Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-22

Our ifienus OF the Enquirer on one hand, denopncc
u as exceedingly "mpudent," to express the opinion
that the administration Is losing ground in the west
on ene Other With s'ods" assurance, affirm the po-
hticai regeneration Of New England and express
their Opinions tAat With the exception OF Massachu-
ses' that DIVISION oil the Union VIII support the Sec
ohu eiecuon OF President jackson. We viii not be
so ruoe as 10 doubt the sincerity OF tins opinion, or
so unreasona ole as 70 pronounce It "impudent" If
however, IL ne reinemoe'ed' that the elections IN
anu hhode is'ano excited comparatively
but little interest," and were thinly attended, we im-
gine that tn, gain of the Jackson side 70
! accommodate. m;,.,,,;'.. -. = !,
80 ''''S' ~N'''s ~ u
assiouous' IN Now hampshire, the case was diff
forren, and the Jackson side has evidently gained
In Maine on the other hand, it has rcceded. No
Intelligent pesson presume, doubts reality that
with tho exception of New Hampshire, which is
doubtful, Mr.. Clay would receive the entire New
England vote. 1t is stated by intelligent persons
who have travelled through those States within 10
months that since the departure vt the Revoluona-
airy patriots, Mr.. Clay enjoys more general popu-
larty than any other individual has ever possessed
But the point of observation and speculation the
great and growing West and in that uuarter the
signs" are altogether favorable Throughout the
western world every account entitled 10 the small
| a. nFnH a. O.. -
! :. :. = O'' $50 ~ 10y p'Pui"'''y -
growing Win the rapld'ty OF he snow BAL. Ii any
are ncrednous, let it be remembered, that many
! Jackson men were friends of kIr CI,v ,,or,,-;,r
boy.ror Oh. s,-,,- ., AZ, ,..-.s..- = -.
/, 80 nv '''"'e' W '"i' AN''is-a reason SUN
Gent IN conjunction with the disgust inspired by the
present adm nstration to account, for the dcections
| in m. r.,tS &C -, r,ox ,rL -. 1T =,
800. - " ''e we - tne west IN
100 was ''-in 1888 IL cannot much iall short OF
| 90 electors. On Mr.. Claws prospects in the west
a late number of the CINCINNATI American obssrvas
| ~, -, ~. -. :,
| ;I ~, '"s So VI tie ,i'"es' ho'hinS' IN our
.: - ~ P ''"t 'te :" 'seIn On WIN the
I,J Ii T 49, '."'', g"'ns ~, ulr' LAY IN
t,cS,,f 10 III - Hii tIeso"I !, cn ! a"u Nm
D., IL. IL ~ ,.'c n'''s '"'J''''-S' AN'iie
-; - :, IN 49, @ ".i ''"" presume 'o'uehy
, /" - 3-' PIC VI JHUS'"S ....
new Jersey and Delaware voted for Mr.. Adams,
and Will vote for Mr. CLAW; at least there ia no renson
., n-ossr, - snn,o.o 49,, -. -. ,--,
! NFr w ' is' nus o'1"''eu
10 ia'or oil the m'ii'ary side, but the contrary In
New York, one Of her most popular AID intelligent
Represent atiyes exnresse. tho on;ni,n ,L,, AZ
C,,r 40 49, -,
10y " ~ ""s "s a"y o'h'I man ehu Us mat state
votes by D!strcts management can scarcely deiraud
HIM of his strength. From Marvhnd. the intel
gcnce is equally hattering. late Frederick Town
Herald says:- ......- ~
| County Politics Knowing the eyctabiIitv Of The
public mind, upon the interesting topic of State
60, ~ oT,s;1. "eic'oio'e Gsu'iouSly aostaineu
concerned. We have beer careful observers of nos-
ular feeling for some time passive have calmly ex-
a!nIneG Us movements ana expressions as commu-
several eiecton district Win whom o", '',e
scd during this the first week of the session of our
criminal court and feel prepared to say that on no
distant fsoTn ,be Ja we q! Peroa so
resolution, or warmer zeal than exs, thTomGbout rho
ranks of the National Republican, in relation to The
reused upon thus subject aud what IS remarkable u.s.
living in src!nsion and retirement r. Is the s9ont,'
neous unbiased result of sober reflection and honest
inquiry - is not thet eirk!y' cIamorous zeal, into
the ,-ts and o;sronrassn,a 81 oy
demagugues But one feeling seems to prevail amonc
our friends in this county For the purpose of con-
rersnee ana 1ree interchange OF sentiments nu-