Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-30

ton: We could give many more facts all leading
To the same conclusion: but "proofs strong as holy
writ would not induce those editors to change
their tone, who think good political effect can be
produced by inisrepresenting the sentiments of
the people OF this State. From the beginning of
the contest, until the present day, there has not
heen even remote probability Of Pennsylvania
giving her vote for Adams. The respectable cdi-
tor OF the Lancaster Sentinel Of last Wednesday
expatiates thus on
"JACKsoN'S PROSPECTS.
We have been through several Of the northern
counties Of this State, within the last two weeks;
and being well acquainted in that whole section OF
the country, we had an opportunity of forming
correct idea OF the sentiments of the people. We
were, before, well convinced in our own minds of
the strength oil our party in these counties; but
never did we believe that the feelings of the peo-
pie would be so much enlisted upon any political
question, as they now appear to be in the northern
section OF this state. All appear be up and doing
We were met by flag waving from the top of a
Hickory pole al every few mile OF our journey,
eXhibitng IN bright characters, the feelings OF the
people-Jdckson and Liberty. We were present
at the Congressional conference held at Muncy in
Lycoming county. At this convention were too
conierees from every county composing that Con-
gressonal District, consisting OF ten counties W..
there mad an opportunity of ascertainng the seni-
rnehts OF the people from the whole northern sec
ton OF the State. From what we there learned
together with what we know of our own know
ledge, we can safely say, that in these ten coun-
Dred r0fes. From the ten counties there W IN not
be single member elected to the State Leesia-
ture, favorable to John Quincy Adams.''
There are reactions in Pennsylvania against
Mr.. Adams.-The last Carlisle paper publishes
four notes OF young men Withdrawing themselves
from the Committee of Vigilance on which they
had been enrolled by the friends of Mr. Adams
The first is as follows:
short time ago, my name was obtained
without any reflection consideration ON INV part
20 a call Tor meeting of the Young men of the
borough friendly to the election oil John Quincy
Adams, by which have subsequently been an.
pointed member of a committee of Vigilance TO
promote his election | must decline ac,inp as
such, because am determine 10 support the cleo
fion OF Gen. Andrew Jackson. Recent inv esriga-
lions into the character both political and religious
o. MIR. Adams, have, in a great measure, led me
TO This conclusion His late shameful violation OF
the Sabbath day in New England--hs denial TO
our Saviour OF his divine attributes-are spofs OH
his religious characteras are his inattention both
az 1t respects himself and his Cabinet 10 the trusts
connded to them; and his prodiga waste of the
puohc money on his favorites-upon his political
character, which have fully determined me to on.
pose his election and support that of the Patriot
Hero, Gen. Andrew Jackson, in " hose political and
moral honesty repose the utmost confidence.
-. X. BEASHOkE.
&c Carlisle, Sept. %, 1922
-Louisianu-At militia muster of the parishes
OF Washington and st. Tarnmany (about 500 per-
sons presently a vote was taken, and j. had pro
portion OF twenty to one.
Hdine-The Administration party has carried
me day-in both branches of the Legislature. Sin
York county, the administration majority is about
I4OO. Messrs. Anderson, NJ 'Intire, and Wingate
are reelected to Congress, Mr.. Ripley, the pre-.
sent member from Oxford county, who is Jack
son man, is superseded by the administration cam
tlida'e, Ruel Washburn, Esq - But there is one
ugly sign against the Coalition in the Cumberland
district. Deducting the towns in the Senatorial
district which do not enter into the Electoral dis
trict' "a majority OF 40 votes (says the Portland
Argus) remains against the administration ticket
The vote OF the electoral district may be set down
for Jackson"
Indiona-The Indiana Annotator of the 9Th,
expr' IS very sanguiue hopes of her votes going
for Jack-on+-The Observer of the 18Th saws sin
this Disirctt the majority for Mr. est is not % great
as represented il is fhough to be about 1900 and
how Ia The Presidential election influenced tn.
vote Tor Governor in other parts of the State we
cannot say, but in this section we are satisfied il
oid not extend to the great mass oil voters"
Rhode isldnd-The friends of Jackson have
even organized an Electoral Ticket on this sacred
ground--and already we hear the Providence
journal complaining that the Jacksonites 90 are
by 10 means 20 insignificant some Of our more
enthusiastic friends might imagine;-and that if
we neglect to use the means we possess, IRE may
DE defeated, and our strength be converted into
weakness. Aha! what, you there, Old
Truepenny!'
Wherever we turn, bright beams and the
Sign oil a Glorious Victory await us. Nothing
can inlure us hut our own apathy. Letth People
De but true to themseIves--put forth their power
and turn ont 10 the Polls, and all is safe. The
county will be freed from the agents, who haze
proued its direst course and the Constitution
VIII be restored. To the polls, then to the polls
VIRGINIA.
II will be recollected, what bold demonstrations
were made twelvc months ago upon Virgin,a-ani
with what miserable affectaion the Coaliiionis g
pretended to claim her vote. The same system j.
repeated; and the motive is more urgent, IS tie
crsls approaches. 1t is all for effect abroad-no
one at home is imposed upon by this maneuvre-
!" nd. are we now told Why, that a. may obtain
q hSJority IN about Al countless that there are so
many doubtful, that j. will get handsome major
ny I'D moi more than 10 counties, &c Sc The
sum total OF which is, that Virpini, NAV be won
over 10 the Coalition, and they may he continued
io' we've years IN The exercise of their ill-gotten
ana abuse power. Does any one seriousIv he
leve these absurd calculations DO the very men
VINO pun them forth epose the slightest confidence
in 'neir assertions! Let them, however, dupe the
sood citizens OF Maryland, ". York, Kentucky.
e, q, aho me OBJECT Is completely answered 1t is
III "d"oSement,naHdSrme lnondgeme from
the te ginning 10 the end of The chapter; from the
Arrangement which placed this i'll. starred Coalition
vember next
We have as favorable an opportunity, as most
persons of understanding the sentiments of Virgin
ia; our private correspondence is as extensive as
'neirs, pnd we have in our possession a large mass
OF communications addressed to the jackson Com
!ni"ee, ana we do not hesitate to pronounce all
these calculations as idle, frivolous and absurd
iounded upon no accurate data, and calculated on
iy for Effect abroad But if there be any gentle
men who repose any confidence in them, and thew
are disposed TO back their judgments in the old
virginia style OF wagers, there is a comrnunica.
uoD IN This days paper, which will put il in their
lower to do so tostbeir hearts content Let not the
friends St,fTo, 4,