Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-18
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KENTUCKY.

Tho following article written for the paper of
yesterday, was by mistake, put into the Editors
hat instead of the Compositions hand
KENTUCKY.
The last intelligence throws damper upon pre-
vious expectations. Our friends at Frankfort and
Lexington, permitted their ardor to mislead them
Neither Daniel is turned out, nor according TO the
Globe, Gather Lyon. If this be true, the Dele
CATION to Congress will stand for Jackson to for
Clay, not SO good certainly, as previous informa
ton had led us to believe, but the elections to the
Legislature, and the maoritics in the District con-
sidorcd triumph an fact. For oxample-Danel
is elected by majority of 2l5 only-in that Dis.
trict, (says the Maysvile Eagle) Jackson beat Ad-
ans 1900 votes Lecompte has beaten Ford by a
majority of about 300-in the same district. Jack
beat Adams 100. sWickliffo is elected by or
300 votes-Jackson beat Adams in the Louisville
district 1928 Gen. Adair lie elected over Mr. Kin
caid by majority of about 5O0--the Mercer Dis
triet gavo jackson a majority of 1eOO-and so of
others.
The5e facts show that Jacksonism is on the wane,
and that it needed only for Bcrriens publication to
have circulated, to have given it the coup dc grace
The maorities, says the Eagle, in the Clay Districts
double those in the Jackson Districts. Whatever
partizans may say, man can seriously doubt that
MIR. Clay would command the vote of Kentucky
| against the world.
Tho mail of this day, brings papers from Frank.
fort of the 9th, and from Lexington of the 10th.
The Frankfort Commentator of the 9th, has the
following:
MEMBERS CONGRESS.
No l. Amos Davis [Clay] is no doubt elected
by handsome majority over Henry Daniel Jack !
the former representative.
M. 2. TIL. a. Marshall [Clayl is elected by a.
majority of about 500 votes over Nicholas ID.
Coleman lJack.l the former representative.
No. 3. Chiffon Allan IClay1 is elected bv n ma.
jority Of about 1850 votes over his competitor
James Shannon GJack.1
No 4. Robert P. Letchor is no doubt reelected.
A friend ut Lancaster writes thus: ave expect
Mr.. Letcher is elected between and 500 VOTES
ut has been hard fought action" Daniel Garrard
Esq. was Mr.. lie opponent They are both National
Republicans, and friendly to Mr.. Clay
NO. :. Col. X: NJ. Johnson [Juck.l is reelected
without opposition
by majority Of between 900 and 800 votes over
Col. Ford fCIay.1
No. I. John Adair [Jack.l is elected by ma.
jority of about 600 votes over John Kincad rClayl
the former representative.
No &. The latest intelligence from this district
says, that Mr.. Brents, the Clay candidate is cleo
ted over DIR. Gather, the Jackson candidate.
No 3. CHI a. Wicklife [Jackl is reelected
~ majority over IN. NJ 1nTuStOu Il,lav.1
No. 10. Christopher Tonpkins [Clayl is elected
by about 200 votes over Joel Yuncey Jack / the
former representative.
No. II. TIL. Chiffon Clayl is re elected by abVut
1900 votes A. G.. Haws Jack.l his opponent
No. H. Chittendcn Lyon [Jack.I is no doubt re.
elected beating his opponent Mr.. Breathitt lCiayl
from 1 TO 500 votes.
On the contrary, the Maysville Eagle of the 9th.
nearer tbs District says Daniel is reelected by 215
majority-unother account says 43-Hs is no doubt
elected, by majority greater or smaller.
In regard to Gathers District, NO. g. the Lex.
ington Reporter Of the 10th the lates) has the fol
lowing.
EEiract Of a letter from Greeasburgh, Aug. 3.
"The Jackson candidates for the Legislature are !
elected in Green county. We have before ms The /
lst days votes in all the counties of the Congress
sional district except Pulaski and Casey. and the
difference between Brents g. Gather is bat % voice
In Pulaski and Casey, Brents will get maiorifes
and will, think, be elected. King, the Clay can
diddtc for the Legislature in Cumberland was III
yotes ahead the lSt day; Williams in Wavne. and
Pearce in Russell, both Clay men, will be elected.
Paddock 90 and Copeland ~ in Hart were at a
tic the first night"
whatever doubt may rest upon these two Dis
riots, or however it may be decided, the victory
n Kentucky is efficient. 4 majority in the State
legislature, gives Clay Senator in place Of Row.
~ TO 4 certainty. The maiorities at the polls
hew decided aggregate Of the people 10 be in ,