Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09
SIGNS OF TIE TINT

In all directions, the indications OF public nti
neiii are OF the most cheering compile zion. They
are iatai 10 the prospects OF the Coalition Most
oi us fastest friends who have the honesy 10 ex-
press their real Impressions do not hesitate ia oc
knowledge that their cause is desperate, MANY of
them, that il Is gone. We UNDERSTAND that n is The
genuine sentiment in Washington We know il j.
'ns case here Where indeed, is their hope;
wneTe The prospects Of restsciation:
DO they look to Pennsylvania Are thew TO be
so infatuated as TO trust to the estimates of the n.
nocratic. Press-whch the ~ InteIliaencer. nov.
fallen from ITS high estate" has sIyy under.
,dheh 10 recommend, and almost 10 gualatco? No
'iiT ana con.idcTde politician rcpoSes on, the 1ccu.
rdcy OF Its estimates. Tie jackson isuInals of
pennsylvania absolutely ridicu,e liz urctensions -
The Carlisle Gazette crticises il, estimate FIR
cumberland and Perry countless in :. hich citizen
ioihis aiiows only 900 majority TO Jackson; but The
,iaIeVc declares that 1t will be-betSeen 2i0a and
SOOO. 3" The jackson majority In Pcnosvlvaui.,
VIII he Immense it will he greater (savs ihe (;a-
Ee'te) thdn was ever obtained by dlv candidate
ior any Office, or upon any occasion MIR A
stewart thehher OF COngress) declines poll--he
i"l"ulcs Tie very idea OF starting an opposition 10
The Jackson candiidtU'' When (says he) at ib.
last election Gen had more than 40 votes 10 Mr.
q one, II can hardly be Prctendra 6y ann on,
that the former would not still have majority in
"'s District 80. 40 iO,.O"iHs - OAK among tic
'any evidences dliOat vi the state OF ui,,ii, seu
inCii.
bURLtNGroN, (PA.) August IL.
HANrLENfEN--IoI desire me 10 itc, canti,I-
~ my opinion as the relative strength OF ;hn two
RESIDENTIAL cdutldates ~ this State, and also l.os
inc question stands IN this congressional ri strict
a. 10 The vote OF this STATE, dcpeni on il rs Ger
tain Tor Jackson as any event can he tat has no,
ycl taken pidce--ii Is madness and folly for any
one 10 tHnk otherwise. really believe could TIC
~hole vote o. tbs State be polled tomorrow that
'dchson would have fIcO To one. In tliis district
Wien Tie question IS taken directly between Jack
son and Adams. JacksoI's majority VIII be from
two to THREE THOUSAND.
Respectfully, yours,
SAMUEL M'EEAN.
Do they cast their d=spiirng eyes 10 n. Nork2
Would MIR. Van Buren, risk his reputation Tor no.
iilical sagacity by boldly claiming 3. This of Inc
votes Tor 4. Jackson, If he did not firmly believe il
To be the case? All The Infections from dis great
state are Of the most decisive character Her most
distinguished politicians, who have led tie front of
The battle in the republican ranks. arc NOW throw
iug themselves forward, in popular ncctiues nr at,
arranged on ,lie Electoral Ticket. The ijuckiail.
ave ia Et,0r OF jackson Most Of the Clintoti,us
are ia Unison with them; pr thouDh Dc Wit
Clinton IS gone, his spirit survives. Ncvcr did any
man live, WHO was more strongly opposed 10 lie
Administration than hc gyls & be lived ionyrr,,,,t
70 iDoculae most Of his distinguished friends ,,iiI
his own uoconqucr1blc an iipathics We have no
space Tor i1e numerous Signs Of pubic se,d-
meat which are distributed in her public Journals
ana Is tiis wondcr'ul whcn the last IIbany Argus
says mat u has " the proceedings Of 1t least 81
Public meetings which It has rot vet found room
70 notice in-aDy sIiape!' From Monroe. Orlcans.
Wayne aud Sieuben counties, new signs are given
~ t''e iorn OF militia meetings or popular gather
ings All Our Information, whether pnhic or pti.
vatc. assures rs Of rom u 10 ID votca IN ~ YORK
Ia her ncigbbor .1et0 Jeysey, the coniest has
become very anmatod--Ihc strongest men on both
sides are in the heii--Sonc, who were against
jackson Al the last Election, are nov for hiu,-ior
example the Stockton iapily-Sho was tor Jack.
or before, and our friends say sho via be ,os hin,
again.
.NgWidn9-as ho reader secs by another Az