Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02

may naye operated against MIR. Brent. Mr. Cur
ley coniesses that he owes his election to Jackson
woes. bnt, alter all, the Administration Candi-
dates nave received asnail majority over the Jack
son candidates Yet suits the eIcctioneerng
va' VI 'ne administration papers still TO harp upon
us s'Shdi triumph! Gentlemen, we advise you,
: lay not this aatterin. JUNCTION to YOUR souls
ven,ber.
ne triumph in Kentucky is predictions indeed
where arc yoar 1900 and 10000 nsortes! In
November the eDbilter red feelings oil the Old and
New Court parties will not be reused to decide the
contest. tw'I' turn upon jackson, and Adams &
LAY. Dut Tor the influence OF MIR. Clay, man
wan pretend that Republican Kentucky would ever
nave voted Tor man whom she had been indus
trioussy taught to dstrust and despise-taught too
oy MT. Clay himself and his par,izans. The free
men OF that State, wha,ever may be their attach
hent 10 Sir. T. VIII mover submit 10 be transierr-
Ell, IKE flock OF sheep to any man. Their politi-
cal weight has been once already thrown into the
scaie IN opposition to their ,cishcs aud TO the s-
sTuctions OF their immediate representatives, by
me ihaueuvrng OF the very who would now
dictate to them again. The late election cannot be
consiuereo as lair test on the presidential ques-
ton. The Clay phalanx was organized and ,!isci-
p'ined-whiie many OF the Jack sonInen could not
consent to give up their recent hostility to Barry or
'neir productions in favor of Metcalie. They
couu moi see now their votes that occasion could
at all influence the presidential election Yetwith
the ineagre majority oil less than half the full
oi many counties, the success OF Metcalie IS held
mp as decisve"-V ain delusion!
The only thing like a test OF the sentiments of
kentucky was the elections last year for Congress
Diu NOS the people turn ont their old representa-
yves johnson and lrimble who. had been the ring
leaders IN electng MIR. Adams? Did they not send
S'acksoh members to Congress out Of twelve? And
yet " have been told ever since that the majority
OF the people for the Coalition With these
facts before us, we cannot beIieve it. Mr. CLAW
knew me danger, and repaired TO the field Of ac-
tion. IL his presence was necessary in August,
how much more so will it be in November We
shal see whether or not he obtains another fur
Tough, and medical prescription.
ne majority oil the jackson over the Adams
candidate tor Congress in Missouri, ought to be
considered as putting that State OF the question
and particularly when we consider that Mr.
Bates was the late member, and how unwilling
they are TO turn out man if he does not misrepre-
sent Them Missouri Is as certain for Jackson as
Tennessee.
Illinois is equally SO. Did not Mr.. Cook mos,
shameiuily abuse and misrepresent his State by
giving his vote TO Adams. And what was the re-
suit: Did not the people discard him from their
confidence? And was he not re " aried by the Ad-
'nnistration with mission to Cuba, as ridiculous
as IT was fruitiess! Vet Illinois is claimed against
jackson
Saue me, Cdssias, or sink--If the " astound-
ing intelligence from the VEST has ''opened the
eyes" oil any body, II IS certainly those OF the Co.
/" sweet hope" OF MIR. Clay's influence in that
quarter, that they are just awasng to sense of
their danger-ani cry Justify, help help They
are raiiying all their forces, with no little tumult
and bustie The Nat. inteiligencer of Washing
ton few days ago, sounded the alarm, and point
| cd out the battlements that were TO be occupied
Pennsylvanid-good old republican Pennsylvania
was invoked IN tones of winning kininess.--New-
fork--sturdy and powerful New York. was call
ed upon to throw of her fetters-to assert her in
dependence OF Mr.. an Ruren-and TO act for her
SELF The hatred OF these Editors towards this dis
ungulshed man, prompted them 10 assert, that he
intended, by an unprncipled intrigue, 10 give the
whole vote OF The State TO Jackson-Tha, hayin.r
a majority in the Legislature, it was intended TO
wrest from the hands OF the. people The elective
power, and exercise il themselves. We have al
ready expressed our disbelief in this eiecUoneer-
! ing story No such thing Will be done, nor is il
necessary TO be done. The alarm is spreading
the Coalition treinbe-their Presses are all strife
and hustle Aud behold lest these '<Signs'' should
impress the Opposition with an idea of ths real
state OF their Tears, they say ne are "wie a.
wake HAT tine - astounding intelligence from
the West has struck terror iu.o the hearts OF the
! Opposition. What beautiful rbodomontade How
exactly the reverse are the facts!
=" The tag rag Gjsd bob tdu.''-Oae Of the go
verninent presses AT Washington, (the National
inteiligencer) says, :. The truth is that it il the
| SOBER staid yeonanry, and the professional ara
e""c0te9 men oil the country, generally who hay:
supported, and now successfully uphold the pre-
sent administration against the organized opp,.i
on TO it"--Thai is, per haps what MIR John Adam,
would have called the Mobility Hole os the land.
Inc" sinking mechanics and The common peo-
| pie are Tor Jackson. Ehus the issue is made up
| We shall see who will succeed 1t was so in the
times OF the elder Adams But the people triumph
ed and elected their candidate, against all the eli
iorts oil The :" professional! and educated MEM
iha IS, your professional politicians and your men
educated to govern the country.
THE SIGNS.
The maj GRITTY in Missouri, is large and il il
Necisive."+Spencer Pet,is Jacssoniaul is elect
Ell ny The astounding majority OF perhaps i5UO
majority all toid,'' over Mr.. Bates adm. )--The
loyal" Missouri Republican" confesses the cleo
lion toaS g trial OF the strength of the Admins
tralion and jackson pariies"-ihat 80 d mere man
oil straw can be elected to office in Missouri, il he
should happen to belong to that party" This is
frankly giving up the state 10 tie Jacksonians.-
Air. Hammond Is, therefore, right We may rest
" assured TINT Missouri goes for the Hero" John
Miller elected governor without opposition.
The election returns have not all come in from
indiand-All the counties, with the exception OF
one, IN the list congressional District had tied
Blake and Booze, 72i7 each. The remaining
county Is small s. is said TO have elected Blake by
majority Of 100. The District is decidedly Jack
son-& nothing but his personal popularity {. actu-
al tenure could have obtained so meagre q majority
we learn tsays the Cincinnati Gazette of the I'D.
that Governor Ray died suddenly one day this
week, OF bilious collie. We have no particulars
Very shortly before his death, it was ascertain
ed that he was reelected Governor Of indiana
yiCdniG-N othing shows more distinctly
me desperate e8treniiiics 10 which Coalition is
driven than the y inteligencer's nsidousy re-
publishing the estimate OF Mr. Binns, with enco.
niuns upon his " accurate knowledge" and the
" sood faith" IN which this statement OF the vote