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

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the people TO the true character of the contest
and 10 the imminent danger to which our republic
can institutions arc exposed, and earnestly to ex.
hort The freehoders Of the county to come forward
10 the polls or the first Monday IL November
there to assert the Majesty OF the peoples will
and terminate forever the reign Of corruption, o.
intrigue, and OF arisiocratic usurpaton.
3. Resolre3, That subcommittee of four be
appointed in each Captains district in the county
who shall be requested 10 distribute jackson Flee
torai Tickets TO al voters in the county who may
desire them, on or before the day Of Election
The ]. Committee for the county Of Sussex had
full meeting at the courthouse on the 81 inst;
Mr.. Nm. nj Parhan Chairman. and Mr.. John j.
Price Secretary. They have enlarged their mum.
bers 10 LAC.
1.-THE FORCES OF ADAMS AND CIAY, (says
the last Virginia Advocate) ARE PERvApEp ny A
SYSTEM OF ORGANIZATION AND ARRANGE
MENr, WHICH is WITHOUT EXAMPLE IN TITS
HISTORY OF ELECTIONS, and which, leaving nc
stone untiirned to effect their object, will render
their whole strength available They should be
met by corresponding decision and energy. In
those counties where the jackson majority isknown
to be overwhelming, their tone is moderate and
represscd. and they affect to think that a consci-
business OF great numerical inferiory will rfuse
despair OF success which will keep many of the
friends OF the administration from the polls. BE-
LiEvE 1T NOT In this county, for example, we
will venture the prediction that not ten will fail to
record their votes. We verify believe that they
are not without the hope that they will carry the
vote OF Virginia by stratagem, and calculate for
their success on the supineness OF their opponents
The friends Of Jackson will not, however, he
caught in the snare. They will discharge their
duty and save the repubiic-To THE POLLS,
THEN-To THE POLLS"
A letter from Halifax says" We shall give a
good report IN tho subject Of the Election. If we
can &c, nca l. all she Jackson voters :, the polls,
that ticket viii have majority of Is to i.
letter from Morrisville of the 9th inst. saws
We hope to display our sympathy. for the Old
Hero In this section, i'll the proportion OF IL Ia
The EIeetions.-We have given up large
portion OF this days paper the elections in Penn
sylvania, N. York, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, s. C.
-fhe results Of the Inspectors Elections in Penn
syivania, on Friday last, are overwhelming to the
Philadelphia is against them, Mr.. Sergeant will
probably be rejected-and perhaps not one admin
istration candidate may be returned to the next
Congress. In that state the Coalition will be rou-
ed horse, foot and dragoons.-The prospects in
Ohio are cheering beyond our calculations A
letter from Cleveland, in Cuyahoga county states,
that there is considerable re action in the ives.
tern Reserve against the Coalition. All the details
are given; and the m.otsr OF the estimate is thai
j. will obtain an increase Of 4lO6 votes" This
Gay the Cincinnati Republican. with the increase
s'a d in Muskinghum and its adjoining counties
viii elect him, supposing that all the rest of the
State should remain in statu quo."-The pros.
poets OF Jacksons success more brilliant there
than they ever have been-Nothing is wanting to
secure complete rout CT the opposite party, and a
splendid victory, but that the People would not in
duige an overweenng security and a listess apa-
thy-but that they would turn out en- nuSse TO
THE PoLLs.-Ail the slang OF the Nat. Journal
and Il. affiliated presses about Virginia, is unwor-
thy 0f