Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-23

honour. One circumstance the foundation of
many bon mot with hs contemporaries II was SAID
among other things, that he was always prepared To
she'd tears, er teinpore, but hat he never wept.
The contemplation OF his character, i'll every
prct, results ia the melancholy conviction that
John Quincy Adams was one ol the most solemn,
..ccessiu and accomp li>hed hypocIites tina, has
ever figured in the political world
VOICE OF I'll q PEOPLE.
SIGNS ils .Se,c f0,k.--A lette, from Catsk in
Greene county, after informing the editors OF the
\. Argus Of the vote OF the Bird regiment OF rifle
men Cairo (viZ: tor Jackson sS3 ana Adams IS J
states that the prospects IN ths county are very
liat,ering, and the JLcksunian' wll most assur,Ii>
give thc republican electors III 'jority OF at ia
500" In IIoga CO. military companies voted, )
leo, a. 6, and = neutral. Capt, Drinks coinpan'
j. 80, a. Sin the town OF Cayu,a, TWO o., "a
MES OF infantry vo,ed for j. 50, \. /. In Broon-
county, il is given out by the Adams mon thar %
Elcc.or will be nominated by theJn. doubt tii
(says a correspondent OF the Aieus;) be. there Is
no possible chance their success. Ia SfcU-
jes county, Capt. Sehring's rifle company voted .
! -, A. IS. In Puindm couny, Capt. Deans co..-
! pany, J. IA, A. Officers drill al boyd'S j. ~,
\. 5, IN Cortland county, Capt Phelps comp
nv J. la. II. In 81 Laurence county, Cap
Niccl's company j. 10, a. 7-llowaid's conlpa..,
J. II, \. Nv Wilson's company, j. ~, A. AZ. -
OnOnddgd county, two companies voted j 81
81 In Clinton county, NiiicoN's company, j..
so, a. IS. In allegheny county, Capt. knight, :
- e
and Davies companies voted all Tor ]. with the
exception of 3 for a. end Heutrais AZ the rom-
pany trainings in Gniiord, iSI took dinner; vot
was TAKEN for !. 1904. 1. At Capt. Eddy's roin-
pany uaining IN Oxford, for j. Al, A. l3-At an
officers drill OF the 18th regiment OF liiemen,
| 81, a 10 In Poyne county, " estiall- iiiieme,,
| NJ. A.-Dunas company 33 8 a. In W"sh
angtOn couDty,a company voted 81 j. III a .s5 neu-
| train another company commanded by IN az
ministration man, the vote was }. 80, a. y. Ia
| Np.H nix AT a IN attached
the roth regiment, the vote was j. 10, \. ),
neutral In Schenectady coum y, company OF ri
| iiemen voted j. 81. A. In Omphi'iS county q
vote was taken in Lansing amona ceT;. farmer,
| for \. 10 fot jim Hector, n, for jackson and
| 1 for Adans-in the town Of Dryden, Gem
pany OF the militia and the spectators II tcr j. an
| u Tor .A.--iu the town OF Ne~hrd rifle mpl-
n.y. ~ j. 10 Ain The town OF Caroline, militia
| nv company, 33 in number, unanimously Tor Jack
son-in Ithaca, in company OF between 30 nd 40
only four were for Adams SUM TOTAL OF the
preceding votes, about 1912 for Jackson, and 2S3
| for a. A variety of CDnuentiOnS has been held by
! the People. In Livingston co. a full Convention
! nominated delegates to the HerkrneI Convention,
and adopted resolutions approving The nomination
OF Jackson and Calhoun. L l. calculate thai the
| republican ticket Will &C succeed by hant- onr
| majority, though tie county L IN the mdsi oil t'
! Anti masonic feeling" In Putnam aud OIsnda-
| 70 counties, delegates were hppoiuJed " e Il
! kner Conv eniion. III Monroe 0uniy, one
| of her l6 towns was represented, and tie del "a
| non exceeded in numbers any other convention
| ever neId in the county. Three degates were APP
pointer To tie Hrrkler Cow en- ion, and spirited
resolutions adopted. large and respectable meet
| ing of the Republican youug men Of SchOh1rit
| county assembled at Middicburg, adopted very
pointed resolutions, and appointed Drls gates 20 the
Young mems State Convention. cali OF The young
| men OF Rochester signed by three bundled
Young men of the vilage-and notices tor othe,
| towns were signed By between 500 and 100 young
nlen--Thtts they go'
| g.
