Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-30

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re. elected Governor by a majority of
from to $4,000. His antagonist was
Jno. w. Campbell, late a Member of
Congress, and the strongest man of his
party. This election displays the true
relative strength of the parties, and Ohio
is therefore unquestionably Tor the Ad-
ministrstion by large majority. The
"Campbells ARE a coming" sure en-
ough Hurra for Adams and Trimblel
Twenty one votes in New York, and
GOOD NIGHT to the Military Chief
taipl
Meanwhile, Wright, Beecher, Woods
and Davenport, members of the present
Congress from Ohio, and friends of the
Administration, have l)st their elections
and so it is said, has Standberry, (Jack
sonian,) Creighton, Vance, Mclean,
Barley, WhittIesey and Vinton, (adm'n)
are supposed to be re elected by large
magorities In the only county heard
from, Columbiana, (in which he resides)
Sloane, (adm.) was ahead of his two
competitors, 500 votes. Findlay, Jack J
is supposed TO be also elected One
thing however, is evident. fromthe Cub
ernatoral vote-THAT OHIO Is FOR
THE ADMINISTRATIONS.
The following is the latest news from
the ground:
Prom The GAINESVILLE Republican, Oct. 10.
There can be no doubt of the re cleo
tion of Gov. TPImBLE. by a majority
offrom FIVE TO TEN THOUSAND.
We have every reason to believe, that
with proper exertions on the part of the
friends Of the Administration, the ma !
iority for their Electoral Ticket will be
TEN or FIFTEEN THOUSAND.
Ohio is safe for the Administration by
seven thousand majority! New Jersey
is safe by sI76r Maryland is safe for 9
and most likely 10 votes! Delaware for
Kentucky for Ia! Louisiana for s. In
diana for S! New England for 81 New
York then, must decide this memorable,
and pever-to-be-f orgotten struggle, In
that State, the greatest con tdence is felt
in % or a4votes, ard il this be so, Mr..
Adams rides in by five or SIX majority!
Courage friends the day is ours! To
beat thee, after all their Dragging and
Boosting. and betting and bullying, will
render The victory still more ines.imable.
Courage, friends of the administration!
Courage, COURAGE! To many who
do Us the honour Of seeking information
through This paper, the present is the
last opportunity we shall have before the
election, of invoking them in the name
of their country and liberty, to manly
effort, We trust TO actin a week or two,
as the messenger of glad tidlnas of great
10y. We so!emnly believe at this mo-
ment, that we shall vauquish our adver-
saries. We wish 20 impose upon NO one
Ito excite M expectations which we
do not share ourselves. We believe
Mr.. Adams will be reelected, without
counting in his favor any of the chances,
which so extended an election may
bring. Once more, friends Of the Admin.
istraton, have confidence in your cause,
and 60 TO the Polls To the Polls. in
the name Of all that you value in this
world! ~ Wing.
VERMONT.-A correspondent
from Vermont, writes as follows re
specting the election nthat Statc--Ha
verhiIl Post
MoNTPELIER, Oct. IL, 1928.
E,may be gratifying to the friends
of the Administration to know the
strength of their party 10 Vermont. To
stead OF being equally divided as re
lates to the Presidential question, they
stand aboutlS to l 1t is ackno wledg-
ed here by both parties that the vote for
Governor was fair test of Jackson's
strength. Gov. Crafts had rs 285
votes Doolittle 1926 leaving Crafts
the triRing majority of Is $50. The 10
Counsellors, being all Administration
men, received ma jority of22 600 over
their Jackson opponents. OF The Repre-
eentalives, 90 are JacksoDians. The
A ADMINISTRATION Electors will no doubt
every one be selected, making 10 the
aggregate formidable column against
the Jackson cause Geo. ID. Shaw of
DanviIle, is appointed Secretary ofthe
Governor aud Council. Rodney G.
Boyce, ESQ Of Rutland. is appointed
one Of the Aids to the Governor-the
other 10 be appointed on Monday.
There is no doubt, it is said, but that
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