Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-03

give tho csOy eouniies, - assersiued BY previous
elections. the choice Of sieren out oi thirteen mem
bers oil Congress, we had little hope that the result
thus concerted by Mr. Clay and his in the Le-
gisatue could be defeated Aud such the effect Of
'hs legerdemsin. that in four OF the districts Jackson
candidate presented himself In the district fotmeriy re.
presented by Major Moore our late Minister To Coombi.
for the purpose OF excluding him eticctuaty lron seat in
Congress, they OFT Jackson county in which i, ma
io y had been between 500 and 1000 nm his .; and
added another county in the place Of it, 40 a. to make
Calculating upon the polls oil the latest ecc,on) dead
majority Of l2i6 against him. We are glad to perceive.
'n" Puo'. opnon has, TO considerable extent. revolt ed
against aud d, feated the oul tactics OF the
Gay po'iran. With the arranged majority Of 266 in
nus avor Mr. Ee,cher, the opponent Of Mr. Moore only
claims majority Of IS. and rhis
'n through the connivance Of the presiding officers al
the polls in Garrard who his friends and relations.
mat upwards OF 200 spurious admitted nm j.
SIDE This circumstance, our informant suppose will in
dncs the Sheriff. comparison Of the polls. TO with.
hold the certificate OF election from Lctcher and ,h., A.
nr Moore wiipbe the returned candidate, that second
election will be the qnence Whatever may h. M.
result OF ths contested election we learn from our cor
respondent that the Jackson party have succeeded in
eiec'ng Halves over Thompson-fhss over Tompkin,
rope over Crittcnden-snd these added to Cal h,hn.o,
anu CT' Lyon or Mr. Boyd from the lower District will
e we Jackson strength from Kentucky in the II Con.
Kress much the same, not better than wa, in the last
mere were but six Jackson representatives in the las.
congress and the two aposates Wick and Daniel elect
ell as Jacksonians. Upon the pr-sunpiion thai H.;
Moore obtains the certificate shalt have six decide.
friends OF the administration and opponents OF the bank
ia the next Congress from KY, and the further p,in nj
having the two nuers aud apo,tatcs suppauted ~ n
who have at least pledged hemseices to give fair
port 10 The administration, they have hitherto on
posed IT. We understand that MIR Hardin md Mr. D,v.
from the districts OF Daniel and wckhfe made such ,
carsuon' aud neither OF them opposed by Jackson
Candidate. o'
In addition to this. learn that there is an incre,..
jackson strength in the State eg.tureas soon
Ne can ascertain precisely the parties in IN,
oouv' we VIII give the statement to ader. Hash
ingfon Globe "'''
From the Little Rock tArtansas) CARTEL
u" MOI our practice 10 triumph over rrostr,ts 6,.
out We think We may be permitted to saw without .uh
Jecung ourse'f to the charge Of exhibiting unbrconn
emulation that Old Pulaski has nobly done her ,u,y i
sustaining her tavore son. Ambrose H. SEWER in spit
o. the unprtncpied and almost ainped exertion
oi his enemies by than double any former ma.
Joi'y ever obtained by him Except in 1927 in any
previous canvass for the office, and. also nv
choosing his warm aud seadfast friends for ALL he,
county Offices Chat of sheriff exceped) by overw helm
ing '.oritier considering tho violent opposition ,b.,
e"ch had to contend with The result really ou
most s"nguihe expectations, and congratulate IN,
Intends oil the Territory the favorable close of the
Gus contest III the other counties have done their ,v
wei'' his majority cannot TALL short of 1900 votes
JUST a. our paper was going 10 press have
authentic Information from Fenor and Hot Spring town
shPs In Hot Spring county, and that they gave Mr. Crit
'ehden majority OF only one vote One township re main
ed 10 be heard hom, which may be down ,s certain =,
give Colonel Sewer majority Of from 10 to 20 votes,
Cadon township, in onway county is re po tad 10 n,
gwen IL Tor Crttts nden and Tor Sewer.