Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03

ias pio, dc',"''d III F'Sctc, exrcnl.a in Of ner
counties. Jackson men ao voting i'll onc county
went to another ana voted there 100, Shameful, r-
famous corruption. This is the party, who are ever
clamcrirs Tor REFORM! Aye, JACKSON and
REFORM!
U0xliug,on, .lv,-,,y, RI 1a2G.
You will see that Gen Metcalie who voted Tor
htr ADAMS III Congress luS succcc!c, in NJ, election
Tor Governor of Kentucky, lay comDarRtiv,i; small
nut aecisi'e majority, over .uaj. IEm. Il. Htfy,y
tb" regularly nominated Jackson candidate; one Of
the most eloquent men in the State and who had for
rr" Tong 'o''as. upon IN" stump aud hustins cynrtc,
an 81. foWHrs to the utmost, 20 destroy the present
Administration, ind :" ciectte Jackson. He, in all
iils speeches md circular address tivnoun,n, In.
ddr'S and is caart in Tie most bitter tar,ps rnd
cA;oued Jackson to the slicS-but az would ro, do
lie is beaten sJrac'Sy beaten. For althounh Met
cure Wajoriy Is but 7OS votes, YET uni.r ths cir
curpHtanccs 1t Is conclusive. In vain will Il h. said
thai the loss Of icutCnan; Governor and one brrrb
OF me i-esiiturc. Viii b. cG, aient for the rair
,oi GoveIn"r. For, Barry got rore votes tnn
br2atiit' cor.rqacny. obtained the full strength @.
ms party. Our friends say he had more .,,,
that strength. .rirt stsrs+s u.ri;.,s me- A,r !,
and Barry Obtained In. full Jackson vote,
you may rely II. Indeed think he po; tv,, ,hou
san" more t!an tut vote: for ut lCas; that number
"i;'r EE.ii IN their ONT counties sent Ia a.;l,no
ontT' and there voted ngaiu. We have ,s,.nr,
itt ut lcaSt fifty. after voting in Clark y,,,t IN
n!''g,fn"ry ami Bourbon and voted. tut tor t,,at
ten. WILLIAMS (Ad,n,s) would ll.v,, bent, IN
'".'on l'acksonl Tor the SENATE in AIont~cn Nv
md rstili, near hundred votes: s Is he hes bcur
MN only three Another intCcru. friend v-r,tcs
me from lexington follows:-''W hsrevcr th.,
Jackson party strong enough To control tho re
suit they have obtained srncr m1ioritics than were,
anticipated Sp'11Ous rotcS 20 n rery great amount
hHre hecn .rircn Scictt corrs of voters hayo h,.,
'raFr'ied from county 10 county &c" Before t!,
election 1t was tho opinion OF some of NV tIc,i
not
jackson party ] thought diifGrcn.ly and an, nov,
convinced was right. en- hct,, 81 70 Jackson y, p,
'nho ro'fd t", .Ncfco c,-.toi one: Bat mann ,ehcf
Standardization men, ,rlo ,.,icd fo,. Rr,-yy ne bn.e
m fnrt rorrndiH al nYorr co-.j,st Two ,,jx,:nc,
{YHieS, hoM 'ccT organized ard rctinr IN c7nrcrt
ih'Se quotations w. give YOU idea of The true
nature OF the contest in Hclituckv has been trc-
n"nfous orc and the Administration is y;c.ore,s
The election of Brenthi;t rs Lieut. ovcr,or i ,,nro
~ tlH result ut accident Both Underwood and hin,
are 'iWy2r, OF respectable Standing living in oion-
I''2 counties. IN tho south OF the state Underwood
has been conspicuous in the JcQis!atu-c rs an old
cor' man. and parsln. Brca'h hit stood alaor from
local politics. ana bud not been Ii candidate since hc
was beaten for Congress by FL Johnson the first
'nr the latter was elected. The present complexion
OF the Legislature IS priucral!v the result Of Ioc,l
causes have mory letters from various parts OF the
state to warrant this statement In shcrt the prr-
dental question was stnked on the issue between Bar
ry ana Metcelfc and the Adams candidate fairly won
tho prick nnucliv is for Adau1s O,,r T-r,,d. ro
preparing To follow w the blow nud To increase ;Ir
majority in November. This can and Will bn done
jackson party feels beaten, and is barely ublc IT,
make battle ap;;in
In Ladinan The Administration triunonI, Lsa lec,,
coTnpote, from Governor down 70 the REPRESENTATIVES,
IN the Legislature. The contest in one of the Con
grcfFonnl districts has been close, between Colonel
Blake "A darns) and Radcliffe Boon (Juckaun.) In a
the counties but they were tict-the remaining
county would certainty give minority for Blake Of
- or 0-wich elects him. In Ei,nDis and Missouri
INC Jackson candidates have succeeded to Conrrcss
III is however admitted on both odo tn DO tcst of
the PRESIDENTIAL question. | personally regret the
loss of Bates in Missouri set down these states as
doubtful but will give the Heroites A hard roco for
them Notwithstanding. Kentucky, Ohio I-1jazo and
Lo'aS'nnG count Oh as certain for Adams-i0 votes
west OF the mountains. He will get 95 or 100 ths;
SIDE the Al"gaEy without Trg1n:n, North Carolina
Or PernSylUnpin-the latter of which now feel CON
ndent VIII be for US Our friends alive there
Thus you will nothing will
De lett undone which ought to be done in PequsuE,p
ma This gentleman also states that Governor
Shulze hos oppressed his decided opinion that Adams
VIII get the state as also have Sergeant Firms Hon
hlnson and other leading politicians about Philadc-
Phia. i.uchanan inGham, Stevenson, Mexican. &c.
iea0ing jacksonlan members, will to certainty be
turned ont OF Congress at the October Election I
cannot entertain much fear Of tho electoral law beinn
chhl@ea n .fe7o York It Is too desperate move
ment. v e must get 90 votes there certain.
''hS"i'"Pp@-Fn adams county the vote for fc-
preventative 10 Congress stood as follows: For
ilnds the jackson candidate, So; for Bsgaman, the
Adams candidate, 800.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Great changes daily taking place i'm tins State in Evnr NJ
Inc Administration, and things se working together far GOOD
. otcf rom HARRISBURG 2is published in tho York Recorder
N - ne TWO opposite county meetings hcd here this week
PRODUCED great tTa' 70 shor strength. But parties agree ha
I'VE ADMINISTRATION meeting much !c strongest both as 10
n,orS ara character his county, pluPhn, considered
as entirety secure for the Administrations"
ennSyynna Cennei 9f the 9th inst says, "hc meeting
nI ~ NdrI county the 18th, has given blow 10
The hopes of the friends Gen Jackson in the coun TLev
lsei now they have nothing expct from Adans c6ntv htt