Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-25

-veto Kork.-The next Legislature Of N. York
consists, as far as asccrtained, Of 81 friends OF
Jackson 81 OF Adams, and II anti-rnasonic mem
bers-(whote number 12S-one vacancy)
Worth Cdr0iino.-The returns of electoral votes
from 10 Counties, give the Jackson Ticket % $50,
AMI the Adams Ticket {, 225, (wole number Of
counties G3.)
Iasiiuna.-N,ost OF the counties heard from. had
given majori,ics to Jackson Mr.. Blake, the pre-
sent adams member of Congress, is said 10 have
expressed an opinion that Indiana would 20 for ].
by majority OF 5000.
Ge0rSsd.-Eeturns iron, 10 counties give the
IrouP Jackson Ticket for Electors 905t, the
lark jackson do. 8 ,5Sl, the Adams Ticket had in
10 counties b97 votes.--The Washington News
says That this little Administration ticket lodges
along like pnnacc in the wake @. 4 seventy four
hardly one TO hundred"
Es'rae. q letter from .ae,o Jersey, c.u.ed Tn
.Norer,Jey.
Dear Sir.-fou ask me what news /: The Te-
gls'atuFe have adjourned until January, without
appointing Senator, 'tis said with a view 10 as
certain who is TO be the next President before they
ucc'de as the majority not disposed TO sac
rihce the interest of this State, by placing the
whole representation in the Senate in The minor
ny, it has therefore been generally supposed that
Mr. Dickinson will be re elected, lac being un
qucstonably the most efficient man they can send
from New Jersey. t.N. L. Eng.
OHIO
ErtFGcs IF a litter to the Editors from a gentle
man in Columbus, Ohio, Mop. I3ih, 1928.
hasten to apprise you, that the official count
has Just been completed, and that the Jackson tic
ket has prevailed by majority of 4,lS3-aithough
deprived Of more than 1000 votes by inior maIites
OF the Judges OF Elections in their returns and by
the loss OF votes rejected by them.
The Hon. VIM Creighton, ir has been an
pointed District Judge vice byrd deceased.
+" p. So O'Clock p. NJ. The footngs of the
Secretarys abstract, have shs moment been finish
ed Governor Brown, the first named EIector on
the Jackson ticket, had ca .597 votes and Cover
nor Morrow, the first on the Adams ticket, had
63,396; majority 4,20i-Whilst Gen Lucas. the
leading Eiector on the Jackson side had 81 604
ani Zen kendaii on the other side, had Is ,i2l;
majority i,lS3-and l3I ,625 votes polled cut of
| lf5, 7iJ votes, which the State contains
/, Pos. Master az .Neto Ynk-S. l.. Govern.
eur Esq. Of ". York, has been appointed Post
! master of that city Mr.. &; il the son INLAY
OF Colonel Monroe, and though gentleman
OF high responsibility, % whom the attention Of
the Government might well be drawn for his in
| .ivi'sual AMI cstimabe qualities, the appointment
has 10 doubt been made with a particular and kind
regard &" the feelings of Col. MONROE to whom il
viii, without doubt, prove source OF comfort
! EBait Gdz.
Gen. La Fayeffe.--A letter has been received
! by a gentleman OF the city of New York. from
! Zen La Fdyeite, announcing his intention TO Wis
1t the United States, about the beginning of the
mex. month Phil. ID. .9,ir.
/ General La Fdyetie.-There must we appre-
hend,be some error in the paragraph circulating in
most OF the papers, inputing 10 our venerable vet
eran the intention oil revistng this country ne X,
month. We ourselves have letters from him of 4
recentdate. III no manner abiding TO such pur.
pose, and have, moreover, conversed with pc r.
sons I'sst arrived, by the Edward Quesnel and
Francis J. from France, who had lately seen
nm, and TO whom he would most certainly have
mentioned such design, ii entertained BY him
! They however, never heard OF it.
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