Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27

VII
orally do We We're in the act of s,r.o,;.,L
name OF dayton, when tho article 1, The y,,.,,;.
Ger our eyes.
As TO the idea advanced by the Telegraph, that Col
Drayton will not accept the preferred honor-,l,, hi.
iofy elevation OF sentiment aud chival,;c j.v,;s
10 MS country, Will not consent wcar ann b,,,.
ut tn" expense Of either, or of 8. Carolina" H..
are Tine words enough, but the sentiment i, shear
humm"ry II will be difficult to prove, TIM, 70 no
cept distinguished honour rendered by prate6J
country, Is either at the expense of "ofty elevo,n
OF scntmc l. chvsric devotion to that coun,rv q, &c
s. Carolino" To reject from such fnnc,ful consider
atoms would be weakness, which we do M, h.h.,,
belongs to tlfe character OF Col Druy,on. ~. wo
presume, considers the United States and not 4 Chr,
DINA exclusively, his country His patriot,sm W,
are led to believe, is not bounded by Geora,a on tho
South and North Caroline or the North
k.ntschy-the question sented-We subio,u from,
the L. xington porter, interesting review of tho
late election Ii is dated the 8th and its s,atemon,
liable to be corrected by the members elect e bo;
opinions are misguided, may be depended unon
There cannot be q reasonable doubt, TINT tho Ola,
party have decidedly trunphed-a triumph tho moro
gratifying as at one time defeat was untcipoted and
the more valuable as wa- effected without gencr,,
organization. Kentucky goes for Clay as certain no
the day comes and with her, most probably the on
ur' valley of the Mississippi Tennessee Missss,nn;
aud Alabama, excepted So short u tune sc,r.,
ever witnessed greater change in public op,n,on
tn" Reporter says the majority in the House Wi, bo
IL or 2o-'n he Senate possibly tie probable 90 70
10 o"r or TWO districts 10 be heard from Tho
Commentator of the nth Confirms It's 81 atemen,s
From the Kentucky Reporter
THE ELECTION
| Ia our last paper stated, thai tho r. ,n,hI;.,.
party, although defeated IN two adion,pg cnnnt,
had gained three four others the Mort side of rho
Kentucky River; and that not iths and,nu m, d,vS
ions among friends and the influenza of 49,
causes IN the middle District, and CONSEQUENT ,oss ~
Ia Senator IN Madison and two or three m. mbc,s IN
other counties. had maintained our oronnJ IN
Hieen SN"r. ihe aggregate result we did not then
anticipate would materially change tho relaiiye
strength OF parties IN the Legislature. We hsyo
since received returns from the most distant patts
OF the State. which fully confirm our Calculations
WE STILL HAVE DECISIVE MAJORITY IJnd,r all
the circumstances our triumph complete it il over
whelmIng TO The jackson party IN this State An
hopes OF eecing Jackson Sena, ur are b,st,d. ,rd
the changes IN some of he Conaressi.nnl D;s,r;o,s
now represented by jackson men, have given , death
blow to their future prospects. In thu ianeuauo Of
the famous Inaugural Address we nav snv-sTLs 80
cent de'"ondration IF public sentiment inscy,b,s ~
chdracters too iegbie 10 be operkooked The tsk or
> nEr Jim And reform both of the Senate and
rouse Oh Representatives., SO far as Kentucky is
concerned, VIII mos assuredly take place.
But IN order To correct the erroneous sta,emor,,
w"ich nave oren published, we GO some what IN
detail we have already stated the causes Of the
loss OF Woodford, Jessamlne, Madison &c Thau
were, we repeat altogether local and Derso,oy IT,
r senator (Mr Brown elected in woodfo and les.
sanlne, Is q decided friend of Mr. Claw
fhe members from Nicholas Owen 'Ro,b m,l,,
oursh, Allen aud Ohio are claimed bv the T,.hsa
ms put without the slightest au hor,ty as far ne
w. ieaIn, except that these counties were former
i y .oI '1ckson, s"e know some Of the gentlen,.n
personally. They are not and never 49, s I,
men oui true friend, of the cause and NAV b ao,
Upon Win as much certainty ony Others A io,,c-
rom tr'end IN Bath county says--"7,h, G,;S GO
Gay mace gained signal pictorn or.. r. Iu
parry ooth IN NICHOLAS and Barn These c"un,;o.
nav S"en generally considered by Doth partias ne
here has, 10. e cause OF tn" Hero But Cays rends
nuie nave not been wanting in perseverance,. tban
maintained his principles with manly frmn. 'ney
iorthudo, and thoy have won the victnru >, - .no
&C." n'gea Una, pledges have been made in regard To
S " pel'Icuiar question, by some of the mcmbsrs
e,cG''ol one party may be answered that ib TLn
'''.ascs nave been made by the other partv.
b,. .r.ehd IN Wayne writes, that '.the chanp, no,
oees flamenco an has section Of The State and So, Go
reaction IN Jaooar IF .vr On, ,,r." a. 1 "te
mountain dtstrict. Three decided CIov o,o 49,"
peer! oeen elected in Russell Pulaski and Wayne IN
| iy three ooteS 10 one!'' "e0H-
oo1nPGen and Nicholas gave a majority of 900 To
the Jackson Electoral ticket; together ,bev b0vo
Ohio ot nn., Sacks"n majority this year.
| "oy n'' TOT Clay
I,cy "snngton county alone gave 905 majority for
'achson IN 1928 That county has now re,,;,r'.1
Two ns Jackson members, and the third was dsGsa'
cd ny so Votes only N was ue'eu'-
0aidWeD county gave 4O5 majority for J,cLso, j.,
candidate '' "sahSt the Jackson
t lincoln county 80 majority for Jackson in 1926
,a;. nu INV mere has been change of 344 votes
"Sn'ist JACKSON since 1920.
,1 III .n' senatorial district composed Of pu,ler
nin.ha ana Grayson counties, William Cnn
mlnghnm has been rsxfeced by a majority If sis
,b.a owe, w ATKINS the Jackson candidate These
Eo coIn,Ies gave small majority for the Jackson
In me Reporter preceding the election vvo s,0,os
cn.,.,'o should probably gain the following Jackson
S%1ntes y'z B"hW. Butler, Hardin. SImnson
GaIII,;n 1;,snn, tome mempcr) Esthl, Lewis Bah
os',,I"' ureenup, Henderson, Liyingsto, p,I,.L;
oIa remlng The returns shew, that we have cain
81 1osg IN aIIc and in the rest as well as in C,s
zen "nd Other Counties nu cnlcuateJ ,naa r