Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02

prcsicd.2 They appointed their Delegates 10 Her
kimer; their Spirit ant; zeal the sures .aaran-
tees OF success. Putnam county is expected 70
give 400 majority TO Jacksonville district consi.
dcred perfectly safe. Upwards of SOC OF the old
est republicans Of Wcs,chester county attended a
county convention at Mt. Pieasant--General Van
Cour,land, soldier OF the Revelation am the
friend OF Lafayette, in the Chairs delegates OF
hsb character. appointed 10 Herki,ner. 4; an Of
GERS drill in the town Of Coeymans, in the county
OF Albany, the vote was 81 Tor J. and IL for A-a,
muster Of officers in Saratoga county, J. IS. 4. IS
at another in the same county, J. 81, A. 2t--in
O'scgo county, at meeting OF the officers. Sc OF
the TIN regiment, the vote J. 63, a. lo--at an
election for Colonel in Hcrkimer, J. 10, A. 8. In
Lansing, at an election OF officers, 81 for J. refis-
Ell TO yo!c-at two ceilings in Seneca. for J. 81 A.
- SO, A. I. Jackson meeting OF republican
young men at Fayette and Junius, in Seneca coun-
~, IS called by notice TO which are annexed the
signatures OF 1923 young men. One in Scho.iarie is
called by 375 The county meeting in Warren
was the largest meeting ever held in the county.
They count upon 600 10 1000 majority for Jackson.
1 he Convention in Herkmer lduring the present
monthly will be " one O. the most respectable bo.
uies, political or otherwise, ever convened IN the
State" Granger has not yet published his double
letters that were shown at the Anti-M asonic Con-
veniion Some negotiation is on foot, aud il is hint
ed that Judge Thompson will decline, and Mr.. &.
take the field for Governor. The friends of Jack
son are confident Of - votes. Mr.. Noah gives The
actual returns in contested districts at the last
sand nojority: and the party is better organized
and more powerful now than it then. All the
signs IN New York are of the most cheering des
erip,ion We entertain not the least doubt of the
result. The N. Y. Evening Pos, offers bet OF
$1,000 on the election of Jackson-I5Q0 OIL his get
ting majority OF the electoral votes in New York;
aud 100 dollars on his being elected BY majority
OF 2, and SO on to fifteen votes.
.1sSsissipri Siate-ln Adams county, for It.
Kinds q } 362, a. +. Bingaman (A.) $40, VIM.
HaI q ~ \ I ri
Ohi0-The last Cincinnati ". Republican offers
bet OF 1000 that Jackson will receive the cleo
toral vote ofOhio; $1,000 on the vote on Kentucky:
$1,000 on Indiana; Il $4,000 that he has majority
OF the electoral votes of the U. s. The money 10
be lodged in the Office Of MIR. Gilmore. exchange
broker.
W Cdroliaa-At a regirnen.al muster in War
renon on the 22d, on the order for the Adams men
to rank PAGES to the front, ) only walked, for
ward, and 5f5 remained fast for Old Hickory.
prginia- The Baltimore Patriot speaks of
" revival in favor of the Administration. THE
last :" Marylander" declares the Burr charge is
:" exercising powerful influence against the ge-
neraP'-" Phsaw!" (as the classic Intelligence.
says.) The whole story is made up for foreign
consumption. There is no truth in this report OF
" REVEALS" We assert il upon the best authori-
ties by the bye, should think the friends of
Mr.. Clay ought to be very shy in medd'ins with
this Burr business. Never was any man more
imposed upon by A. Burr Have the ASSISTANTS
OF jackson entirely forgotten Burrs letter THE
Zion. Henry Ciay'' of lst Dec, 1906, in which h.
soeinnly disclairns all intentions disturb the
tranquility o! the Union, and declares that his
g views have been fully explained to, and approx
ed by several OF the principal officers OF govern
meDt, and, beiieve, well understood by the
administration AMI seen by il with compiacency:"
Have they forgotten with what enthusiasm Clay
entered twice upon his defence before the Federal
court oil kentucky-how strongly Oh the last &C.
casion Odd December, 1906 lie declared he did no.
g entertain the slightest idea of his guilt
what cci0t the Grand Jury discharged Burr; and
with what marked distinction ball given OF
the 9Th Dec. a" III honor o. Mr.. Burr which was
attended by the families OF Judge Times OF the
Federal Court, John Brown, SC. even down 10 q
child" Was not MIR. Clay present. 1t is scarcely
necessary at this time TO go into vindication o.
Gen. jacsson--or il may be necessary, for spe-
cIes OF comparative argument, TO refresh the
ries Of lis enemies about Mr.. Clay.-Was MIR.
Clay traitor, because he was imposed on by
Burs'