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


An Brown co. the voting at tho musters give
D. 4Sl and A. only 52.-The Cincinnati Adverti.
ser, aiuding TO the fractions since 1924 remarks
Sna' IN me counties OF Muskingum, Fairfield,
Guernsey, Morgan. Coshocton, and Knox, there
was majority of 1888 against Jackson-and now
we hiid II Is 10 he Waterloo rout in Of them.
nutoniy ietus have simple majoriiies, and pro-
Pofionab'e change in other parts of the State, and
1851, which taken from 1855 given TO Adams
and Clay, and added to ls4ss, given TO Jackson,
wh!.give The latter 3iS73, s. to Adams 1851, or a
majority of l9722'
htnf"c6y-The following letter exhibits the
opinion OF its intelligent writer on the probable
votes IN November: From Grecnsburg, (Ky.)
sept ~ II hesitate not TO say, that Kentucky,
rom all the evidences before us, will vote Tor
General jackson. 1t is true, we have Just elected
an Administration Governor; but it il well known
mere. (whatever may be said abroa,,) that il has
nren eff cted by the aid of General Jackson's
Tlehu'' who could not vote for Maj. Barry because
., MS ethcient agency in the establishment Of the
view Court OF this State, and Of his afterwards
having been appointed one of its Judges Eight
on. oi weive representatives in Congress from
inns state, are the friends of General Jackson.
ne mas majority OF two in our State Senate, and
fourteenth the other branch of the LEGISLATURE
Jackson Lieutenant Governor has been elected
uy majority oil more than thousand votes; and
tis, oil all our state elections presents the airest
"s'a upon winch to found our opinions of the vote
OF the State for President: because the two cam
ddates for that office are men whose merits EQUAL
en'i'ie them to tho confidence of their country
men, and whose sentiments on. the State Question,
uhe va and New Court, which has long and vio-
ien'y agitated us, the same. The Coalition
IS experiencing new & signal defeats in Kentucky.
Mr. clay IN his Piano Cincinnati Speech had civ
EN- them the cue OF the S. Carolina excitement to
eectioneer upon. Accordingly they are trying
tne eNPeriment-but SO far, they have been bafiicd
ny 'heir opponents. We have published in thi,
paper an account Of the proceedings at lexington.
where meeting was called by the friends Of the
administration; and the friends Of Jackson attend
eu' ana larry drove them from the field. The
Sketch oil Major Barry's Speech is one of the most
eloquent productions which the comtest has called
'or'h.-Near 300 friends oil Jackson, in Franklin
.ohh'y' also assembled at Frankfort, and adopted
'wo series OF Resolutions; one relative to the Tia.
'in anu certain movements in the Southland the
other, denouncing the intrigues of the Travelling
caoinet; detailing their movements; and expos
ing IL. Gays visits TO Kentucky in 1925, u, and
ana showing particularly his active interior.
encc in behalf Of Metcalfe at the late election
ihey conclude with the following resolutions:
hesoioed, That we concur with Mr.. jefferson
IN 'ne opinion that freedom of election being es.
sehia 10 the mutual independence of govern.
'hents, and OF the different branches of the same
government so vitality cherished by most of our
constitutions, IT Is improper for officers depending
on the Executive of the Union to attempt to con-.
'o or influence the free exercise of the elective
right"
RESOLVED, That the conduct of Henry ctar
Secretary OF State, and the other Secretaries and
officers dependent on the Executive of the United
states In abandoning their public duties and stak-
ing part IN tiit business Of efectioneering is Gin.
consistent with the spirit OF the constitution ani
dangerous TO liberty
Resofped, That we will use all fair and homo
iaoe means 10 put an end to official electionee rng
ny eNpeiing from power those public officers who
are so regardless OF the obligations which thew one
TO the constitution and the people, as to travel from
s,a'e 10 state, supported by the public money!
eiecuoneering for the perpetuaton of their own
power"
very interesting meeting has been held q.
Harrod-burg Springs, "by n1mber of the friend.
oi jackson ana Reform, well TO CONNIE fnorate
the splendid victory of Commodore Perry on Lake
fne' on the 10Th day OF September 1913, as to
consult upon the course most eypedient to ensura
the triumph of the great cause of orr conntry a,
the november election. There were gentlemen
present from twenty-five counties. The meetin,
was organized by appointing John Pope, ESQ. Pre-.
siaen!' ana D aller and b. S. Chambers, Sec
ic'".ies' "A Committee was appointed to draft
an address to the People Of Kentucky; and on
me motion oil Mr.. c. a. Wickiiffe, the following
resolution WAS adopted:
heso'oed' That committee of twelve be APP
pointed ior the purpose of adopting such measures
as IN their opinion will be best by all fair and hon
oTaoie means, 10 promote the elec ton of General
Jackson as President and j. C.. Calhoun as Vice
PRESIDENT; and hat said committee communicate
and correspond with the friends OF Gen Jackson in
me different counties. Whereupon Messrs. Ezra
Richmond, Francis T. Blair, NJ p Porter. CbarI-
ton Hunt, b. s. Chambers, James Guthrie. James
shannon, Charles A. Wickhfe, J. c. Sprigys, John
m W C"iia' DAVID White, and Robt. Il. Matte
We're appointed said committee"
AT public dinner which was given IN fIa
same occasion, Mr.. Pope acted as Pre- .iIent and
"eherai M Alec a Vice President-Amonp other
toas's which were drank, are the following:
hepTeSentdftUe gove,nments--Their fundamen-
Ia principle, an unvarying obedience OF the repre-.
sentative TO he viii! OF his constituents no uaffe>
ho,o fhdt aciH may be ascerfamed
our ndfioH0I chardcter-Never ENDANGERED
exceP, by corrupt coalition bargain and intrigue,
coffin hanibils and a corrupt press.
The Union-Consecrated by the blood of orS
fathers, II shall only be dissolved bv shedding tla
blood of their sons ~
by Mr. Wickliffe-The Republicans of Ken.
'ucky-lh eir fathers were the first to resist tho
,e'gh Oh terror III 9s--may their sons successful.
~ resist the reign of corruption in '2S
John Pope, ESQ. His bold and patriotic eyer.
tions III the cause OF Jackson and Reform. d,,r;n,
inc late Canvass the voluntary sacrifice of hieH
Pretehsions 10 ofiIce in favour of another for TIE
purpose oil concentrating and uniting the party. de.
'e'reS he 'nanks oil this meeting in particular s.
Of me iricsds oil civil liberty through the COM
Wv NoS'
hlr. rope rose. and in one of his happiest ef.
lo's returned thanks to the company; called their
aurnuon 10 me great principles in contest; depict
co ,h viva coiors the Inconsistencies of MIR. CLAW
ana me desperate spirit by which he is acuatcd,.
pledged all his talents and exerops 10 aid in Swing
triumph TO the cause OF free principles, and sat
down amidst the plaudts OF the company"
Ie"y efdy-Once iavorite servant of Ken
,ncky. LEI IT not be recorded on the page of orr
MASTER wa" i'7
:. Jon" Quincy -Addms--The President of a coa-
ll'ien, not of The people. We respect the ofice.
not the incumbent Wv oie'e'
The Travelling C0Jinct-It is the first kno,yr
il shall be the Last COY "hetnef