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

We have not during the last a months faItered in
the belief. that the fate of this mad and misciie-
Vous Administration, wss irevocsbly sealed. e
very day but serves to deepen the gloon OF their
prospects. The s,urdiest among their supporters
must be shaken by the Signs OF the Times. New
York is now a, owedly agains, them & according
TO all rational calculation. the die is east.
The struggle in the City of York was great be.
Jond all former example, The exertions of both
parties were exhibited in every direction. Old
and young were hurried to the polls, Hand bills
and pasquinades were posted on the houses --hic-
knry boughs and crowds of voters thronged the
streets. The newspapers speak of one or two
personal rencountres, between individual comba-
fants; but no scene OF the sort which exhibited
at the Kentucky bustings. II is really amusing
10 read the paragraphs which appeared in the pa
pers OF each morning of the election. They were
INTENDED 10 animate their own side, or to soub
the opposite party. The National Advocate (Aa-
TninisratoD) claimed a majority of 800 on the
fret dsy-tbe Morning Courier (opposition) at
least 20OO on tbs other side. " TO the polls"
Exclaimed the Administration prints) on the las,
morning" to the breach! my frends''-the force
OF tha enemy is exhausted-slmost all their votes
were given on the first day.
And what is the RESULT The most absolute
route OF the Administration troops" horse, foot
and dragoons' completely over'hrown. We
have met the enemy (says Correspondent on
the SHY and they ours. Majority in this CITY
end county about 5000! jackson ticket trium-
plant In every qnar,erp'-Tbe votes were not all
sranned, by our latest accounts (though we shall
probably give them under our Postscript Head, -
bu, all parties agree, that never was an over
throw 90 complete. The Courier calls il an
." unparalleled riumph;' and claims majority
OF more than 6000.-The .daericra confessed il
hiss terminated ia he discomhiure-- OF the good
cause" (GoodD Enough is known 90 authorsss
the belief That the majority is almost uDprecetient
ed!- The Commercial sdnis that we have
been routed, beaten, overwhelmed by men who
have a"srmed forth under the Universal Suffrage
System, sc. Enough is known to make the head
sick, and the heart FAINT. The jackson majority
IN the city. IS as likely to be UNDER 5000 %
II goes on most ungraciously to attack It's own
TIsnds. " The driving tempest of yese rday
which continued with undated fury until the polls
CLOSED, by keeping the fdu-UeGiher politicians
t1ho are 0itUsyS on our sSde ST home. beside their
comfortable CRATES, sw slled their malor,ies several
thousands"- and this TOO, notwithstanding the
Jackson force had been exhausted on the first day "
" Fair-~e-ther polticiansp' what description
OF men, who love their ceunt6yl-- +" w look IN
on the result of this election with tho most fear.
ful for sbodpgs." And well they may for !, il
gloomy foreboding Of the inevitable fail If THE
Communication IL appears that this electos turn
sd Out or SOOU more voters than had ever hssn
given N the city though the recent extens ~ .,
The right of suffrage may partly sccount for the
augmentation. 10 Albany TOO, the Jackson tiehs,
mas prevailed by majority of 40I AInost eve.
~ where the discontinue rs most appalling. la
no,h branches OF the Legislature. the Jackson men
"In pave r nos. decided majority. This cleo
tion (says the N x Enquirsr) decides the 80.
'es,' the city OF New Yo,k returns goo.. men
snd true, the state is safe; 'hs election OF Censrsl
sckeon s secure; tor whs, hopes can the coalition
nave with the great states of New York and psnn-
sylvsnla against them? Those two great oill,,s .,
tne union give siriy.four electoral votes. L., ne
cary ,hIs city, and New York has the proud ho-
nor OF giving the Presidency 10 the man whose
H'esrhy' vsiour, and public services rank bin A.
ne ne VT" f''iio' end benefaetor Of The sge"-
There's no longer sny question entertained abop,
N.Y. CHn'on's preference. Tie Washington re.
'eerSpn publishes letter from Nsv York cnv.
Gated Oh the 81 Il days before the eec,ion) which
s's'es nue. cannot close the letter without
informing you that Governor Clinton held an au-
d-nee OF his friends in the Governors room ves.
iJao1' and upon being asked by one Of them
what " ere bis w'shes on The PresJehsi, question
G. 81. ivfIh e 30 be Z .iiac< nus,s.s;ccJ, that