Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-28
TRIUMPH UPON TRIUMPH,!.
OHIO Safe for J.4CKSO.N!t

TRIUMPH UPON TRIUMPH,n
OHIO Safe for J.4CKSO.VH
IANEsvILbE, October %, 1898.
Information has been received ut this office
which ascertans the triumph of the friends of the
good cause i'm seven out of the fourteen Congress
sional Districts OF this State.
In the Cincnnati District Findlay is reelected
by majority exceeding $500
In the I'd District Shields has beaten Woods IN
wards I7OO
In the 9th District Russell is reelected without
opposition. The jackson majority is supposed to be
ABOUT 5000
In this (the eth) District Judge Irwin is
elected over MIR. Beechey, by majority OF a
bout hoo
IN the 10th District Kennon is elected over
Davenport by majority OF 100
In this District the Adams-m claimed ma
jority of 1900
In the 18TH District Goodenow has beaten
Wright by handsome majority supposed 10 be
ABOUT 1000
tn thu sth District Stanberry i, reelected by {,
majority believed 10 exceed 1900
We will publish the OIL cial returns as we re-
ceIVe them
Ali these gentlemen are the fearless advocates
OF Jackson. and the r'ghts of thu people and the
vowed enemies OF TIL present. weak wicked a, a
corrupt administration
We have also learned that Militia Document
Sloane, has been beaten in Wayne (his own coun-
| ty) oy Dr. thompson, one Of the Jackson Candi-
| "a'eS OF SUI votes. In district there
4 large majority Tor jackson, but ow,ag TO divi-
| sions in the party the issue il perhaps doubtful
In the montgomery district also, there is large
| Jackson Majority. The issue there owing to cir
| mstances, is also doubtful.
There is every reason TO believe that NJ Camp.
bell, the Jackson Candidate for Governor is elect
cd and that there-will be republican majority in
the next Legislature.
30 much for" Re action "Jackson's Burrism, -
"Coiiin Handblls" and the LbelIers of the Patriot
| o. 4 for If A,,I.
Jackson, we are contending. 1t is for the success
OF the principles identified with the election.
| On the Sist inst. Ohio will be called upon to
give her vote. Let the friends of ack son turn on,
| 10 the polls TO man. Let them devote the day
70 the cause oil Liberty, with zeal worthy of the
prize Tor which they contending, and there i,
no doubt of the triumph of RepubIicanis,n s. virtue
! ana the down fall OF Aristocrace and corruption
ONO VIII walk side by side with her great sisters
| New York and Pennsylvania; and the good and
great OF this and other lands. will rejoice in the
[ SALVATION OF our republic.
.husi;ingum, Mess. EXTRA.
| From ae u. States Teiegyaph-ExrRAI
HoHHA--HUZZA--FoR OHiO!!!
| EDITORS CoRREsPoNDENCE
EVANSVILLE. Ohio OFT 10 1928
! SIR-Supposing il would be Interesting TO YOU
10 receive such political news we may be able to
COMMITMENTS, nave determined TO drop Won A
iine' Judge Irwin ia elected IN this Congressional
district, by majority certainly not short of 1900
In the 9Th district Mr.. Stanberry is certainly elect
ed by handsome majority. the exact number is
unknown. In the adjoining eastern district, Mr.
hennon has beaten Davenport. His majority is
probably about two hundred From the Itb dis
trict we have received information by tonight.
man, which removes all doubt of Goodenow's g
Iection-his majority over Wright we supposed to
DE- about 500. Sloane's, Whittlesry's and Bart
ley districts have not yet been heard from we
uount NOT, however, thar breiiifeI II, the rood
cause viii give good account of them. Vance is
believed TO be elected by considerable n.;nriiy-
no intelligence has been received As vet from Nj
Lean district. Shields has beaten Woods by a
majority OF 100 Findlay of (CincinnatD is re
elected; has majority exceeds 25U0. Creighton and
Snon are supposed to be reelected; their MAORI
Ties are unknown Russell is reelected withou,
opposition. One half OF our representation "a are
certainty " JGchs0s1iGr; and in Soane's and Nc
| Leans districts, there iniy Jackson ma
Jorihes: owing however 10 local circumstances
the result OF the election in these districts rests in
much uncertainty-there is much probability also
! tiat Jacksonian has been elected i'm BartIey's
district. Are not these glorious yictories," The
| prostration OF Wright-the weak and dirty pandef
| OF the Coalition and ds.race OF our State-wouId
alone diior'. much reason for exutation. We think
nc" tnat the probability il, that hs State goes tpi
| the " fen6essee Farmer'-these brilliant result.
have more than res'ized our most sanguine expec.
tations. Pardon me for the trouble you may en-.
counter for decyphering this scraml
! ErtrGct Of a letter to one ofthe Editors dcfed
| LANCASTER, Ohio, Oct. Is 1923.
| Sir Since my last we have ascertained thai
Creighton is elected by small majority, but there
l. no doubt but the district will 20 decidedly for
jackson on the 3lst. Findlay is elected in the Is,
district by little short Of $500 votes and Shields i,
elected in the I'd district by 100 votes over Woods
| o'anoerry is certainly elected by large MAORI.
ty-t is said that Davenport is beaten by the
Jackson candidate i'll lis district by small vote -
mere Is now no doubt remainine put mat Ohio
| VIII give her electoral votes to Jackson.
| Yours Respectfully,
rom The Cincinnati National Republican
OhEAI VICTORY BY THE JACK SONIA IS,
; We HAVE MET THE JNBdY AND THEY
1 are OURS Two hundred and two majority in
standardization hundred and eighty -eigbt IN
! the couUty--and TWENTY FIVE HUNDRED
AND ihhSE in the district, for Gen. FIND.
La the jackson candidate for Congress
ANOTHER VICTORY.
-. From information received from Butler and
warren counties, which compose the second Con.
| gressionai district we learn that JAS. SHIELDS,
| the Jackson candidate, has been elected to Con
gres, by majority Of nearly TWO THOUSAND
votes, over John Woods, the present member: and
that the j. candidates for Senators and Represent
tatives have also succeeded, in both counties, by
large and overwhelming msiorities. This cleo lion
| may fairly be considered TRIUMPH OF
/ THE PEOPLE, over the cO6fr. h0ndJi[Ls and
| spurious militia documents. FTR4.VKED ard
| CIRCULRI'ED By the said John Hoods.
ELECTION RETURNS.
Clermont county has elected their entire Jack
! son ticket. In eight townships Of Brown county ,
the jackson tickets 697 votes ahead s. the whole
Jackson ticket is elected. In Newmarket town.
| ship, Highland county, Trimbles county,) the
votes for Governor were Campbell 1872, Trinbls
! 8. In Montgomery county. Russell (Jackson) is
elected, and Grimes (Adsns) TO the General As.
Leu IT,.