Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-02
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STATES


MAINE.--Smtis majority over Goodenow is more
than 4,0OO.-It is certain for jackson.
OHIo.-The ST. Cairsve Gazette of the 22d. is
confident IN the success of the Jackson Ticket. 1t
declares that the Clay party "may now attempt to
analgamatc with the Anti-Masons-but if they do.
they cannot effect any thingthat Robert Lucas will
be elected governor, and Gen. Jackson will receive
her electoral vote"
they make noise about every trifle) concerning the
GREAT VICTORY they have gained in the Hard Flee
lions OF Albany. With view of increasing their
triumphant JOY, we submit the following
EXTRACT of q Letter from an intelligent citizen of
.Ne,o York.
"Of the result OF the Election in this State no doubt
need be entertained. We have the utmost confidence
mat we shall carry our whole ticket by, at least 900
majority tits true you hear prophecies of totally diff
ierent character from the Oppo,ition; but these
ed mainly to excite the spirit their co-adutos in other
sections of the Union, and TO influence the pending Elec-
tons The principal ground OF reliance for success
Is the result of State election last fall In 1890 our
ticket by about 5000 majority and we succeed
ed in out of Senatorial Districts Last year we had
general ticket but sori,es i'm the different coun
ues were much increased and prevailed in out of
the Senatorial Districts. The division of the parties
year was very much as it is In almost all sec
lions oil the State those who could lay aside their Anti
Masonic principles on the hand, their predilec-
lions In favor OF Mr. Clay the other, were united
against us in anticipation of the union recently soemu
cd between those parties We have information from
ry county in the State, and are assured that there
not more than one in which have lost ground since
last Fall In many shall gain of strength
IL Is the misfortune of the Opposition Ticket that il rests
It's hopes OF upon deluding the parties TO
which appeals for support--thc Anti masons by the
promise that it will vote for Mr. Writ, and the National
Republicans by the promise Implied in both cases) ,ha,
1t will vote for Mr.. Clay. The very mystery which
hangs over it, will detach many honest men from both
parties Once more you that this State is safe
Tor Gen. jackson and Mr. Van Buren,"
PENNsYLvASIA.-The Opposition are also raising n
shout about the Ward elections for Inspectors i'm e
city of Philadelphia. Why? this is the Head Quar-
ters of the Bank of the u. 5. itself 1t will die hard
moving Heaven and Earth TO save il from deslruc
tom and if do make its influence felt at its own
doors, surrounded, as it is there by its friends and
customers, whathopes can it entertain ofts resusca-
ton? This result is what expected by the Jackson
party, as appears from the following article i'm the
Philadelphia Sentinel, and in all our letters-bnt
when you take it upon the broad field of Pennsyl-
vania herself, then mark the different result!
'WARD ELEcTIoN.-By great exertions we have been
enabled TO present readers with the of the
elections held yesterday in the city and districts so far as
we have received them. The throughout was much
larger than it ever before The opponents of Gen
JACKSON turned out in all their strength and succeeded
IN carrying the greater number of the Inspectors as was
anticipated by all parties The democrats far from being
discouraged are sangunc that when the great contest
comes, success will crown their efforts
Extract Of letter to the Editors dated Centre Conn
to- Sept. %.
''ln Centre County, Governor VOLTS majority will be
greater than II in 1929, say from GOO In Ly-
coming he will have majority, and in Union, RIrNER
mas lost ground since 1929, also in Huntingdon The
anU-Inasons In Union almost for Jackson as
also in Centre aud the adjoining counties.