Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-25
RxoHnGoMD. NOV. as
THE ELECTION


Jackson is triumphant, and our utmost homes
are realised New York, Ohio, Kent uckv. I've
votes in Maryland.-and we think we ma v safelv
add Indiana and iouisiana.--are gone for Jack.
son. run returns, however, have not vet been
received from all these States but il will be seen.
by the information received, that enough Is ascer.
tanned TO leave no doubt Of the esultsSwhich arr
as wei determined BY facts, by the admission
hgencer. abandoning the signs of the times,
ana Its own infallibilty, begins trust to Provi.
dence, and prepare is readers for "any cy.nt,,.
John Binns is laid out in shroud Of coffin han,i
oi's. Inc Baltimore Patriot [" retires from the
contest, wearied almost 10 prostration. Colonel
Stone, OF the New York Commercial, i'm hi. Last
agony, bawls out Justify that I" ALI. is LOST.
whiie our own .'orthodox" Register, with more
sympathy Tor ms purse than his party, cries
" Codfs! Coafs!! Coats! ~
II Is now nearly reduced 10 a certaintvs t,,-,
Mr. Adams can obtain only the followirso yotcs
viz; so in New England. l6 in New-York. s m
New-Jersey, lin MaryIa land, and in Delaware.
S5-I eaving amaiority for Jackson of nearIv on q
hundred rofes! The contest has been tremendous
anu me defeat equally ,so-lt is a Waterloo route
so entire and decisive to put an end to Tho coa
ntion, without point on which To rally, or a re.
. 70 mae ,ieir heads 1t is the triumph Of Ii.
6srty and justice agsinst power and patronage
me " line oil safe precedents' is broken and ",nea.
sures not men" has become the motto of the nen.
pie They have preferred the honest patriot
whose integrity has never been iinpeached,-the
principles to his ambition, TO War. Pestilence
and Famine, and spurned the invocat,r of tbes,
scourges as more tolerabie than his loss of power
rom tneir councils and their confidence The
triumph Is GLORIOUS. Let il be enioyed with mo-
deratlon, and harmony will again be restored IN
social intercourse, and unanimity and peace to our
country" ''U'
lauch are the strains in which Connecficpt
paper, "a connecticut paper yes, the en- Haven
Heraid'') celebrates tiie triumph of the neonie -
very different, however, were the authorizations
Of some OF the friends of the Administrator A
writer IN the Providence Patriot of the 18th cals
the voters OF Rhode Island to the Polls nm tI,e Io,h
instant, and tells them that
rou'fee" states of the facenfy J1,r have al !
READY expressed, by their latest elections. tIeir
decided preference of Mr.. Adams In fbn ereot
s"ih," ~, OF New York, which was though
by all, to hold the balance of power our prenon5e,I
ance, and the choice of from fcenfv one To f,rS1,
ayJour electors ofthe sc is placed 6cuo,,d do,,,
ihe returns from Virginia. SO long Considered az
CERTAIN Tor General Jackson. show an unexpected
Adams force, displayed at her election anJ incl,
~ the hope, that the Electoral vote of thai State
or al least part it, will he given TO the Admin
iStraiion In the nine States which appear Ger
.ainiy against Mr. Adams. there is not an entire.
unanimity, as to the person for whom their vo,.s
should be cast BY some of the persons tbe,,
CHOSEN Electors, insurmountable scruples are on !.
teftained a. TO the fitness of General Jackson far
'he presidency; and by them some other person
VIII VII, assurediy, be voted for-thus dividing the
ofce OF the Opposition, and insurng The defeat NJ
lis eading Candidate
Inc Salem Register, TO the last moment at
temps TO keep up the spirits of its friends llinoi
I,sn' give mr ADAMS her three votes, Tennes.|
see may give him one, and possibly three! yirpi
ma and N Carolina may 90 for the Aam;n;.,sSa.
non! The ~ Orleans Advertiser of the 3Otb mi,
iouf days before the election, makes an absonte
,ocS OF me hopes of the Jackson party: What
- uiI"i he,p9 their discount ure will be for n
Poet--the destruction of all their air hn;n a.,.o
ihe chilling disappointment of office; the cIouj
Jays OF munger and rags; the miseries of ccntempi
loss OF the long cherished hopes of reveuge am
80, idrner, IKE porientous cloud edge,
with angry lightning, setting himself do,yn in I'm,
west never to rise again.
''n such glowing anticipations Of the success,
OF ,ne Adams plrty--and such conte mptrous sneer
~ OF 'heir adversafies, the latter may be excuse,
Tor congratulang each other on the triumnbs die,
have won, and for &c enjoying with uoderat;on
me fruits OF their labours-But il is one thing n
gam victory-it is another to iu,oyoye IL Nod
!. the Time to display the patriotic principles whcl
,,s ac.ua'ed the supporters of Jackson Now
.ne une 10 show, that they have fought not f. +
themselves, but their country. REFORM is ttciN
mach aDord. " "'''
INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS
me Coalition Prints have spoken OF the In
.sfesnng Developements" 10 the South; Will
they overlook the still more Jpterestino De,si
opements' 10 the North. They are ,.Iamournl
about apretended plot of Treason in s. CaroIina a
crying ont Tor information, and dcnouncine ia
IT alors by anticipation, in one quarter-wtilc4
u.ey pas over the direct charges Of treason al
gf'hst Inc politicians OF Massachusetts, They ca !
ior no names, and evidence WHY this re.
'hafkaole difference between the cases. Is il be.
cause, 1t Is your bull has gored my OK?
- ne r edeTaiisis In Massachusetts, however ara
,Ike'y 10 save them the trouble of call upon the
president Ii is already announced, that a iorma
ocmlahu mas been made upon him for information
IL ne Presentment which has been found agaips
MI MI :, Lyman, for false and infamous Ii.
pe,' at the instance OF Mr.. Webster, is likewise
calculated to lift up one corner of the curtain
Mr. Lyman has offered an affidavit, that the testi
niohy Oh Messrs. Adams and Giles, is necessary n
ms oeience- The latter cannot, as we understood
ns'P nun out IN the catalogue OF names-As
hlr. A.; no doubt he has the muster roll a
the traitors in his possession; and his testno,g
may be sufficient TO inculpate Mr. Webster NJ,
purge him from all suspicion.
Unfortunately for MIR. Adams he win MT 90
.",b"S ,h ,ne cares OF Washington. to enjoy undis
ca an enquiry at home, which is destined IN q; -
MIN no little trouble. The Boston Eyening ia
zeue declares, that &c his recent devejounen,A
WIN respect to his political friends and private sc
quan'ances In the northern states, have created
sach an animosity towards him. that he muss %
TURN home without having right TO expcct a.
snghtest outward testimony Of prat;tuds e., nj,
talents, cordially for the integrity Of his ftimi
shiP' or sympathy for his political fall
".and that Which should accompany old ase.
~ mv,avf ,'o0e, Cocd,ence, troops of friends
hemuSf not fo0i; TO hare
The Boston Courier is not satisfied with sr
oHeSs letters to Mr. Adams. tits of no cons,
quence what Mr.. Giles wrote 10 Mr. Adams. an
further Than IL helps to disclose the opinions an
motives OF Mr.. Adams at that time The Ieuc
OF Mr' Adams TO MIR Giles are those which Il
public want TO see, and for which we shall CONT,
ue 70 cry aloud and spare not We have no o,
pectation, however, that Mr.. Adams will ever q
vor the world with such sight. The only hope