Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-21
RroHE9oMD. ooT. Fl.
TIE GLORfOJTS YICTORYY

MAJORITY!
" The Canpbells are indeed a-com;ng -
Scarcely had the Coalition done lurrainy for their
pretended successes in MARYLAND, (yhere the ma.
Jority OF votes really in our ia vor or 70, their
| mighty triumph in Delaware, whose three votes
we ndd cheertuiIy given them, when the State of
IMnsyiVania arises in all the majesty of her
srehgtn ana seals Tor ever the fate # the Coali-
4on' Nothing can save them now Tie vote of
pennsylvania carries AN irresistible moral force
with It. IL puts down all their ,,onsensicai slanp
ABOUT revivals and actions which the Presses OF
,ne Administration had conjured up to rally the
ws es " 'he'r partizans-New Yo!k, Virginia.
maryland, he two Carolinas, Georgia, Alabama.
tennessee, mississippi Missouri, Illinois, Indiana.
Kentucky and Ohio, will initiate her example: and
IN Few nays, this miscellaneous administration will
oe hurled from its iil-gotten pnwer.-we congratu.
late the friends Of the Constitution uuon III. oyer
wheiming victory in Pennsylvania
Never was there complete rout The Adj
su1s rarity are literally beaten, horse, foo, and
Dragons Their stronghold, the City Of Phiia.
ue'Pnia' mas gone against them; and Mr.. Sergeant,
tneir leader in the House of Representatives. and
their favoritc Minister TO Panama, has been re.
Jected by amajority of 55T.-Ali the returns from
the whole State have not We, come in-but we
nave enough 10 be convinced, that there will no,
~; oe an Auams Representative from Pennsylvania
IN the next Congress, and that the Jacksonmen
nave carried the day by at least 30 600 maority-
rms Is indeed victory. We give the particulars
from The Philadelphia Sentinel, and other papers
WE nave, "a we predicted, (says the Sentinel
on the l5th) s,ccpi all by The board. JUDGE
Heinphill is elected in the room of MIR serge,n,
by majority of 57.-Mr. Su,he r,sn, i'm the frs,
L,sric' has majority of 2O44 over Peter A
browne, Esq.-Mr. Miller of the third district has
beaten his opponent, Mr. Harvey Inv a naiori,v or
z3'o.-Ihe Jackson members OF Assembly in III,
cry, are elected by average majority of 1851 -
In the county of Philadelphia, the jackson assem-
ply has carTiedb by i0no msjority.-Thus tn city
ana county OF Philadelphia send IL member of
all fn. -.
have elected their city councils We shall there
lore, nave aJackson mayor. And the patronaa, of
The city now falls into the hands of the Jack .oni
ans.-our majority al the electoral electin i'm thu
cry ana county OF Philadelphia, cannot be less
IMAM from to 5000.-We give the annexed re
turns, as specimens Of the action talked of by
binns. Gales * Co. in PENNSYLVANIA This etr.c
ton seals The fate Of time serving trinmers polti
ca, protisa tes' ani unprineipled chang ceilings"
30S2-Brownc a. 1898
econd Disf1cf-l2 ,cards or PhiladeyDhia =
hemphi! 90 1857 Sergeant "a 1910
:, Tn Third Dist'iet-MilIer q } 45I2-Harvey (A)
Jackson ASSEMBLY. adams.
William Lehman 520I Abraham Miller 37ll
William Boyd 47i9 DR.. r. PoyalI s6ol
Benl > i'onsal 1888 John Swift 3O7S
Henry Simpson ii2S Edward Ingersoli S249
Wnhdn duncan 1882 Thos. BVdd 3l33
~ r. o Hdss,nger 1854 James Dunda. 1891
From the .Ymerican Sentinel of The 10TH and I'm
Inc intelligence received yesterday from Lam
caster, Delaware and Chester counties confirms
our opinion The district composed Of those coun-
Ties now represented by Messrs Miner Anderson
and Buchanan, has been heard from In Lancas-
ter county, buchanan, Evans and Leiper the
jackson candidates, have upwards of 1900 MAORI.
w. In Delaware, the administration candidates
have an average majority of 3i5, which leaves
IiS5 We have Just heard that our Congress- tic.
ser mas received majority IN Chester county of
aoont Do, which gives majority rising 1900 in thu.
district This and the one represented " Mr.
sergeant, were the only districts of which any
doubt could be reasonably entertained in PENN
syivania, and they have both gone TOR tho Hero.
Our estimate, therefore, of August last showing
that the 2fs, Congress would not have in IL one
Adams man from Pennsylvania. may be i garded
confirmed.
Extract OF Il letter to a penuer,or d,tody.,c.,,o
Oct I.th
give you to night the returns so far Is re-
ceived, and hope to toe able TO give you the entire
state OF the vote throughout the county by to-mor
row. The city district gave Buchanan a maiori,v
of 1858, Leacock So, Strssburg i00.-Hei,ter had
our ITO votes in the city Of Lancaster. Buchanan
VIII leave the county with more than 1900 of a
majority"
In Delaware County where the Adams men
Calculated on majority Of from 500 10 1000 their
candidates for Congress have received and aver
age majority of 3I5.
The vote for Anderson 1915. Haines 1903
Hester 1886 These were thu Adams candidates
., M. Ducndnan received 9SS votes, Leiper S75.
Evans SS0-Tbere can be little doubt that The vote
the Jackson candidates will receive in Chester g.
Lancaster counties will elect them by a ha ndsone
majority.
MONTGOMERY CoUNrY.-We have seen In.
returns from all the districts but two MFR. Steri-
ceres majority in them is about 6OO.-Upper
Hanover and Douglas, which are vet TO be heard
rom VIII increase the Jackson majority 10 some
thing more than 70Ol--In this county, Binus
claimed an administration majority
The following is extract from a letter from
gentleman in the borough of Chester
have just seen gentleman from Chester
county, and have learned that the Jackson Sheriff
has succeeded by about 500 majority, and the
jackson candidates for Congress by about 20O.
DAUPHiN COUNTY.
EStract OF letter 70 tle Editors. dated Harris
burg, Oct. To-
The following are Judge Green's mdiorities over
Judge Hummel, Tor Congress, in the districts
heard from in Dduphin county The Jactson
candidates To- assembly ran some what higher tb,n
Judge Green. Dauphin will give from 500 10
,oV" OF majority Tor the Jackson electoral ticket:
Lebanon from 500 TO 500.
The three upper townships Of Upper PAXTON.
within snd Lykens will give upwards of 200 ma
jority for Green,
Lebanon County.--Anvillc, majority for Green
%; Campbelstown o.
p 5. Green's majority in Lebanon 57o.-Doe-
bier elected Sheriff. Judge Green's majority in
this district, which consists of D1uphin All H.,
non, is about 1900.
F'on another letter, we learn that fine AVERAGE
majority for members Of the assembly in Lebanon
county Is 1853 Green will be elected by ma
jority Of about 1900 Binns aud thu administrator
paper here declared that lie had no chance Of
being elected.
Carnbe'iond. letters from Carlisle and
H"rflsburg, we have returns from Eve districts in
Cumberland ha foil 1. Il