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

LIST ward, ~ 90
I'd l.f iI9
4th 4" 60 ISL
5ih 24D $40
52S 633
In this estimate, the third ward is omitted.-The
ucket elected was composed OF two friends Of jack
son, and two Of Adams (the only Adams men in the
board0 and was made out and supported by both
parties Nevertheless, two Jackson assistants,
(hiessrs. Vanderbergh and Presion) started OH the
morning OF the election, ran within AZ votes of a
ticket thus supported.
our recent contest and the object OF the creates,
exertion by the friends Of the administration
throughout the city, the republican victory is coin
plete. The majority is than double since
the somewhat noted victory in that ward for the
Jackson supervisor. AT the first spring election
II was tie; at the special election 40, and is now
So. Mr.. j. P. Could, who was defeated in the
second contest with Mr.. Mayeil by 81, is now
beaten by the highest Of the Jackson aldermen 81
his last result, IL is due to to the republicans of
hat ward TO add has been produced under the early
and most Perservering efforts Of the Adams men,
and IN the absence OF several efficient and active
friends Of Gen. Jackson.
The Daily Advertiser of yesterday says very
truly .thatit must be admitted that the city at
large 10 for Jackson" 1t is 20 now nv 523 In the
great contest In November it will be by $50 or 600
OfiIO.-A letter from a gentleman in ChiIlico-
the, dated September 20lh, furnishes the most sra
ufying intelligence in relation the prospects of
tile republican party in that State in the approach
ing Presidential election. The writer remarks:
III the accounts given by the organs Of the ad-
ministraiion were 10 be relied on, persons at dis
lance from us might be induced TO think there is
an overwhelming majority for the coalition in O.
Mo. believe II is not so and state without the
fear OF contradiction ii Mr.. Clay interest and for
tune were not at stake, John @. Adams would not
receive 1000 votes in the whole State and have
fir nf fho Hu,,n
cord with me in this opinion. Our cause, howe
yer, Is daily gaining ground, and with a degree of
raPidity which has thus far exceeded our mos,
sangu'ne anticipations. Gen jackson will GER
receive IN this State, in addition to the votes
ne received at the last election, at least one half
OF the votes MIR. Clay then received together
win one eighth Of the votes which Mr.. Adams
received. Of late have had occasion 10 travel
through about 30 counties in this State, and used
every possible exertion to ascertain the strength
" parties IN each, and confirmed in the be-
ef that Ohio will inevitably identify herself with
inc republican States, by giving her I6 cleo
torai votes to the venerable patriot and hero An
drew jackson. This county, (Ross,) which gave
MIN only about 300 votes at the last election will,
10 doubt, give him small majority notwithstand-
ing the desperate efforts which Clays tools are ina
king here, by the circulation of muti!ated t.ocu.
ments, falsehoods and forgeries.
have Just seen letter from a gentleman in
me estern Reserve, the strong hold of the ad-
IT.
thoity, that, in the Nth Congressional District, in
which Jackson received, in 1924, only 39l votes,
ne VIII receive AT the approaching election not
less than $500 or 5000; and in the adjoining dis.
'rict, III winch Jackson received III 1924, only GIT
votes out OF 1859, Mr. Adams will cnIy obtain a
very meagre majority. Our party in every sec
lion OF OHIO, Is much stronger than our western
friends Imagine You should no longer concede
The vote OF this Stale to our observation-disclosures
am satisfied that the result of the approaching e.
lechon Will be as gratifying TO our Republican
friends, as it will be astonishing and astounding TO
the federal party"
letter from friend in Cincinnati, dated 25th
inst. says: wa
We expect TO haze a large meeting Of The
trends oil General Jackson in this city Tomorrow
evening. when, il is understood, Maj. Barry will
ADDRESS The meeting, and give good account of
me cause otreform in Kentucky We are full of
we'll founded hope as 10 Ohio Every mail makes
Us more confident that the State is ours The
!" estern reserve counties, settled by Yankees.
nave made complete somerset. We expect hun.
ireds oil votes in counties, where Gen. jackson
had but units in 1894 From all accounts we have
rom your State, things work welI--so that we
now have not the remotest doubt of the eventual
success Of the cause"
his intelligence is far more catering than we
anticipated. We can account, by the wav. for
he falling of, from the Adams ranks in the IVES.
ern Reserve. The people there feel and kno,c
mat MI. Clay now rules the west, as none but the
'Flends Of Clay have received appointments with
10 me gut oil the present administration The A.
cams men IN the western states thus stand pre-
scri6ed by the administration which thew arc sun
porting 1T is no wonder they turn soniersets, and
resolve to vote for the man who will not consent
to divide pocey with subordina.es With toler-
able vote in the Weatcrn Reserve, the Jackson
party must and will succeed Should this be the
case, Cen. Jackson will receive the votes of X en-
lucky, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Mississp
pr Alabama, Tennessee ,and perhaps those of Lon
lsiana. Under present prospects, we consider The
recollection vt Dir. Ada ms impossible
louisville (Hy.) .edr.
CITY ELECTION.