Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-07

made Separately cOIIeCiiveTy,
and will be reduced or Increased to any amount shall
be agreeable to the gentlemen of the Opposition who have
evinced such disposition (or the petence Of W for sport
ing. Albany Argus, Sep. y.
tIhe Albany Argus is exposing the frassd toliich s
branded upont the forehead of the coalition The III.
dence which produces is irresistible 1t brings fovsard
letters which had been written in New York, and polish
ed in the Clay Louisville paper just before the Eentucky
election, and with view of keeping up the ClS party
Those letters affirm that the Electors in N. Ygk nomna
eddy the AniMasons would for Clay. One OF these
letters processes TO have been written by e oil the Alba
ny Delegates 10 the Anti Masonic ConveuoD whom the
Argus arms TO be the Anti-NIasonic nor OF Albany
and who is thus guilty OF reachery TONS own party, and
of coalescing with the Clay rty7fhe Argus also
publishes curious development fom ,pe Ion'ario Mes
senger," showing that the notorids Matthew L. Davis
OF New York, Royal Arch Mason, and partzan
Of Clay, is travelling apoiica Missionary to rally
the Masonic Claymen TO vot for Gra,ger as GOVERNOR
In the village where the Messenger is published, Davis
is said 10 have lately called togehef number OF Clay
men, and most of them Masons order to lay before
them the object of his missions wien he declared TO be,
"to explain to his brethren Of the toest, the TRUE
GROUNDS Of the coalition fohled 6ettceen the Clay
and .anti-masonic parties Ia this State" To this
end he produced and read se present. certain letters
and documents which had passed between the "LEAD-
ERS' of the two parties, negotiation which had fl
nominated 6y the .anti-1isons, SHOULD VOTE for
Mr. CLAY, in considertion that his friends should
and did support Mr.. Ganger..-These intrgues are
PENNSYLVANIA.
| GovERNoR's ELrTIoN.-The preparatory political
meetings have receyy been held in Of the counties
of Western ennsyfania, and now have information
the probe result of the election for Governor
in that important clion OF the sate upon which can
rely In Wdshigfon county, the residence of JOSEPH
RITNER we len from source of the highest respeca-
biy that the ajory for Governor WOLF will probably
BE $780, mother letter from influential democrat
who lives in different part OF the county says that the
majority wi be from 600 TO lO00-In Fdvette county
according tthe best information, majority will be from
1000 TO i0 WestmoTeldnd will not give less than 1900:
and al tegent gentleman who has the best opportuni.
Tics of ing well informed the subject declares that
, uus VI y in that country will reach 0oONNor,b and
fta xEil do Losx
ddi IS29Wc have hitherto not thought it worth while
to much of the subject the election governor be-
fully satisfied, that lie democratic candidate will
Jed, as usual by triumphant majority We only notice
fnow, in consequence of tire wild calculations which
have recently been published in of the newspapers
this place, and for the purpose OF caHoning readers
Whatever may be their wishes, suffer themselves TO
be deceived by them.-Phiiadelphia Sentinel Sept.
lhe Harrisburg Reporter" declares that amidst all
hunters the democratic party organizing an NOV
ing on quietly, and certainly glorious victory! aud
that Geo Wolf its candidate will be e-eected by ma
)ori'y oi 'PDdTdS o. ttcenty thousand uOtes %
KENTUCKY
assure our friends abroad that Gen. Jackson will re-
ceve the electoral vote of this State by as large if not
larger vote than given in 1928. We trust that our
sister States will be willing TO receive Kentucky as a wor
my associate in the great OF liberty when like
brutus, she can condemn and even her own SON.
-dug. 20. o.
MISSOURI
BETTER AND BETTER IN MIssoURI!!!- "A Jackson
Governor and Lieutenant Governor and thirds OF the
General Assembly true Jackson Democrats! Mark; yes
nai WE'LL Editors! ~ SIX IN of them elected from
OF LOUIS county, and the High Priest and his flock are
mighty sorry about it, and mighty glad They
Deaf us tother time beat them this time this make,
us even list. Louis Free Press
HE ELEcTIoN.-The result of the August Election
rs producing some very amusing effects among the Clay
BANK party In almost every is pretty well ascer
tanned they are beatenhe Congressional Election being
he only one that they may entertain reasonable hope Of
success IN Yet meetings goenup and more recon-
mehded' Caucus is also recommended TO meet at CO.
Iumbla, on the first of October next with full power 10
agree upon and nominate an Electoral icket.-I6
STRENGTH OF PARTIEs.-The full returns of mem
Ders OF The next Legislature of Indiana received and
we VIII stand responsible for the assertion far as that
be known, the strength of parties stands thus:
Senators.
jackson Clay 10
Representatives.
Jackson al CLAW 90
80 4S
Jackson majority on joint ballot
Anti Masonic
lie above statement includes old and new members
ana IL VIII be recolected that only Senators are apnu
ally elected vi these ten the returns show six Jacon
ans Last year the Senate stood, Clay 2I-Jackson O.
ne House OF Representatives nearly balanced or
possibly majority OF two for Clay leaving the
majority for Clay, joint ballot at least IL votes The
tables are now turned and show compared with last yesr
loss OF Clay strength joint baot equal to twenty votes
Add this TO the election o., Breathitt in Kentucky and
MI CIayS gain in the will show but moor nro,