Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-15
RICHMOND, APRIL IS.
hrs ,f ADMINISTRATION Edttors.

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lima, Virginia and n. York. As soon as ihey were
beaten off from point, they dexteIously shifted
their artillery upon another ieldbut the elections
in Pennsylvania and in n. Y ork, the signs in vir-
ginia and n. Carolina, then disspated all their idle
calculations Despair, howe has inspired them
with additional audacity--a and they are once more
playing off the game OF bold assertion and ri
diculous misrepresentation. They are again
claiming the State OF New Xoik-and even Penn
sylvania and Virginia do not escape their dying
grasp. They affect 10 speak of reaction and re-
voluion in New York-and, as they have Tor the
last time taken tine field with the coffin handbills
and new versions of the exploded tales of the Six
Militanen; as they have drawn from the War Of
Tariff Bill TO the reinforcement of their desparing
partizans, we shall have new budget OF rumours
from all quarters of the compass.
They have not altogether abandoned Virginia.
we are yet TO letters written in order TO be print
ed, paragraphs penned for the purposes of dccep-
ton. Already the National lntclligencer begins
by dsingenuously asserting that the elections for
Members for the H. OF Delegates, in the different
counties, far as they have been heard from. are
very flattering for the prospects of the Adminisra
ton in that State " Pery atterng, indeed! when
the fact is directly the reverse-when the number
OF Administration Delegates, already elected, is so
very inconsidcrabe in proportion to that OF their
opponcnts.-No one circumstance has more strong
ly satisfied us of the degeneracy, TO which the n.
lntelgencer is reduced, than the disingenuous-
ness The craft, the gross perversity which il has
10 the SenulnentS Oh NllGlnta.
1t is guilty of the most palpabe SuppreSSio cere.-
1t seiZes upon every little circumstance, which
seems 20 favor the cause Of the Administrations
(and if there happen to be two versions of that cir
cumstance, it is sure TO put forth the false one)-
And as to all those strong and leading incidents,
which mark out the current of opinion in Virginia,
they are either unceremoniousiy suppressed or most
unblushingly perverted. We tell its Editors frank
ly, that all their articles will be OF no avail
They have other effect than TO inure their own
character, without promoting the cause 10 which
they devoted They need not ''lay the tiaiterng
JUNCTION TO their soul.'' Nothing can Shake the
opinion of Vrginia-Her vote for Andrew Jackson
will be overwhelming-We derive this niorma-
ton from the most satisfactory sources.-The
course which the n. Intelligencer pursues as to
Virginia, conclusivey proves to us, that it is capa
BILE OF practising the same man@uvres as to the
other States. We know il is disingenuous in the
account which it gives of her-and we strongly
suspect the truth of all that it says about others
ennSylUaniG-There can scarcely exist q
doubt about this respectable State; whatever
tricks the Administration prints are attempting TO
practice upon the subject.-The following para
graph is from respectable paper at the seat of GO
vernmer,:
s'The Pennsylvania Reporter, the state paper says
''W can now assert, from the very best informa-
OF the Central Committee, is below what the
Jackson majority viii be. F0riy.fUe thousand
may now be calculated upon in this State with safe
ty."
.Nc,D York-The great EFFORT, however, is to
create an impression of reaction going in this
State. Why should it take place? The two great
Republican parties (the Ciintonans and the Buck
tails) are now united-and the pending election is
in very essential degree to be determined upon
the old party grounds.-But, passing fton those
abstract principles of calculation, where are the
evidences of the reac;ion which has been asserted
to exist3-Wc are told that they are TO be found
in the West-That the reader may judge for him
SELF we submit the following facts from the New
York papers-anonS many others which they
communicate:
Signs Of the JTeSt-To show with what APP
pearance of truth the Administration letter-wri-
ters have claimed majorities in our Western towns
we will give the following statements, which
speak loudly in praise OF that candour which has
characterised all the operations Of corrupt coali-
ton in our state. In OnOndGga, large meeting
has been held approving the National Tariff, depre-
eating the designs Of the Administration to defeat
the bill, and expressing the partiality for Andrew
Jackson, as the republican and popular candidate
for the Presidency. In Ithaca, at late annual
town meeting, two distinct tickets made out,
with the express declaration on the part of the A
dams men, and ready acquescence on the part of
the Jacksonans to run the Presidential grounds.
The result was, the success of the entire Jackson
ticket, by nearly tloO hundred majority. Tompltins
county has ever been claimed by the coalition
In Lansing the 'sign is at least tIUO to one for
Jackson, and the whole county will show itself of
the same opinion, except perhaps a few western
towns, where they not yet awakened to the
agency oil the Administration IN the Morgan eX-
element
in Ontario county, the towns of Phelps, Hope
well and Manchester, have elected the entire re-
publican Jackson tickets for town officers, and Sc
neca, the Jackson republican Supervisor. The
three last towns gave, at the last fall election, an
Adams majority of three hundred and seven.
In Cheu0ngO county, the results of the town
elections are, that fourteen towns have elected
Jackson republicans, three the Adams ticket, aud
ttDO uncertain.
As further signs of re action, the Albany Argus
contains the following statements
In Schaghticoke, Rensselaer, county, the Jack
son candidate for supervisor, is elected by majo-
riy of 100 over Mr.. Allen Cornell, the Adams
candidate. Mr.. Cornelfs name is attached by the
Albany Dctators to their address for a convention
+ In the town ofFayette, Seneca county, the
publican Jackson supervisor is elected by rnajo
rity Of 100. Mr. Watkins, whose name has been
also used by The Albany Dicta;ors, received 30
votes. The Adams majority in this town at the last
election, was 265
Inthe town of Junius, Seneca county, the most
populous in the county, after very sharp contest,
in which nearly 500 votes were polled, the jack
son republican supervisor has succeeded by ma
jority of 90, and the Jackson republican clerk by
majority Of TO- In this town, al the special eecti-
on for clerk in January fast, the Adams ticket
claimed majority Of 300
In the town Of Sandlakc, Rensselaer, county,
where great efforts were made by the foderalists
the entire Jackson ticket is elected by majority
Of so. At the election las, fall, the republican
jority was . at the previous election the majority
for the federal ticket was 80.
In Greenbush, Rensselaer, county, the repub-
lcan Jackson supervisor, and the entire ticket with
one exception, IS elected by majority Of more
than two 10 one over the Adams ticket
The Rochester Daiiy AdUeytiser gives nc fol-