Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-17
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las The average jackson insioriiy is Ife. There
Is an average Administration majority OF 30 only in
the who'o electoral ,'isuict, composed OF frede
rick, Washington and Allegheny. The friends Of
Jackson are in high sp'sis and ardent in their en-
er'ions. The following account OF the results OF
the late election from the baltimore Gazette
an impartial paper-is az Just and impartial. as
might be expected, u these tunes:
ne resui, oil The election OF Delegates to tie
State Legislature IN Mar yiaia, VIII not cause any
change IN The political Character oil the State goo
Vernment, ami the comparative strength ofihe Adj
ininistration and JACKSON parties IN the House is
only Altered by an increase Of one vote to Tie a.
dams party VINO were las, year me majority, and
a consequent REDUCTION o, the jackson fninority-
The Senate having jackson majority as before,
anu The Administration majority on JOINT ballot
AS respects the evidence afforded ny the re''iit
o. the eecion oiOeieGases, Oh ,he prooaoie result
oi the electoral election IN november, me TWO
political parties differ as usual as TO It's tendency,
although they agree, that as 10 majority OF the
electoral districts, u IS by no means conclusive
henfuchy-Ihe jackson party has the advan-
age IN point oil talent and exertion John Pope,
Barry, Bledsoe, SC. are in the ie!d-and the only
inan OIL the other side, who is able 10 cope with
these distinguished Orators, u J. ). Crttenden,
" no Is almost paraised by the course which he had
previously taken. Public meetings and dnrers
ar, exhibiting throughout the state; ana orauois
ana addresses, calculated to rouse and inspire the
people, are continually pouring from the press.
We have now before US two oil the speeches OF
John Pope, dictated by the boldest and most I'M
comprising spirit, which shall lay, If possible,
before our readers. They deal death-sirokes at
ii. Clay and the Coalition. 1T he Press Is also de-
cidediy III their favor. The Adminis,i alton has no
paper in all the West, able TO cope with the Frank
fort Argus the Louisville Advertiser. Ihc
jackson party, indeed, seem determined to stretch
every sinew-they are animated by the highes;
hopes" We have taken the field III defence oil
violated principle, Gays John Pope,) and we owe
to ourselves, and to our country TO persevere 10
10 prd ss--'Tharn In M N nj fhpt
success.-A letter from Hardin county, oil the 18th
uii. states, thar she will give The Old Farmer u
Tennessee 500 majority, at least.'A letter from
| Nelson county, same date, says " never saw Il
finer spirit up, than now prevails among the Jack
son party in this county. am confident Nelson
ber.'' a letter from Caldwell county, Of the 18th,
! says: " Many, very many, Of our jackson friends,
could not be prevailed upon, az the late election TO
! vote for Maj. Barry. The vote between Breaihiit
and U Underwood III this District, was about the fair
test Of The jackson strength Bseatht's majority
| was upwards oil 100, while that OF Barry on
! ly $50. think our majority in November for
Old Hickory will. exceed 1000. Al all events we
shall be able 10 give good account OF ourselves
when the = tug oil war; shall come The Lou
svi'ie Advertiser states, that all the information
Il had received from Lyons district serves TO con-
lrm the opinion, that, had all the Jackson in
that single district, voted tor Barry, his election
would have been secured."-A thousand signs
isto' the most Propiiious results in the State OF
Kentucky.
OfI0--A writer in the Cincinnati Republican
has embotied in one article the deinonSl rationS
OF puoc sentiment in 10 counties; so far they
could be gathered from the ballots OF militia meet
/ ings-..s votes are 1877 for Jackson, and 7l2 Tor
Adams.
LonisianG-The Signs from this State are thick
ening against the Coalition. The Natchez States
man OF the 18th states, that g The Adams men
1ureys district, admit d Jackson majority of zoe
there. This alone would give the General the vote
OF the state. But what are the facts! In the tire,
eastern pine oodS parishes, Mr.. Gurey received
majority OF 81. Now at the militia reviews io
these three parishes which occurred since the
election, the vote was taken, and the result waf-
For Jackson, 900
FOR Adams, -
jackson majority, SJ5
rms would give Gen. Jackson the state by ma
Jory oil 667. But this is not alt in the two parish
cs oil East and North Baton Rouge, Gurley receiv
ed majority OF 21S; now these parishes are a
least equally divided, which would Increa- c Jack
sons majority TO nine hundred and joriy-sir.
lin Livingston's District, the Statesman claims
an ultimate majority CT $50 Tor Jackson-fhe AT
. IahaPas Gazette allows tho friends OF Adams ant
LAY small majority in the above District, but il
IT'S own Congressional District Che Sd) il SAYS "lh
Parishes OF 81. Landsy and Avoyeies, will proba
.Dy gave inalorties Tor Adams, and the contest IL
the Parish OF ST. Martin, will be close IL
all the other Parishes, eight in number, the Jack
son maJoriue5 may be considered certain. MIR
Pfeht' at uie last election, received at least 2o'
Jackson votes, while Gen. Over,on did not ohtall
Jackson Committee OF Corresponding OF Phiadei
P'iia nave received d letter from the jackson Com
"'.ee o' dPothef dS'rct oil Louisiana, OF Sept |
"hich says:
IN ne iirst congressional district, represented
~ w. "hi'e' she majority agtinst Us WIZ De a.