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

Gle IN ,t,is paper-wiii give jackson ., and u-oba.
bly, Z, IL not more, votes. The party there are in the
highest spirits,
The rFest-prcsents every thing :, cherish our
hopes and animate our confidence
kentucky-M..cafe's ,ncayre majority of 7Os 1,
now still further FILTERED down to 500 (hy a mis-
take since discovered III the returns Of the Sheriff
OF Ca.oway.) 609! why, that is less than ! Jack
SON votes 10 each countylet only that small mum
Der DE transferred from Metcaiie's to jackson :
poll In November; aud the thing is Done The Co
aitonists twit us by reminding US OF the jackson
estimates before the election But the rotor, is rea
10y To our hands. Where are the 1000 and T., 900
majority you claimei FOR Me,calie? Why did one
OF your most distinguished Claytes write the other
day. that unless they got from 900 10 5000 MAORI
", their cause was gone: TLey take refuge III an
| Irish species OF consolation. =" The majority beias
Smdu has rather strengthened than diminished
confidence of success in Noy'r.' This j. the para
COX OF the Len Repofier--aiid :hcy are fairly well
come TO all The benefit the argument. The Co
clifton are almost asiourdcd in hcn;ucky-they are
trying, rs their last trick, TO angry feeling
against ). Caroiina-and MIR. Ciay's subdued and
packiIg-Ou. Speech Al Cincinnati, piaV into their
hand-and this is the Only feature in his whole
Speech, that shows he has not given up the ship
but The trick viii not answer It's purpose I, is
tried too late; j. is not founded in fact MIR Clay
himself Is forced 10 express his confidence in the
patfiosln and good sense OF the people OF = Caro-
lina--he has no fears for tie Union, Sc &c. The
friends OF Jackson in Kentucky are animated by
the strongest hopes oil success. Their private let
tiers attest their unbouuded confidence. sA letter
tsays the baltimore Republican, from valued
friend OF that state upon whose information we can
rely, because he has the best opportunities of being
weA informed, ana never yet led VI astray) under
date oil the 18th OF August says: Our friends a.
broad may rest assured that event in the womb
OF time IS more certain than that Jackson ScU get
the electoral vote of Kentucky Not one note OF
triumph from Mr.. Clay in his Cincinnati Speech;
not single remark about i,e late sshan.lsome ma
jority," or the =" Al hain Kcn,ucky'--,,ot single
cneer TO ms friends III amy ways to exhileraie and
to inspirit them; Trumpet, no baypipe'' no
"Camphell> are a.coIuing"--thc whole tone of his
hnrangue Is conclusive, that hc did not consider
there was any triumph in Kentucky, or that the
prospects OF the Coalition any other than OF
tie most gloomy description.
Chi0-''Wc have recently received (savs the
Baltimore Republican, from the most respectable.
sources IN Ohio, accounts which induce the most
confident belief ;ha; the OF that state will be
given to General J.ICRSO.E. Ia addition
10 these private accounts, we see hy the Jackson
papers OF the state, i',at friends there are con-
Idcni.-At all masters and other meetings which
we notice, when the vote IS taken, the naiori;ies
are deriiedly Cor Jackson Besides that Jackson
was within II teio hundred votes az strong as Mir
Clay ana many Thousands stronger than Mr.. y
dams, IN Ohio at the last election she cannot fail
! 10 be iiiluenced, i'll degree. Nv her sister
. states, which have recently come out in such
strength Tor JACKSON, and by Tic great state OF
NEW YORK, which, ther is no doubt viii rive
large majority Q. her votes ~ the came diatin-
guiShed citizen
:. p.S. Siuce the above we have been favored
with the perSa OF letter from > decided Admin
isra;lon imam ia Otto 10 his friend IL, this city in
winch, while he states his preference OF Mr.
ADAMS, he gives a. iris opinion, aud the very
generally received opinion, in las part of hc state
tt'at the vote OF Ohio VIII be- given - JACKSON.
Gus i'ien'.' may rest assured OF il, and oi,o-
ncnts may as well nc prepared for it,
Iati2Ra.-ihe accounts about Rome and
Bake are too contradictory to nc rcconcilcd The
indianapolis paper Of tie Els; saws thit Blake has
! II ny majority OF about :.a.-on the other hand
a letter OF 'ie ls,h iror ferrc Elu.c B.ake's re-
siGcncc, gives Boon majority ~ The Vircpn-
mes " Western Suu'' o: TN, 23i s.a,cy. that Boon
Is elected by majority of 9s--but a.!oygn, for
variation ~ ,i,e vote fer Carroll, H.. - las il BY
- niy.-kays death is not confirmed The re
'"Ti's received place him head OF Candy JAioi5,
! dad oil Moore the adams candidate. Jg3.=Vne
Nationni lA;el'gencer with is usual Juggling SAYS
that Kay iwho was by the I've voted for by both
partics) was " ahead Of Or. CANDY Tie JACKSON
candidates; and rot wor.! dues honest Premium
drop OF Mr. Moore ;ile Adams man! Test "a
d"Ins) Is elected 10 Congress; Iui is Jeunings-
tand says the administration Boston Courier
MIR j. was a Jackson man last winter, aud acted
uniformly with The opposition.
7 IH!1lOtS and missouri have - written tl,cir
mark" in characters not 10 be m;sia;sen.-A hulc
tiie authority Of" gentleman oi HIGH private and
public standing in this City" that Mr. Bates will
DC Te-e!cciet with the greatest ease that his cIsc
'!op ich Proue dsciSire ~ he presidential ecti0a
and that - Mir forquer, the administration cauAi-
date, IN Illinois had assured lis friends that the
administration strength was > to I've have the
'fTct along with the prophe y-and never did two
caniidtes receive more signal defeats than Acssrs
Bates and ForqU5r.-ihc elections will nrovc de-
cisye o; the Presidential Election. O. e. d.
.HESStsSTDUf-- Here il :f.fi,ar
the caplden Coalition. In 8 counties, Kinds j,
$50 ahead OF Bingamsn (A.) and addin., Dickson
ard flaiies votes, who are both Jacksonians 10 his
we have SO far nett majority OF 2OII, majority
OF Jackson votes over Bngaman. The ju.el-
hgcncer, with itS customary ilnessc, girbes the
returiis--dnd says the other TWO clndiiatcs be-
sides itlndes ana Biugdinan, had several hundreds
without adding that those candidates were also
Jackson, and these hundreds were 1881
"-th Inc which way shall ily:"
CoRpsn'i5n-It appears by i'le Governors FRO
ciana''on that tbs vote OIL io Convention in Viz
Eor The CJ,gmtjon, 2os25
-4gmaSt, 1886
1880 majority.
The poll Of ;hc county OF Harrison is not ncind
ed, hecduse not received. II il estimated at 1850
FIR, and 81 Misunderstanding The entire niaj0yity
in u ConveHfion $3.50.
We shall attempt 90 lay before our readers on
Friday, t'c Detiis ol the votes in each county Of
the State.
"BV AUTHORITY PRINTERS
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that "The Richmond Enquirer is one OF the ..bT
authority "prncrs, ami has the patronage" "a
uiOug Other DeParitnent) "Oi The Department of
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