Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-12

,iaiians descend to postery. EJanklin county,
Delegate appointed, Resolutions passed approx
ing Of Jackson and Calhoun, and a large Commit
tee OF Vigilance nominated for each town.
Queens county-Siinilar proceedings as in the 9TH
err ounties, with resolution moreover dsapproy-
ing OF the attempt Of the national administration
controul the people, and TO subyert their rights by
the nomination OF high officer under such govern
rnent the Executive officer OF the State.-The
great meeting OF Lansing burgh, Rensselaer, coun-
~, appointed 3J5cectorS as 4 Committee of Viui-
lance.-rhe young men of the same county also
had meeting, ami appointed Delegates to the
young mems county conven,ion-ihe towns OF
Huntington. Shutdown Isp and Brookhaven. in
SiyJh county, had Large Getting in Hunting
ton, adopted resolutions, ani appoin ted Delegates
The town Of Bushwick, Itilas county had SINH
lar proce edings.-fhe town of Piattsburph, in
Citation county, had convention of about 2jU, IL
Inong them tho most respectable citizens of the
place; appointed Delegates TO the county Conven-
iion and came 10 spirited resolutions in favour of
the republican candidates, jackson and Calhoun"
An officer drill in New Berlin, ChennHg0 county,
gave jackson 36, Adams Tin Cortland, conpa-
ny Of artillery voted j. 81, A. I.--iu HE same
county, another company, 30 j., 5A.-and OF these
declared the next day in favor OF j. Bets have
been offered that Manlius, Saaa aud Carnil,us
lin Onond0gO COY will give 4 jackson majority o,
S0O-A vote Of a train band in Camilius gave 81,
a. 2-Anoiher In the same town, l6 TO J. and IL
TO A-Ata military drill in Bethany, tennessee
co., so officers present, all rose for except p
AT an election OF officers in military company,
in the same county, vote was called OH The Pres
iien.ial question, for J. 50, a. Sin n Gyne co.
at an officer di i'll i'll Newark, for j. -, for ~ IL.
in Cayugd CO., company oil militia voted for
J. 90, A. Gin Chenango, officer drill gave J.
81, d. 4.-On last Monday week, being the day APP
pointed for company parade Throughout. The state,
several companies in Albany took the fashionable
vote on the Presidential question; one gave j. 80,
A. l6 another IL TO III, third, Al j; Ain the
town of Rensselaerve, two militia companies
voted, 80 for j. and 8 for AIN Old Orange,
muster was held on the 2Sih ult. in the town OF
Montgomery, and the vote including 30 spectators,
stood for J. lO2, A. % In Sch0harie county Capt.
Salsbury's company OF infantry gave 50 ballots to
j.. to A. Capt. Ousserhouts company OF artiie.
~, 80 to J. IL to A. and Capt. Adams Light
Horse, 43 toJ. and 5 TO A. In the town of Root
Montgomery county, Capt. Voorhees, company
81 to J. and 3 TO A. Thus they go in the State of
y. York. the result is absolutely certain. The
jackson cause will triumph in the State
PENNsYLvAvIA-The New York ENQUIRER
fuizzes the Coalitionists about the vote of this
State. An Adams man OF distinction positively
assures us, that his majority will not exceed
$4,000 votes. We cannot learn the cause of this
reduction, but $4,000 will do."-A letter from
g one OF the best informed and most distinguished
Politicians in the State, published in the Boston
Statesman, observes 8 in answer TO written TO
obtain information on the condition Of parties"
"Tere is at present no bound TO the majority up
on which we may fairIy calculate. do not, hon.
etly, think that Mr.. Adams can obtain ~, coo votes
IN pennsylvania. If he gets So, 900, l shall be
tue 100000, will be unanimously for Jackson. If
more turn out, our vote wall be the greater IF
lever turn out, we may both be proportonably
duced; but, under any circumstances, 1 conf
denty anticipate a majority exceeding forty thou
sand Many skil!ul and practical politicians go
beyond me."-Nothing more distinctly shows the
desperation OF the slang -whangers of the Admin
isration, than their setting up the slightest claim
TO Pennsyivania--or TO Yirginia.--It is an absur-
dity too gross TO impose upon the veriest driye-
Ter.
rho " ~ III. Spectator estimates, that in the
county OF Cheshire alone, there has been change
OF 800 since the last electon-and expresses the
opinion, that the Jackson ticket will prevail in D
Hampshire-Ths work will be easily done with
out her intervention-we can scarcely dare to pro-
mise ourselves her cooperation.
In the State of Dcidtcdre, the canvass for the
Legislature has assumed the most animated iorm-
They appoint the Electors-The Village Herald
Of the I'd states. We are informed that the
Hon. Lewis McLane of the Senate of the United
~ states from the State of Delaware, will be at
laurel, in Sussex county, Friday the 18th inst.
and will address the people on the important sub
Ject OF the respective qualifications of Mr.. Adams
and Gen. Jackson for the Presidency of the U. S.
This information very gratifying to us, as the
fullest reliance may safely be placed on the accu-
racy and candor of Mr.. McJ-anes statements
MF: McLane has for many years sustained the
highest character as gentleman and Statesman,
not only IN his native State, but the floor OF
Congress and throughout the United Staes''