Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-16

You observe this result renders the cleo ion a
close one, we think II will be so, but Ia many OF
nc counties where we expect majorities we have
put hem less than we anticipate. feel sati .tie;i
nat we are constantly gaining, and should nothing
occur TO produce Reaction, our numbers will i'm
crease before the election"
oHIO--"i Our circular has been gladly rccev-
90: Assure yourselves OF our faithful co operation
The coniiicUD this state Is warm ono but encour
!ged by the example OF the friends Of liberty in
other states, we continue 10 maintain the cause of
the people with increasing prospects of ultimate
success. We can positively assure you. that on
cause is gaining ground throughout the whole
western country: OHIO is now the field OF great
efforts: the whole power and patronage of the go
vernmen, is openly brought to bear upon us, but,
We strive to turn their weapons back Upon them.
a 10 kentuoky-Although Metcaife i. elected, il;
l., you see, by an insignificant majority, willis, "a
majority ia both houses OF the L. gisaiure are Tor
Jackson, as we'll as the Lieutenant governor: Judge
Barry lost his ell Lection OH new court PRINCIPLES:
there will no doubt be majority for Jackson OF
iroin 1000 TO 10 600 Illinois ha. elected all
her oihcers general and state, from the friends OF
JacRson.--indi IA elected jack .os GOV
ernor, ana large majority in both houses of the
legislature; notwithstanding the congress results
poken OIL nobody doubts, tIat this state i, decided
~ Jacksonan.-ihe contest in Ohio is now doubt
iu' Doth parties claim a majority; own impress
sons are that we shall succeet: the people are a.
wakened TO inquiry, that is all we want, ana our
efforts 10 give information mu increase with their
ueihahd. We confidently believe we shall prevail;
our opponents are alarmed, and not without cause
On the 3oh (AugusO the citizens of three counties
Will meet at this place: shall notice the strayeI-
ling cabinet" although the people seem disguised
enough at 1t already"
kENTUCkY.-"Therew were IT ,21l votes Civ
en- Tor Governor: Gen. Metcalfe has but COY ma
loriy our candidate for Lieutenant Governor
has 1887 majority. Rest assured, no event in
tn. womb OF time is more certain than that Jack.
son will get the electoral vote OF Kentucky
MiSSOURI.-"Your application for lnforna-
uon Is received we reply, without resort to COLI
lecture or opinion, by stating the fact, that Our
general election is just aug. ID over, that the
presidential question was brought to bear upo. L.
and that the result is clear majority of about 1900
woes: This, however, is not the entire strength,
oil The jackson cause in this state; circumstance.
not necessary to be stated, prevented the per
iec uuion OF the party, at the last contest we shall
give the electoral ticket at least four thou sand ma
jority."
MARPLhND.-"Our sanguine friends say
Seoeni we say sir electoral votes for the Tenues.
see Farmer, certain the timid say fire. The re
SUIT OF the whole election is important not only
to ourselves, and posterity positively to the CT
v'iized world: the men, who have got into the
mouse at the back door. hold on with the grasp of
drowlng man on the last plank-but out they must
CO."