin.
sra'on has no restins-pace for the soles of their
teet. Let the two Officials at Washington labour
to deceive themselves their readers 1.-The vote
OF virginia is IS certain, that of Massachusetts
or OF Tennessee. II woudreally be amusing, if it
were not more disgusting, to witness the gross
tricks that are employed 20 deluxe the people.
Counties are claimed in Virginia, which sre giving
the strongest signs Of opposition TO the Coalition.
For example, Amherst. The last Lynehbure Virgil
MAN gives the following communicat alton:
AT muster of the End Battalion of Amherst
county, on The Sd inst. proposition was made
lwiihont adverting to the merits of either candi-
date) that the sense of the company be taken upon
the ensuing Presidential election, when, upon
count being made. there appeared I4l in favour of
Andrew jackson. and ~ in favour of John Q
Adams. Au7ong the former were several old re-
evolutionary officers and men of the ;rst re.pec,a-
bliiy."
we are told on the most respectable authority
that Spottsylvania, the II. q arrers of the FIRST
Adams meeting, will net give more than. 40 votes
10 the Coalition, that the meeting at Stafford did
not exhibit than % or 80 fre.holders- tia,
In King George (where the Hon. ]. Tsliaferro, the
political Janus of the Northern Neck, presided. \
there were not mere than 30 Eeeholders present.
inst OF Henrieo. this county, not more than-35 or
10 at the most, and yet il has been expressly
proclaimed Z" most numerous rneeting,'' ayei
- most numerous meeting''- thst in Hanover,
net a. snanJ-and nf the last of these sbortions
tthst of Chesterfeid) on Saturday last we are ia
vored with the following account:
Gentlemen /: i was present at The great Adams
Meeting held lssi Saturday at the Farmers Ho-
tel, In this county, pr evcus to which public notice
had been given Tor month or two, by ADVERTISE
Uents stuck up at various cToss-roads taverns &c
through the county and several or his warm friend,
attended the last Superior Court, (Which terminal
ed last Thursday, for the purpose, no doubt, oil
doing all they couil, for said meeting yet with all
their advertiser ents and personal sxertions al the
Courthouse and elsewhere, Behold! they muster ed
81 freeholders, and abou, eight ten non free
holders, of whom Were boys and
this, gentlemen, in. a county where there are no,
less than from TO 900 freeholders. / have the
name of each freeholder composing the above
meeting, which be had if desiI &C. Sixteen
were residents OF the town, land sixteen of the coun
ty.'
And we shall probably have this meeting also
pulled OFF in the'bes, style of exhibition las ''mos
numerous SC. S.c.-Heaven forbid that we
| should put any eNingusher upon the voice OF the
People. A minority, as well as a majority, should
have tair play. We honor every fair and hon a.
bic attempt TO support wha, is believed to be ID,
cause of truth. Tie frienJs of Mr. Adams ough
totTy their strength-tven defeat in an honorable
contest iR-giodous, if il be fairly and openly CON
tdusied: but no ad cdplan1an, sts'enenen;s, M POI
soned weapons, ought TO be employed. There ar.
many men on the side of The administration VIII,
would be the first to dsdan them On the otbe,
band, the friends of Jackson are etlNI reposinc IL
their strength, or in of the counties they ar,
rousing to put it forth. Frederick has spoken ir
the powerful resolutions which we publish to -day
--lUo OF her cIzsns. much of the bone and muse! |,
of her county, ere put on the COMMITTEES of Vi.i
1ance.- The Jackson Committee OF Frederick sbrre
have sent forth keen and srgumeDtaiiye papgr
which we shall publish in ouTfnext.- Meetings AT,
called in Amherst, Campbell, Nelson, Amelia
| Brunswick. &C. 10 express the voice OF these coun
ties!
lie, the National Intelligencer falsify a. mucl
ne II please let il cry I" the Combination Part,
feel the coming storm Of public disapproha;ioa o
their projer,s'-it IL all in vain. They had bette
look TO themselves; Virginia il beyond their arts
They say she {" IL turnisg''- Why, she is one OF tn
last states IN the Union TO turn rom any great cors
she has laid down to herself She will never sur
render the Constitution, which she has once de-
tended. The government has no patronage ,ha
can sednce her intcgrityj no arts cunning enough
TO ealole her Her people ave suiong the last Il
! be led awsy by sny leaders for they are = stiff
necksd, determined generation who will think an,
act Tor themselves. No, no, gentIemen-if YOU
tate Is TO depend upon her voice, your epitaph 3