Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-26

nfmoer directed against Jac,son-bnt the ,iisst
misrepresentation are circulated about the re ac-
IONS IN me states They claim a--thcy
c'n''ihg even Nirgnia-and we know from the
gross Misrepresentation which they are iabricat-
ing ABOUT her sentiments, how completely to ics-
pSe their arts IN relation TO the other states The
n''uihofe Mary lander" asserts that 90 let
Ter bAs been received from one o! the most
distinguished men OF Virginia, which states
mat the good (A!ams) cause goes on a. wel''
Verej -' 1t best friends could DESIRE / his is
tiek, " scurvy pocian's'' trick; we must say
II, paipahc misrepresentation No distinguished
man III Virginia would disgrace himself by such
declaration. The cause of Jackson is safe beyond
the possibility OF a change-hs worst enemies
Know II TO he so-the vote will be overwhelming.
no candidate IN contested presidential election
ever had So large majority. We hear o.; changes
eno"gh IN ms iavor--none against him. An in
iigeh' citizen has Just written FROM 4. Northern
Neck; he cause of the Administration is fast
sinking in this District
Al The indications from New Tork-all our
Information irom the most intelligent sources in
ttlat quarter, leave not doubt upon our minds
! n" albany Argus states tina, " Jackson 1viu re-
ce'oe 6eyoRd all question, at icoSt ttro-tkirGs of
"r cotes oil the electoral college, - votes"--
an ii.eihgent Nirainian, Just returned from Sara
to%a Springs says explicitly, 4" In New York no
doubt l. entertained OF Gen. Jacsson's election
, Mr. Adams has no certainty OF more than votes
his, was informed by gentlemen of Intelligence
well acquainted with the politics Of New York,
dtiu VINO had no interest 10 deceive.
Pennsylvania!--We cannot stoop TO contradict.
the misrepresentation afoat They are worthy
oil their great orginai-the author of the Coffin
hand bills, ard the Sod father OF the forged Harris
Episte.
But we shall still have misrepresentation
nough, just as we had them in proiusion last wear
ihey will expire only i'll The agonies Of the cleo
ton; Inc Nat inteIigencer raised the war-cry
on the first blush of their success (rneagre as il
has proved 10 be, prophetic OF their certain de-
'eat, IN Kentucky. " Scarcely two months tthey
| excaiined) remain TO rouse up the thinking part OF
the people" and they cried aloud TO arins,-And
10 these organs of the Coalition expect to daunt
, the Opposition h. their audacty' No, no, swee,
SirS- our opponents are energetic as YOU are
think you, thar the friends OF the people are less
warm III their cause than the friends OF the Adj
iuinistration? Shall the advocates of reform be
less active than the minons of power? Shall the
panders OF uSurpaton and corruption boldly rally
| under ouT very bearis-and shall the friends of
pure election and OF the Constitution, ingIoriousJy
sleep upon their posts? Ii will not be-. Let them
q saddle White Surrey for the field,' we shall
not be found wanting. For the next sixty days,
we shall stretch every sinew. We shall not stan,,
| upon the deiensive-ihat is one OF the enemv's
| ats-We shall no, be content with offending
Jockson-we shall at once carry the war into Al.i-
ca.