Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-29

Toe thosIsand too hundred and e,,s We row give n
~ our opinion, that at the next Presidential election,
the Jackson majority in this county will be at least
frenfy five hundred votes and tho Jackson majority in
the state will probably be from FIVE ten thousand !"
OHf0-6y East Evenings mail
we furnish the Items we have recevcd-The reader
must Judge Tor himself For parts, pre-
pared Tor tho worst We took the sho,cer bath at the
earliest period Of the returns braced for any
defeat Should Lucas succeed il will be a most agree
able disappontmentBu il is adnitted by the most in
talligent OF our friends, that the Jackson have
oecn strangely inert ia some Of their strongest counties
nope mat next time they VIII be more the alert
OHIO.
From this State VIC have received partial returns
emily; but those received, official and unofficial Justify
the belief that General Lucas the jackson cando, for
Governor, is elected. The result of the election for
Delegates to the Legislature, is still doubtful"
70. S. Tel.
"Some Of our Jackson citizens received news from
Ohio yesterday 1t was sad which put them quite in
spirits as to the result of the Ohio election, and BETS
we understand were offered by them the issue be-
tween General MArthur and General Lucas. This
has given much additional animation TO inquiries for
Information from the State and therefore insert be-
low, i'm detail all the returns of votes for Governor
which have reached us through the Ohio papers.
(The List embraces 81 countes-and the vote for
M'Arthur 25702, for Lucas 25i04)
Beside: these returns, we learn, by letter, that
Coshocton, Tuscarawas, Delaware. and Trumbull
aes have e:fen maorities for M'Arhur, but the num-
bers are not stated.' MAT. Int.
(The National Intellgencer is famous for its Ohio
returns. pide the last Presidential eecon)
eve have received official returns from but few
counties. We have enough, however, to satisfy that
the Legislature will be Clay, and MArthur Governor.
We would that 1t were otherwise. AS it is would
say the Jackson party of Ohio what the old lady said
to her son, as you make your bed you lay The
Jacksonians may attribute their defeat themselves.
They have the force carry the Sate-hey are in fact
stronger than at the Presidential election"
Isl. ClairsriHe Gaz.
We think Gen Near hur will have from ten to
fifteen thousand majority in the State"
st GdirpiIe Historian Oct. % (Op)
The vote for Governor is very uncertain, so far
we have heard hut Luca, appears 10 he 8 or 1000
votes ahead" Gainesville Mass. Oct. 90 (.aa)
eve have not heard from WhitIesey's district, but
there is little doubt tSat he 10 Reelected There
are emily three new members, viz Leavt lin tho pl.c.
stGoodenow) Jscksenisn, and Cooke lin the pisc.
OF B.rtieyD and Aesms man. and COrwin Adams
did not ar.s from any detection ohe Jscksonn tn.
State elections shew gTsat majority on The Democrat
ic side, but from Cor"ins personal popularity aud
misses oil moderation TIb
The vote has been very thin In 81 counties
reported nearly 1900 fewer have been taken,
chan in the Presidential Election of 1928!
ELECTIONS.
Tho National Inteligencer r,ibs u, I'D about tho
Ohio, Maryland New Jersey and Pennsylvania Elec-
tons.-A word as to each As to Ohio the sum of our
transgression is, that we published some time since
letter from most intelligent quarter predicting that
Lucas would be elected, sc. &c.-The first returns
certainly discouraging but the final result
not ascertained. Yet M'hrhur may be elected: and
still the test is by no decisive against the Admin
isratisn. All our information goes show. that some
Of the strongest Jackson counties were very supine-
from an overweening sense of their strength and
security-but when it is Jackson and Clay, who are
brought at into the field are assured that the
former will easily win the plate.
The Iateiligcncer tws about =" their bootess vic
tory in Observation-Disclosures it clearly is-or, owing
to the peculiar organization of her countless they have
carried the Legislature by an inconsiderable majority
very lew hundreds will turn the scale-and in the
election OF Electors the exerions OF reused and bet
ter-organized party will give to the day
Therefore, did call thor victory though if
for Tho mt tttrn
cut most OF the Jackson State Officers and give over
the booty 10 their opponents, it may be right in It's cri
asms upon our expression.
As to -Veao Jersey, the Telegraph has clearly vindi
Gated the truth of opinion and exposed the fair
and veracity of the National Intcligencer." 1t
quotes all the returns from the Trenton Emporium,
from which it appears, that in the Council the Jackson
men have 10 members and the Claymen 4-and in the
Assembly 81 10 ;I3-being Jackson majority in Joint
ballot OF thirtyand they had year
If this be not genuine Waterloo defeat, whot in the
name Of woncer, is it
extent Of the ''Wateroo Defeat" which they have
tanned in Pennsylvania II quotes from the Harrisburg
Inellgencer, that instead ofhavng opposition
Der they have nine-The Inelligencer is not content
ed with the immense of maori,ies, which the
friends of Jackson have obtained in the great majority
of counties-nor with the sum total Of votes which
thew have displayed through the whole State-nor with
the signal defeat which the Clay have experienced
nor with the very remarkable fact that a Clay
candidate, such, burst declare himself i'm the State
But resorts TO the ingenious man@uyre of claiming
all the candidates, who have been returned by the Anti
Masons as Opposition men and Clay men-The Clay
party in the time, being very feeble of them
selves, to fight under the masks of Anti Masonry!
They thus dexterously claim all the game which the
Anti Masons have won-ana call the Members Elect
Clay and Opposon-But instead Of one Opposition
member in the present Congress- the National Journal
itself makes loo wiz Denny and SD-and instead of
nine elected il anti-.lfdson and C7oyite were
convertible terms there only Anti Masons elected
Congress instead of 6and only one, OF another de-
scripon, wiz: A. StewarD who be positively de-
nominated the friend Of Mr. Clay-7 then instead of g.
PHILADELPHIA Sentinel LAT of
the Members:
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION
CONGRESS-.
LIST district Joel b. Sutherland
LInrr.