Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11


lierohes are dispirted and down here. and we
nave them lighting for their lives great olnticn
~ going on m Tennessee snd confidently believe that
iHr Adams will get two three electoral votes ~
that state. The Qenerats connection with Col Burr
10 ms eoterprize blowing him "Sky high," is
wnat mas already come TO lIght half of what and
VIII ne proven upon him in relation 10 that business.
lie documents from the Office of tie Secretary OF
ar IN relation TO the ltiancu has had astonishing
uec' hope, sir, you will continue your efforts for
"e advancement of correct principles and good policy
DO you nave begun. We many duties to our selves
III" '"h'es, but in such contest the present., we
owe much TO country; for myself am willing and
VIII s'ahe every thing on the contest"
Eriract o. letter. dated
~ "CLAY CoURr House, Ky. May 25ib.
,he administrations has large majority in this
county, although II has been inundated with extras
from the franher."
ErtTdcS Of another letter, dated
''GLAsGow. Ky. May, 81, 1922.
i"e cause OF the Adininistr alton is looking up in
ms Quarter; the documents published the casa OF
'e BLK militia are operating prodsiousy against the
''es" wherever they read General Thomas Met
Gale ana J os r. Undsrw ood the candidates for Gov
ernor and Lieut. Governor tic side the Admins
Ta''oh, VIII, without doubt, he elected. and I feel
Jus, as certain fthc election of JOHN QUINCY
ANS and RICHARD RUSH. I will name few
counties oelow that VIII give considerable ajori,iss
gamSt the Hero Clark, 500; Cbristian 500 Cara d
goo; Logan o0oi Madison 1000: Shelby 500; Warren
| 400; bourbon $50; Breckenridge $50; Boone 900.
T,asoh z5o; hnox and iia: Ian $50: Rockcaste $50
mere are great many other counties that will give
W.T. adams rnaJorities of I, ? and SOOn
I We find in the last number of the KerucL, Pooo.
ter, the following extract: S'
Extract Of a letter from gentleman in BowI;n,
Green, Warren county, Nav TO-
II know OF nothing cheering than the prosnect
! OF inc Admn'slTat on III this quartern
! Wo have before us several letters from ,r;,,,.
paris OF o,tuchy, all highly confirmatory of our cr
ner adv ices from that state and going in our o,;ni
TO place o' success beyond tho possibility Of dopbt
We shall make tract from one from =, dio,,,
guished citizen of Frankfort.
| 'FRAHKFoRr. 10th MAY. 1923.
"Whataver report TO the contrary may be circpJ,,eJ
you may rect perfectly assured that Kentucky will oo
ui WI au'"e' ne is gaming strength rapidly, and at
ms moment rs stronger than the Hero by FIVE.
! THOUSAND votes My means of ascertainno in,
| formation are exiensive-I cannot be mistalenS
ne ABOVE information, we think, he rmplici,iv
reiiod OF; and we nave hesitation in saving TINT in
our opinion from all the information We bo,. - a ~
abed 10 elicit lard we unceasine 10 our enJe.
to Obtain ~ that Mr. dams, re- election IS secure sS
! by a triumphant majority. ator,,Londc,
| IRON Tie Eo1hmg Grccn KY Public .ldrert,,,.
Whf. L.. BARRY
| Extract OF letter from a eeu,ena, i, eho,h
county, to his friend in Bowiiug Green d,t,J :, -
May, 1928. '''eu l"
MT Barry will stand Chance il, this county
fhe Chief Justice address ed the peope hint ,,;th -
| ms eloquence, Il had no effect The nao,ia -
know MIR. Barry. MIR. II. Crttenden renIied ,h;ab
he was comPeisd 10 do account of The abnse .nd
ha safJcG ,l
people that the object of the Chief Justice IT,
henaii and Company, to obtain Office and noua.
and Jackson and ReforrnD was selected ne ,i.,
oni! "a miserable one tooJ hobby. The documen,
Pnul's,e' ~ .e Gass OF the Six Militia Rlen has
po"ertu! erect here and if the people will only read
zee use OF ts present administration mast orosoe, y,
OHIO.
ine vote OF the Grand Jury of Portage County Ohio
a, inc last Count was-For .4aanrs I4-For Jackson
iie Constable also for Adams II was the ,,,oa !
fe obc,yo ia.
ished " fu'
Il Jack,oD man. IN Ohio, writes thus TO his fricrl.
D" JACKSON party IS IN RUINS since Governor Gin
IONS deats and the counties which gave the Iaraes,
largest msjorities for Adams
LOUISIANA.
Extract o. letter J,oAa Nflr Orleans Tic Editor dgied
,1 May :, 1923.
sale IN tins state, and every day adds to our STRENGTH,
Our Administration Eactorial Ticket will ,,pdo,,h,3l
succeed Derhsny Will be elected Governor nv a lave
n'HJofity, and think Mr. Liyi,rstou f.,n Lo
The Louisiana pack will be beaten win roat once 49,
Administration candidate this District, The rcele,io
OF MI Brent is considered certain. G,sv too have m,
more Formidable" H., - -
TENNESsEE
JoEH Il. NELSON, Attorney General Of tlo Knox
sl'e District IS announced IN tine Knoxville pa pers
candidate IoT the Office OF Presidential Eiector in
mat oisf'ct OF tennessee p!edgne Inns elf il elected
10 vote for MIR. adams and Mir Rr;ss The Tnov,;IIn
Enquirer, speaking OF the Candidates observes tbs,
ne Is extensively known as man of talents and un-
doubted integrity. lie was in the C,eci. camna;rr,
uhuer Jacisons immediate eye. And no man a, The
battle OF The Horseshoe, behaved with more nrend
n.y. lie was, IN 1898 elected 10 the Ieoisafpre from
th'S County, and at the Scssisn of 1894 was eJercd
attorney General for the Knoxville District Jhis
appoihepthe has ever since held with honor TO him
SELL with advantage to the State and we believe no,
gwen enhre satisfaction TO the public. He p:acrises
law IN four OF the Counties of five in this District
Ire n"s oeep accustomed 10 political canvass, and
Knows how to make bis calculations lie has rc,,I,a
non ana standing NOT 10 be hsrnrded on the cast of
uie we KNOW he IS sangnine Of suCcegs yya arc
neher prophets, nor the of prophets bur we ssr
70 our trends every where, do your part, and VIC viii
E2'dcf q ie!isr rogI Tennessee 10 tic Editor 6o,,d
.- MAY 10, 1928
am pleased with the decided stand you Ina We taken q,
WE important subject which agitacs these once hapn
mug" 2!a'es' There many friends Of the Adriaisra
on IN tennessee they strong enough hope in some
W me O'"n's to prove successful The course pursued
Wy e Opposition is unexamplcd. Could see my no,Ir
o'd'c (FgInid) under the influence