Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-21

No'hn'''ee OF correspondence tor Philadelphia, aP-
pointed by the Republican Convention, assem-
bied a; Harrisburg, Jan. Sih, 1923.
August 25tii, 1925.
The result oc thr election in Ailegany is truly @
great triumph; for it is a triumph ofthc people o.
yer the Politicians. In Ailegany and also in
" asliing,on county. the ,nen who have hereto
fore managed. are on the adams side, and have
been signaliy defeated in the Tate election. The
-9ddr's kHoUtng ones here did not pretend that
there was not an overwhelming Jackson majority
III W ashington county; but they expected TO elect
at least three of tie Assembly Ticket; for, said they,
Veil, Colby and BoD.es, (three of their ticket,
cannot be beaten in Washington county. Well,
the fact Is that Messrs. .Ne,H, Gabby s Bo,ries
are perhaps, the three strongest men in that
county; but they are adams men, and therefore,
have been beaten. andbeatcn too, by the weakes.
ticket that ever was brought out.
'he election IN Washington county in Novem-
Der will show how far the jackson Ticket for the
OF the Jackson Party. We predict that il viii be
found 10 have fallen below it at least 800 votes.
(Bdh. Repub.
the .9dIias party have che member less in tic
nert Legislature OF maryland than they had in
the last. Yet, they cry out that they have q tri.
nmfh! Here at home, in Maryland, we lau gii a,
them, and abroad, we presume cur friends under
stand the matter, and will not be deceived by these
silly shouts OF uiuniph.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
There IS Jackson majority ia this county - of at
least 300 In Allegany a Jackson majority o, 200.
In Frederick county, an adams majority OF 323-
say the -fdams party These 3 counties form an
electoral district which sends 2 electors. 1t is
Obvious, therefore, that they will be for JACK
SON.
"A QUESTION.
The 'fdan's party have a majority Of the Del
egates elect TO the State Legislature. Before the
Legislature meets, JACKSON will be elected
President, by what name then will the majority
be caileii m
THE ELECTION IN MARYLAND.
The Adams party have returned a majority to
the State Legislature in this State, and great is
their rejoicing thereat. They have now got all they
expected and all they wanted; the State OFFICES.
Let them hen chuckle over it. VIZ knew that they
had put every engine in motion TO secure the State
government, because We weiikncw the little junfo
that feed out O! the State crib, and how tenacious
ly they held On the Treasury teats.
But as far as the Presidential Election is con-
cernec, what have they gained? Would the tuhoic
Electoral vote o: MdTyiord Y. Mr.. Adam. any
chance oire-sieciion: No! Dut Is there any pros
pect OF Ma Adams getting the Electoral vote OF
Maryland? None. Tie two Electorel votes of this
District are certain Tor Jdckson-the Electoral
vote oil baltimore county no one pretend. will not
be given TO Jdchson-tie counties Of Hartford and
Cecil, which send one Elcctor have returned z out
OF their B delegates TO the Legislature .JdcESoniuns,
and the eighth is a tie-and the Adams men, we
believe, admit the district is for Jackson.
Frederick, Washington and Allegheny counties
viii eject two Jackson Electors. Even admitting
that fTedcTich county will give the Adams f.
lectois as large d majority in November as she has
ius' given the Adams Legislature Ticket, we have
no scrt oidcubt that Washington and .aheghGny
~cocGties will veywhelm her majority. =
The lower district Oh the Eastern Shore com
posed Of Somerset, Wo-chester G. DOrcester will
send @ Jackson Eiecto:.
Kent and Queen hnne's will cleo. u Jucksos.
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