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


I'VE think shall give jackson 700 votes in
this county and that Adams vote viii not exceed
l25.
Northampton Nos. l. 1928.
81 herewith send you statement OF the poll for
Electors OF President and Vice President OF the
United States for this county yesterday. Jack
son Ticket 80. Adams Ticket 30. The Election
was not so full as expected:-many voters be-
ing prevented from attending by bad weather
The proportion of those who did not attend was
greater in favour of Jackson than the votes ,aken
and confidently hazard the opinion that the alb
sent voters were as to in favour Of Jackson
g News Of the Election AT Drumnond Town
in Accomack County, has just been received, and
the poll stands Jackson Ticket l72. Adams Ticket
159 he ews from the election AT BoxoJn's has not
been yet received, but should it arrive this eve
ming will add il. So far, think, Messrs Gales
and Sea,on will be woeiulIy disappointed in their
calculation upon the tide-water section Of the Old
Dominion.
Adams upon the Eastern Shore, and certain AL :
ministration paper printed in Princess Anne, So
Inertet county mot remarkable, however, for its
vcracity or political Integrity few weeks a
go sent forth to the Public that Accomaci was four
or five TO one in favor oi the Administration Now f,
the fact H., the Jackson cause is daily gaining
ground in Accomack, and l have no doubt, tiia
in a few weeks, there will be a decided nldjOTifv
for the Patriot General. And here too, Tin n orrh
ampton) The Administration gentry were bold e
result shews their miscalculstions
:" No news by the mail from Bloxom's.'
ELECTIONS.
The returns from Philadelphia and the Is coun-
Ties Of Philadelphia, Delaware, Chester, Lancss.
ter, Montgomery, Lehigh, Bucks, Lebanon,
Northampton, York, Cumberland, Berks, Scbuyl-
kill, Franklin, and Adams, give Jackson a ma
jority OF only III ,295.--The whole result will not
be less han $4,000 majority!--Governor Shulze
voted the Jackson ticket
Chto.-We Can make no; ing certain OF the re-
tUrns--We deem 1t extremely probable that Trim
bio is elected Governor; though both parties still
continue to claim the maiority.--The polls for E
lectors on the 3lst uit. are beginning to come in
both parties ssngUine about the result. The
Baltimore Marylsuder (Ad) says 4" In Clinton
county, Ohio, where Campbell, the Jackson candi
date for Governor, had a majority Of one vote, the
electors Of Adams and Rush have majority OF 30I
being gain since the governor election OF 800
votes In Warren county, Ohio, where Campbell
had majority OF seventy votes, Adams and Rush
have majority Of 1913, being gain of 1873 votes
Seven townships are heard from IN Trumbuli
county, which give the Administration $40 ,naior;.
ty, aud the letter adds, that we will have 1900
majority iu the county.'-A letter from Lebanon
TO that Editor assures him ono fears need be enter.
taped for Ohio; She has done her duty She
will give 10000 majority for John @. Adnis y
"a private letter 10 the Editors Of 'ie ". inteiii-
Geneer from Columbus, Nov. 2, states 'the mails
from the East and West have this moment brought
US The news, that we have gained 120 votes; pre-
cisey in nine counties, more than Gov. Trimblc
received over Mr.. Campbell, at The late election
in the same counties. II is beyond all doubt that
tho administration will prevail in Ohio. The ma
jority will probably be six or seven thousand
votes"
II. conira--the Cincinnati Republican Of the
ist says, OF the vote Of that City and its County.
(tfsmlton:) f" This eiiy,i will he seen, has given
more than three thousand FIVE hundred votes, and
The county has no doubt exceeded seven thousand
aye hurdfcl, giving ns;, grn q &c IselssA