Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-02
KENTUCKY.

KENTUCKY.
The official returns OF the vote ofkentucky haV
heen received.
Adm. Governor, Metcalte oo.S4o
AL do. Barry 1921
Maj. 7o9
Jack. Lieut.. Gov. Breathitt 81 o4l
Adm. do. do. Underwood o6454
Maj. 1.087
,,.,e,,o majority over Rrcathitt 1899
Barry's majority over Breahtt o9H
The circumstances in which the friends OF the Admins
tration rumphed in Kentucky gather from me pa
ners render the victory glorious and honorable 10
the State, than the majority had been 10000 IN an oiu
nay election. 80. ha +roversad N !
state appealing the different interests, oplnloh an
ppiul,ces of the different sections
Ten out Of Ia members of Congress were active an
thor ugh going Jacksonites -,.., u.o,.
during the session of Congress, all calcula 10 mi
lead and blind the people, were thrown INTO mat state
tic Combination leaders. assembled at washington mi
Remember the characteristics OF tn TWO arues-ihy
Jackson-ar.lent bold, active, untirlng. generally ny
ayerse to strife, and missing an eectonl pc hu
Ans--embracing principally the retiring, the graYs a q,
more quiet classes, the aged and Behefaiy sue" do "
like t,,inui!, strife, and violence ,
The Relief and New Court men, whether Jackson %
Adams rallied round their eloquent and popular cnaof>
The distll EuiSllcd joan rope, an w, "'s r. II
man, tiayersed the country anu eHlPlofeu mo
in behalf OF Barry. -, H.
Illegal Jackson votes are now ascertainea 10 haSS pe
taken 80 in one county and fifty another, and
men were hired, vote in counties to winch they da
belong and then to their several places OF res
dence--the election continuing three days. ...;. |
From what is known Of Jackson illegal Young,
is nationally concluded that the Administration ma)ortl
was diminished neutrality-suspicious. thousands.
More that 1910 Dolls Of the Jackson fund reached he'll
lucky, and this business Will DC proved 10 the oo.eo
Gen. Mtc;f, on the contrary commenced the cohteSy
under manifest sa,lvaaes He was but partially KNOW
throughout the Safe and his personal acquaintance extern
ded but little beyond the district he Represented IN 20
rress He unable to leave Congress unii May, an.I
when he arrived Ma Barry had already taken the nell
and visited large portion of the State. He was marked
gu, by the jackson men as corrupt man VINO mao SOFA
OF his States and disooeyed the instruction oi he Le
fisaure. Every act of the General Government abou
Which there could be cau land at his fee.; and he
was held responsible for the He was charged witt
being Mr. Clays man" .Mr Adams mani" sent out from
Washington dragoon the People OF Kentucky INTO SUB
MISSION and secure their vote for Adams. In aword
he was assaulted the ground Of his having voted for Mr.
Adams and supported his measures and the question be
fore the People OF Kentucky, whether they would ap
prove that aud sanction those measures, 6y Dotf
ion hint In rapid visit throughout the State, Gen Met
cafaecned his and Congressional cou SCI and sae'
his election upon that and upon his avowed and continued
Partially MIR, Adams lie was assailed boldly, and me
the question boldly the result u.s. tina he has been elected
Under all the opposing circumstances given above, IN
friends OF the Administrations find they hav the majority
No one believes that the jackson Party did not put tort
its whole strength; and although It IS SAID that near
thousand voters remained away from the polls IN ang
district, it would be concedlns too much' Judging 1r. s
te well known character Of the party, admit hat fit
mart of them belong to the Jackson ranks. we have
therefore, every to believe that the friends OF IN
Administration assured OF Their stehBn' VIII com
out in November, and not only MAINTAIN the victory whc
they have ganed but triumph by much larger mAort,