Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-25
From TIE Somerset Iris.

-FOUR To one 10 favor OF the hdmlnlstra-
ton, and VIRGINIA seems determined
or at least the Adams men in Virginia are
determined, not TO yield the state to the
Hero Without q strugsIs'-and may that
struggle prove successful-Ed
TAccomack is one of the most popu-
lous counties Of Virginia, and It's popula-
ton among the most intelligent and in.
dependent of the state; so hat we have
reason to hope that, in the approaching
Presidential Election, its vote may not
only be honorable, but efficient in favor
Of the Administration
From the Albany Chronicle.
The state of New York contains Sc
counties. Out Of these Sc, the Jackso-
mans, at the approaching election, can
not andrwill not obtain n1ajorities in 90;
and yet they have the assurance to pre-
tend that they shall obtain some five or
six and twenty Of the electors.
Union County, Pennsylvania.
For the information of our readers, we
! assure them the cause of the Admins
tration has assumed an aspect 10 this
county, that gives US the most hattering
hopes. Mr.. Merrill, au honorable and
intelligent man, and one of the jackson
Committee, has become a supporter Of
John Quincy Adams. He was at one
time a warm advocate of General Jack
son; and as the leading member of the
Committee, took an active part in favor
of the military candidate. But a firm
conviction that Jaekson's administration.
if be should be elected, would be con-
trouled by violent Southern politicians.
and Of course to the detriment of the in.
~terests of Pennsylvania and of the Union,
has induced him to abandon the General.
and give his influence to the side of our
present worthy Chief Magistrate.
Mr.. Robert Maclav, also a member of
the Conrention from Union county, which
nominated Jackson, has also espoused
our cause, and now warmly advocates
the re election of the tariff candidate
Mr.. Maclay is a popular and intelligent
man; is a brother Of the Register of u
nio county, who was appointed to that
office by Gov. Shulze. without any per,
sonal solicitation therefor Penn. intel.
Orange County, New York
The Goshen Orange County, Patriot,
after noting the decreased and d%ecreas-
ing calculations of the jackson mea. as
to the majority they count upon in Or
ange county, which was originally claim
ed at 1900, then reduced to 1000. and
now within a week or so, has got down
TO 800, says, that this is still too high;
and that even in that estimate they will
be deceived. We will metz adds the Pa
trlot, make any estimate to show the de,
fusion OF our opponents; but this much
we will and do say, that the cause Of the
Administration is daily strengthened in
this county. Its friends have no cause
for alarm-a steady perseverance will
ensure ultimate success. Ihe u is a
good one-lt is recommended to their
support by useful and wise measures; all
tending to the prosperity and happiness
OF the nation-ouT candidate is a man
OF splendid talents, of unsuIlied charac-
fer, and pure patriotism: He has, during
a long life of varied public services, re
ceived the unqualified appreciation of
Washington, of Jefferson, of Madison,
and Of Monroe-a better passport no
citizen could wish to the confidence of
lis countrymen. If those men, on an in
innate personal acquaintance, have form
ed a Just estimate of the talents, the &C.
quirements, and the virtues of Mr.. AID
ans, it a be no disparagement to US
to give him a warm and cordial support
Maine.-Tbe election in thi. state ter
minated on the sth inst. The admins
~tratlon is carrying all before it. The on
ly doubtful electoral district, THAT in
which Portland is situated) has given a
majority for the administration state sen
ators, of from 500 to 1000 votes. A
letter from Bath says:
1--WE have beaten the Jacksonites in
our county by an overwhelming MAORI
ty-not less than 20On. Last year their
ticket prevailed by about 900. All four
of our senators elect are fine fellows,
and five sixths of the representatives are
of the same stamp, and ready to do their
duty. The political revolution in our
state is radical and entire. Wingate is
re-electedby a great majority"
The Essex Register says, eve now
think we may have ere,g Uote an the senate,
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