Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-28

o~nNehuon, we learn the cneerlnS Isct,
IN confirmation Of our previous intelli.
gence, that, from a careful collection of
facts made by a committee appointed
for that purpose, and derived from the
information of delegates there present
from all parts of the State. there IS the
strongest probability, and almost moral
certainty, that IS electors friendly 10
the present Administration viii be cho-
sen by the People Of this State. The
electors, IL will be remembered, choose
two additional members, from the State
at large, which in such an event would
increase the vote Cor Mr.. Adams TO 25
Thus is a new and a very strong con
firmation given Of our own previous
impressions and assurances; and our
friends in other States will perceive
from il bow well we have been warran-
ted in assuring them-as we have fire.
quantity done that at least TweNTY TWO
and probably TWENTY FOUR Of The eIec-
foraI oofss Of this State may safely be
counted on in Jaror of Mr.. adams and
Mr.. Rush Albany Morn Chronicle.
Psnnsylpania. by a letter from Dau-
phin county, under date Of the 18th inst.
wa learn that the changes in favor of the
Administration, since the returns OF the
Louisiana elsction. are more numerous
than before; and that, II the Kentucky
election shall issue in favor OF Gen
Metcalfe. hundreds will abandon the
cause Of the .Faymer Of Tennessee"
No doubt is entertained by the best in.
formed citizens, that Dauphin and LIE.
banon counties would, If the election
were this day, give a majority Of five
hundred in favor Of the Administration.
The majority will be much greater at
the election, from the daily accession of
citizens who become convinced Of the
folly of elevating SO unfit a man as Gen.
eral Jackson to the exclusion of so capa-
BILE and honest a man as now fills the
chair Of stale. democratic Press.
Deinwaye.-A letter from one of the
most intelligent gentlemen in Delaware
assures US that the Administration ma
jority at the ensuing election cannot be
less than six hundred, and that many
persons, possessing correct sources of
information, are Of opinion it will be
from seven to eight hundred. The next
Legislature choose the Presidential f.
l~ector., so that the electoral vote Of Del
aware is safe for MIR. ADAMS and Mr..
RUSH. This pleasant intelligence con-
firms our former advices, and strength
ems the opinion we had long since form.
ed, that the descendants of those gallant
men whose courage and good conduct
during our Revolutionary struggle, so
materially aided in the establishment Of
our Independence, could not sanction
the p~retensions of the Army Candidate.
- Maryiander.
Extract Of a letter from a gentleman Of
Fairvis,O, York county. Pennsylvania,
to his friend tn Baltimore, dated .Aue.
10, 1928.
THE ELEcTIoN.-I have been at
some pains to ascertain the state of feel.
ing in this township; and assure you
we can poll a majority of Administra-
ton votes This you would not have
expected Of Fairview. The factis, how
ever, so. never expected we could
succeed in this county, or State. But l
have faith to believe Adams will be- re.
elected, and his friends are beginning
to hope he nay get the vote of Pennsyl-
vania-and even ofYork county.
1.-THE Administration party is silently
increasing very fast here; and if the
march of public opinion is taking the
same direction in other parts of the
State( which there is great reason to be-
lieve is the fact,) Jackson cannot get
our electoral vote.-BaA. Pot.
General Jackson's election Is urged
mainly upon two grounds
Ist. His having defeated the British at
New Orleans.
I'd. Mr.. Clay and the Kentucky dele
CATION having voted for Mr.. Adams. con-
trary to the Instructions of the I.egisla-
ture, and in opposition to the supposed
will of the people ofthat state.
The people Of New Orleans, who
were most interested in the defeat of
the British below their city, do not look
upon this victory as emitting Gen. Jack
son to the Presidency. They will not
vote fer him as President.
The people of Kentucky have said,