Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-05

Aug. a msnuscript note to the handbili states
hat -boat 500 voters were present OF NOR,
than gu Jackson votes in the county Louisiana i,
certain for MIR. Adams Do06i(uk.
The signs from the State of Oiio are beconinc
more and more gloomy Tor the Coalition. In MIA
m, county, at the late militia Trainings the vo,-s
u captain Deirees's company ere sc for sckson
tn 10 tor Adams. la Caps Winning Lines aud
Weo-ier's companies, OF Stanton, Springer eek and
brown tow nship-, j. obtained every vote bu, 10
In Sheby county. at a late muster OF Capt. Je-
Iome's company, every vote for Jackson tu,
:. In Hoss county, al a muster of two militia
companies IN Concord township, the votes were
loi tor Jackson, TO for Adams. In Fairfield
county, the question of the next Presidency was
lately submitted to all the Regiments at their Sc
verai musters. La the lst Regins.nt consisting OF
about 800 men, there were neatly 8 to l in favor
oiJackson. The I'd Regiment, of about 200 men /,
were slliof Jackson but 20. The Ord Regiment
were so unanimous for hin, that The numbers ere
not counted On the 9Th Sept. Capt Twins COM
pany OF Risiemen, of Walnut township, took a
'ote, "nd were unanimous for jackson. The Gin
c,nhau Republican OF the 2ist uli. states that the
ABOVE counties gave very large majority oi their
votes Tor MI. Clay at the Las, election.
The New York Enquirer states that :. an nyer-
wheimns Jackson NEE ing WAS held at Princeton
.Neic JsIsiy, on "Wednesday (week ! There " a.
no ROOM large enough snd the meeting aijoui ned
10 Tie heids, where decided resolutions ,.- ADOPT
~ "'i"fVi VI ptu. ~ 'CN-Cn ~ CCIIeSrOrtFQl
OF The Washington Tcesr-ph states that &c F.:da,
'he conrouTse was great tat We csa!d not be
accommodated IN my room IN th- tow; we all
Journed TO The Campus in front of the Colivse;''
lilat the revolutions we're unanimously adopted BY
aceismat on;'' that the Secretary of ibe Navy wa.
dur ng the whole o ii- -ius '.n the house font
lns on he campus and within bearihs of the whole
procceding;' that 8. similar meetings III be hli
Ia all the counie, a. d on The OF January, that
day dear 10 every freeman, Conv.n,Ion Will be
held al Trenton TO sel-c, the Eectlts''
.Netc I0ik. -" Our latest accounts from, New
10 x, Gays the Bal.moi Republican, bring in III
most cheer ne news. y letle. fom AN intel igent
sent!ema" says, " that If the vute was TO take
place tomorrow, Mr.. Adams would noi get n,or :
ihan sir out OF the thirty s.I electoral .ote- OF
this State, and the DemOeratic party are rallyins
every day. In all human probability, the ,uhJie
vote OF this Safe >ill toe for Jackson We have
decided MAORI les in both branches OF he Legs-
Iatdre, and OF The 81 Delegates from THU STATE 81
aie known TO be favourable 10 Jack-on We look
with mach interest TO your elections in MARYLAND
which see are turning. "a they ought TO turn upon
the Presidential question. hope there il no d1ubt
OF the succe > "a the Jackson ticket generally in
your State The Utica S-ntin. denies the state
ment about Capt. Rings company that we gave in
The last h qiirrr Ii states ungueslionsbIe an.
thority, that instead OF Jackson's f" having . or
woes out OF about ~ m-i," there were NOT m, /.
than 30 men mustered in the company; and that
''it was evident large majority VI the 40 were
for the Old Hero