Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-11
JACKSON in PENNSYLVANIA.

TIE result VI late election, establish beyond con.
vsniA Jkson remains uu,haken in tho COZ 6deuee Of
the peopl- VS. have Away, said that in tbs state.
Clay had no par y, and the meagre vote gwen TO tn.
candidates nomns- in several eounes his ri cnds
sho I've that . sorree'.
In our next use OF R,presen .atives, Of ono hun.
dred members, not moe Than three tr four VIII have
been elected on niional repub lean pnsiples. There
are but two parties 10 P.nnsylvaois, the Jask on and
the Ad, party. Alter the signal defeat OF kdams 10
1925 the poltis,ns attached TO his cau'e. mortified aud
disappointed a, the rs'uit, tbirng for revenge, and
seeing the Jackson party ,oo strong 10 be In
sontesi, began immediately, TO ssst about for
means by which d'iras' add divide our forces. ard
thereby. to do 'hrongb srasg IN. what h.y dare not
atemp, openly Tho excitement Of sDtiuna ,onry bad
commenced in New York. Tois looked upon by
the un,u ssessfu poimsians OF Pennsylvania most
grand otjesi, with which our G .rmans, x uer.lly
opposed o ma'cnry, could be Inundated, and d.v-c'
from the rack, Of J"ksoniim. Hsnse, aztec Sc
veral exbor,auon, through the Adams papers
The rank aud he OF no party, 10 stand at 'leir
head poss aud wait for further orders, tha lea ers Ia
eonjuns ion With some CT hs Jiek,on men who had
been dsapnoined 10 receiving from the G.nerai what
they thought their merits bad entitled hem to, aud
who, all their lives, had been wlliog any
Of men, acknowledge any priospls that would pre-
mote their inierss set TO 40 TO put their Elans
into operation. Ant -Dasonfs pspsrs esablished
through Gsrmsn sections OF The stae, Morgan b1oks
Almanasks aud ridiculous mssonis bug aboo- pie,ures
we're Padded aud distributed wthou' number VIII rever
the people wero supposed TO be sufficiently sredulous
TO b, imposed upon Convea'ionS were held, and sd
dresses made, inviting federali'ts dc nocfas,
Jack men, and all without distinction Of rank par
W, TO join In holy crusade against masonfy Although
ina oary had existed amongst US since tho hr ssule-
mrni OF Penn.ylvania IS soouy, without suspicion,
and OF hsr Numbers had always rank sd with the
.rsmJ OF siz 10 patriotism and tulorss, IL
at dissoy red to DO public evil OF The most
enormous magnitude and tAst tn ere tOat i1f
OF pa Ting end 10 the evils visited the he,
by its operations, but through the 'BALLor BOXES"
JSseph III ner. sonvsr, 20 the psn nominated In
opposition TO George Wolf the candida OF Jaekson
party for Governor and every ejr, made secure
HE election; bat the result showed ,h exact operation
OF their desp'y laid schemes. 10 some Of he German
sountiss, diversion from the JAskson ks mads
In favor OF Rtner, but TO make for ths is and
he OF Adamssm would not stand fsst a, ordered, aud
nearly az many oil them Los, from the Jackson
parry, became disguised a the low cunnng aud du-
psity oil their Leaders, and ser,ed 10 tbs support Of
Mr. Wo hence the result tho contest showed about
the same relative strength OF par y, Ina, exhibited
al the election u Gen. Jackson, In 1928 ) nee Oh,
Of GJvernor, the smbsr OF The aek rty
who were deceived by anii-nssjury, have been grs.
dually opening their eyss u Oh, dec poa, and rejop
ing their former friends la Union couaty mo NV of
majority gsvo R,,n r, the anu masonic candidate TO-
iovernor, majority OF upwards o. fourteen hundred
Last year, that majTiiy wai reduced TO ahou, eight
hundred, aud this ye,r the Jackson p.r,y ell SEED
the greater part OF hei: sks,. Til. has also been
the case 10 Sometsst, uphio, J.,banon, and sew.
ksonism, at our mex; Presidential eleeu,r. will
be stronger 10 Pennsylvania than Many OF the
Adams party. no doubt, who wtbd'eS from the sup
port Of anti masonry and Jos,ph Rtner In dieg ust
would prefer Mr.. Gay 10 Gen. Jackson, but az il l..
very apparent, that MIR. Clay have no party In
wall ubq1esonaaly support Gen Jaskson in preference
20 he Anti n ,soDie candidate. and more Ut quo ,oDa
oily should NJ. Clay be wilhirs~n from the
Harrisburg Reporter.