! resting State The Jackson Committee ior VI iam
township, in Hamilton county, has approved OF te
nomination maize by the Jackson delegation for the
| county At IA muster OF two militia companies III
| the township the vote for 81, y. BIG. Al
the last Presidential election, this township gave
only 81 votes for } when a. received "a, and Clay
A. 4 meeting OF Inc republicans TO th nunbeI
of about 500, was held al Steubenville, Jeser on
| 60 and among other resolution they adopted III.
| following: Res0lgGd, nat we recommend h oul
| Fellow itzen-, IA the surc.t pledge OF
| cess in tn Presidential canvass, the most pcricc
,lndnmity in all oar elections, esp ciasiy Dn the
second Tuesday OF Oc,ouer neXi;.iat, on that ID y
no discussion, Ierissness, no neglect, private
concern Whatever (for there is 40 interest earth
so iupor ant a. the preservaton OF civil and
ligious ghts ought 10 he permitted prevent our
| united efforts III favor oil the jdchSon democratic
| ticket throughout. in UefilSeY county, t't"c
military companies lad voted Gu addition TO the
in our iagIo J. II5 a. 37--Sun Total oil the com
panies in this county, J. 305, a. So The Cincin-
natl NJ Republican has . assurances from arnos
every section OF the State, that the Democracy o
| Ohio is wide awake TO the great cause in which il
| is nov engaged, and the brightest pro-pect and
the strongest probability exists that the Jackson
| ticket of electors ior this State, will succeed by
decided and respectable majority" The Muskin-
| gum Messenger OF the 9th says, that " the Adam
| men i'm their calculations the vote Of Ohio.
! seem 10 think that the main body OF Clays former
friends will stick to him in the support OF Adams.
| Nothing was ever wider OF tie truth. Numbers OF
! high minded citizens who supper cd Mr.. Clay d.
| a Rebubiican Candidate, and friend of the West,
will not be carried over by him 20 the ranks OF a
man whom hey always opposed as an aposiate fed
| eraIist and an enemy tine West. They voted for
| CLAW as President but never intended to give him
power OF attorney, TO transfer ,hem a. suited his
ambition. A. III saw him giving his sup
| port 10 Adam, and accepting oiiIce Under hin,.
! they felt that he had degraded himself, and they
| immcdia ely quit him Ne every day men
who would almost h @ sscriiIcei them Ives 10
serve Cl0y warm and jealous in the cause OF Gen.
Jackson II j. ridiculous, then, 10 claim the former
| fgenis Of Clay the supporters OF al ms, and
without Thirds OF them Adams Cannot 81 OH e.
| No doubt there are some, who over OOkiug all on
i.rtions, -ll support Adams for the sake of Clay.
But let thc.c dcluded Cay-m'n go as they please,
enough votes will remain in Ohio TO elect the Hero
OF Orleans These remarks are entitled TO still
more weight because the NJ. Messenger support
ed II. Cay in 1925 and because " MuskiDgnin
county gave larger vote to NV Clay than any o.
ther in the State, except Ross.
Rentucky--A dinner was given TO Major Bar
ry at Georgetown, Scott co. or the I'd inst. Ia bis
acceptance Of the invitation, lie states : " The
causes OF my failure are well understood at home
and abroad, to be local and peculiar 10 myself.
The election of Lieutenant Governor, and oil ma
joriies to both branches oil our State Legislature
favorable 10 the principles coDtended for, is
a.. f..af e