Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13

yrec days Il is probable tie proportion between the
two tickets viii not be much varied unless the whole vo,
Of the county could be taken, in which event il would
increase the proper ton in favor OF Jackson Some of the
Adams party voted for the Jackson ticket others were
neulrased being opposed TO Jackson, declaring they
could not swallow Clay The Judges letter did not,
believe, beneht u.s. Tor am confident his ticket would
not have received single vote think the Judges le
ter came after the eleventh hour"
(.u0nfgomery 1.-The election for this county has ius
closed: We hasten give YOU the result Jackson i5s
Clay OIL thus you see that old Montgomery has done
ysNdnsemoad-"we had thin elections. NJ o,r lac, Co..
g'essonal election poiled 626 voesn (act we po.d
more al The last Presidential election under the old Con-
stiiuton The vote then was jackson 23I Adams 22l
scNOrhdnpton.-"T The election for President and Vic
President came in this county yesterday and our
nersole Ch'ei Magistrate more than dis,anced the Anti
Jackson alias Bank Iichet The at the closing
OF the polls. 2O3 for the Legislative Convention Electora
Ticket for The Bank Ticket. Thus you see what OPT
mon the people OF Northampton entertain of the Presi
ients Veto upon the Bank Charter They have express
SEQ ther opinions, not in the ordinary way by meetings
held Tor The purpose bu,iu the eectus sy-a the
Pohs ne people oil this county would much prefer Judge
Barbour for the Vice Presidency il they were satisfied or
even thought there probability OF his election: and
tney were much divided to how they should vote until
his letter TO Mr.. Gincr arrived. They tlen DETERMINED
one and all, il they voted at ALL vote in nc cor,nce with
his recommendation Judge b. has manifested in hi, l,
ter arespec and love for valuable unsrpass
ed by ofhis friends. That has elevated him much
IN the estimation OF those of his ens who had
10 vote IN opposionto him. through necesSy The ,i-
hoy combination Of the Nationals aud qnfi ,nasos to
defeat Cen Jacksons election, will receive that
nef
tous project deserves. In the annals of political war
iare is believed, there is be found of equal
odsemess and more determined effort the subverson of
the liberties oil the people 1t il however in perfect bar
mony with those combinations, which they have formed in
Congress, to asten and perpeuae the Tariff upon no
they are not astidous the ans and are r..
reckless as 10 consequences, that they attain their ends
We have however, hope in the corrective which the neo
pie hold In their own hands, and have oub, tina, will
besppiied." w - w
~Pockbrdge (rom Lexin gto )--s Our election f,r pro
aaenua Electors viii not close until evening
anu cannon, therefore furnish with authentic nfor-
hauon as 10 the precise final result presume however
that the votes which will be poled to- morrow " IN mo,
sc,a'y vary the present state of the polls the sub
)ohed statement will in all probability. with the
oiciai returns.-Jackson has been victorious here NOT
TS,'hsanins the fact, that little village issues two
Brownsburg majority for Clay
N. Bridge, do Jackson 81
Pasture precinct do Jackson *
Lexington majority over CLAY 10
There was Writ Ticket composed of the same body
o, Electors which were nominated the regular Clay
forJackson against the fleet, is at present 9s''
Rockingham. -"The poll at the Shenandoah Court.
house at this hour stands, for
Jackson ~,
Clay %
have Tour separate elections, from neither Of which
we nave received any Intelligence, shall we time
enough for the mail.-There not single Barbour
ticket presented at polls; and believe had the Judge
continued upon the canvass, the case would not baY.
been materially changed We shall give the President in
Old Shenandoah, from $50 10 500 majority. Our sister
mously for the good cause"
Shendnd0dh-"A eably to your request in the En-
quirer oil the I'd inst send you the result of the Pres
DENTAL election IN this county, At the Court House Jack
son 80, Clay 6S, Jackson A. these not voted
clay tickets, and therefore thought they ought not TO
De set down as such. At Brooks Gap precinct Jackson
1913, Clay D. AT the Conrod precinct -. This result |
compared with that Of 2S will show that either Claw is
not so strong Adams that Jacksoism is on the i'm
crease; the latter think is the fact, for know MANY
men who voted for jackson now, who either voted for
Adams IN Is, or did not vote all; thus ii seems the
people will sustain the honest old Roman Bank and
all. (ftnight) Being entirely disappointed in getting
'he poll from the Conrod precinct thought il better TO
send you what we had rather than by the morn
ing post would conjecture that the vote az the pre-
cnct not heard FROM may be about 100 Jackson and
not more than three four for Cay If this conecure
then, be near the truth the this county i'll be for
jackson sos, for Clay 76, Jackson4 Every Jackson
vote presume given in the county also for Van Blu
rem; this point there division among the Jackson
men,"
EiSouthdmpton 1.-The polls Just closed and stand
zoO Tor jackson and the Hnpledged ticket and 25 for the
Opposition Although the election was thin, vet there
never was more unanmity in the county; for so far az
could learn there not than three or four of the
Opposition who were not at The pos'
tTesfnioTeidnd''I In Wcstmoreand the antics cacu-
iated certainly on aority they hard short
nne previous TO the election, the Mechanics Bank of
alexandra suspended payment, and the people the
Northern Neck trade principally in the District the were
caught WIN large amount OF paper that bank An i'm
preston was attempted To be the Veto had oc-
casoned The failure The of Westmore is more
grauiyng TO The writer Of this, than any other in the
ate the efforts OF the antics have been great and per-
maps greater, tlan any other county"