Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-23

KENTUCKY ELECTI1O,.,W

| AS usual, the Clay Party have raised the burr,
too soon-There is some doubt about Chon's cleo.
ton. he Louisville Advertiser of the 10Th saws ,ha
"a letter received last evening from gentleman In
Eiizabethtown states, that Chiffon is elected by ma.
Jority OF I'll votes The Maysve Monitor dated Ish
OF August, says: s'Un last night il was behaved ,ba,
Chiffon was elected, but learn by passengers in
steam boats from below that MIR Hawes' majority over
| Mr. Chiiton is l5."-The Louisville Journal o: the ION
processes to give the detailed maori,ies in IN, IL
ties. The sum total is, Chiffon 524-Hawes 1itsCos
SoIAnd IL Is TO be remembered that there were ttco
Jackson candidates Hawes and Daviess) agains, one
Clay candidate (Chon)-The returns for each are no,
gwen; but there can be doubt OF the district be-
ing GeciueuIy Jackson -Giving Chiffon. however to
the Clay party, the result will be Jackson nemb "a Of
Congress, and only to Clay, viz:
For Jackson-R. nj Johnson, John Adair, Henry
Daniel, Joseph Lec1mpte, c. A. WiclGe Crttende11
Lyon and Dr. N. Gather.
For Cay-Ihonas A. Marshall Chiffon Allan, Ro
p Letcher, Christopher Tompkins and Chiffon
There Is great c0nrarieiy OF sta .enrn, abnut the
members Of the State Legislature The Iexrg nm c.
zeo ih' ii h. Ia Jackson psPs'] gives the following
la the mex Legislature, the par.ies on joint ballot,
will s'aud thu:
Clay Representatives 80
sspaOra $40
Jackson Rep. csc natives AZ
Senator's 20-63
Clay msjoriiy (onlJ)
There are several Of tbs Claw men (savs The a..
zee) elected by mi lriiies OF from 10 10 20 votes and
ohsfS IN consequences OF double portion OF candid
on lie Republican side. we understaud thai Jpers
The Fsai OF single Clay mbsr be vacated in c1nse
quenee oil bribery, eorruptoD spurious votes IN.
parties VIII be equally balanced in The J., yslapr- !
THIS is the SPLENDID VICTORY, by w5ich our di,,an
fellow ci'iz .ns imposed upon for the purpo,e IF
again indusing them TO embark in the sause Of he in
s,nlor OF The cabss'ic words, "ihe american Svse,,
"Now Gays the Baltimore Republican, that the elee
ton IS over and The result go unsasae,ory 10 the
Csyhes, Nay be u'eful 10 recall 10 ,heir msuores
Their siiPulalsOs aud pr7phesss before il took place
in order to compare h=ir future course with tbsir p,
misses and underiakipRs ~
Jsst befors the election ths fcllowino b,llu
Of expected victory wsni the rounds Of ,he CLAW
press; N"'
tErirdct Of a letter from Lotispilie, (hv J nj An
June aware Of the soxiey fsit in other states with
regard TO Mf. Clsys pro pess IN This state il NAV be
wen 10 assure you that his fis njs hero very cor
W anticipate msj rity OF 80 40 IN the next Lsgs
laiurti atd slthoush the Jacksonans have for some
Time had cut OF IL bers OF Congress- ia IL mr.
TERLY rMPossIBLE for them to have more Than four
after next August From the pre,eni spps arspces we
doubt whether there will be more serious opnosi,on
10 MIR Clay In THE Slate al the Presidential ii. II On
$50 much for the prophecy-Dow for ibs aI erns,ive
The Cincinnati american, paper established esps.
cialy to AID Mr.. Clays election, ned the Nations s.
Of Kenueky, of tho eonse quenee Of not flfliio
promises. Ia the following omioous iermt:
LET tho people OF Ken'peky be aware Of this-f,r
- erss II Is not worth white 10 keep back any part
Of me whole ruih,ibat bare victory to be Just as
fGfdI as defeat. The Ndional Republican, viii moi
force on ksmueky, honor 10 which sho is ndiHer.
en- III SIGNAL TRIUMPH be not gained in X en-
lucky, THE NoM1NATioN or Henry CRAY WILL
SURELY BE WITHDRAWN. Not that Gen. Jtekssn
viii be re-slee,e>" "rhe signs Of The times sannoi be
mistaken II Kentucky fails 10 give triumph ant ma
Jory Tor Clay al The August election, an individual
,i0t noW o0ofe me people. Will be next President
w." - - "b-
"Weli--itis reduced to a certainty that NJ, CLAW |
hiss NOT fiumphed in Kentucky signoIiD, o. the |
'o""s'y h'P 'F'y Is "rHggIpg for existence So let