Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17

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do'Ph, and particularly Of Mr. RS good feeling toward,
him. Capt Perry was appointed TO take out Mr. Ran.
dolph to Russia, at Mr.. RS particular request.
l.Verpoyt Mercury"
Mr.. Stons6ury's Circular.
The elaborate Circular of this gentleman IL now r.
CURING away in the opposition newspapers He WAS
elected as jackson member of Congress from Ohio but
following the example of the immortal Chiffon he mani
tested signs of disafecon during the session and a,
length en- the delivery Of the aysye essare omen
" abandoned his banners His circular is intended 10
ms deserion, retain his popularity and delude the
peopie-There is one passage in it, that completely en-
hbits the jesuifea school in which he has been bred
no eT Taher answer 10 necessary II shows the
The friends OF Internal Improveme will probably
at the next session Of Congress- nut the appronraton
for the construction of the CUMBERLAND road IN soms
Dill Tor some works OF similar character in other
AND THE PREsIDENr BE OBLIGED to an,
Prore or reject the WHOLE."-Ertraet from .ifr.
Sdnsberry's Circular.
- AS the Baltimore Republican truly SAYS: eThe pro-
pudence OF the avowa"
ELECTION IN KENTUCKY
M. Clay may now amost exclaim with the fallen
Luciier "Ms miserable! which way ehaIl 6y, inf
mite wrath and infinite despair"
Even Kentseky herself his own homs end the scene
hopes. and Of the expected opposition to IN. Admni.
trstion 10 taken from him III said that the county
through which the Maysvie Road is to he run. has
elected two Jack.on men-aud Of Louisville ITSELF Tin
the county Of Jeferson) the Louisville Advertiser
says:
cat the cloe of the election in thi. city IN. po,l,
stood az follows: " r''
70. GUTHRIE Gack.on) 7o4
"THoMAssoN (Ciay) $50
Majority for Guthrie 1873
1--WE trust our Clay friends satisfied W h this do.
mon'raioA OF respect for the Chief Magistrate Of the
United States. Such majority ia q city in which II
wa: asserted he received, only few weeks since
WIN cold indifference contempt must prove that there
has been wonderful revolution in pubiic opinlon ber.
or that the conduct and feelings Of citizens were
grossly misrepresented.
Gin Jefferson County the Republican Ticket ha. sue
Tha
Samuel Churchill and Henry Robb E.qs.'
we refer to the extracts In ths DAYS paper for the
MARKS from the Kentucky Gazette Of the 9th
CHEERING INTELLJGENCEn,
LEXINGTON, 40 August ut is with ordina-
degree OF qualification that announce to our dis
an' friends tho complete and total overthrow ofthe Claw
forces at our recent State election! The Democrscv
Ola Kentucky mantnlly rallied in support of the Ma.
umph over is unprincipled opposere!
ne result oi This election 10 doubtless looked for
wn aHSisty 6y both the friends and enemies OF Gem
ftcs-pefo. Indian Biz, and the general policy Of m.
hdministration Upon the reception Of the intelligence
o, the pre'tenr. ruusai to afix his signature 10 tia
Maysviiie Road Bill, the most unpayyaele ererons
were made by his opponents to excite the worst preu
dices OF the people and carry the State against him bv
a .smi"n puoc meetings in Mason, Fsye,te Jos
samine, oodford, and other places were called at
wnlch resolutions were passed denauncng him in the
mo't unm:a'nred terms. They cen.ured both Mr..
rowan aud Mr.. Bib; and elated at tho eIorons pro.
pect before them; they nominated Mr. Cyav as The
merit President of the United States CogSmi,,...
were appointed, efieies burnt and buried-he crv
was down with Jackson,-Clay our next President
Every hired organ from the Focus down to the Ken
tuck,sn proclaimed the glad dngs Jackson has vetoed
our oiIi :" Men who had never subscribed one cent
to the stock of this road and who fell M ;n,.a.t
whatever in s completion, forward to preside a.
'helr meetings, and join the pack who were in full
chorus at the Presidents heels. Disappointed Office
hunters and fence men now furnished with an
excuse, and re-echoed back the mournful sound Ths
news went forth 10 other S,ater-in avery co.,;,;",
ranifaI
excitement in Kentucky" "popuisr fermen'" eHuz.
"a "a Tor internal Improvement and Henry Clayr' The
alarmed. The Richmond Enquirer TeIeyranb Ob;o
Monitor. and other Republican prints were fearini
mar IN old Kentucky ,could jump the fence Mr., Claw
IN ms late speech at Columbus, declared that CHE
could not think Of that measure, (veo) without the
aeepeSt surprise regret and notification" and FEEL
KY sg. declared his deep regret that Kentucky should
nave oeen selected "a the first pictin!" mi tyoud
not do, and what has been the RESULT
IN ?essamne where they sent forth their flaming
resen'ave in The last Legislature, decided and tho
friend Of General jackson has prevalsJ =,
ga'nst the most worthy and popular man they could
"ln Woodford, where resolutions Of even more bn-
yer character were passed against the veo-and ,cieh
ods represented By Clay Man I1,f near a ds c;dS
Jacksonian is elected and what is still more as,oundne
Col william b. Blackburn, the brother, an lar oT NJ
Gay and the gentleman who headed This veto meeting
mas been defeated in his election TO the Senate nj tbe
State! "''o VI '"e
~, "In Mason the commencement Of the MsysyiIIs
turnpike, and the very theatre OF the EGgy burning,
advices! " ' '~'o''
In Fayette-0ld Fayete. the residence of Mr. CLAY,
what has been the result? A"Jacbson pefo fiek,fn
was dedgn'teJ by the Reporter, brought out TronJv
,oo gays o90re the election! 10 obtained larger vote
man d'd General Jackson himself at The Presidential
lection! more animated, determined and tire endous
Struggle was never witnessed in this county For two
usys am ha,I' the contest was extremely doubtful,
follow; "
CLAY