Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-14
Majority for Adamsin tho whole State, 4l9.
Present State eftse Legislature Of DeIa,cdre.
Adams. Jackson.


OF Kentucky we enter,an very little doubt
The fsarrodsburg Address enters into some ingc-
NOUS calculations upon the subject and then adds
THAT the majority Tor General jackson la the
State, is from 5000 to 10000, there room for
a rational doubt. Within the personal knowledge
OF the members oil this meetiDg, there are hum
dreds OF jackson men who did not 20 to the polls
Or voted for General MetcalIe-enough, it is be
lieved In the counties Of Mercer and " ashington,
or Washington aud Nelson, TO have changed the
result Of the guberr etoriai election"
| Ohio-The following articles are from tho last
cincinnati Republican:
| "GREaT JACKSON MEETING,
| I'm CINCINNATI. Thelargest political meet
ing ever witnessed in this city, held by the
friends and supporters Of Andrew Jackson, on
Thursday evening last, at the Theatre. At ear
y candle light, the crowd began TO assemble, and
I'M the course Of half hour the entire rows OF
boxes, and the gallery and pit, were filled to
/, lowing, exclusively OF hundreds OH the stage
and in the Hobbies. Good judges have estimated
the number present at about twelve hundred per.
SONS, aud there can be no doubt there were more
Than one thousand. The meeting organized
! by the appointment OF DIR. SAMUEL RAMSEY,
Chairman. and DAVID UnNER, Secretary. An
able patriotic. and eloquent Address was deliver
. ed, by MORGAN NEVILLE, ESQ. chairman OF the
committee appointed to prepare one for the occa-
sion, which was unanimously adopted and order
ed 10 be published. Resolutions were also unan.
nously adopted, presenting the thanks Of the meet
ing 10 the committee, for their able patriotic and
!. appropriate address," and cordially to support
,ne jackson Ticket Of this county,, at the O.
Lection on the l4th Of next month";" ROBERT
L. LYTLE, Esq. OH being called on for that pur-
pose, addressed the meeting, OIL the necessity of
exerting our utmost energies and tuence for
the success of the GREAT CAUSE, in which
large majority OF the American people are now
engaged. Ii was an exhibition of talent and i'm
FASHIONED eloquence, which received as it Justly
inerted, the applause Of the whole assembly. The
sirictest order and decorum were observed
throughout, and the meeting adjourned few
| minutes before O'Clock.
| ADAMS IN OHIO
| he popularity OF Mr. Adams in Ohio has. now
reached taat point, beyond which human Calcutta
uon seldom fatters. Few public men have ever
made such progress in the affections of their coun-
trymen, or were more deservedly marked as dis
tnguished objects OF popular Justice. As an il
lustration of the truth of these remarks, we have
the pleasure OF informing our readers, that at
late company muster, in Beaver township Column
biana county, where ll6 officers and privates at
tended, all were tor Adams ercept one hundred
and fourteen, who avowed themselves for Gen.
jackson.
"A similar expression of the public sentiment,
was recently exhibited in this county, at the mus
ter OF Col. Botkns Rife Regiment, consisting of
2e2 persons, who divided on the Presidential cues
ton; the UhOis number Of whom turned out Tor
Adams, except two hundred and forty one, who
were Tor Jackson; and thirty four declined voting.
| "A portion OF our citizens will regret to learn
that the prospects of Mr.. Adams in Butler county
are not quite so cheering as the foregoing. At a
| regmental muster which took place at Hamilton
on the goth inst, the Presidential question was
tried, when there appeared none for Adams 80
neutral, and two hundred and one for Jackson.
"Ihese are Signs OF the Times" and proofs of
the eacton IN Ohio, worthy Of particular at
ention OF his honor the Mayor of Washington,
| ana vi tile coalition presses genera ally
| .Se,o JeySeli--We do not count upon her yote
with any species Of contdence-but the last "
| Y. Courier says, " Even New Jersey which sin
weeks since, we were willing TO give TO Mr.. Ap-
| ANS, has gwen ve'y evident signs, that the can
didate OF the people, will receive the vote of the
State or Louisiana, we have the following ex-
tract Of letter, received by the Jackson Commit
tee OF Philadelphia, from jackson Committee of
Louisiana Aug 29 =" As to LOUISIANA, the friends
OF andrew jackson have every reason to calculate
on suecess-Of the congressional districts the
hrs Mr.. Livingstone is the only one in which
the administration can calculate majority, which
III no event can exceed 300: In the I'd, GGur-
ley's the Jackson majority will not be less than
500, and may reach 1000: In the Sd EOyerton'.l
we lately ousted one of Mr.. Clay's most devoted
adhcrents, Mr.. Brent, by majority Of 30I: In
tins district we think there will be 500 majority Tor
Andrew Jackson
While then, there is so much to animate our en-
ertions, Let US be up and ADDING. Let each man
HE TO the Polls OH the Sd of November TO assis,
| the Cause Of jackson and Reform.
This day d called the Fest of Uri.piaop
Neadersbut the sober truth will dissipate all its
idle illusions. The vote of Virginia doubtful
why II Is as unnecessary to contra-c; H. asi il alb
surd 10 maintain, the proposition The most ad,an
tageous wagers have been held out III every vsrI.
ETY. OF formula, upon the vote Of yirgiuia-but no,
a man of the QuZzical Society, can be tempted to
touch Tive tell you again, Sirs, that we shall
rou you, horse, foot and dragons. With all your
Extras, scattered through the Common wealth.
with all your levies Of men and money, to crcu-
f,o,x To-
which have been rcuted over and over again. TO
the thousandth time-with a zeal which would
have graced Tar better cause you destined to
experience a tremendous overthrow. All the Ad.
ans men will be at the polls-but they will find
the Jackson men there ready to cope with them
and to overwhelin them. The Jackson Commit
tees are doing their duty. They are providing
hckets-and the good people OF this Commonwealth
are rising in the majority Of their s,res 9Th
They will risk nothing on chance. They will go
to the polls, and do their duty to their country
They what dark day is to come upon tile IN
| If power thus unrighteously obtained, and dis
gracefully abuscd,were to be sanctioned and cont.
nued by their votes or by their apsthy-and they
are Sirding on their swords for the final rencontre
g" On, friends, on" Let US put down this mis-
chievous administration by such majority that
1t may prevent all hopes Of the resurrection Of
its principes'-and that il may warn very ambi-
tious man hereafter, how he dares to abuse the
confidence and violate the rights Of the people
Coming to the POintI--A large public Dinner
has been given at Louisville, tx } TO Mai. Barry
about 400 persons were prescnt--Nr. John Pope
attended az an invited Guest. On a toast being
given ~ honor Of Mr.. p, he addressed an ami
mated and eloquent speech" TO the company, in
which he " explained the principles involved in
the momentous controversy in which the Tepubli-
cans OF the nation are now engaged, and entered
into brief but severe investigation Of the public
conduct of Mr.. Secretary Cay."-An outline Of
Ia lie ID We hail her fl.