Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-25
Richmond, Va. Tuesday, sept. ga
POLITICAL PROSPECTS.

.uaine.-ln pa towns, Smith, the Jackson cand-
date for Governor, heads Goodenow mot yet Good
enough as u wag says) by 24S9 votes. The towns
To be heard from expected 10 swell this plurality
The administration prints in Maine are confident
that Jackson and Van Buren, will receive her entire
electoral vote in November In both branches OF
the Legislature, the Jackson party is predominant
so that Mr.. Holmes of the L. 3 Senate will be sub
stituted by good and true man.
Ohio.-McArhur has declined poll for Governor
and offers for Congressman the Caymen and An
ti-Masons are trying to double team against the
Jackson party. They talk of concentrating their
votes upon Anti-Dlason Lyman for Governor, and
of coalescing on one Electoral ticket. The jack
son prints think this Coalition will fail. The Gin
cinnati Republican declares, that the Iasons have
discovered it to be their duty protect themselves by
adopting not only Mr.. Lucas but the whole electoral
ticket Under the present situation ofpocal matters
in Ohio should not be astonished TO find the w.
Reserve give decided majority for Jackson at
the next Presidential Elections although, had the
coalition not taken place, Mr.. Clay would have been
the best supported candidate. With these general
impressions, strengthened by some local knowledge,
we feel perfectly sure that the whole 81 votes OF
Ohio will be given to Jackson."-The Elections for
Governor, Congress, &C. take place in Ohio and
Pennsylvania This dd, fortnight.
.Ne,O York.-The llerkimer Convention have no
minated VIM. L.. Marcy of Albany, and John Ira
cey of Chenango candidates for Governor and
Lieut. Governor-Upon u ballot taken without any
previous arrangement among the members, Marcy
had ll3 votes out Of 49, and Tracy an unanimous
vote for Lieut. Governor. An Electoral Ticket of
:35 also organized, and an Address Adopted
The Convention is said have been one of the
most respectable bodies of the kind ever assembled
in New York. for talents, worth and weight of cha
racter The whole proceeding conducted with
the utmost harmony; and the party is confident of
the success of their nominations
Iennessec.-The Legislature is holding an extra
Session, at the call of the Legislature for the pur-
pose of re-organizng their Congressional and Flee
toral Laws, in conformity to the late act of Con
gress. The Governor has recommended TO them TO
substitute the General Ticket System in place of the
District Electors. This proposition is likely to be
adopted.-Resoutions have been introduced, APP
proving of the measures of the present adminstra-
ton, and especially of the Bank Vcto.
The Milton (N c. Spectator of the 18th "under-
stands from pretty good authority, that Judge Bar
bour has lately written gentleman of Oxford in
this State, in which, he in substance expressed the
wish that his friends would continue his name as
candidate for the Vice Presidency Now the
Oxford Examiner" of the Goth is silent about any
such report-but it states that " Mr.. Barbour has
promptly responded to the call of the Shocco Meet
| ing, giving his opinions upon the great questions
which agitate the nation This reply, i'm Justice TO
Mr.. Barbour and his friends, ought to be published
We have good authority for saying that the Judge
denies notification to be the "rightfu remedy" for
southern wrongs"