Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-20
MONDAY MORNING.. SEPT. 20. 1880.
KENTUCKY.

With zeal worthy Of a better cause, a detcrmi. |
nation to impress their finciful or nlcndacious
statements upon the public realities which no state
OF facts no evidence eau check sppa the jackson
Prints led by hendalls Argus aud the Baltimore Re-
publican, perseVerc in representing the late Kentucky
elections as favorable TO Jacksonsm aud adverse to
Mr.. Clay. Their theory is the, enough of the Clay
men taVowediy such) stand pledged TO elect Jack
son Senator, To secure Mr.. Rowan's &c election Ii
has been asked them, why the Jackson party fstrong
enough to impose binding Instructions we're not
strong enough TO elect their own candidates TO
the Lcg'sla uTe? Why they should prefer trust
my the unwilling ani eNtored obedience of polt,-
col opponent, TO the voluntary and hearty suppor,
OLA man Of their own party? There questions tho
gentlemen of the Argus, the Republican, the EnGui-
rcr and the Telegraph, have no, found it convenient
to answer. Various elections pending and their
opinions ofthe Kentucky elections are to
tho most favorable impressions in favor of their par
~, and these opinions they resolved to sick to-
as long as they useful. When time proves their
falsity. they have very convenient way of getting
rid of responsibility. They rop the subject, and
noihins can persuade them to advert to it-as for
example, who ever hears word about travelling
'binr;s," from those consistent editors And We,
chant for travelling, which that of the Hero has
shown? or were absent so much or so lorg from
homH, member at Least rotoriously mixing in
State in'r gu's and bringing his personal and poi,i-
cal influence 10 bear directly on State electiouss
But, 20 return TO our subjcct-a minority OF Clay
men is elected in kentucky-tilat is admitted To
annn this majority, resort has been hid TO the pre-
tence, that some of the Clay men, (enourh TO give
his enemies majority were controlled by the in
strucinns. How much this theory is worth. NAV he
Judged b. the following declarations from two of tho
Clay members, said 10 be in this predicamcnt. An
other of them, john Speed Smith, has since made
similar declaration
From ne Louisville XVI FocIs.
TWO AT TIME
Extract Of letter from ARCHIBALD DICKSON 1.-THE
Representative cleo ed from Henderson and Union
countles) 20 gentleman IN this city
j am elected, you discover over my compe,ito-
by a handsome majority. But see it sted in tho
louisville Advertiser. that am pledged to vote the
'--I-.- 49,. an r--,y anasl;--s. d. rood
enough to correc, this impression and requcs, the
editor Of the Focus to state that am not PLEDGED IN
vote the jackson ticket IN any Particular 4
We are much obliged 10 Mr.. DIcrsoS for the
above, and would thank alt the friends of Mr. Cr,y
who have been elected Gepvescn atives in The new
Legislature, ond who claimed by the jackson
editors as pledged TO vote for Jackson Senator 70
communicate TO us similar contra dctiona
.dnother-The Argus of the 25h inst. saws
We were mistaken to a single individual II ;bs
lie given by of members Of the LEGISLATURE DI,Jg
ed 10 rote for Jackson Senator.
Mr.. HELM, of Hardin, is the gentleman IN vbo,o
the Argus alludes Doubtless. after a little more
examination, Sercral more such mistakes will be d.
covered
This will avail nothing. The Jackson Press will
soon repair the loss, and lay some other three men,
bers under instruction. They are determined uDon
m n l,a
Northern Eiec!ions-In Vermont tho State and
Congressional elections took place the first Monday
IN September Three parties were orcapizel-,ba
Clay Tor National Republican, Jackson and Anti
Masonic-The latter proved the weskes, of the brce
the former carried nearly every oficc-where they
failed to elect being in Consequence the Cons,i,.
'iona' regulation requiring majority Of The ,O}oc to
eject vermont Is true to the back bone. The an
contain the latest Intelligence.
From the Boston Daily Advertiser
s'Tnont Election We have received but rn;y !
OF the vermont papers since the election in hat State
on luc 'day last. 1t vii be recoilorted that thcrs
W sIec parties aud three candidates for the Offices
~ uoEeih2r and Lieut.. Governor Gov. Crafts the
National Republican candidate has much the bigbcs,
'ooi VI Fotos as lar as returns have been recevnd
out u Is yet uncertain whether they will outnunbor
me votes OF the other two candidates Tn rho ,b,sJ
congressional district the votes have been ro,,',
Dou AZ the town except -four, and arc for M Hoy
ace everett tbn -IIIloudi Republican candilatc
zfa3 Voles, Dr.. Ransom 1871, Captain Psrtrrdge
ia, ana there were 90 scattering. In the 4th Dis.
Ilct me votes, as far received are for Herman Al
zen, National Republican, 1858 Bailey, Jackson.
1850, SwIf G37 scattering rs "'''''
- From the ~ /. journal OF Commerce
g. Vermont EtecttOn---rhe General Election far
''taie othc'rs ard membcrs to the next Congress-
tooK place last week. The return of votes for Go.
sJr"oT 9oes not enable yet to say who is elect
go co messIs. Aallsry. Hunt, aud Cahoonc, are 70.
esc,ed to Congress la the district now reprcsentod
~ Mr. Swift lIenan Alien mot the late minister TO
J.,n .J qnu benIamin + BlLoy ore opposing candi.
1"'gS. FROM Tho district represented by Mr.. Everett
70 nave received no returns The political complex.
m 81 'ho Legislature IS strongly anti Jackson and as
S term "I Judge Chase ~ the United States Scnsln
VII expire IN March next, SUCCESSOR Of the sano
yo',''Is WI no doubt be chosen. We learn that
''"eo "hase VII not be candidate for recollection.
NEHMonr ELEcTioN.--The BrottIeboro VI. Mes
engeF o. The It'll inst Contains the votes for GovcTno
y ;, ,"wts ihoy nre for Crafts, (Natlonsl Republic
~ 'o"S; Mecch, (Jackson) G35; Palmer, (hnl.
MO ,,,o o. .