Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-20

H-p-e'' anu nave uiaue arrangements !Cr ceisbESDs
the reeult OF the late elections in New York
They have selected the 25th November, being the
anniversary OF the Eracuotion Of New York by
the British, as the day Of celebration.
! "SIGSs" ofd pure and decenl Press,
! The AIexandris Gazette. Gays " The Heroite',
party has succeeded in the city OF New York 10y
a larger majority than we expected. The city Is
divided into IA wards, four OF which gave majori-
ties TO the Administration Candidates. and the re-
! naming ten gave ajorites To the supporters Of
the greatest tyrant that has SgufeJ 'he world
since the days of Nsro''
/ The SPEAKER The moral Colone' Stone, in
| slla'iiDg to Mr. Speaker Taylor, says the Enqur-
er. meaning the Richmond Enquirer. has " the
coicdrdfy meaiineas to insinmdte objections to
| Mr. Tsyior's inorsl character" For his political
character, we refer Col. Stone to many OF his
former conf en,ial friends, and for his moral
cbaac TO Chilly Mcintosh, The young Creek
Chief
MIR. Stone had better not move this subject, If
he really wishes Mr.. Taylor well. ~. Y. Eng
The New York Enquirer also very properly OBJ
serves, a." II IL, we think, fortunate event that
Mr.. John w. Tsy lor il the cabinet candidate for
-pesxef; The republican members could not desire
better opponent. His conduct, and let add his
character, are such would dispualify him for the
office, with any other than despersts politicians, in
addition to which, he has been defeated in his
county at the recent election. There 10 sufficient
,
II the members assemble in seseun."
We deem IL unnecessary 10 give any other re
ply IN the very decent aud courteous Languages TO
the Editor of The New York Commercial Adver-
tiser
The two Officials at Washington, Sc. &c. effect
to entertain great hopes about the vote of Virgil
MIA. Some have the unblushng front TO pretend
great confidence about the matter. But while
charity would persuade us they dupes, we
know their tricks too well not to know that they
are decsirsTS. The signs in Virginia cannot be
mistaken by any candid mind. There accounts
from all quarters. which leave not shadow Of
doubt about Virginia The torrent is irresistible.
Jackson will get four or ave times many votes
as Adams some persons estimate the dispropor-
ton as much greater, Specific facts pouring
In every day, which show how high the cause of
Jackson is running 10 Virginia We understand
from a most intelligent source, that in the Wash
ington District, which contains a popula, ion of
1O,oOO souls, Mr.. Adams will not probably get
more than loo votes. In Powhatsn county, an at~
tempt was made the other day to organize admin
isiraiion meeting, after long notice The result lie
SAID TO have been, that not more than ID or %
persons attended land they Adjourned TO make
tner etoT')- upon the spnr OF the moment, and
without previous notice, a meeting was held on
the same day of the hends OF Jackson, who were
upon the ground, and they amounted 10 about $50
The two meetings in Louisa were about 90 Ad
ans men, and 345 Jackson men. In Charles City
county, where the Adams meeting was upon due
notice, and the Jackson collected on the spur
OF The moment, the Jacksonisns said 10 be about
"a . TO !. 10 Caroline county, where the game
course was taken, the result so or GO for Ad-
am, and 260 for Jackson. The jackson
cause II also sweeping every thing before il the
south size OF James river. jackson meetings have
been held in Buckingham and Amelia. They are
called In Nelson, Anhesl and Bedford. They
to be called in many other counties, Meetings
were held on both sides in Campbell. The Adams
men are too modest state their numbers; they
appointed Alexander S. Henry and George w.
Nelson. Esqrs. TO attend the Convention in Rich
monc- But the Jackson meeting in Campbell states
IT'S number at than 200. Among oihers,
they came 10 the following resolutions;
"Eesoived, That we approve OF the formation
oil an electoral ticket by The republican members
of the Legislature, and that we request the dele
gates OF this county TO use their best efforts TO
form one favo able TO the election of Gen jackson.
"Hesoivei, That we approve of the plan which
has been proposed OF eecring delegates TO Rich
ulOnd from ali those counties which are mol repre-
scented in the legislature by the friends of Gen.
Jackson, for the purpose of aiding in the forma-
lion OF Jackson electoral ticket, and that "
commend the said plan 10 the friends of Gen
Jackson throughout the Safe"
Adams meetings have been held in franklin
(numbers not s'a,ed)-and Mefsrs. Robert I
Wood, Naborne NJ. Tsiaferro, Judge Fleming
Saunders, and Mr.. Slmue PanniI, appointed Del
egates. The meeting in Lee appointed Col. John
d. Sharp a Deegate-Tbat in Frederick Gen
Josiah Lockhart, Maj Seth Mason, r. w. Bar
| ton, Obed. Waite and w. d. P.ge-That in Ken
! swha Col. Joseph Lowell DR. S. Patrick, J.
| J.. Fry, Lewis Ruffnrr and e. r Bsldwin-That
| in RockDridge the Delegates OF the county and
Judge Coalter-T That in Ohio Messrs. S. H. Fitz-
hugh and John Parriou. A letter to the Wash
insfon Telegraph from Wheeling states, that at p
battalion OF FIVE full companies, Seven only held
up their b nds for Adams. An Adams meeting
has been held in Prince William, Judge Dade pre-
sdins-A letter to ihe Telegraph estimates the al.
tending friends OF Adams at from 20 to so free
holders. We Ia, e heard them stated al 50 --Ano.
ther correspondent Of the Telsgrs pm says that in
that county jackson has l4to - In fine there
is not the smallest doubt about the result Ea.ui.y
or DECEPTION alone mistake or ni-Te present il.
The Old Dominion goes certain for Jackson, as
Georgia or Tennessee.
We shall publish the Resolution OF the Adams
meeting OF King and Queen in our nexi--About
80 freeholders attended it. The majority in King
and Queen is for J'ckson- Though at toe last cleo
ton, Adams had the majority there.
The General Court formal qrofura on Ss,ur
day.
NOTICE
The Fresho.ders OF King william Comfy,
friendly TO The election of General Andrew Jack.
-on to 'h@ next presidency of the United Ststes
are respectfully requested TO meet 1T the Court
! house on the Mond-y in this month, TO
adcP' such other measures IS viii coDduee 30
he object OF their meeting
MANY FREEHOLDERS.
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