Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-25

la'ion OF rejecting that you have done your duv' -
l-TO THE POLLS TO THE POLLS Eel
Citizens! That is all we desire--toi both
parties 10 measure their strength fairly with each
oiher.-We do not dread the result at all But
| TO THE Polls ON MONDAY the 3rd day of
NOVEMBER
CO.NynU.NTCaT'ED
FIRST INTERCEPTED BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.
The campaign j. Fastening TO its DENoUEMENp.
Inc great battle is about 10 commence. We have
| made every preparation for il that our means would
permit. Though we have had great difficulties to
cope with in the midst of a hostile country and op-
posed "a we have been by the most formidable en-
'renchments, yet have we exerted ourselves ike
men, devoted 10 the cause Of our Leader One
advantage have we enjoyed, which was denied TO
our enemies They fight like raw, unframed, and
Ill-'iisciplined aiilita; but what want in num-
bers, we would make up by tactics. Our troops
are all regulars. better-trained corps of men
was never collected together. Though our Lea
der has his Head Quarters at Washington vet his
daring and active spirit oyerieaps every difficulty
ana directs our movements by dispatches continu-
ally transmitted, and deXterity Unsurpassed The
whole mass Is put in motion by his genius-and
hence, management, cunning al design, secrecy
ana ooldenss IN execution, mark all our operati-
ons,
No master spirit but his or one lie his, would
have Ventured 10 recommend the names of two re-
tired champions Madison and MoDroe) TO be added
10 our lists, and TO give 20 our arms IL
was an admirable iinesse-and though ii has failed
oil iHoSt oil It's purpose get II we'll and
dsxierously aimed. No other spirit but his would
have inspired that absolute devotion which per-
vades or army-could have collected such SUP
Ip'y o! means G ammunition cnemy's country;
levied so much money Tor lhe army chest Il raised
so many men to I'LL ranks. Ii the saying OF
another great warrior give US money, & we will
raise men; & men will raise money" ne have us
ed this money TO collect the materials OF war& scat
ter missiles in yirectot. We have sent lie ht
4 all
kept the press constantly al work, & deluged the
| country with handbiIls Il uckeis.-The mails have
groancd under dispatches the post offices have
been surcharged with them, & enissaries employe ed
at every station 10 force tickets secretly into
the hands OF The wavering Quandaries OF the day.
We have distributed every o! weapon among our
par,izans; and even implements, that forbidden
by Legitimate fare have been employed 10 poi
son the minds OF the people.
Under such circumstances, the action is about 10
compensation after all, we do not depend so
inut:. upon our strength, the supinencss of our
| snemes. We are about 10 surprise their camp
| we are marching with our drums muttled, upou
their sleeping troops They Gespse u too much
TO I'LL their ranks, or to keep sentneis enough upou
| the outposts. Every OF us is in arms ready
Tor action The fear we have, is lest should rouse
our foe. Let them sleep on. and they are lost If
the cunning OF the Indian who steals upon hi,
enemy by stealth, aught avail us, we
shall exert ii all, at the onset. Never were troops
more Vigi!anf; aud better disciplined, than onrs-
Liberties. "a fw days will decide the contest
ADA1is HEAD QUARTERS, Richmond, Oct ~.
| u Not word in the Officials by hast Evenings
mail about ihc election Of members of Congress
liz ONO The Inteilisencer quotes in its little
Poetscrpt,a paragraph from the ZanesviIle Rcpub-
iican, oil the 18th, saying that there can be no
doubt o! the reelection Of Gov. Trimbic, by a
majority from to 0,00O,-'
There IS great doubt Of il; and if he was 10 bea,
Campbell, j, is no decisive test at ALL because at
The last election they were both candidates:
and then, when the question was not made Trim.
/ Die received about votes for over his opponent"
THE u. >. Telegraph however by las. Eyenjuq's
mail, gives the following extract OF letter from
a highly respectable citizen OF Knox county. TO
! friend in that City.
Extract Of ieerto gentleman in tlis city dated
/ MoUNv VERNON, Oct. rs, 1923.
! DEAR SIR hasten 10 give you an account
OF The result OF our late election so tar as have
heard from. Ia this county, which is Knox.
campbeils majority will be little rising 800
MT Stanherry will he reelected by a majority OF
| ab ut 1900, as can be ascer tanned; IL NAV
! possibly, deviate little way or the other.
| but u is as likely TO 20 abovc ~ under have
also heard from Mr.. SIoane's district In Wayne
county, in which he lives, Mr. Thomson has
majority oil 759. MIR. Campbell --rnaiority will
! b. rising 800 in Wayne. In Franklin county
| Irimble has succeeded by lean majority Of about
300 10 35O. While writing this, nave received
Intelligence from Mr.. Deecher's district Judge
| W." WIN W tle'LCu ny handsome majority. ]
cannot say what the difference will be- Mr..
Canpbea's majority 10 Fairfield will Dr about $50
and rot less. Licking count. will give SIR
| Campbell from 500 to 500 majority. think
there j. very little doubt Of Nir CampbeU's cleo
ton, although do not think il will DC anV tbiue,
Ola test az to the Presidential election Tho CO.
arliouists arc very much down. You NAV safely
calculate on tis State"
The fire il in The woods and they 90 mot siopi,
III sloane end Creighton lei out we shall; have
out OF u members Of the House Of Representa-
tiycs from Ohio.
4 letter OF Oct. 17,h) from dstin auisfcd zen.
ileman IN Pi'tsburg, 70 his CORRESPONDENT, in this
City, says " JoHS SLoAxr also is defeated
Thompson - elected in his place"
The Coaiilionisis say, the jackson G re- ,giil 5Ryn
0d.-But WBEw' There is very Dt,ic time lel,
'oabatc the confngraiion will 6Iaze higher
and higher, until it consumes tl.is unrighte5us
Coalition
RTihe misrepresentation, which rave appear.
cd IN the Ad5ms prints, concerning H,s gppont-
Tnent OF tic Commissioners 10 hold tie Preferential
Election, wili a. coissG the Enclipero q, raes-
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