Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-25

exercd to make themselves popular the public Offices
deserted by Travelling Cabinet have hunted through
the country for the favour of the people.
Reform is necessary-and can only expect to r1tan
it through the election of Andrew JacksonEvery thing
from other States calculated animate our best exe-
TONS Good old Pennsylvania you has done her duty
She has swept away every Adams Member of Congress-
and she has for Jackson by majority of from so to
4000c New York will give him from "a to so electoral
votes. We do not entertain the slightest doubt about it.
All information from the most intelligent quarters con-
firms us in the calculation. Maryland will give four votes
ceran and probably six to Andrew Jackson Look at the
West and every thing cheers Missouri Illinois, Indi-
ana, are certainly with Kentucky almost certain
and the returns of the votes have just received from
Ohio of the most exiratng description What then
remains for you Citizens of Virginia, but to give the last
blow to this monstrous Coaliton? You have failed
your country at the call of duty. Will you do the
present crss We know possession of an over
whemng majority in the State, il you will only exert it.
Your enemies making the astonishing exerions.
They calculate upon taking you They build all
their hopes upon your supineness We know this is their
calculation We have this information from various quar-
tersbut to satisfy you completely of the fact we
lay before you the following of just received
ny one or our Committee from intelligent citizen of the
State Of Massachusetts:
The friends Of Gen. jackson country have
b w 5 Sn hs I
ana used 1y the friends Of the in that
vbo i'll in company with formerly from this vicinity
the following language political (the Adams
pnr in Va are the minority but don't despair
large towns and can be easily brought the polls than
should too much Their strength. may was
the latter clause of his remarks which induced you
this that the most uigant sentinel will
unkind be appzed of the insidious designs enemy
DO not u.ied, filow-citizens nglorious inac.
witty Trust to nothing but yourselves. Meet the enemies
al the polls. The strongest army may beaten thew
suffer themselves be surprised Think you that these
thousands OF handbls scattered the land these dis
graceful coffin handbls this large contingent fund.- these
great exertions and this seepes vigilance do beoken
spirit that will not rest till it has done every thing and
the ballots deposited the boxel are on
the alert and must be Too much security nav
undo you Think you, that because of the coun.
ties the friends OF Jackson almost without opposition
you have nothing to do? If the Adams turn out ali
their force In their strong counties, and strong mi
nortes elsewhere, you danger? So from your
being safe under such state of things, you may be over
come by minority perfectly and certainly within your
controls for remembers fellow citizens that the vote of Vr
gna in the Presidential election not determined by the
majority OF counties, but by the majority of taken in
the entire State and that therefore, whilst you remain in
active from consciousness that the majority in any par
ticuar county is in opposition the Administration YOU
may be overcome by combination of large minories in
many countess and by najOrtes in few others. Depend
upon that unrng vigilance only condition upon
which People hold their liberties. you Sleep you
are lost We can easily beat opponentsbut you must
turn out to do It, We call upon our Committees to
do their duties with spirit and fidelity We call upon the
People to do theirs All ask is that they 90 to the
Polls TO the Polls, then Fellow Citizens to the
Polls On the third day of Nove1nber
y. NJ Nicholas, John CampbeH
Il. y. Daniet ~ lillian SsLden
.!ndreW Stevenson, John e. Wittnms.
Thomas Richie, John Rutherford,
William III. Roane, Geo. W. .afunforH
Nash Legrnnd,