Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-23

Jackson men, by causing che Contest 10 assume
the character OF the old aud new court controyer-
~ am more an! more convinced Of the correct
mes; Of his opn'on. This county (Jeifersonl al
the November Election will give Ger. Jackson
much greater vote than that given 10 Barry
or at least his majority over Adams will be great
er than that OF Enry over Metcalie. Such be
hev" 20 be the fact
IenneSs ca letter from, Knox CO. rr.nu
OF Aug. 20 appeared originally in he l.ynchbure
Nirginian, from which il has been transferred To
various other Coalition prints, stating that at
muster IN that county from which he had '' Just
arrived, where there more than 600 neop.
assembled" Adams received 305 votes, and Jack-
son 2o5,-Mr. VIM. s. Howell. Colonel of the
Ccu .'y, pronou in the Knoxville Register Of
the 10Th Inst the whole story - destitute OF truth
in e 4 ~ particulars; - there VIZ 10 muster in
Knox 90. in the month OF August, OF any ,ieseriD-
tton, bus partcui'riy, there was none where any
'hin ik the number of 600 men were assem-
hied - cannot but think (says Col II the
| car o; Mr.. Adams in desperate situation, in
de d, whom forgery or such piiul lai-ehpnls are
r rtcd 20 in aid oi his election. For cry much
90 stlon, out OF all the voters in this district,
t mpri ing Nv counties, in contest directly he
t'v Jn' kson and .idd,lsS, if the latter could OBJ
any votes, as Ibis letter gives him in the
election at the muster, iis august, neither OF
~hi h ever took place"
iooisiGRG--an intelligent gentleman, formerly
TO- Virginia and recently from Louisiana pro-
nounces il decide lly as his opnion drawn
u
son will get the vote OF the State. This is Strong.
confirmed by the following letter. in the latest
Bo-'on Statesman, and written from Attakapas
Old Aug. 18th: ' BY immense exertion, the ad-
r,inis,ration men OF our State have succeeded in
e. citing +. ID. White ard II. II. Gu,Iey 10 Con-
g osS. Judge Whites popularity, and MIR LivinCs-
ton long absence from home, produced the res i,
IN the first district In that section OF the State
mink the Two parties are nearly equal The Bri
| fish merchants in New Orleans, who WELD a Bri
sh Bank capital OF about five millions, are all de-
cidediy ior the administration; and the loss OF our
ticket in that city at the July election Is to be
attributed mainly to tie j.dicious exercise OF this
immense monied interest. The jackson men we re
too confident of their strength but they will be on
the alert III November, and the late reverse w III
! teach shem prudence. In the secona district
where three-fourihs OF the voters are for Jackson
Gnrley obtained lean majority. He is the only
Congressmnn belonging TO the State who left his
family in the country and who was IN the habit OF
returning homu during tn, recess. He has never
been violent "gainst jackson, and stands pledged
| to vote with his STATE for President To the local
interests OF hi constituents H. had ever been
faithful and h:s integrity is not questioned IL,
acknow lodges himself indebted 10 the friends OF
Jackson for his election In this district (the 81
although about two hundred decided friends OF
Jackson voted for Col Brent, he was beaten 337
votes by Gen. Overton, distinguished officer of
| ~ last war, aud decided Jackson man Th.
Tvs he g'levous news at headquarters 10 hear
tna' IL BRENT, ne ---- OF the coali. ion, md
w. 'Nit iiidf oil henry Gay, has been
Pi' &" rout. All the partiZaEs OF Adams rallied in
! ms support Even men who have refused him
their hands Tor siS years, made OF unheard OF
eNertioi.s TO Uphold him. Rely upon j. thai OIL, OF
onf 'o"o votes Jackson VIII get 1T least 1900 The
presidential question was not at all considered i'm
Tie votes given for Governor II was scarcely
made party question:
| hidioRd-R. Boone, the jackson candidate is
.lected by majority OF II votes--Jennings who
is u cted from the 2d district is clamed by both
parteS-Tesl, from the Sd district is claimed IN,
the Adams men: in 1924, in the H. of r. he voted
tor Jackson.-Ray, whom neither party seems TO
ciaih' Is elect,r Governor by Il majority OF or 3
thousand. He is Gays the Phiiad.iphia Ga
| Let'e) naive oi Connecticut, and, no doubt p,
! heafI an Adams man, as his letter to Gen. Jack
soh on tc subject OF the tariff about as iHsil-
'ous production could well have been put to-
geeheF. Gen Jackson, as we think very properly,
reitrred the sly Politician TO his previous express
ions OF opinion on the subject. Those expressions
were sufficiently. exp!ic. and Governor Raw be-
! came convinced that they were so, as the tine for
d ne" election approached. letter from the
! west informs " ,ist this Governor Raw had in
his vocation Of professional politician, visited
every county III the stat and turned with a be
eI mat N re was IN ,joriy OF 5000 Tor Jack -on -
M'n"is-fhe - inois Intelgencer" admits
! ha The. majority .h.. Jackson candidate for Con
/ gress IS moi less than 4 200 votes
{ = .H"'"c-Ihe Administration party have carried
| " great majority in both Houses, and of Members
OF Congress.-Oi 81 members in the II. of 4. known
| % oe elected, but ~ arc Jacksonites. OF the 20
members OF the Senate, are known 10 be elec-
ted ; perhaps the whole.-WasIiburn a is said
10 be elected over Ripley q 90 Brien is snppo-
sea 10 be eiected.--And -rson, a. is reelected
f! wlout opposition But there IS one droy of com.
L~t yet-ibe Boston Statesman states that the
E''cSSon Candidates received majority of votes IL,
,ilo': townships which form the CttHIbcTInnd FIec
! t"Tn D'sticf--'fhe reader will remark tina, there
! az towns IN the Senatorial District which do no,
enter MO the Electoral District Deducting these
rom The former, it would give die jackson can
dIlae for Eieccr abou, 50 maiority-,hat is toL-
ing lor granted the statements ia tic Portland Ad
wiser an Adams paper--The Portland Argus
LINKS u " about certG!R'' that Jackson viii carry
| tn Cumberland district
gF"Tfh- Cdr0iinn.-ic.ters have recently becn
PuD,ishedR MeSc parts as written from that state.
ho.u'ns out The idea that !. q ~ will set the vote
oi ~ t.-Ihe Raleigh Star rdicules the very idea:
>, "HS "at az this may answer very well 10 tic
~ inc creduiifv of few obscure and Ignorant
eaders OF the - in another State; but it "woulJ
, TO 9 o. believe IN Venice" though the veraci :
o"I Edior and all Lis infatuated correspondents
. e 'houid swear it,"
t"g'n!a.--Wc may say the same of our own
I9ti'e.--"e know persons who give up the shin
anu confess that j. will be elected still IN
D'l' on thc vote o! Virginia This NAV be u9oo
WheIme that, " airs fair ia p0iitics'' Calcu-
- IONS are put iorth, only for effect abroad For
w, ""ce " We have pcrused Gays that yerv in
'ilgen' and spirited paper the IcTersoni,n Re-
: ioncSh OF Lynchbura) letter in the last -
uh'eu Lyhchburg, in which the writer undertakes
~ dy 'that mere i majority for the Administra.
ION, ion III 'h. place, Henry, Franklin, Patrick, and
,s"'o'u The people in these counties viii tell
M. mn, very different tale in sixty days lie is =
mistaken progno5tieat0r, fore God 81