Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-23

ton have lost Davenport, Beechcr, Creighton
Wright and Woods; and we have TO doub, ,l,a
Sloane also is gone. WELL DONE
OHIO.-Ea. Tel.
NEw-JERSEY.
As we supposed. i; turns out that the tale OF the
Coalition about New-Jersey is untrue. The Tren-
ION Emporium which came by to-day's mail says
IPdsi. Tel.
.Netr-JtTseY EIeetiom.-The election for mem.
beers OF the Legislature, Sheriff and Coroners, tool
place IN this state last Tuesday aud Wednesday
ne returns as tar as received are suspicious OF the
success OF the Jackson Ticket in the Electoral C.
lection, Tor although in some counties our vote
has been much loss than might hav { been expect
ed, in others il ia much CREATES We sib;oin III,
the news that can be depended on, with any de-
gree of certainty
In Hunterdou, the Jackson ticket, viz. Council.
George Maxwell. Assembly, Enoc,, Clifford. +.
saac q. Fariee, Alexander Wurts, and Stacy G..
Potts, is elected by about 400 average majority o.
over The Adams ticket II will give 900 at least in
the electoral election.
BrR3EN.-Returns from four townships arcre-
ceived. Lodi, Bergen, Hackensack, and New
Barbadoes, which give The Jackson ticket for As
sembiy, Messrs. Cassidy, Westerveit, and Hop
per, an average majority o. about 200. The
jackson and Adams candidates, for Council, were
running head and head-only 4 difference.
SALEM From Salem we learn that the Adams
Ticket is elected by an average majority OF about
80 votes.
In Essex, the Adams Ticket is elected OF
course.
From Miidlesex and Somerset, we learn tina,
the Adams ticket has succeeded in the first by a.
| bout 400; in the second, the Jackson assembly
ticket has succeeded.
Adams majority in Cumberland, 95.
In Morris county the whole Jackson ticke, has
succeeded by a majority of $50.
In Warren County, N. j. there was no Adj
ans opposition.
From Sussex we have not heard, but il is a
strong ia kson county.
In conEr,a, ,,,, E.. II --.-
the Northern mail came in, we suhjo,n the fol
lowing extracts from the Emporium, which shows
that parties i'll New Jersey are no, yet organic
ed on the Presidential quest on.
GREAT MEETING AT THE CAPITOL.
| ALBANY, October Is.-sne Of the largest meet
Eings ever held in this city, convened on Friday
evening ut the capitol. 1t was a most animated
assembiage; and exhibited the preaonina,ins
strength OF the Jackson republican cause. Williart
Gould, an esteemed republican citizen, was GALE
to the chair, and DR.. Peter Wendall and General
! Gansevoort appointed secretaries.
Resolutions, approving OF the nominations O
Andrew jackson ana j. q. Calhoun, and OF Martin
Van Buren, and Enos r. Throcp, and oil the screra
republican JACKSON district and county officers
were reported by a Committee, consistiny of NJ essrs
, Marcy, Livingston, and Stats, and recci ved will
accialnation by the meeting. A general commit
Tee for the city was also appointed. Eloquent an,
: stirring addresses we've made by u. i. Butler ant
j. l.. Niele, esqrs.
20" "S VI eUc SdIhhot Il Nv UUe tIInS
crowded, even upon and above the staircase ant
! upper halls. And this, too, without thc least eff
Tort, nor indeed even the usual or the necessary
eSeriions to apprise the friends OF Gen. jackson
that a meeting was to he held.
! OF the state OF the feeling here no one cnter.ain
q doubt. Il Is decidedly. and by a large vote, 10.
the Farmer of Tennessee and tie Republican
Tickets E3rgWs.
/, DccVNiENTs.-Wc earnestly invite the Eca.
! uerS attention. TO The interesting documents On the
Last Page, clearing Jackson OF the charges made
against him about the execution of the !Sir .JiiLitiC
Hen; as we'll as the Documents on the lst AMI y,
pages, respecting the a Massacre o. the Horse