Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-11


eighty six, and u majority for Jackson oi-23i6
votes!'
The Correspondents Of the W ashington | ele
graph is calculated to encourage an expec, alton
OF Jackson triumph.
Ertract If a litter, dated ZanesriHe, I'd Get
1925 III o'clock u. NJ.
DEAR SIR:-We have received the cheering
intelligence and the return of votes for Electors
for President and Vice PRESIDENT Tor this county
Muskingum, Perry and Fairfield, comprising this,
the ninth Congressional district, the jackson cam
did ate TOR Congress, Judge Irwin, got nine hun
drcd and nifty oil a majority at the late state cleo
| ton; II has increased from nine hundred and fifty
to two thousand for the Jackson Electors, max
| ing an average majority and gain in Muskingum
/ oil two hundred and seventy five votes, and in
| Perry five hundred aud fifty, in Fairfield abou,
/ 4o0, and we have received further accounts frou
! The sixth District composed OF Ross, pickaway,
! Fayette, and Hooking, which gave to Mr.. Creigh-
/ ton, the Adams candidate Tor Congress, a. the
late election, three hundred and fifty majolity
| that il has given for the Jackson Electors
majority OF five hundred otes. making gain in
that district OF aloiy 700 votes and in RusselPs
district the 18th, there was dc cided and much
larger vote giyen--there is, however, no iuielli
gence from that quarter, but we may safely cal
| cuiate an increase Tor the jackson Electors over
the vote which lie received OF at least 600. We
shall, n@doubt, have a very great increase, even
IN districts which were set down for the Admin
iStra;ion-we will he, think, able to meet the re-
serve with al least 1900.
Extract Of a letter 20 the Editor, dated LHBA-
NON, Sd Nov. 1928.
| We have heard ftom all the townships in the
| Congressional District but very strong jackson
townships in Butter and the result is, that Jack
son has the triumphant majority. of nineteen hum
dred and iorty votes; and will have this dis
trict with no less than two thousand five hundred
votes. Thus you discover majority has in
creased more than 25 per cent. In this county
| Warren our majority has been somewhat reduced
by the turning out OF the Quakers, who hitherto
seemed as conscientiou sly crupulous of voting at
elections, as they were in bearing arms. 1 have
| also heard from one township in Montgomery and
one IN CIermont, and in each, our majority was
increased more than 25 per cent since the late e.
lection. IHosb TEL
The votes in .Netc Jerseyas far as received, are
favorable to the Administration. "Returns far
received give the Administration majority of 1877
Cumberland, 200 in Salem, and 759 III Glou-
cester counties Phil Aurors.
-Ws,r Jersey Election.
Cumberland County, majority for MIR. Adams, $50
Salem County, do do do l2C
Gloucester County, q Townships to be heard
from, for Adams and 2 for Jackson,) TAI
Burlington County, reported maj. Il5O
| [Phi d. .adu.
.s0etD Jersey Election.
We are just informed by gentleman from
Woodbury. that Gloucester county has given ne ar
ly three TO in favor of the Administration Ele
toral Ticket
In Waterford Township, Burlington county, we
also hear, there is a majority OF rs. In Chester
township, Morris county, Al and i'm Deptford town.
ship 227 majority for the Administration, being
! within rs votes OF the whole number polled in the
. latter township at the General Election.
| Phil. Sentinel.
The election for Member of Congress, and Pre-
s,dentiai Electors closed last night. A gentleman
: from Newark has called this morning to inform
us that the administration majority in Essex coun
ty will be upwards Of 1850; being gain since the
late election of more than 300. In Bergen coun
ty, also, there has been consi ,erable admnistra
| ton gain since the election fortnight since.
nv. Y. Com .4dp.
. Connecticut The Hartford fines contains
memorandum, stating, tina, the jackson eectora
| ticket received $50; the Adams ticket 550-Ir
.Ne,c Haren, the Jackson ticket received ~; the
Adams ticket 4I9. In Hampde,l, the vote stood
for Adams s2-Jackson 10.
| -.hdssnch,Lsetts.-Ye s,erday, the citizens of th
Commonwealth met in their respective towns fol
the purpose Of choosing Presidential Electors, ans
ton in thiscity proves that the Republican friends
OF Gen. Jackson have nearly doubled within the
last six months The following are the returns
! Jackson adams. ScoHer'g
! S39 BIB I55
Chariestc,rn.-Yotc FOR Representative to Con
gaess.-Everett, I34-L NJ. Parker, 226
RorbWy.-For Electors, Administration 394
Jackson ll2-For Representatives TO Congress
baily 3l3, Seaver 100, Scattering g.
Saiem.-Adams 6l5--Jackson 93- For Repre-
sentative 10 Congress, Crowninshield 404, Salton
, stall 23i Cabot 5;, Scattering9.
Cnmbridge.-Jackson Electoral Ticket III
Adams Electoral Ticket 2S0. For Represenativ,
: to Congress, Parker SO, Everett PIT.
Ii is circumstance worthy OF notice that the
Jackson vote cast yesterday bore about the same
proportion 10 the Adams vote, the Crawlor,
strength did in this city at the former presidential
/ election. The vote then stood, Tor the Crawford
electors 1l73, and for the Adams 5000 There il
, this difference, however, in the two cases--Th,
Crawford mixed vote OF federal and repub
lican while that given yesterday for the Jackson
r ticket was purely democratic
4 We now stronger than the Adams democrat
were al the last Congressional election here, whe'
that party gave little short OF 500 votes for thei
candidate-George Blake, Esq.
! This cheering and rapid increase Of partJ
while IN minority, promises an overwhelming
force under the Presidency OF Andrew Jackson. =
p Statesman
/ THE ENEMY ROUTED AND DEMOLISHED
II New YORK, Nov. 6--Last evening, 1T sun
set, terminated Que OF he most desperate politi
U cal contests ever known in this state, in any
other state in the union. The crossing OF the
Balkan Mountains, and the storming of Schoum
e la were children's play to 1T But we are vicfo
rous--Od Hickory is in by SEVEN TOTEM
THOUSAND MAJORlTY-Van Buren, an,
lThroop have equal vote-our Senator is elec
ted---our whole Assembly ticket is in--nay, il j,
said by the best calcuators, that our CoDgression
al ticket and ticket for county officers, alst
], successiul-ihe lowest not less than 1000 major
: ity.
In polling 25,500 votes it must be admitted tina
great divisions & differences of opinion must have
Q prevailed. Our whole ticket would moi have boeI
placed, even remotely, in danger, had it not beer
: for the Anti Auction ticket Its ncr edible 10
= tice the exertions made for itthou- ands OF dol