Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-04

co upon toG SHuNasS- tie C.I.cgesI gour-
ties, made mp from information derived from
the best Sources, and under circumstances
where there could be possible motive for
deception, the display Of sangnine expectations.
OF the remaining twelve electors, the probability
OF the election OF six, friendly TO Gen Jackson
very strong. Districts which ten days ago were
considered in favor Of the Administration, may
now be set down rs jackson districts, owing to
the change ofpublc opinion, and the strong infu
ence which the general conviction, oil the defeat
OF Mr. Adams, has produced. The mistakes com
United by the Administration party, in their
dcavours to take advantage of the Anti Masonic
excitement, have ruined their prospects in the
state election, and, in no small Legree, con,ribu-
ted to cishearten their adherents. In relation TO
the Governors Observation-Disclosures members
oil our house who are we'll informed, s. as accu-
rate Observers as any IN the state, have admitted
that Mr.. Van Burcu will be elected by a, east 90
thousand majority.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
SAMUEL SMITH.
Hon. C. C.. YEnrLArcx.
Extract Of letter from member of Congress to
the Editor, dated
"MADisoS Country, n. L. Cct.22, 1928.
"The great struggle in this State comes on in a
few days. We think ourselves well prepared iorEt
and anticipate glorious victory. You must not be
surprised if Mr.. Adams does not get six electors
IL he gets twelve. will consent to be considered
no Judge Of the indications Of popular opinion
every body: beyond the tennessee river he
will not poll 1000 votes. That region is within
The particular jurisdiction OF Governor Southwck
who admits no intruders. VAN buren, MUST
HAVE MAJORITY OF FROM TWENTY
TO THIRTY THOUSAND"
Extract Of q letter from q ,ner,Je of Congress
10 the Editor, dated
SCHENECTADY, (N.Y.) Oct q, 1928.
take this occasion TO greet you on the aus
picious projects OF favorable result TO the presi-
Dental campaigns; doubt exists among us here,
o! the Generals success
The friends of the Hero do not anticipate
more from this State than wi! be fully realized.
MIR. Van Buren, will be elected Governor by an
overwhelming majority"
The following has been handed to us-an ex-
tract from a letter written by warm partzan of
The Administration in n. York, to gentleman in
this District
eve have two powerful spirits operating against
us here, viz the D-i and Martin Van Buren,;
and you need not be surpriz.d if we do not get
more than votes" GWssh Tel
PENNSYLVANIA
The majority fer the Jackson members Of Con-
gress is ii 1872.
NEW-JERSEY
To the editor Of the Argus, dated Bergen county.
New Jersey, Oct. %.
Sir-Perceiving in your paper OF Thursday
last, statement COPIED from the administration
paPers) OF the recent state canvass in New jersey
IN which the administration majority is nut down
at 3l76, have request that you will correct il.
The actual majority within 90 cannot perhaps b.
stated; but sufficient actual returns have come
to band to justify the assurance that the Adams
majority does not exceed 555 votes.
Adams majority in 1928, 554 In 1926 Sis
In 1876, the Adams maioriy in the state OF
New-Jersey, at the congressional election
was els
This year SIS
difference, in2 yrs. in iav. of jackson of 1868
The friends of Gen. Jackson in Newt Jersey
are confident of carrying the state for him. The
votes oil Pennsylvania, Ohio, and New York will
swell the old Hero's vote beyond the necessary
NUMBER but New-Jersey will be proud, and is de-
terInined TO place her vote beside theirs
t-ai5any -4rgus.
TENNESSEE.
Sign In Anderson county, at a rcgimenta
muster, for Jackson sos, Adams none In Bount
606 for Jackson, for Adams I2--At Newport for &
ZIG, for Adams 0G0l
dnother Sign in Yiyginia AT muster OF
the Lower Battalion in Rockingham, county, out
oil upwards OF 2oO men btt eight stood for .Iddn,s