Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-24
IN FAYErrE

On This the Gazette remarks ait will he seen tba
In Lexington the very Head Quarters of the Aristo
cracy, where there was upwards of 1900 votes no,S
mere were but ten or twenty difference! In 1928
Hrneral Jackson ohtained 1921 votes in Fsyetts Mr.
adams 1870 Majority in favor of MIR. Adams $40 In
1890, the foremost CLAW candidate received I2O6 The
foremost Jackson candidate 1865! 23OO taken in 1928
and 800 Game nnmbe') token in 1890"
Fc"m ihiI II appears that since Mr.. CLAW has taken
the Geld an ms oion person IN hi4 oion contu he i.
" advancing backwards" while the military cbiefiajo
is 'i going forward
In WooDFoRD AND JessAM1Nr whi,H,o,o. 90,
Lewis both Jacksonans, are elected to the Honae nj
representatives, Blackburn, the brohe of Mr.
oIay, VINO occasionally represented the county for
nearly twenty Years has been defeael. Mr.. b ack
ourh was the leading advocate OF the late famous YER
sdi'ies Kes ,iuon' Both these counties were repre-
sented by Anti JacSson men las. yea-
IN MADrsoN-John Speed Smith appointe5 he ,be
PRESIDENT Attorney of the United States in place of MIR
UntendSn 10 elected by handsome majority to tb-
House and D-jarDeu moat decided democra, and
1'cS4tn m9n,l' eiectedto the Senate. The Who'll. rep
resenation OF this county lat session were for CIav
In MERcER-La-t year Senator and Represen
ta've were returned favorable to Mr.. CLAW This
year all the Represen' alive. returned are Jacteo,n
Among them IL General McAfee, Lieutenant Governor
during the hrst presidential contest and distinguished
Tor MS devotion to the committed nv the neonIa
to the conduct of the Hero of New Orleans
IN STANDARDIZATION there was M ,oisra,;o, for
= 'acksonlan. AZ th' late election James C.. Sprieg
va memper OF The Jackson central committee during
the Presidential conest) was returned second an ,b
pou as one OF lie three representatives He fr,nkIv
h Iales'y declared his political opinions ihroug hou,
ne canvass and was known TO the whole county az a
deeijed trend OF the present Administrations
IN JEFFERsoN-Where there were two to one 70.
turned in favor OF Clay al the last ssion of tho
raj assembly, the whole Jackson ticket for the Citv and
county has been carried in The recent election
IN GREEN-Tho representation was esualv dirid.
ed last year. Both members are now decidsd Jsckso
mans. ~ '''@so'
In HART-The Jackson candidate obtained ma
lofly OF l55 votes over both his federal opoonens
Last year this county represented by friond 10
Mr.. Clay - "''"u 70
IN fLEM1NG-The whole Jackson ticket has sue-
cseAeJ. $3.50 ''"' sun
Hobbs, D,ckson) GEO
Tas'oy; tSacksot) S97
Jones. (Clay) ooo
Lee, (Jackson) Geo
Jones snd Cassidy represented this county in h.
Legislaturs. Lee supported bv ths CI,v men l.,
Consequence OF his dsapproya of the veto Jons, CO.'S
originally Jackson man.
IN GALLATIN, PENDLETog ANn G,., d.
bert y Dougherty u elected 10 the Senate ,t.f.,,;r,
EJ"ard - Ely his Anfi-Jackson opponent. Thi, Ms.
ct was heretofore represented by Gibson supo9rte,
OF N Clay and Adams standardization.
IN FRANKLfN-Johu J. Cruenden has sucr,.d,d
against Lewis Sanders Ivy majority Of IA vote, ssJ
we are told wi'h notes Of admiration aft xed that IN a.
"PRiNCiPLE HAS rRruMPHED"li because Mr. Gil.
tendsn IL ''He personal and poHfc1I I,ieud oc Af.
CfaY" The poll Of NJ Cfiifenden . = bibi,s a.
ot snfhcien numb Of MIR Claws de- ieJ ene,is q,
have carried be election by an hundred yo,ss s@,i
him' us,s'eIteh TO his opponent Il will no, be de.
MED tbot Mr. Criuenden obsi rd the votes NJ rso, ~
the most decided friends Of General J.ckson in o.
county II ibis statement shond he con,rover,sd o.
pledge ourselves 10 establish is truth by the mos, %
questionable evidence And yet with the aid Of these
votes we do MOI believe that Mr. Crifeud was elactd
ny The roters IF the county. What pyineipfe then b,,
yelopa. W. F'''"OV oe-
Mr.. Sanders obtained Creser number Of votes this
year 'nsn mf Cfuenden obtained At the election the
year before, although the latter after warm and a.
tive contest IN 1920, waa elected by r,siotisy NJ se
votes. a,aos "