Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-20

u.s. al The present time, end in &C. d..
shall avail ourselves OF the mos, accr., ao'uS 3,
OF Information that we have been all. - means
10 commence with The six n. England s SO,
Since the result OF The Election in New H, ,a
shire, the Jackson men have very p,,sr'T" 03
bahdoned, all hopes of obtaining . si,,,.
lor.l vote in New England. The onross;.; ot
Maine although considerable par,y We '
believe viii he strong cGough 20 csrry t;.,
district in that state, particularly since ,b'
tempt to sacrifice The commc,cia! in,.ra'.'
Maine by the Jacksonians IN Congress -.
Tar'E question. We therefore regard ~ ".
votes Of New England as a Macedcni,, :, D.
lanx, sure for John Quincy adams. re
Oh our own sta'c Of New-York which
mex in orlcr, divide anl disuscte,, =, vs r''
been, il i, difficult to give an accurate cri,;,
We however feel quite con.idcn, rroa, n. ''..
information we can obtain from all pafsor,
state, that Mr.. Adams will receive ., ,.~.. d.
votes, and many uI DER friends iiiak ., NM
the real number. New Jersey srd d.,
continue firm for he Administration ror
entirely dee,air OF Pennsylvania, wh.ch Sasr,,
considered emphalicay the svoac bau -,
| Jackson.
The 'e indications OF pubic cn:njo, h..
been drcirdIy in favour Of ia, Admins..
lion, AID we srail continue to hope Ina, the "a.
.lr Of Pennsylvania will yc, see their ,r,c ;r...
est ard vote Tor men who are Ycdggd 10 ,st
favo"ri,c policy. We think i, SAT-. h.ge,..'
avuia uncertain ralcuIation>, 10 S.! n. ,n,, =
,ha, safe down for Jackson.
In Maryland We a:c as Urcd that Nr. }l,
will receive al least Of the electoral ,o,r,.,
deed there are few states in The union ~,,.
firm in his supper! than Maryl,nA. Tou.
Cluda this summary, TIE vote of Mi,,,i,,
may &c considered doubtful, and the ;ud,c.r.,-,
Of popular opninn ofi.tc, have been d,cil.g.
Gayurabe To The administrator. The m o,i,
OBJ aine at the last p,es degliai cler,Ion Iy,,
Jackson over the Adams ticket in rh, s,,,
was ouly SOL A, The Jacks'niAus, howc,,
claim every doubtful vote, Mis,i,,ispi is ro,
mat Cor Jackson.
The late elections in Virginia shows ,o,.
siderable gain 20 the adminis'rai Il ,aus.. an
from al we can learn h, re is fair p os,nc, nj
,h" success Of lhc Adams ticker nrxl fall. "
candidly acknowledge thai W. haze more hrr,,
of Virginia than Of Pcnnsy lvarp, no:urhrs,l.
j. q tn asser tons Of The Richmond Eroyi,.,
oftbc pre9pndrl ance Of the Jackson party. T.,
prop,c If Virginia have shown their dr,rrnir.
alton 10 overthrow the aristccracy which ,g
long ruled The state, and the question Of Sal,
con, cnrion supported principally o. rhr friend,
of the administration has received large ny
iorlty al the polls at the late elections. In o4i
estimate, however, we set down The vote Of iE
einia 20 Jackson,
| North Carolina we are disposed 10 b,iitr
viii vote for Jackson, although rhe Adam. pa.
ty i, very powerful in many parts Of the sss
and many Of our friends have hope, OF 'urccs'
TIE people are howeycr,so generally opposed
the tariff and internal Improvements when aTs
known 10 be the policy az tbs pre-rir admins
irdtlon, that we have but very slender hops o..
this state. s. Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, .ri
Tennessee are considered certain III Jlck,or
although electoral tickets favourable 10 MIA
dams will be formed in Georgia and AIablma
and electors will be run in nearly every dhnid
Of Tennessee opposed 10 Gen. jackson om
or TWO Of which ii is said there are hopes
success.
The late elections in Cincinnati, the bot bt
Of Jacksonism IN Ohio, settles the question 'hN
| ONO VIII give VII huaiho
majority. Indiana, Illinois AND Mi>so"rl"
consider equally certain. The contest IN k''-
lucky will be a severe one, but since the aGoP
ton Of The general icke! system Tor cI'e'"i
our fri, nds are entirely con6d Mt Of success -
Louisiana we feel quite cer'an will conloo:
firm in the support Of the Administrators. 'oi'
outstanding the late election In Ne"-O'Ir'''
has resulted favourable for the Jackson plrtT'
That city we have always considered Ja'k'''.
an, b:.; the other disric Of the State 'slii o9'
than balance tic vote Of The city AID give NJ
Adlms a large majority.
T4king the foregoing therefore as coI'lo
view OF the presidential lne slon, we submit y
way OF rccapitula,ion, The following sa"mC"'
of The most probable result of the clrcI'"n' D!
which il will be seen that Mr.. Adams Fii W
doub edly he reelected, giving Gen. Jackson
Virginia, Pennsylvania, & every doubI"i Na':
ADAMS. J,CRSoS
New England, 81 Z"
New.York, 90
New Jersey, 8
Delaware, 5
Pennsylvania, 90
ONO, I6 w
kentucky, IA
Indiana,