Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-06


tbe deeis2n OF every question submitted fpr
iher consideration. As soon as the polls were
closed on yesterday evening, the tickets were
counted IN the presence OF three gentlemen OF
Inc administration party, aad found To present
the following result:
For the Adams Ticket ga
For the Jackson Ticket 1o6
Majority iSS
This was the largest vote taken in Berkeley.
since portion OF its barren heath wa. CONVEX.
ted into the county Of Morgan. Il exceeded
thattaken upon the Convention question by 80
or % votes The right of each indiy, CHI.
Gen to the elective franchise was scrn,ip; zed
with unusual rgour-and many who at the or
onarY elections have been permitted to vote
fortwenty years. found their professions unex
pectediy and successfully combatted
we congratulate our citizens, of all parties
upon tue termination of an election which mas
Deen the source ct SO much anxiety and excite.
ment
1e6erson-This county is divided into two
e'ecnon districts. one portion of its citizen vo.
tiers at Shepherdstown-th other at Charles
town. The polls at Shepherdstown were closed
on Monday evening contrary We understand. to
Tue earnest solsitation of q large number of
the friends Of the administration. The result
At that place was
For the Adams Ticket Ia2
For the jackson do 81
Majority for Adams 7e
Inc polls were closed al Charles,own yester-
Cay evening we have not ascertaned the re.
suit accurately, but learn bya gentleman from
That place, that the Administrator Ticket had
succeeded by majority Of 80 votes.
Morgan The polls were closed in this coun.
Y on Monday evening. We have not learnt
,Ae result. We have much reason to appre.
nend thatthe haste and pnecipitancy of the Nor.
gan commissioners may be attributed to other
causes than lust conception Of The character
and solemnity Of their duties
frederick. The election fer president ter
minated this evening. after a most animated
on'esl Vi tnfee days, m which, notwithstand.
ne the aaverse weather, nearly the whole
strength of the county was br.urht out. The
following is q statement of The pols.
For Jackson 67e For Adams 44e.
Inc vote tn 1924 was, Jackson 27o. Craw.
'ord l2s, Adams 81, Clay 8. Jackson's pro.
portion over Adams 81 to j; il is now too
r., CWm. Rep.
1.a"p'nre-This County is divided into three
n $50" oisencts-Romney. Beall's and Ham.
n'ooks we have heard the result of Mondays
.o.s ''otn the TWO first name d places 1.-THE polls
Iununuedl TO wit: Jackson 255, Adams l83-
80 ,nn not heard from; AS mai suppos
&c, 1o'ek'nghom-lst dry, Jackson $50. Adams
az; Polls continued.
vi aug nsfa--lst day, Adams 2o2, Jackson e43;
p'lls continued
VII, m,aray-Lost river. LIST day, 40 ]. Is A.;
r rh c.osed. Two Other districts to hear from.
IS ~f' ono x is supposed will give Adams majority
u GU IN the county.
va J'ends Of the .4dninis.r ration in vJfarv,and.
;,,, ne Jackson party in their usual spirit OF low
,ss, and invldious cunning daily planning
G,o ''nemes for public imposition and decep.
jnanx we have just received in thi, place, an
hs W hsndoills and circulars, addressed to
NAV no" iese and loyal Of The Faction, which it
prs.S o' some Importance to you, to be sg.
y wsed ct. 1t is unnecessary to state how the
escaped from the Wallet
o. seems that General Green. Commander in
Mss OF the Jackson forces, perceiying that
KY now Irretrievably lost In New York,
dssnuy ana Ohio. as the last effort Of q
so, V,SV"u'ng cause. has selected MARYLAND
cal osp'ay OF his peculiar powers Of politi.
"a and fraud. Six votes must be obtain.
~ we nero IN Mary land, thinks the gene.
r;,T sad whether by force or fraud-by white
Why, cross lying, or hard lying, its a matter
n ne will settle at some future day with his
viii .aee; Asthe Election in Maryland then
lee';uASe place one week subsequent to the G.
81. hons 'n!, IN Virginia, Ohio and New York as
thu Snl IN all probability, hold in her hands
d..nssse 'sion of this interesting contest, it is
hha 9. of the highest importance that such
0s - Information be thrown into every part OF
Tia, ' "a as may induce the people to believe
suose States have declared against MIR.
Adsuss and of cousse that her vote If given to
,ssa ps wall be lost--if given to Jackson will
como, hAready triumphant majority. To &C.
u. s' sh ms organised System of deception,
byD.s'. scrapulous of the Huzra party in every
sE, "rp OF the State have been selected, and
ID. Ta r. uefr names sent to every subscriber TO
H., negraph in the three States. To these
i,,.-esoh township the most inflated and ca.
statements are 10 6s senf-and pro
d, ot =. loud and long by the Huzza boys on the
.v, s IS their me-shameIess--ooen and
HnnO..-- worthy OF the individual whom they
Sy..nP ana IN perfect accordance with tina,
'en,s,;.oi Faisehood, Cslumny and Misrepre.
antSoon oy which they have attempted to sus.
tm .s throughout the campaign. We
standardization party In Maryland viii