Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-07

from the operation OF old party ieemngs; IN about
three others, from the influence of he New Eng
land settler, anu III one other (Beaver) from MIR
RIpps influence, III aking in all about sir counties
certain Tor the Administration. In the counties OF
Chester, Bucks, Franklin and Luzerne The eiec,i-
ons will be close, and also in the city OF Phadel-
pha, from the combined operations OF various caus.
es. We mean the city proper. What strangers
mean when they speak oil Philadelphia that Is, The
Guy and suburbs, will give great majority Tor
Jackson.-From the best information we can col
iect We believe the remaining t3ity- three coun-
ties, will each give majority for Jackson. Wo
mean the choice OF electors the 3lst OF October.
In the local elections, the Adams men ma, through
the operation OF local causes carry their candidates
in from twelve to twenty counties. As we choose
| our electors OF President and Vice Prcsden, by
general ticket such partial success cannot etiec,
| the general resuit."-The election OF members
oi the Legislature, &c. is in New jersey on
Tuesday next-it will be strong test OF the
Presidential Question.-In Ohio, the Governor,
members OF Congress SC. will be elect q in a few
days-lt will furnish some approximation towards
| the solution OF the grand problem.
Our accounts from Ohio, Louisiana and Kentuc-
| KY are OF the most cheering character We pub
lIshed letter IN our last from Indiana; claiming
| majority Of about 5000 for Jackson We have
since receiyed Intelligence, which leaves no doubt
tina, tn, friends of the Administration themselves
enter am the most serious apprehensons about the
vote OF the State. For ourselves we entertain We
| ry little fear about the result.
| u he thirty-siN Editors Of the National JC 49,
nal, taunt us about the Western vote. We are
authorized 10 say, that if they their friends are
willing To wage $50 upon each of the q Western
States OF Louisiana, Missouri, Indiana, Illinois, o.
mo Kentucky, deposit pledge for $500 that
Ill be satisfactory TO the Cashier Of the Bank OF
the U. 5. at ashington, the wager will be taken
and similar one will be deposited in the Bank OF
The Y. ). in this City.-What say ye, Messeurs
| Scoiiers:
~ Io'k.-The Editor OF the y. Y. ENQUIRER
attended the Herkimer Convention a. one of tn.
Delegate from the city OF y. York. He stat.
thai he took pain TO inform himself from undoubted
sources within his reach '.of our prospects in The
| approaching contest: great change has taken
place IN TIE west. The anti-ndSonic question.
which the administration seized upon as poica
hobby, has, like two edgcd sword, wounied Their
| besi prpjects. The nominations of Sout hwick and
Crazy will materially destroy their hopes in thai
quarter, leaving them the simple federal vote of
! the state Van Buren, and rhroop will receive
m Jorities in the four great districts; and il 20 900
votes are poed, we shall no; be surprised il their
malorities range from 30 TO $4,000 votes and Gen
Jackson receives from 20 to 80 electoral votes.-i,
/ will be complete rout
| Keniucky.-A letter is published from Mr.. IT
| p. Moore, member OF Congress from Kentucky
to AIR: john :. Lyle OF Cincinnati, on the 10Th
| uit Mr NJ. traces the comp icaued causes of the
success OF Metcalfe- and ascribes il p,ncin,llv IN
| the Jealousy entertained of Barrys tcir C0url
opinions. Among other circumstances, he states:
at was conceded on all sides that il was the duty
OF Judges Owsley and Mills, in accordance with a
| pledge given by them in the contest between the
OH new court parties, TO resign their Office a,
| the end OF Gov. Desha's term, and the old cour,
jackson men did not believe Mai. Barry would
re-hppoini them Judge Mills has MANY friends
hut Judge Owsley has not only friends bu, a mn
IN rouS ana pow erfui connection; OF whom hi.
on-in' law, a talented young lawyer, resides in s.
presents the county OF Garrard, which gave Gen
me'caiie such an overwhelming majority. In his
| (Mercer) and Washington counties alone General
| Metcalfe (as will ot be denied herel received
more than 400 jackson votes. In the Lucto pre-
cInct, IN this county, Gen. Meicalfe received II
Votes, IS OF which avowed .Iacksonians-
| iwo highly respectable gentlemen, residents OF
| h,s village, one merchant and the other phy
stefan voted hs General hietcalte, but attend.
| me jackson meeting here on the 10TH and
| cordially united in the support OF General jack
SON."
'Since the election Says Mr. Moore) have
mingled much with the people, and have taken
pais 10 ascertain from various quarters the state
puohc sentiment, and assure YOU thati never
| witnessed inner spirit pervade a party than now
exists among the Jacksonians. Their success at all
points where they United has assured them of
thelr strength, and hazard nothing in saving that
| he vote IN favor OF General jackson in Novem
Der tcW ercerd the majority which might proven
! ~ be calculated on from the jackson maioritics
| Returned 10 both branches OF the Legislature
| The majority will be increased in November by
| the multitude oil voters who refused to attend
ne polls in August, because they would not yo;..
| LOT haIoI Barry, anGwere unwilling TO prejudice
him.