Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-11
Al TX AN.D,aIAs
,r.,rrRsD,y MORNING. OCTOBER IL. 1927.

ro,lor papers 10 the Sd, and Liverpool 10 INT
,,b Of September inclusive. They contain no
hing Important, except that the indications are
:. favor of harmonious establishment Of The
Few VI nlslry.
MIR Herries had an audience with the King
=, The lst, and was offered the Office Of Chan
,-lgr Of he ExeheQuer, which, it was under
,,,,d, he consented to accept. Lord Lansdowne
,I.o waited On the King on the LIST, and the re-
.,n of his audience was very satisfactory. A
Council wa. to be held at Windsor on the Sd,
30 Ne attended By Mr.. Haskisson, Mr.. IIsrries
and Mr. Charles Grant, for the purpos' of re.
e,ising respectively the appointments of Colo
,,I Secretary, Chancellor of the Exchequer,
and President OF the Board Of Trade and Urea
surer Of the Navy.
The Moruing Chronicle, in reference 10 this
subject, says, His Majesty is understood to
have displayed throughout the utmost anxiety
70 ,rercnt whatever might have tendency 10
nroduce disunion, and thus endanger the exist
.rre of the administration. Those who have
founded their hopes Of returning TO power, on
apy supposed partially on the part of his Ma
e,iy, for one part Of the Cabne, more than an
c,bgr, will be mortified to learn that his Mars.
~, again aal again, expressed his anxious wish
3, perp etuare the liberal policy on which the
ADMINISTRATION has lately been conducted.
In 1924 the majority for Jackson in the City
,rg ,hinoye, was 90O.-ln 1927 the majority
va, ASS In 1924, there were sos votes Civ
,r-Iu 1897, there were 1857. The number
Of voter, have increased 879, while the. Jackson
majority has decreased asa. In Baltimore
county the decrease Of Jacksonitcs has been
sill greater. In Washington county, the de-
crease has been several hundred. In Frederick, !
where Jackson had large majority in 1924, it !
is now believed thar ADAMS is the strongest Of
The two. Aud in AlIegaUy, the great Jackson
hold in 1924 The Administration has, al this |
lime, d. ciIed aud growing majority. Until |
4 few days past, ii hasbsFn generally admitted
that Jackson would get two electoral votes in |
the STATE; buy il i, row pre,tv well aicer,aired,
thai, he whole eleven will be given for Adams |
NEW PAPER IN PENNSYLVANIA.
We have before US a new pap-r entitled the |
LANCASTER REPoRG FIR. neatly printed and ed
lied by Mr.. Cyrus S. Jacobs.-ir supports the
Administration with rigor, in a chaste, manly |
suL Beng JEr Oiny $780,. ..---P''P'' =" I
r,nca,ler county, Ibis heretofore sirong .hoa
,rI,cksonjsn, i, will doubtless receive gen
.rous support. We COPY the following article,
which IKE the recent election in Delaware &
MARYLAND, give very clear indications ct the
Signs Of the Times" Bar f"'
From the Lancaster Rsportr.
POLITICAL CHANGES.
We have frequently asserted, both on public
and Driyalc occasions, that there was s:eaA
change wol king in the sentiments oil the go
Me Of Ibis county in favour Of the Adm'nistFa-
ion Of the general government, ana VIC nave
,s oi,sn heard Il conlradicisd By our oppo-
rpn,S We were sure orthe truth OF the proPo-
,.,or and when we attempted TO prove II, by
.,f.,;n,,,o ,,r,icular instances of change, and
Nv ,beir own admission OF the increased
yrroy,h of the party, we were met Sy poa't'Ve
ls,;J oC The one, and some such reason as
mn, CIR the other; that such an one never was d
u s,npman, he was n CrawIordman ora Cai'
A,qamsp Certain this much is, that III man!
Districts Of this county, where all the votes We
ri,ro for Jackson In 1921, whether Crawford
men or Ca hounmcn or Adamsm"n voted then
Al Ills day there are ma jor.ties Tor the Adhin>
srlliou,
The Jackson,es, however, with great modes =
", claim neatly all The votes IN the county