Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-09

taken place, are as tollows..t. ~ - -
Ailegany ismproying steadily --lasl wear she gave
oae Republican aud three Jackson members we
have now Two Jackson and two Republican.
Washngton--lnl Ba8, the Jackson ma,ori,y was
E upwards OF 6OO--ast year the Republican party
deemed it useless to make staud.--r This year we
rallied and the result is-two jackson and two ANTI
Jackson members. Washington mas heretofore been
one ofthc strongest holds of the Jackson party and
pronounced an impregnable fortress.
In frederick tho Jackson majprlty was last year
ABOUT 4uO. The An ! Jackson ticket has prevailed
this year by an average majority Of 235 votes--in
7 defiance OF every artifcc.
Montgomery,-ln this county ulso our entire le-
glsatiye ticket has been successful. The popularity
OF MAJOR Peter and the Efforts made by himself and
MS friends, induced generally the beletha he would
be elected, Bit the good has been too power
tu Tor mere personal standing and personal effort to
prevail against il.
Anne Arundel stood last year one Jackson and
three Anti Jackson. The whole Anti Jackson tick
OF IS now elected by majority of nearly 400 votes
SO a. so in Prince Georges the Jackson party last
year elected one member. This year the entire
Antl-Jackson ticket ,as prevailed.
Hartford last year gave but candidate, but she
has now come out and given slanch Republican
members. This too, IN despite of the untlrlng la
bours, the arts and intrgues of her trading add
soin'nerSst politicians, who the last. heat fight
ing under the Jackson flag
/ Cecil was Jackson las year by majority ofabou
500 The whole Jackson ticket Is again elected
me lowest Candidate by majority ofssssn votes
Kent, in which county the jackson party last year
elected one member, has been carried in favor
throughout. The contest was arduous, friends
III this county had to encounter the ercest eXerons
ofthe Jackson party These exertlons may be &C
counted Tor by the fact that honorable aud talen
ted Senator IN Congress-, Gen. Chambers resides in
tins county lie was restrained from engaging in
tlie conflict even ii he had been otherwise disposed.
by severe d. iestic aficton.
Dorchester lust year--three Anu Jackson and one
Jachson-now Anf.Jackson throughout by MAORI
~ OF upwards of20O votes
Somerset, the residence of the present Governor,
where the Jacksortes calculated confidently to have
prevailed IN part, has been carried in our favor by
majority of 326 votes.
Worcestershire whole delegation from this couu
y was last year IN favor of Jackson. 1t stands now
one jackson, three Aanti- Jackson presents an
average majority of about rs votes IN our favor.
In Talbot we have noble triumpk-all four Re-
Pu6lcans elcted In this county resides the Hon.
Daniel Martin, the late Governor Of MARYLAND who
was turned out by the Jackson party last year to
make room for the present Governor, Il. King Car
roll Every effort that human ingenuity could de-
wise, was put in motion elect Jackson members To
give theinlpression that Gov Martin had 10 nflu-
ence IN his own county. On tue Jackson ticket was
SAMUEL STEVENS former Governor of the State!
EDWARD LLOYD, Jr. of Col Edward Lloyd an
other Governor ofthe State, sace U 5. Senator aud
now member the Senate OF Maryland. Against
TINS combination, and their subaIteTns, had the r.
publican party 10 contend. Thanks to the genus
and virtue Of { people for glorious triumph, and
to the great body of our Republican friends in Pal
pot, we tender most hearty cungratulatlon
Calvert, Charles, st. Marys, Caroline and Queen
Anne, remain 10 be heard from. We calculate upon
tour members from all except the latter, which will
probably be divided
We have thusg gwen hasty glance over the coun-
ties, and have only time to say that MARYLAND,
In The proud consciousness of having discharged an
important public uty, in manner in which "0tere
IS no mistake" calls upon her Sister States to
follow her example.
P. Queen Annes has elected Clay and 2
Jackson membership returns are therefore com
plete and parties stand in the House of Delegates,
seventeen for JacEson-SIXF Y-THREE or Clay.
IL our intelligence does not deceive u.s. the month
of November will bring forth events in New York
not less "electrifyng" than the change in Maryland
1.-THE Regency are proved to be in a mlnority-lf
Maryland, Jersey, Delaware, Now York, the greater
part of New England, unit themselves to tho west,
of all which Clay Is certain, Tennessee, Mississippi
and Alabama excepted-if all this happen, IS we
nearly now believe it will, even or contemporary we
presume will admit, that ais chance is far from des
perae, and that the scales in fact almost equally
poised Lee it ne remembered how these changes
work. when they commence how contagious
they are--what moral effect they produce--let il
not be forgotten that years are to elupse--tha
the jackson fever has long ago passed its highest al
tude, and that the progress from enthusiasm to dis
gust through disappointment is short, natural, and
easy.
~ Tho "RcPublican meeting" spoken of by Mr..
Williams was copied into thispaper from the Nation
al Journal. We knew that there was about Knox
vile, considerable AntJackson party, and having
no local information to guide to The names Of
the individuals we easily fell into the trap set by the
wugs who perpetrated the Hoax. At this we feel
neither anger nor modification, but shall en-
deavor another time, to be more vigilant. If they
deserve csstgaton they have got it at the hands Of
Mr. Williams.
GREENyuLE, Ten. Sept. 9th, 1880.
Mr.. Peasants: In your Wing of tho 18th, ult.
have observed an article with the flaming caption,
"REpUnLtcAE MEETING TENNEssEB."
1t purports to record the proceedings Of ga nume-
rous ossembage Of citizens Of Knox county, conye-
ned at the Court House IN Knoxville, on the 25th Of
August $50, for the purpose Of nominating suita-