Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03

la MIR. Suriey's District, entcrtaIs no doubt u.
'jackson's receiving the vote OF the State. At q
review in the Parish Of Washington. the vote was
taken on the Presidential election, and the vote
was in Washington, 800 for J. l.. tor AIN ST.
Helena $50 j. 10 A.-and IN Clinton $50 j. 10 TO
% for A.These are very different from NE votes
in the Congressional election; astingion then gave
.Gnllcy i2i, Saunders l39-- 81 Helena IA TO G..
iS9 to =. and st. Tamtnany It5 10 g. ~ 10 S.
Add these variations 10 The results in Breni's dis
tic, and The PROSPECTS cheering 10 the friends
oi J.--overions majority over Brent Is Sol.
M.pois--Duncans majority over Foiqu.r is
i23Z--the number of rofe,s has increased 90 two
years more than t00O-and the whole population
u calculated TO be increased by emigration in the
same time 20.0Uu.--The yantalia intelligence r
estimates, that il the ratio OF representation be fix
ed a, 10000, Illinois will have under the census
OF 1880, three Representatives in Congress.
Indiand- Extract Of "a letter 10 tie Editors NJ
The Enquirer, dated Bonneville a. Sept. L.
" In this state, at this time, this Presidential ques-
ton does not run 10 such height it did some
time back. The people appear to resemble hive
OF bees, that have just uriousy swarmcd, ana then
settled about the same hive, and gone TO work
agaiD.-The most popular belief is, that jackson
VIII receive majority oil from TO s thousand IN
Tins state Abel G.. Pepper, Jacksoute, has
been elected Lieut.. Governor and Ratclill
Boon, IN the 3l. District 10 Congress-
Ven foyk-Ihe members of the Convention at
ierki'ner going from all parts of the state, had
opportunity OF comparing notes about the SEMI
cuates that jackson will certainly receive from ~
10 80 OF the Electoral votes All the Signs are OF
HE most cheering description. The nomination
OF Van Buren, viii give new confidence and vi
s:our to his party The Goshen independent Re-
publican states that the majority tor the Jackson
eiector in the Orange county district &c will not
TALL short OF one thousand vores.''
The Augusta Cons,ituionalist says, that F" il is
well known TO be the settled determination OF the
party, 10 which ATTACHED Cuk Iroup, Govern
FORSYTH. "A thp 10 El,, for1
! 10 support Cen Jackson.''
The links in the "chain'' OF evidence against Mr..
Van Buren, have snapped one after the other. Firs
| i'e oinslf Expressly contradicted the main allie.
gationrhen, the Intelligence insinuatcd that the
design oil changing the Electoral Law was express
| ed by HIM through some friend-That version Wa:
also coniradicted-Then il was stated that Mr. V
had told IT TO the Attorney General of Mary
'anu-But Mr. fancy expressly contradicts il Tn,
bos,on CeDlinel expressly states, that the Treasure
| OF n, 7. had made similar declaration a; Boston
| Elhc Treasurer ayers, that he had not been Il
| boSton-NcNt the CentInel says il the lat.
| Treasurer. Now, il turns out that Gen Thomas
the fdte Treasurer, resides in Rhode island,-an,
that the last time he was in iihany, he's own pro
position 10 change the law ',va secuted by all hi.
republican friends -ihs in;ellgenccr next co
pies an account from some ether paper, which
TINS last paper states IL had obtained circ,it0us
fy, tut upon unimpeachable authority'' (as goot
10 doubt AS the Nat. Intelgrncer's <" indispuiabl,
evidence, y THAT Davis {. Carreal, oil Campbell
county, Kentucky, in circle of gentlemen, We
nsheve at Louisville, affirmed that he had seen
letter from Mr.. Van Buren,, TO Kentucky Mem
Der o.! Congress, stating that jackson would get 2
votes in New York, and added in Postscript, IL
italics, that re ,couid get the iphole # necessary
his DIR Carneal turns out 10 he Jackson man
aud not very likely there FORE 10 breathe the secrets
OF his party, il there were any. This story is il
due lime destined 10 be hissc off like all the res,
In truth, the las. Louisville Advertiser withou
HAVING heard OF this rersioi, says expressly
1--WE have been permitted 10 peruse several OF Ia,
letters OF Mr. Van Buren,, directed to his friends il
Kentucky; and we deem it proper to state, tina
neither OF them contained the most distant init
nation that the electoral lar Of .Ne,c- Ior
I tcoud Pro6d6iy be changed The writer's sol
object appeared to be, to furnish his friends wit
correct information, TO the actual strength G
The Republican party in the great State in which
+ he resides
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