Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-31
NEW YORK AND cs1io-FoaJAcxsoN.
From The T.. S. Isisgroph.

FURTHER .N'EHS FROM ONO
From letters received by this mornings mail.
there is no doub' but that the vote of Ohio will be
given TO the Peoples Candidate, A DREW
JACkSON.--SLOANE OF COFFIN HANnB1LL
AND MILITARY DOCUMENT MESioRy. is
BEATEN BEATEN, BEATEN!!! by
handsome msjority.
From the best information we can obtain, from
thu FVeStera Reserve, the strong hold OF The Ad-
ministration, we lind that their m,jority falls far
, below what was expected
OF the II Members OF Congress elected from
Ohio, the following are known to be Jacksonians
ylz:-findiay, Stanbery, Russell, Shields, Irwin,
Aennon, Goodenow, and Thompson.
nc aggregate Jackson majority in the above
eight Districts, is about 10000. Unless the A
dams majority shall exceed that number in the six
! remaining Districts, Campbell the jackson candi-
date for Governor, is elected.
Extract ot a letter to the Editor of the u. s.
Telegraph, dated
WANsFIELD, (Ohio,) Oct 10Th, 1928.
| Dear Sir:-.ihe retuns of the cleo ton have bee
so far returned for this County, as TO assure US
that J. w. CAM PBEI.L will have three hundred
majority over Mr.. Tiimbie, and thar the JACKSON
ICANpIpATEs Lave succeeded throughout by
nearly the same majo,.ty.
| =" think the next election in Ohio will con.
vince the people of Washington City, that the
people here differ in opinion with their rcrrcsen-
! atives This county, (Richiandi) has given Mr.
| it.nter, who is Jacksonian, near THREE.
HUNDRED VOTES OF majority over Mr..
| Barley"
WOOSTER. (ohio,) Oct. 18th, 1928.
| Dear Sir Although unknown to you, /
have taken the liberty TO inform you of the result
! OF the Election i'm this Conpression,) D;stric,
composed of Columbia, Wayne and Stark counties.
| In wayne, Sinanes residence, Thompson's ma
Jority Is $50; Stark about 200; and from the ac-
| coun, received from Columbia, they are about an
even rate. The victory is glorious and triumphant.
sloane, Militia Document, Coffin Handbills, aud
| all Is fioys du Combat. Ia Rchiand county,
| Barteys residence, Hunter has a majority over
him from 100 TO 200 votes. The Jackson candi-
dates in Richiand Wayne and Stark counties,
have succeeded by large majoriiics. ! think
there remains no doubt but this State will give tie
Farmer Of tennessee the vote for the Presidency
on the sist The Republicans refuse to ratiiy
the transfer made by the contracting parties at
Washington. Clay, Sloane, Wright. Beecher, Bart
~, Vance, &c. hut in the woods OF hremer, they
" cry aloud, and spare not.''
| Nj Sloane's edition of the Six Militia
men IN pamphlet form, with plates, sc. Coilin
! HandbiilS, &c. are ROW TO he had Dog Cheap
! Letter to the Editor, dated
CosHoCToN, Oct Is, 1928.
| Dear Sir thank you for the informal ton com
inuncated in your letter, of the prospects of our
friend Jackson in New York and New Jersey, and
now hasten TO give you ,he result of our late cleo
ton III les county, Coshocton.
| JdckS0a, GOVERNOR adams
Campbell. s22 Trimble, Ga
CONGRESS.
Yon ihr. see the Jackson tic ,t,a1' has carried
! mere by large majortes. Stanbery is elected to
Congress. Irwin has beat Beecher Thompson
we learn has beat Sloane. Goodenow we learn has
beat Wright-and Kennon we learn has beat Da
venport. From the information 1 have received
conrludc the Jac!Isonians in this State will carry
;heir Governor, and st least out OF Il members
/ OF Congress.
! The .'is1eS Letier, printed ut Cleaveland, in
Inc Western Reserve, on the 10th instant, states
mat Campbell received, in six townships, in Guy
| ahoea County, ilS, and Irimble 425
Mr. Bariley's distrc, lies partly in the Wes-
| Ell; but his majority will be much less than we
ANTICIPATED.