The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-13

tae z -cciio of the is.rnperatc politicians Who
cspoiise the cause 81 General Jackson tliat she
shouid ciinqush ali her own prinei les of Ma
uonal p".it5 and promote the advancement to
power OF part, which is seeking 10 subyert
the great pillars of the National prosperity II
my he SAID that General JACKSON viii obtain
the votes OF some otthe electoral Districts OF that
State. To this suppositlon j, is sufficient an.
s~cr, that Il he VIE TO receive half the vote of
the state. II would not vary the issue of the cleo
ton, hui We do not believe from all the Intoi
mdirun we have received. tut he will nbt in a
SOLITARY vote IN single District. Should Il
law 10 choose Electors b, general ticket pass.
every particle of doubt " Ill VANISH. d. hen
hfoky. Whatever doubts mirht have been enter.
tanned of the vote ot this STATE, ifui th, last e.
ection the Contest had been confined To Nh. Ad
ANS aud General Jackson, none can prevail a.
To the ensuing election. kentucky knows that
the character Of her iasortc SON has been wan.
toni, assallcd, and grossly abu ed nv the par.
tlsans oI C.enetal Jackson; that they have orr.
ginated aud continue With entifug zeal 90 pro-
pagaie the ioulr,t calmnnles against hun aud
that tacy ate seeking BY the hasest means 90 de-
ptnr MN al hts wecatued tunc To suppose
her capable oil attitude would b. hhel on
tine best teelin., 81 uut nature. sfe feels with
peculiar senSlo,hty, what all the Uuon must
ta0ic, how great blank would lie lai IN Amer.
icau history how much the Rl1fl of the Ameri-
eau name would be d,uuned, II the measures
both Of domestic aud loreien policy originating
IN the genius, or sustained BY the eloqueuce Of
llENaf CLAY. "efr ohhrr,cd from our Ieeis.
latNe annals lol the last twenty years Aocoi#
dpgiy, all our information from kentu,ilV as
SUES Ms that the current OF public opinion IN he
malt Of MIR Clay and of the re-nleehou
Of Mr, Adams, is deep. strong. resistess :
aud that lhougha few noisy partisans OF gen
eral Jackson are making some demonstrations
the result oil the contest IN all the three electoral
Districts mo which Kentucky Is div ded Is nb
solutcly certaln. 81 ard LII Indiana and ma.
moi. We advert u those states parity 10 re-
Ter the reader To our last 10, teasons which APP
pear 10 Us 10 lac conclusive In sup ort oftheop'n-
iou, that theli votes will he given 10 Nr. Adams
and partly 10 correct an error in u statement
concerning the indiana resolutions. They were
adopted with only two dissenting voices in the
senate of thdt State, but were not acted on in
the House
From the preceding statement II viii he seen
that n. III mss al elton j. err,ahi even II he
were 10 lose (imptutahe is is such an idea Tia,
votes OF Missouri. Illinois, and sixteen votes in
New-fork assuming the other parts Of the
statement II be realized in the result
Blu whatever donbis the hopes Of the jealous,
or the spirit Of misrepresentation may suggest
as 10 the accuracy of the estimated votes IN any
one of the Sttcg above enumerated, W IA q IN
ourselves confidently to assert that those doubts
are more than counterbIanced by the uncertain
y Of the votes not included ia that enumeration.