Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03

!, for Jackson az, for Adams j; IN one in Sampso.
county, j. 40, a. q i'm the lower end of Burk,
l county,J. lis A. none; Rowan county j. II, A
| ~. We shall see whether any of these sign.
will make their appearance I'm the Washington FIR
mament.
| Pennsylvania. Intelligencer gives us a
scrap from the notorious Mr.. Bnns viz: that at the
last election in Towanda township, the Adams Bur-
CESS had 30 votes, the two Jackson candidates but
and vote; the five Adams Councillors had from
% to 81 votes, while the Jackson ticket had only
from 2 to 4; and marvellous sisnl that the Adams
- High Constable had 81, while the opposing
candidate had but 6!-Now this is ominous enough
but, if repeat all the Opposition
signs, should scarcely find space enough in our
columns to hold Them Let us content ourselves
with very few, which meet eye in the last
Philadelphia Sentinel. In Bedford county, where
the Coalition expected a majority year ago, and
the Secretary at War tried the magic OF his elo-
quence, meeting was held on the 10th May, i'm
Woodbury. township, consisting of "upwards Of
500 in NUMBER the Jackson men were requested
to "nove forward on a given signal, when the en-
tire body moved forward, with the exception of "a
bout fifteen persons, administration men," In
Bucks county (on the borders OF New Jersey,) the
current among the Germans is setting in strongly
for jackson; troops oil horse, companies OF rifle
men, one oil Rifle Greys, and ono of Infantry,
mustered their votes, and they turned out 4Sl for
Jackson, and but 10 for Adams. In militia COM
pany, same county, for j. 81, A. none. In Dur
ham ,ownship,the militia company was unanimous,
and the other companies in the 49th company,
principally Germans, are, at least, in the pro-
portion OF ttcenfy.frc to onei' In two compa-.
MES Of Grenadiers and Rangers, the votes were
SO, A. 9; and too tedious recapitulate.'
viii the intelgencer let its readers have peep at
these small signs?
.Vetc- Yors---The Intelligencen tells only of
Troy, which, after long siege, has been taken
by the Adams men-last fall the Jacksonians held
it, and the other day, the Administration people
pff hf,S IL
whether the Intelligencer has ofseited this vote by
that Of Albany, where the JacksoIians have car
ried all the wards-most Of them without a con-
test-or, that rs additional Sign of the boasted
'Te-1ction, il. has told US, that the jackson candi-
date for Supervisor in the town of Sch .gh,icote,
(here Isl name almost equal to tier Towand) in
RENSSELAER, county, is elected by l20 ma ority
Mr. Allen he, whose name is attached TO the ia
nous Administration call OF All Adams Convention
at Albany-nor have we noticed whether it has
stated that the towns Of Sandlake, Petersburg,
Pittsown, Greenbush and Schodack in the same
(Rcnsselaer) county have all elected Jackson Su-
pervlsors, by handsome majorities- and still the
Administration party claim the county as all their
own! In alusioE TO this said Albany Convention
and the mode Of getting il up, somewhat like the
minority meetings for filling the Richmond Con-
vention) the last Albany Argu' says:
notwithstanding the exertion has been
slant, busy, meddhng and noisy, the part of the
friends or the Administration and the old opponents
oil the Republican Party,-whist nothing artificial
has been done TO rouse the Democratic spirit yet il
is by no meansinactve or indifferent. In many of
the counties, IL has already risen by honest i'm
pulse, and, indignant at the machnatons of the old
adversary under new DISCUSSES and at the accu-
INFLATED calumnies upon faithful patriot and SOL
der OF his country, has exhibited its strength by
spontaneous public expression. This has been the
case particularly in the counties of Tiosa, and
Tompkins; and i'll several towns in Onondaga,
Montgomery, sc. Every day will add an impe-
tus this spri, not through the Interested, secret
exertions OF an Albany Central junta, but by the
natural Impulse Of old-fashioned feelings in old
fashioned hearts,
As TO other signs, of which the Deponents in
Washington say nothing, may we be permitted to
refer them TO some few in Indiana? Here toe.
there has been cant about re- actiol-How true il
is, may partly appear from the following extracts
from the Louisville Public Advertiser:
THE following communication from The Clerk of
Ross county, is alike accurate and interestng:''
"PAoLI, MAY 9.
"Dedr Sir: On Monday last, our listers of taxa
Bile property, made their returns and FIVE out of six
had made it their business to ascertain the strength
ofparties on the Presidential question, which stands
as follows fn xyit.