Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

Gain In ~ counties, several of 4T 81
aJack'en and Anti Van Buren, balrO,.s i,enin.
t r Ma.. 4 sa De ssg. s SpsGs a ny: hoard from.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ed by last Ereni"g's MAILS.
Buckingham G. H." For the ~unpledgcd Jackson Tie
ket, 242
Clay S Co. (mark lily S (onIy)
OF the above PIP, 5 only expressed a preference for Judge
Barbour as Vice President.-Four precincts to be heard
from; but l do not think, from the best information | can
get, That they will give more than 10 or so votes to Clay.
count OF the weather."
Boteto%t-(s.lem p5ecincD J. lGO, c. 81.
PifsyIvdnid Court House., for j. 375, c. %. (The
4 precinct elections 10 be heard irom)
EDITOR CORRESPoN DENCE
FROM FdtJdr.-' In compliance with a request I OBJ.
served in your last paper, / write TO inform you of the re-
suit OF the election in this county for Electors OF President
and Vice President Of the United States. The publication
OF Judge Barbours letter, written AT the II hOar, has
down an effort which would have been made here, 10 dis
tract the friends of Gen. Jackson-and has confined our
vote entirely to the two opposing tickets.
For the Legislative Jackson Ticket there were 1872 votes
For tho Clay Ticket 1876
Giving a majority in favor of Gen. Jackson Of Sc
AT the last Presidential election a small majority was
given in this county against Jackson. You will perceive
therefore the change which has taken place-and I doubt
not, that had there been a full turn. out OF the voters, his
present majority would have been much larger. Very
little more Than one half the votes of the county uere
given inland this, too, under the greatest supiueness on
the part OF Jacksons friends, founded on a calculation of
Their increased strength, and with the most active and vi
b''N NW'' bhOiS NC ouIDOiiCI " lay II z pdIlI a
marshalled under a system OF the most perfect discipline
l have ever known OH any such occasion. The whole
county was organized into small districts, and a most ac-
1--WE agent assigned TO each, TO circulate their tickets and
to use their best efforts TO get their men to attend the polls
and l regret TO add, TO circulate too some OF those dirty
and contemplate ertrds Of the Telegraph, in pamphlet
form, containing caricatures, sc. sc. equalled only by the
celebrated coffin handbills. All this, TOO, managed with
such adroilness, as TO have been kept out Of the view of
The Jack'on party until the day before the election, when
accident discovered il. Considering therefore the activity
and zeal, to cay no worse of il, of the one side. and the in.
activity OF the other. II is fair tO infer that Cen Ia NM
majority would have been, upon a full urn-out, equal to
from 100 to I50."
our election OF yesterday at this place Qhe Court House:)
For the Jackson unpledged Ticket 100 voies-For tho
Clay and Sergeant Ticket ~ votes-and for the divided
or Charlottesville Ticket one rOte. The polls are closed
but the precincts not heard from. The Clay Ticket can
not eXcerd one hundred, in the county. think our ma
jority will he as 5 to -
-Ame'iG.-" The poll Er Electors for President and
Vice President of the United States continues open to-
day, in consequence OF rain on yesterday. The poll last
night stood for the Legislative Caucus Jackson Ticket
$50; for the anti Jackson alias Clay Ticket s.. 1t is
Jack on to-day. For Clay not One."
Isle Of Hfght:-"I have the pleasure Of transmitting
you the result of the Presidential Election, in Isle Of Wight.
FOR the Jackson ~unf!edged ticket, as it is called, 27O
Fort HE Anti-Jackson or Clay Ticket, 81
Majority, 2og
"I!is' though a small vote for our county, isa toerable
majority, when we take into consideration the rery great
exert'ons OF our opponents"
FuUdnnd ID have this moment returned from n
election Tor electors for President and Vice President.
FIuvanna is triumphant in her vote; Notwithstanding il was
a very lowering morning, the people turned out well TO
the polls. The Jackson, and / may add, Van Buren, tick
ct, succeeded q will add AGAIN. TiumphamtIy: viz. Jackson
Ticket &c. PIT; Opposition, Q know not TOR whom,
though | suppose, Clay and Sergean) 4. Not the sia-
dow oil a shadow, was whispered about the split ticket.
friends in the country
From another CoJreSpOndent.-"A gain has FIuvannA
no6Iy acted her part: again has she presented an undivi-
dcd Macedonian phalanx for Andrew Jackson. Nolwith-
standing The incIemency Of the day, we were highly era.
uned IN witnessing the attendance Of many Of the oldest
OF our ciliZens, who demonstrated their continued conf
dence IN the President Of their choice by pressing eager
ly 10 the polls. Last Presidential Election Jackson re-
celved 2b9. When the polls closed to-day, there were
Tor The Jackson Legislative Ticket 277. For the Char
lottesville Barbour Ticket O. For the anti Jackson -
Most OF The voters endorsed on their Tickets, "For Pre-.
sldent a. Jackson-for v. President Martin Van Buren,"
nus, have we, 80 lar as our county is concerned, vindi-
Gated the character Of this distinguished individual, sEainst
The a'persions attempted TO DO cast upon ii by q msjori,y
Of the Senate"
Prince George.-"I hasten to communicate The result,
OF INC Election, just held in Prince George :-One hum
dred and sixty seven votes were given for the regular
Jackson Ticket, and s for the Ant-Jackson. A fDo
spirit prevailed, aud The number Of votes pollel is said 10
nave been unequalled on any similar occasion, for MANY
years. n venerable gentleman present said, il reminded
M" OF TIE Old Virginia feeling. The current Of popular
opinion - strongly IN favor Of The fine old General. Tbefe
was no Barbour Ticket, and I am told, il tlore bad been,
The result would not have been varied"
NoHOUoy-"Thc mail only allows us to say, that the
legislative Caucus ticket has this day received 200 votes.
The polls are not yet closed; no other ticket has been voted
Tor, and none other will"
Caroline, (BoCIing Green )-"Polls about TO be clos.
ed; Jackson and Van Buren, POS, Clay 4s votes; and until
within a week or ten days, not one half Of the people was
apprlsed oi the day. i cannot inform YOU Of the vote al
the precincts. The Clay vote cannot, IL every man in the
county was TO vote, exceed eighty or ninety"
F6uquter.-" The opponents Of the Administration
Sfoinea 70 claim a half OF the eounly-but tle result has