The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-08

ers'to fln uim9siL. ~ destroy tNe rFfsknf Admtn.
,siration. AMI 10 sierais Jaeks"n. lie, m aH ms
speeches and circular address denounced Alf.
1dam. and his cahiuet "a the 'nost bitter iefins.
and esiolied Jackson IL The sktss-bu' ~ you'd
40, do -he - t,eaiea. seaaHdig beafan. For. al
though Aietealic's majority is boi 10 votes. Yei
under he circumstances. il IS eenelu ~. IN
vain - IN il be- said that tie loss Of liclenasi 30
,r,uof and one branch Of the legislature will
he a,i equivalent Tor the gain ~ Governor for
Barry got more votes than Bresthiit, ransspneni-
T.. obtained the tall sinngtb of hs pauyt snf
frirrds say he bad more than that sprrgih.
ss''s sss' whites me. Aug. 10 sad s'ss--
. Barry obtained ihe fall Jackson vote. you
NAV rel. on Il. Indeed think be- got iNs thou.
sand mnre ihan that VOTE for ailfast that 0rpher
after voting ~ their own counties VENT 10 sdjoin-
inv ones and there voted again. We haveascef.
tanned that ai least fry. after voting ~ llafk,
went 70 Montgn mery and Bourbon and koted.
Bat Tor that, Gen. VILLAS fAdams) would
have beaten Col. Mnson tJackson) for the Sen
ate ~ Montgomery and Estll, nenr n uYnhrrd
votes a. u Is, he has beat him only hrT \
mother Intelligent hieud writes me ifomL exing.
ton as follows Sc" Wherever The tacksohpaftg
were strong enough 70 CONTROL the result they
have obtained larger maioriiles ihau were
ANTICIPATED. Spurious uofesio a rcrg grtat n
moani. hapr been girea. Select corps Of goters
have been travelled from connry to county,
&c" 81 Befot e the election It was tie oponion
of some oil ,ay friends thai Barry would not run
M ~ the strength Of the Jackson party. 4
thought Il differently, aud am now convinced !
was right. frGn hehr Of no Jdck'on man fbO
r0ird for WsiraiG.-yi one bht many rtitg
: id,n iniaradon msn. nha r0ted for barry. We
hare in fart coniDidai all along against TWO
dsiinrf parfies. b0h pe1t organized mud acting IN
roureri." These quotations will give you some
idea offhe fruc nature Of the contest IN Ken.
fucky-it has been n tremendous Que, and the
administration is victorious ~ lac election OF
Breathiu as Lieut.. Governot IS merely the result
| af aceidenf. Both Underwood aud hun are law
yers ofrespeclable standing, living in adjoining
counties, IN the south of iha state. Underwood
has been conspicuous mfthe Legislature As
an old court man, land a p%artizan. B~reatlntl
stood alooffrom local politics and had not bepn
- candidate, since he was beaten inr Congress
by Fr Johnson, the first time the latter was .
lrCtcd The present complexion OF the IepiA-
lature is principally the result of local causes
| have mnny letters from rarious paris Of lmr
state 10 warrant tins statement In short, ih"
Presidential question was stakrd on the issue hr-
tween barry and Metcnlie, aud he Adams can.
dldalc faiIiy Won the prize-keniuCky is tor
Adams. Our friends are preparing 10 follow up
the blow, aud 10 increase the majority IN No
vutnbci This can and Will be done. The Jart-
sou party feels beaten, aud Is barely able Ia
make battle again.
IN hlduap the administrator triumph las
been complete. from Governor down to the Rep
rasrutauves ~ Inn Legislature. The contest in
one ofihe Congressman districts iHs hrru closr,
between Colonel Blake (Adnmsl aud Itatclrne
Boon jackson In all the counties bat one
thPy were iird-th the remaining county would
certainly give = majority for Blake ct % or ~
which elects him In HiluDN and Missouri.
the Jackson candidates have succeeded 10 Con
gress. It's however admitted on both SIDES Ia
be no test oil the Presidential question. per
sonally regret the loss of Bates in Missouri |
1T town Ties states - doubtful. but viii give
thr'Iicroitrs a hard racc tor them notW thstand.
mr. heaiaekU Ohm. IidinIH. and I0jusirla
I count On as CERTAIN tor Adams-p votes west
OF the monnieius. lie will get % ~ 100 this side
the AIleehany, without I]irliDia Norh Carotlm
% Pennsylvania the latter Of which, I nov
iecl confident viii be for rs. Our i,irndS are 4
live there lUus yal
will see nothing vii be left undone IN PeAhst3-
rama. THIS gentleman also states that Goseln-
OF Shulze has ctprt8sed his decided opution dat
Adams will get the state as also haec ser
graut. Binns, lIopElnsau. and othcr ltAdiue pol
itrchns about Philadelphia Buchanan lug
ham, Stevenson, NJ krHm, DC. ieadme Jackso-
man members, viii 10 a certainty. L. turned out
Of Congress At the October ELECTION. / cannot
sntcr,Rm much tea oi the electoral lHw being
changed in Ncw York. II IS too desperate a
movement. We mnst get G6 votes there, cea-
tam.