SYMPTOMS OF DESPAIR.
From, the National Mteligencer,
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FROM THE WEST.


1t is in the West that we are to be defeated if we
fail. in the contest for what we believe the interests
of the country, and for the the scheme Of
Civil Republican Government. Seriously impress
ed with the gloom which our late intelligence from
the West throws over the prospect in that quarter;
hoping for the best, dnot wholly desponding at the
worst we think il due to our readers to impart to
them such portion of the letters which we received
by the last mail as will serve to prepare them for
any event.


-, (OHro,) Nov. 4, 1928.


In this part of our State, the vote upon the Pre-
sdentIa Election has resulted in a considerable gain
for Jackson. when compared with the Gnbernatoral
Election. The Majority for Jackson IS, in Haml-
ton, with Cincinnati 1920, Butler 1928, Ciermont
1890. The majority for Campbell was, Hamilton
| $50, Butler 1886, Clermont 767 The aggregate
vote much larger In Warren, Campbell had a
majority Of 62-Adams has majority. amount dis
puted. In Green, Campbell had majority ofll
Adams has 18O.-ln Clinton, majority for Camp
bell-from 9 to 800 for Adams. In Clarke, Adams
has 8O5 more than Trimble--in Preble, some 200
| less. would gne you the exact returns or num-


bers stated, but are by means certain that they
are correct So far as the vote IS known here with


any certainty Jacksons gain over Campbell is about


1900 But we are very much in the dark. as we'll
as yourselves, as to the vote in the different; parts
OF the State, in our vicinity The Jacksonites
Il exdggerate every thing, and seize on the smallest


ircumstance to swell their or diminish the. MAJ
ority of their opponents. The returns count
ed at Columbus on Wednesday, 18th am persua-
ded the result will he close that al cannot be
tniny &noyyn until then. w are assured of large
increase IN the Reserve. Without it, we are beat
!, en-,t is not worth while to speculate about the
! why and the wherefore. The People are for Jack
son. tor the very that all People, in all


Lagos, have been nislead by enthusiasm for mill


tary glory The cure, believe, is only to be found
u in giving them their way. Let them have militia
Try President. Such General Jackson,
most probably, will manage to produce at least
l. a temporary safety. And. Old Hardcase said


Of Tony S sarcasms his mother, there is some
raj IN defeating Mr. Adams. 1t Mr.. Adams
who wrote his enormties into good odour with the
Nation Nothing but his ingenious appeals to- pub
lie prejudice against Spain, saved General Jackson
al from censure, and from sinking into insignicance.
e II was the supporters of Mr.. Adams who got up


General Jackson TO defeat Crawford, and Mr.. ADJ
ans hospitabe entertainment of the Genel al, in
y January, 1894, gave the work helping hand.
le The vote in Kentucky augurs no good. Barry


majority in Campbell County was 4l5-Jackson's 8
N will be $50. Boone gave majority exceeding 200
at for Mecate-of 500 votes taken yesterday, jack
!, son had majority Of 49, This Is bad news. But
: it is not our fault We have done what we could 10
e. pronuce contrary result. If beaten, let us make
NJ the best Oft