Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-23
" FNe CampbeNs are grooming"

there will not be a single Adams man in the 2ist
Congress from Pennsylvania
The Canp6eNs are G-coming.''
The torrent a IRE, ,,ihIe eve in oiio-she hiss done b'
duty neutrality-suspicious. to presen, spPearsnees, Adams
! will scarcely get single vote beyond the maun,ain.-Ws
received the following interesting article, BY last Evening"
Mali
PenasylruniG.-TO tie Editors Of the Enquirer.
Pittsburgh, October 10, 1928.
STR:-In order TO present to you a correct test
of the situation of parties in this State, and 10 pre-
vent your being imposed upon by the representa-
tions OF the Administration party, we forward 10
YOU the return of the election in this county so far
as hcari from, and we shall continue to keep yor
appraised Of the elections in this state a soon as
returns are received. The average majority at
the election held yesterday, for members OF Con-
gress and for the Assembly, was upwards of 500
in the city alone, which has been deemed the
strong hold of the Administrations party in this
State. You may safely calculate Oh an over
whelming majority iii Pennsylvania, we believe.
greatly above the estimate made by the Jackson
Central Committee, at Harrisburgh.
BY order and on behalfos the Committee OF Cor
respondence.
p. s. 1t is now ascertained that the average ma
ioriiy of the jackson ticket in this county is up
wards OF Eleven hundred. Z. j. r.
Letter to The Editors, datcl
Z~ANEsyILLE. Oct. 10, 1923
nth news I write, will be my excuse for
Az " " nav , anu
put in irwin, a true Virginia Republican, by up
ward of a thousand votes. By some unaccounta-
BILE neglect IN our country friends, we have lost
our State Representatives in this County, Wash
ingtoii) but this has only enforced new vigor into
the JackSonians here. We have had an inLustr!
Gus, vindictive, and imp rincipled party here
animated by the spirit of Clay himself, to contend
with. This County, in 1924, was almost unan
imous. for Clay, but We are gaining, daily, notwith-
st4niing the wealth and the offices are against us.
On October 3ist, we shall rout the monarchy par
ty. Stanberry's district, has been partially heard
from, and IL going very well. Wealso have some
hopes of Turning ont Creighton, and putting in
Wallace. We shall have a pretty good repre-
ssntation in Congress. The Jacksonians are ac-
tive and bold, even in GAINESVILLE, the little
Boston OF Ohio. UTdsh. Tel.
Yours, &c. -
From the u. s. Tsfesraph-Ertra, Oct. 2lst.7
(~FURTHEn NEWS FROM oHIo)
Letter to one IF TIE Editors, dated
IAHEsvILLE, Oct. Is.
DEAR SRI cannot but give you an idea of
the political move generally in this State, 30 far as
heard OF with us in our election this week. Ia this
district, Beechcr is out, and too for ever. We have
elected w. W. Irwin, Esq. our Congressman, by a
majority oil about 1900. In the ChiIlicothe district,
it is fully believed that MIR. Wallace is elected
over Creighton. At ST. Clairsville, Kennon is
elected over the Coffin Handful agent there, Da-
venport. Mr.. Stanberry is elected by a large ma
jority; and there is little doubt but that J. C..
Wright will be left out. In all the above distrists
All tIe COunticS nave etcCteu JdSkSOuilTl9 10 our
Legislature, as far as can be accurately ascertain
ed, except one membeH and at this Boston Of a
place, Mr.. Hampson and Mr.. Flood lost their cleo
tons in this county by about IS0-Siliman and
Chambers elected. This county has been one OF
the hardest ones. TO fight almost in the Us.
We are in high spirits, and nothing can deter us
from our honorable course in the ensuing Presi-
Dental Election.
Respectfully, your ob't servant, ---
Pennsylpania-The Washington Pennsylvania
Examiner OF the 18th says:
1--WE have the most cheering news from a.
brold-Erwin the Jackson candidate for congress
in Fayette and Greene, has beat Stewart the adj
Ininistroiion candidate, by a very large majority.
We congratulate our distant friends also on the
complete success of the Jacksonites in all the ad-
joining counties in this state, in the election OF
members OF the legislature.
Mr.. wilkins is a jackson man, Col. Stevenson
and Gilmore were the regularly nominated jackson
candidates. The vote i'm Allegheny county was for
wilkins (~Jackson) 2515 Moore Adams) l55l.-
Stevenson Gackson) 1915, Gilmore (~Jackson)
1884. In Washington county the vote was
for McCreary Dackson) 2GS9, for Lawrence
(Adams,) 1861. Thus it appears thai Of the
six coalition men from Transatlantic, not
one remains. Stewart and Lawrence being The
lasl-and that IN ohio, Davenport, Wright, Beech.
er, and Creighton have fnireG in the Clay. The J.
party in Sloane's district we're failying on Colonel
Thompson, and we are confident that Sloane too
has been left out.
Such is the force Of the popular will. Well
done, OHIO-JACKSON Is COMING.-Ed.
TEL.
The Pittsburgh Statesman Of Tie 18th saws, 'hai
Messrs. wilkins and Gilmore, are elected in that
district.
We learn from the district Represented bv Mr.
Woods, composed Of the counties of Warren and
Butler. that Shields the Jackson candidate was "a
-otesahead IN Wsrreur03 w1uN ~nr4'at'v -ac4:-4