Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-07

but the Administration came out with nearly all
their force, thinking they would catch the Jackson
men ndppingr-bu'. sir. they turned out thro' the
excessive hard ram, 60 do their duty. Oh grey
headed iaher~, who had scarcely left their homes
for many years, knowing '.at they were engaged
= in good cause, out by scoressoine 10 so
years OF age, and NJ night ihe Polls stood thus =:
Tor Jack son lJ7, Adams >; aid the Poi;s Viii be
kept open Gays, IN consequence vi tiie rain, and
ihnl' viii be nearly thus Tor jackson 30 Ad-
ans 30 or %
done your heart good 10 have seen tne zeal with
which the old men turned out through the
Monday. There was not man who had ever
drawn sword, sl,ouiderei musAeI in th.
OF the Revolution who did not support the Mill
,ary Chicitain." Not less than IS men upward,
OF 40 years OF age in that sinsIl county, went
through all the weather TO the Pos-250 is al.
ways considered large vote for Powhatdn."
"BowLiNG GREEN, Monday evening, half past
o clock.
90 The Polls for Electors of President and Vice
President OF the u. S. for the county OF Carone.
are about to hc closed tor ibis day and hasten to
give you statement, as Tar as the votes have been
taken = or The jackson Ticket 200, Adams lick
ct %. have never us much interes, mani.
| tested IN our warmest county elections No,with
standing the rain fell ia torrents the early part OF
me Day our friends turned out beyond the most
| san guine calculations think the Administration
strength in this county is nearly exhausted They
Cannot poll more than % OF 30 votes in addition To
he nhove iisi. We have strong assurances from
Az paris Oh our county, that Oh TO- and
day. The jackson Ticket will receive an increase
Oh from 100 10 200 votes The Indignation of the
! great body OF the yeomanry Of the country is
ca'isd down upon the present Administration, and
they will sink. 1t is the people who now speak
, atid their voice will be heard. Their sovcreiunty
has been insulted, and they will aYenge the insult
| As soon us the polls closed ON Welne stIay |
viii give you a return IN full"
"SPorTsY Monday, Nov. Sd, 1923
- In consequences of the badness OF the. weather
p kauf H.,
the close of the Polls tonight. The vote was =
jackson 2oI, Adams IS. The Adams men have
done their best-as yet, we have good many votes
In reserve, which will nave to the Polls on TO-
morrow -i'h, efforts Of the Adams men are great
They travel 800 miles 20 give .heir votes. Thi,
isin accordance with their Plot, made know II,
Mr.. Clay when here
"P. EDWARD Courthouse, Nov s, 1928
:" Below, you will correct state of the
Polls taken to-day. Tor Presien, and Vice Presi.
dent The attendance of the Electors. has lar
transcribed the expectations OF every one. whe
We consider the day usheicd in with he most con
slant and pow erful rain have had since Nav
iSut what most excited the attention, and produce ed
surprise nom every quarter, TO see the old grey
headed men, from the most distant parts oi The
country. coming up 10 40 The Polls and handing ~
their tickets for Old Hickory Not thal we we.
surprised al their votes, bat 10 them turn out in
such desperate weather. The Polls will TIC k 70.
iopen according 10 law, and we hope TO give good
account oil ourselves"
Andrew Jackson 1876
John q. Adams 8"
AMELIA, Oiice Tavern. Nov A.
g Yesterday being bad a day, the Colnni-
soners, for conducting the presid- nliA cleo 10.
determined to keep the polls open until Wednesday
night: at sunset last evening, the polls stood for
jackson 1913
Adams Is
There will probably ne for Jackson about so
or 90 more 10 the polls For Adams, there cannot
he more than or more ii that.
pOiis IN
NELSON CoURrHoUsE, Nov. 9.
E" take the liberty TO report 10 you the election
for Presidential Electors of this County, as far a.
il has been progressed. The day has been very in
element; mot violent rain fell in the forenoon,
SO tha the polls to be KEEP, open for the two
succeeding days. The final result, i, is thought,
will not he materially changed from lis present
ratio. jackson has now l53 votes, Adams b.
The polls closed for the day. Thus is the
cause OF the people friumphing here"
CHARLoTrEsVILLE, Nov. y.
. AT the close OF our poll to-day, the vote stood
Jackson s2I
Adams 81
The polls VIII remain open until Wednesday
evening, and expect he fiual result will CORES
pond with the above proper. ions. |; has rainei
Violently and almost without internission through
OUT the day; yet MANY OF ;he oldest men .none
Us, came from the most ,emoie parts of the coun-
| " To- the polls.
Alb. tnarc will be true to itself ard the pri.
clp'd' Tor which II iu- always been Distinguish
Let the Old Dominion DO likrwiss, aud all sss
r. S-Fuesday-20 minutes past O'Clock
p. NJ"
Jackson 39s
Adams 81
Another Correspondent, writes, that several
old V"ierans OF 20 rode through the rain from 4
to ID mile, some nearly 80 years of age, 10 vote
, tor Jackson"
FLuvANNA, Nov. 4.
. The election for electors Of President IN Flu
; wanna county, first day, stood for Jackson 2S Adj.
ans nonr.-Seeoud day. 2 O'Clock, Jackson 22s,
Adams none"
AUGUSTA, Nov 3.
. Polls kept open, ba; the fiual result will not be
materially Varied
! IL The Coalition estimate for Virginia, gave in
.fib marie 10 Jackson 800 TO Adams I75-and in
Augusta $50 10 a. and $50 to $50 far, the Vir-
gina Estimate is rather out
" BUCKINGHAM c. II. Attn Nov. 1928.
" Believing that il would be agreeable 20 YOU
10 receive the state OF the polls of this day. there
fore send you statement, as il at present stands
Jackson has 10 day advanced TO i02-AdaIns hung
he greater part If the day at 80; hut Just bcfor,
The close OF the poll (ior 10 day. he received
Moses Law without the reservation ~ = evpect
tomorrow much larger vote in favor Of the He
70, than was given to-day"
To the Edifws o, tie Enquirer.
Gentlemen la your last Paper, | observed I
letter rom Mr. Thomas Jefferson Randolph, adj
dressed to you, bur containing implications aeaius
myself, which hope have been the result of pas.
s0nate exciiemen;s on his part. II has been seer
!, with sincere regret
, Having, for nearly twenty years, been POSSESS
ed OF knowledge ola transaction on the part %
Mr.. Adams, President OF the u. s. which I con
ccyed, If known 20 the people of The S. voul,