Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02
MAJORITY OF 1OoLI
The handsome majority, .'sniuH, but d

! The handsome majority, .sDiaH, but declsice''
Nat. Int.
The official returns are received in the Ken
tuckian OF The 2lst Insi.-and they as follows:
''GovERNoR's ELEcTIoN.-ln our last we
gave the returns, so far as had then been received
| Tor Governcr-many of our returns did not give
the vote Tor Lieut.. Governor, but were generally
oil opinion, that MIR. Underwood was elected. IN
der this belief ourselves stated that there was
| no doubt OF the election of Mr.. Underwood BY
large majority. Several of the returns, publish
ed III our last, were incorrect: we have therefore
| Tor the information of readers published the
entire vote, corrected by the Sherifs returns;
! Majority for Metcaie, 700; Majority for Brea-
thitt, 1857, Mctca!le's majority over Breatiu
1887. Barrys majority over Brcathit, ESQ"
We have no room 10 day for .hc dc:ai!s-And
the result H. that Gen. Metca!fc's great majority
is swcated down by the official process the grand
majority of 709-(''What falling of is there my
countrymer" And breahct, the jackson Lieut.
Governor, is elected by majority OF 1857 and
III both Houses, we have majoriiics: In the II. OF
r. oinot less than rEN-anJ of the 10 new Sena-
tors who are actually elected, the administration
have only carried fU0. Depend upon il, Sirs the
games is up in Kentucky-we only want 80
Jacksonans in the State, that IS 3 in each county
| are TO change their ballots in November and the
die is cast We shat! carry the State by at least
1000.
Rea.uchy--The last Evenings Western Mail
brings the details and bearings of the Election
The jackson prints in the highest possible spir.
its-Ihey calculate with tho utmost confidence
upon an overwhelming victory in November ne st
The 81 sheriifs, friendly TO the election Of GEN
! Jackson g OF the others the fenccs) have
! made all animated Address 10 the Citizens Of the
State. They inform them, wha. g aiienat-
ed large number of the friends II JGcksO1l from
Barry, and defeated his election" They state
that the polls for Bfeathitt and UnerYooi are tie
more accurate test OF the strength Of parties'-
and that Breathit succeeded by a majority of 1887
that as il was, the votes of Barry and Breathiu
added together, exceed those of Metcalfe and I'm
derwood 37Y-sO that the Jackson candidates had
the majority OF the votes giventhat Of III Senator
elected this year are for Jackson, giving ma
jOrity of tDO Jackson ia that body---and OF
100 Representatives elected, Sc are Jackson men
and one neutral elected by Jackson mem both the
senators in Congress, and out OF ~ repre- senta-
lives, are also jackson men. With all these facts
before the world" what doubt can exs; about
Kentucky they do not " hesitate 20 express
the confident belief, that cOTsiksrobie tjouty OF
the votes are for Gen. Jackson" one long pull
strang pull, and pull all togethcr, and victory
VIII be decisive Gin Noyeinber) as wa5 that OK the
9th January, lsl5.'
HI0is..we have seen q letter from Jonesbu-
rough, I'M Of the 18Th August, to genti, : an
n this city. j. says, 4" The election for fepresen.
iatves TO Congress came On the Ut Monday in
this Month. We had one administrator. candidate
George Forqucr. and one jackson candidate Jos.
Duncan. Judge Duncan VIII DC elected by about
10Ob votes. ms VIII pretty wei establish the
Presidential question in Illinois, 4.
Most Of our franz, honest men Tn tho adntnis-
rati0n ranks (yince their dislieartcnng news from
the We-t,and the strong indications in New York.
are con'essing that their game is up.-'rbe Child
Is chrslened--snd his name j. Enjrow."--
We have been telling them so lor the last twelve
monti,s--but they would rot believe uq. Since, we
w not be inconsistent 10 20 with the Coalition
against all our old political p icpies--ahd wall
rather take A. lackson Win our former objection
20 hn. &c are 30 vD'otuDate not 70 be ia I've best
QdOHl with worthy Adams f,iends.--Hc 90 not
hold $50 lasguaees Upon The s1bitc,. Oar most