Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-07


4 give them below, with the names OF the PFC sent
! Members prebxej, III each District:
District. 20h Cangress. 2lst Congress.
list joel Il. Sutherland Joel b. Sutherland
| "a John Sergeant Joseph Femphii
}d Daniel II. Miller Daniel H. Miller
| Attn James buchanan James Buchanan
! Samuel Anderson Joshua Evans
| Charles Miner George G. Eeiper
9th John b. Sterigere John b. Sterigcre
9th lnnis Green Lnnis Green
7h William Addams Heury A. Muhlenburg
Joseph Fry, Jun. Joseph Fry, Jun
Sih Samuel %. Inghain Sa'nuel ID. fngham
George Wolf George Vol
/. 9Th Samuel Mexican rhiiandey Stephens
George Hremer James Ford
Esny Van HON Alien Mari
/ tu,h Adam ring Adam King
flI.a William Ramsay William Ramsay
James W iison Thomas Fl. Crawford
| 18th John Mitchell John Scott
18th Chauncey Forward Ghauneey Forward
| 18th Andrew Stewart Thomas Irwin
. 18th Joseph Lawrence William ~ Crearv
! 10Th james ;. Stevenson William Wilkins
Robert Orr John Gilmore
18th Richard Coulter Richard Coulter
18th Stephen Barlow Thomas RI. Sill.
ONE FOR TWENTY FIVE.
, Ii was only a small mistake in the Ebony cal
cu'atlons, TO put twenty members Of congress out
>oi the twenty-six 10 be elected in PenDsyivania
: certain, beyond all DON'T for the Ai,ii,iistra
ton" Instead of twenty, however, they have
obtained ONE, Thomas II. Sill, Esq. of the 10Th
congressional district. The names Of the cou.,-
ties alone, are sufficient to show that the presi-
Dental question was not brought TO bear upon the
election OF members OF congress, and some Of
them which have given MIR. sill a majority are so
decidedly Jacksonian, that the Adams party did
not even venture TO nominate a candidateior as
Isembly. Messrs. Barlow and Sill agreed be fore
the election TO upon their own merits and
claims, without identifying themselves in anv
way with the presidential candidates. Mr. Sill
was an old member, and had made himself very
popular by obtaining several important "a yors for
Erie Harbour, and other sections OF his district !
His advantages his competitor who was
new candidate, were therefore very great.
Harrisburg Reporter.
NEW-YORk--0ncs 1norel
Cory Of eIetteJ to The Editor Of the .pe,cQrk In
tcifgeneer, dated.
NEw-EoRE, Oct. %, 1925
DEAN StA.--
have just returned from Albany, where
have been TO attend the term Of the Supreme
Court, which you well know, brings together
lawyers ION all parts OF the state, and am cna-
bcd therefore TO give you the most accurate in
iegenee, in regard to our political prospects here
! ~ IS reduced to moral certainty that General
Jackson viii receive from "a TO 30 votes and az a
test on this subject the friends OF the "Farmer OF
Tennessee" offer 10 stake their money 10 any a.
mount on 2i votes. There are but fceire votes in,
the state that considered in any way doubtful
and out OF these fOeipe the friends of jackson have
The candid men Of all parties, consider the fate
0i Mr.. Adams aud his Cabinet as sealed, and this
TOO without vote for the General in ,ew Jersey
Maryland, Louisiana; and bets are offered by
the Albany Jackson Committee on 30 majority;
and The friends oi Adams, after taking a bet Of
$50 Upon 90 majority, refused 10 20 any further
upon ihat proportion Mr. Van Buren, will he O.
iec'cd by majority, Of more than 20, O0O, and of
Ols his friends are 60 sanguinc, that they have
offered 70 hazard the money upon that result
Very respectfully, yours, sc.
S0J.IIf0 a. DfsCLosURTs.-Wc haze az rre.
sent but very few words to say IN reference to
ne article Oh our outer form, irom The National
llnteihgencer, written by the President of the
Cnited states. IL MIR. Adams thoughtit expedi.
en- 10 give such an account Of his confdentia' dis
closures to Mr. Jefferson IL is to be regretted, on
some accounts, that ne had not chosen some other
occasion, and some other time, to relieve his mind
"o questions will very naturally adse in the
mind OF the reader. ii Mr.. Adams hal in his
possession, unequivooal evidence" as he says
ne had, OF plot Tor the dissolution of the Union,
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