Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-14

upon IN. citizens oil the South, and endeavored IN
awaken them to the importance OF manufacturing
'or themselves, without depending upon other
sources. After this address was concluded a
number OF citizens were added To the Correspond.
ing COMMITTEES Of this County, amounting 10 two
hundred and fiity-four; whereupon the following
resolutions were adopted
LIST. That this meeting will use all honorable
measures to promote the election Of General An.
Election.
themselves, and will use their best efforts with
their neighbors and Others TO attend the Presiden
tial Election in November next.
sd That this meeting will again assemble ar
rNsyiVanta Courthouse OH the first day of Octo
| Der Court next, fer the purpose Of taking into
consideration any matters that may O.. submitteh
at that time.
4,h That Col. George Towncs, Col. b. w. s
LABEL and William r. Chaplin, Esq. be request.
ed to take charge OF the funds now so librroII,,
subscribed, and procure herewith one Thousand
electoral tickets tor this county.
ON. nat the foregoing resolutions be signed
ny the chairman and Secretary; and that copies
be transmitted to the Editors of the RicbmnnJ
Enquirer, Jefiersonian Republican, and Danv;iia
Telegraph. with request that they will publish
the same.
GEORGE TONNES. Chmn.
DAVID II. CLARK, Sec'ry.
Jdchson Committee for the City of Riehuon.,
Inc General Corresponding Committee have an,
pointed the following Gentlemen. as COMMITTEES
ior he City oil Northumberland they request the,,
to use all fair and honor able m ans'' for Oh. ~
motion OF the Cause to which they are attached
viz: 'eus
:, James Rawlings. Charles Ellis Mai VIM. Price
Wren, DIR. John Hayes, Robert HYDE Nichoi..
Mills, Garland Thompson, John R. Tripiet. Tho.
Green, Garland II. Mitchell, Walter ID. BIa;r Iss
NJ, N. johnson, Charles Fl. Hyde, Madison WalihsI
Hchard p. Cunningham. Beverly b. Brown, Tbos'
Nelson, DIR. l.. Chamberlayne, Cant. blair Roj,;rr
Joshua Crump, Robert Poore NJ arcus Cochran e
Gooch, Dr. Geo. Williamson, John Shore. N
DENLY, NJ {. Lakeland, r. H. Whitlocke. SAM
cartwright, John l.. Tate, John NJ. Ferguson.
Thomas Priddy, Samuel Shepherd. VIM. r. NJ
by,G v. Clarke, DIR. VIM Tazewel. Geo, Gresn'
how, VIA b. Lipscomb, johnson Eubsnk. A. plea
SAINTS, Jr. James Sizer, Arci,'d Ferguson. Thon,a.
r Bigger, j. tioode, James Boshcr, John Jonss
Jr. and VIM. Neale.
THE ELECTIONS.
This Is the season Of elections; and. i'm tho w.y
oil news, there is nothing 50 interesting. thar us
can give 10 our readers, a. the results of them.
we agree win the N. lntelligencerin the above
impression and shall accordingly give as many of
The details, as may be interesting TO the ma;or;ty S
our readers.-The great election win soon he 90.
within less than weeks, the Polls will be cloeed
s .h !, snms-when we shall devote our fugitive
The following is the best Coup d. OSif we On,
take of the Contest 20"
For Jdehson-N. York 81 at least; Pennsylva.
MIA -; Maryland 4 Virginia ~; N Carolina Is
5. Carolina IL; Georgia 8; Tennessee N. ind;an
8; Illinois3; Missouri 3; Mississippi 3: AIaha,na
D; Kentucky 4-I59.
For .adao's-In n. England 80; Delaware 3:
Maryland s; N. York l2-7O.
s. ge ef;. !; Maryland 2; n. Jersey
NOTES.
". York-We see what insidious attempts. and
random calculations, are made by the Coalitionsts
70 pun tho strength OF their party in this State
1'u. we put down tho above vote the minimum,
winch can be counted on for jackson W. roll,
upon the numerous signs that have been nubI;sbeH
d WEI, as the satisfactory information we have re-
csived from private sources-from men, who have
no interest 10 deceive US, and whose letters wero
written Tor our own eyes, and in the very bos,
faith We published the other dav a Ie,,er -
gentleman who has the best means of intor nation
ana VINO counts upon not less than 80 600 ma;or;tv
ior an Buren,, and 80 votes for Jackson.-We mn
also, through the most direct channel that
d h'S"oer Oh the Adams Committee in ALBANY doe,
not hesitate to pronounce the cause Of AJsn,o o.,
gone In N. fork.-The late triumphant vote In Al
Dshy' Is certain sign of the spirit of the times =
ne inus.ers OF the militia, the meetings of the
people, me hnes which have been re-drawn be
tween the old Republican and the Federal nartcs
ana 10 me former, including both the BODY Of The
bucEtaiis and the Clintonisns-every thing ;ndi
Gs,es the approaching triumph of the Jackson partv
=: 40 nichus are ouoyant and active-his enemies
discouraged and depressed. Among the more re
cent signs, we have to notice ballot which ,,s
'aken oil COL Consaufs regiment vi horse artillery
At ochenectddy, which resulted i'm 26l for Jaclson
ana az Tor Adams.-Every quarter is re-ecboinc
'he nominations oil jackson aud Van Buren-Tbs
nc ns III dsingon county, is said TO have boen
me largest delegated meeting ever assembled thor
between and 400 persons attended. and avarv
Town was jul'y represented. John Gale was nom;
nated for EIector, aud John Willard for Congrass
ne same spirit animated the seventh, district Con.
Vehtion At Seneca Falls, where ID. Moyelv ofO.
u.t' was nominated 10 the Senste-aso' the
o'h uisuict Convention al Buffalo, where pbi,.n
der Bennett Wa. nominated to the Sen,t. Tn
same reigned 10 the republican Conyention for tbe
zsth Congressional district, which represented 4
counties, when II. Halsey Of Seneca. and s. p
Dates OF ontario wer. nominated to Congress an5
Gen =, rogers and Asa Cole for Presidential cleo.
'ois. ne waterloo Observer states that tb.,,
WI DC elected by handsome maioiritv Z
ihasee the present member has been nom;nstsJ
ny one rePubhcans oil the 2Sth district TO Congress
anu hr' D. Lloyd Of AIlegany was at me sonae
.W'f nominated as the Jackson Elector for tho Ill
IT. ne republican Convention OF Oneida met at
" ucd On the 90 and nominated S. c. Byooson TO-
. ongress, and IL. Wager for EIector. The sano
hopes oil success pervade these nou,ina,;o,. ,ho
same ouoyant spirit directs all the (,onvent,ons
0he feature Is ominous of the fate Of the Coalition
hey nave recourse TO the Federal party for m,n,,
OF Their nominees Thus, they have tsken ~,
Mr. Gurnsey OF Monroe as am EIecfor NJ ~
ech'en OF Albany, and Sherman of OneiJ, Al, -
the OLD tcderal school, the supporters NJ ,b go
Adams, ana tie natural allies Of the vo,,nass,
'~V y. esuos II. The present highly excited STATE
"a p ei.lens OF n. fosk bode nothing but ill.,
r@"sy'odn'd-The calculations most 10 he H.
pended upon are ~ to so 900 ms;ori,v ~ p;. oe
r.s'ln,ates tguarantied by the able and cirrn,-
spec Lthtors at W sshington) are blown al ~ IL
W me ia'e Inspectors Elections. Thus he ,Iio,s'