Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-01

stand from the most respectable authority. tina,
Kentucky and Now York are safe for A. Jackson
nc Adams meetings in the = ate of Now York
could not frequently number more than 20 or 81
members; those which are now holding Tor the
purpose oil appointing delegates TO the Herkimer
IohVenuon are IN strong aud splendid contrast. Ia
tae meeting OF h. Republicans OF Schodack and
itS Vlcinlty, nj least 2o0 citizens attended. Judge
Hogehooin the venerable President OF the RepuS-
l,can Convention of 1876, (Which nominated Ro-
chester for the Governors oiIice) was called to the
Nha!r. Animated resolutions were adopted liz IA
| vor OF jackson and Calhoun The Republican
county meeting IN Oneida one of the larg-
! es' political meetings ever held there Reso-
iu'rs W support Jackson, and 10 appoint delegates
10 berRiiner were passed. The meeti,s in Della
ware Nominated Gen. Root ana K. Boyle the pre-
sen, members from that county to represent the IN
IN The Cony enton. The majority i'm this county
'or Jackson is estimated at trom 1909 to 1900 The
officers OF the old 5Sth Regiment in Cayusa coun-
", lately had ballot, for j. -. Adams IO.-Capt
Nortrights company OF Rfienen in O,yana voted
'of y. 90. ~ and is majority in the county is
estimated 1T 1900. 4 ballot was taken OF Two
ooihpaihes IN Ulster county-JacSson 50, A. g.
ne cswego Gazette states election OF officers
!" hhhtary company to give for j. 40, A. Sand
| IN another J. 90, a. L.
Worth CarOiipa-Thc Raleigh REGISTER (Ad-
'hhisrauon) conians long communication OF
ga.conade, which concludes with lew signs in
'ha' State, VIZ: he Grand Jury at Beaufort Supc-
ISor Sourt voted Tor Adams l. and jackson Sand
allowing Tor The abscntees, il would have stood IL
OUT OF Is tor Mr.. Adams. Another sign is tina;
Tue other counties in the Marlborough District did
moi respond to the summons of Jacksonian meet
ing III iarooroug!i, no meeting, held and Elector
noWinaied.-Now, what signs does the Raleigh
Star hold out on the other side: In Chatham coun
GA vote was taken AT muster; j. 60, A. Ain
Guiiiord, in the part which has been said 10 DE
strong Tor the Administration, vote taken at
the JUSTICES meeting; j. 30, ~ l3.-jn Granyillr.
at a battalion muster, for j. $50, and a. 39-lm
wake, at gathering OF about 20 persons, near IN.
ats oil Neuse. the whole company declared for
Jackson, with the exception OF one Christopher
iIuandarian.
MinoiS-The appearances are becoming more
sqially Tor the Coalition-Fhe friends of ickson
now connt upon Z" two-thirtis of the votes oil the
people - battalion muster on the 10Th May
gave j. 2Si. and Mr.. \. 10.
{'t!iHitd-fhe JachSonilns count upon 5000 ma
1ority-in Shelby county, vote was taken OF tn r
Isl oatta!ioD ANA il stood, j. ~ l. 4. Tl-Iiis 2ni
battalion gave ). 2i0, a. 9S.
Hio-The friends OF Jackson arc perhaps more
active in Selling upon the signs in this state than
their opronents--tor we certainly see more in fl
vor OF jackson than OF Adams. The rifle compa-
ny IN Monroe, Bui-r county, gave !. G., a. =
AZ reginenta! muster al Decriield in Warren
county, The Ohio sun, "a new Jackson paper
tahsied at Bethel by Samuel NJ ary,) states the
vote to be 233 for ]. and "A Tor ~ The son OF
Gov Morrow (both OF whom are for Mr. A.) was a
Mai :: in the Regiment
bid'yfdnd-The contending parties both appear
~ NC WY IN tneir anilclpatfOnS.-Ne
have seen private letter. which counts upon I or
; electoral votes for Jackson. The Baltimore Re.
putacan speaks Wits great confidence OF the re-
suit IN Somerset county, ballot was taken several
weeks ago in Capt. Evans company, and the vote
was, j. 10, \. sand on the iilh tune ba,lo, in
Capt. Benefits Company, gave J. So, 4. &.
The National lnteIlgencer, with It's accustomed
arts, ispubislings xiracts Of letters from Teunes
sec c'aiing one or two OF the votes ia that State
and a letter from - Virginia Correspondent"
stating, that since Mr.. CaYs Supplement- to his
Defence. find the fast friends OF Gen J. arc
Obliged 10 admit the complete excuIpaton OF Mr.
e. from the charge of bargain and corruption pro-
vided the ambiguity of Mr.. Bnchanau's letter can
De got rd Of" Sc We know this to be utterly
iase.-The Supplement has done Mr.. (. more
'SJEg iJ'aB be is aware oand unless he contra
the injury he has inflicted Oh himself viii be deep
and lasting We 10 not speak lightly upon this
subject. Mr.. Clay has fallen into bad ha;,ds--ne
yer was man completely sacrificed by those
who called themselves his friends. There ave men,
ecio ;rcre his triejldS and who did tell him the
truth, and who would have pointed ont tiie rock on
which they he split;iug--bu. over
weeniag ambition overcaine his discretion and he
turned deaf ear to their friendly Suggestions