Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03


the follow ing statement:
e We have >een a letter from Wheeling (Oho
county, OF the 2Ot', inst, which says, The adj
joining county OF Brooke, in which. six months
ago, the Jacksonians were supposed ~ be two 10
osic, ~ now said 10 have majority Tor the Adinn-
list, alton; md is believed that all the counties
the Ohio river will give inYorities Tor the Admin
istration."
Now. we happen 10 have before us letter re-
Gently received in this City from one OF tho mot
intelligent and active citizens of the county OF
Btoose-it is a private letter. dictated in tho
irankest spirit; but the wiier will, We hope, ex-
cuse u Tor giving publicity 1t runs follows:
met at the Federal Court ut CtaiksburS
with many OF my acquair;anccs, and with sosne
oil the Delegates from every county composing
this electoral District, together with aunter
IRON adjoining counties. | have underworld tn
ascertain the probable result iii this and in the all
joining District, respecting the Presidential Eicc-
tion.-ln brooke, we sinai! have majority. In
Ohfo. am informed 10y number of its Cores
pond'ng Committees the minority in favor Of JACK
son VIII be respectable in point oil nuinbers.-in
Tyler, both parties claim majoiity.--ln Monon-
gala, from the best Information Obtain, jack
son VIII have two 20 one--!n Preston, il is believed,
there i'll he SNAIL majority for J.-Col. NJ says,
both parties claim thu majority in Randolpi; but he
Is oil opinion that there is small majority in ia
vor OF Jackson.--fn this statement have cndea-
vored not 10 .ufer my feelings TO govern my bet
Ter Judgment. Upon the whole, am led TO be-
ieve there will be small majority in facor of
General JachAon in my Electoral District. Time
alone will prove the iactlt il believed here that
the adjoining Electoral District the rirer
'ria Siue decided mcjority to Jackson"
The county OF King anu Queen has also been
Claimed for the Coalition. We understand from
&c indisputable evidence" that both sides claim it,;
and that the adjoining county OF King William
will be 3 10 for Jackson.-The Signs are nu-
merous and certain in his favor in Virginia, that
none but jcvotce dupe could pretend 10
doubt them.
"King IPiHiom-At a meeting of the Jackson
Core spending Committee OF the county Of King
William held at the Courthouse the 23d day OF
September the following spirited and judicious
proceedings took place: A large and respectable
portion OF the citizens of the county followed tho
| members Of the Committee TO the Courthouse, and
as they entered took their with the most per-
iect order, inierspersing themselves amongst the
members of the Committeeman with evident
feelings OF deep interest. uniting themselves with
the political views of the Committee. When tho
ous'ie attendant upon the ingress OF the people had
suOsided, and silence and expectation finely
pieSsive OF the popular character, hen regulated
by reason and sustained by patriotism, pervsded
the assenby-Alr. Thomas W. S. Gregory rose
and addressed the meeting, in reference TO tho
great principles involved in the approaching Pre-
sidentsl Election, and in explanation of the views
and objects Of the COMMITTEES in calling together
Its members on that day. Upon the conc fusion Of
the address of MIR. Thomas Gregory, AIR. Win.
Gregory was called TO the chair, aud Mr. John J.
Boanc appointed secretary. hIr Roaue then
read the circular letter of the Central Committee,
| and on motion Of MIR. Thomas W. S. Gregory, it
was unanimously resolved, shat subscription of
70 cents be paid by each member Of this ting,
10 purchase the requisite number of tickets for the
ireehoiders oil the county, and defray other incl
dental charges-and that an Executive Committee
| be named by the chair TO receive and expcnd the
said subscription.
Mr.. John j. Roane then suggested the proprie.
| ~ OF advertising the people of the day, when tho
PresidenIiai Election would be held at the Court
| house, and upon motion, il unanimously re-
solved, that il be the duty of the Executive Com
mittee TO be named under the first re solution To
frame an address 10 the frreholders of the county,
| giving all proper information, inviting them to u
| general ami punctual attendance. And upon mo-
tion vi Doct liawes, lately citizen OF Kentucky,
the said resolution amended, making il the du-
~ OF the Committee to prepare the said address in
| the TORN of printed letter TO the people.
The Chair then named as an Executive Com
;ni'tee, Messrs. Doct. Corbin Braxton, Thos. w.
5. Gregory, John j. Roane, James c. Edwards,
Samuel Robinson, Thomas Starke and Waller
burke After the appointment of the Executive
committee, the money designed 10 be raised I'M
der The hrs; resolve, was promptly paid by eac,
nember oil the meeting. And on motion Of Col.
Braxlon, ii was
Resolved, That the sixth day OF October being
the hrst day of the Superior Court, be entered in
the proceedings as the day which the next
me etinf: OF the Jackson Corresponding Committee
shall be held.
On motion, Ordered that the roccedipcs Of this
meeting be signed by the Chairman and Sccretr-
ry, and that they he published ia the Enquirer.
whereupon the meeting adjourned until the Oh
day ui October next.
wM GREGORY, China.
JOHN j. RoANE, Sec'ry.'
Eedfcrd-At a meeting of the Jackson Cores
pondiug Committee, for the County Of Bedford.
held at the Bell Tavern i'll the town of Liberty,
the 23d Of Sept 1925
William Radiord, the Chairman of the Com
mlttee, being absent Col. John p. Gray was APP
pointed Chairman, pro- feni and john A. Whar-
ton, Secretary
The following Resolutions were adopteJ:
RESOLVED, That Abraham Baker, JOHN Gerard.
puiipou Nichols, William Durreu, John G. Nc
Coy, Jacob Fouliz, George Foultz, Capt. Robert
douglass, George Galloway, David Jones, Sr, Ed
mund Burton, jesse Reynolds, David Wade,
John Wade, James Wade, Thomas b. Gerard
Aaron Powell, James Rucker, ambrose Jones'
John Tate, Frederic Cooley, WiIkerson w. Kee.
zee, William Jones, James Hogan. Hezekiab
Fuqua, Rowland Turpin, John Iurpn, Thomas
Iurpin, Francis Haley, David Krantz, Andrew
Shnali, John u. Wits, Capt. Pleasant Dawson,
" iiiIam Farley, Silas d. Early, Joseph Krantz,
Committee for Bedford County.
Hesotvcd, That each person at this meeting
tiendiy 10 the election of Gen. Jackson 20 the
Presidency, be requested TO take at least eight
electoral tickets for distribution
ReSoiocd, That Committee Of five persons be
appointed to prepare aud publish an address 10 tho
PEOPLE oil Bedford County, OH the subject of the
approaching elecii0n--whereupon William Rad
lord, John A. WhJron, Calohi Mennis William
Cook and Edmund Irvine. were appointed for tina.
purpose.
hesotcea That three or more persons be appoint.
eG 70 deliver an address TO the People Of Bedford
at the October Court the subject OF the Pres
dental election-wheTcup0n Calon Mennis
william Radiorj, William Cook, Edmund Irvine
ana 'ohh a. wharton, were appointed for that