Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-19
lNash. Republican.
Ertract ola letter from Tennessee.


nave Just conversed with highly respe ctable
and Intelligent citizen OF Kentucky, who SAYS he
mas never witnessed greater excitement at any
period, than at present Pervades every class OF So
clety IN that commouwedlth.-The new and old
couri Questions nave been ingeniousy reviveda
inongst the people Of Kentucky, and all the pre-
Judices that could be brought TO operate again,,
the leader OF defeated party, has now TO ne coz.
tended with by Barry. Should he, notwt;, stand.
ing, be elected, YOU may put down to his maio,it,
at least from hve 10 ten thousa more Tor Jack.
son, Tor there is that number Of has fiend> W..
say they Cannot, will not support Barry for Go
veruor--this is admitted by the friends and sup
por'ers OF Metcalte. The public mind appears tc
be diverted IN Ibis struggle to greater extent
than those out OF the stale could reasonably cal.
culate on. from the main question, whether or no
Clay and Adams have been guilty oil political dis
honesty or that want OF regard for the voice o
the people which should characterize the acts q
public servants.
The whole country is flooded witt, s,,p,,-,. a
galnst the old hero, aud we want presses south o
Frankfort, through which 10 retuie mIsrepresenia
Ioos so gross and uumanly. IL will be be ouo
the power OF Barry's friends, or those oil Jackson
to circulate an anliiote 10 the poison, general,
a 1t has been infused, until after the present con-
test Tor governor is over. nv. Y. EaQ
Extract Of letter fro" .Ne,o- Haren, (Conmec-
ttcnt] dated august 18Th. 1928.
have just returned from the hiiddIetown
Jackson Convention, held yesterday, to nominate
Electors VI President and Vice President the
following gentlemen were Nominated:
Noah A. Phelps. Hartford county; William
Todd, n. Haven; John =. Troot, New-London;
Henry Sherwood. Farteld John WEIGH Litch-
held; David Boiles, Windhain John Stewart, I'd.
Middlesex; ingoldsby W. Crawford, Tolland.
The Convention was, undoubtedly the Iarges,
political assembly between and 800 delegates,
that ever met on any occasion in the state oil Con.
neciicut. and was composed OF as respectable CHI
zens as can be produced in any part OF the United
States; many old grey-hsaded democrats, who
bore the burden in '9S, were present. The tick
ct nominated is strong one; the candidates have
all ofthem been frequently before the public. and
several OF them have been frequently honorei
with posts CT trust and honor, which thew have
executed with laithiuiness and fidelity. The a..
counts fron all parts OF the STATE are cheering "a
the friends of Jackson and reform. The re-actIo,,.
in favor OF the Farmer oil Tennessee are freouen,
and numerous, while there is not an instance of
one individual in favor oil Jackson having gone O..
yer to the coalition. Among the delegates TO the
Convention, were six eight members of the
state legislature, who were here in Nav las,
strong friends to Clay aud Adams, now staunch
Jacksonians. IL We had six months instead OF
three, should not have a doubt but what the vote
oil Connecticut would be for Jackson-as it is,
have strong hopes" lH.