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

VOICE or TIE PEOPLE.
The Signs" increase every Jay in favor O.
Gen. Jack son Let US touch upon lew Of them
And first in
AENrTcKS.-Ths Cincinnati Advertiser cas- i
new lights upon the late election. Ii states as at
unqueslionable fact, that many Jacksonians vote
lor Metcdife. " we have an instance in the adjoiu
ing county OF Boon, where Metcalfe had ma.
jority Of 2S9, when Jackson candidate to the lie.
gisiature was elected by majority of 81 /; b.
which it clearly appears that in this small COZ ny
there was 800 of Jackson majority. In Cum
berland county, Mctcaie majority was I3o al
jackson candidate was elected to the Legislature
In Es county, Meicalie's majority 81: JAcl
sonnan elected In Fleming county, Me.cait
had 81 majority: two Jackson men were return /
ell. In Greenup l3l Was Metciie's majority: !
Jackson member returned. La Hardin and Knox
$50; a Jackson member returned. In Hendersopc
and Union ~, Jackson member returned. IN,
Jessainine, al: jackson member returned. Ian
rel and Witty Oh Jaclisonman returned. Meade
III, Jackson member returned. Montgom ry 40 /
jackson member returned, Pendleton ~, Jackson
member returned. Pulaski ST, jackson meinbe
reiurned-WayneI5, Jacksonn,an returned. n
addition to this. lie, W. add Breathit's vote to Bar
rvs, aud Underworld TO Metcalfe's, and we hay
Lnajority oil Jackson votes OF 363, which would
have elected Barry, If the votes had been given /
freely to him as To Bredtlit. In SO counties Their
have been fewer votes given at the late electcnj
by 36s2, than was given in the same counties a1
the Congressional election in 1927. This canned
be better or more probably account ID for than that
those Jacksunincn who did not like Barry. an
would not vote for Metcafe, stad at home and ioss
their votes. These will not be SO inactive in No.
Vemoer next, at the election OF electors, and ma,t
be fairly added to those who have lately voted !ol
barry, and will then vote Tor Jackson, by which
jackson will have 4 majority OF at least 1000 and,
perhaps will have as many more. For, supposina'
that upon an average, there may be but fifty i'm eac
county who from local circumstances have voted
ag anst the jackson ticket, that would make aboy
l.s..h IL
be 1862 majority in favour of jackson an,l Re ]
FORM.
The L"xins on(h )Gazettee confirms this We've
the 'ubject-it states that when official intormo
!ion Was received oil the signal victory which we
mad gained IN the election OF Lieutenant Govern
or, and majority in each branch of the General
Assembly friendly 10 Gen. Jackson, federal sa-
iute was fired from piece of Artillery. No man
IN his senses, pretends 10 say, that Adams is a
! strong in Kentucky by several thousand, as Jack
SON we feariessly assert that Jackson will re-
ceive the electoral vote OF Kentucky by largeI
majority, and the result of the late election ha j
ohhItned us in this statement. Defeat is depc, l
ell III the countenince OF almost every Adams man
ana while they are yalnly and teebIy attempting
to deceive their friends abroad by aIse statements
they are known, by those around them, 10 be thor
oughiy apprzed OF complete overthrow i'm NJ j
Vehioer' oh the other hand our party in high!
spirits and will come 20 the polls on the frs
MONDAY IN November, i'll the full confidence oil
obtaining signal victory.'-ssW will (the Goa
':.a hisise say lexcaims the Louisville ADVERTISER
when they ascertain that there is no doubt" that
Mt Underwood has been beaten by the jackson
candidate for LIT. Governor, by "A majority of I0S7
votes-ihat,n the Legislature, in which there wa
last year. majority OF six for the coalition, there
Is now a majority of sixteen for Jncks0n-and
that Maj. Barry only lost his election by major
NY OF oo9, out OF I'LL yoles-when {" thou
SANDS OF Jackson men voted Tor Metcalfe, as wa,
J"eiO'a by the Adams papers. When these facts
sld" be duly weighed by the Editors of the Pitts
oursh Gazette, II they mean TO deal honestly with
their readers and the public, they will promptly
announce the defeat OF the coalition i'm Kentucky -
Minois has elected Duncan, the Jackson candi-
date, by majority of abou, 5000 votes The re-
turns actually received give him 1888, and there
a.e Is counties more to be heard from. There il
also considerable minority ior Jackson in boil,
branches OF the Lcgisai Missouri has elect
cd fettis, The Jackson candidate oy "a majority Of
al least 5000 This Singular fact has been noted
tat In jackson County, Missouri, the Jackson cam
'idae received 303 votes, and the Adams candidate
!ie.-in Clay County, illinois, the Jackson caIdl.
date rec NED every over his Adams opponent.
ldidnd.-Ihe Annoiator OF August 10th, eiyes
the following return Ray, I2,637-Canby 10 :.
o0o-Moore, S.723.-R to State LIE.
gislatufe, Jackson "a, Adams T.
NSsiSsippi-The returns iom all the counties
In thi' State, Except Jackson, Jones and Washing.
tony give the following results
,inds' (Jackson) 4,496
DcS'"h 90. 2,491
h"e 40 I,407
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