The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-03
Eom n -Nimtneket Enquirer.
81 y ) FROM ALL QUARTERS.

After the Ingenious manner recent
idopted by sondry lead1ng editors, wr ha.
caused several letters IL he received hy Il
nom various M 9t.tnt places, giving ,ci
particular drtaiis ufpoiillcal meetings, an
very easrtrt latE7u3iIOn relative IL lIl
pfeseni state - puhbs opinion "n the pre-
sldPnti6 g'~'.liah. ~ are c,rtain tina
ttesr letirrs are a1itt.ittc, for 4 u.aioritv q
Them are The ohsprlus of our own pcu.-
| ihey are at tn st9sirC of such Of on
fhfcthrrn "hnse pppnses They may respec
hvtdy sshscrtc giving our correspondent
due credit for tlicir political foresight, anl
literary acumrn.
Eriruct = n trHcr from q gentleman o.
great respeciabiiity, 10 The Editor, tinted be
t,oren S.tceoM and ZarddaihaR, .Hak. Oct
I, 1893
Dedr SIR. Our parish caucus has inst
tertnims!cd, aud | an happy In inform yop
thai the frir"ds Of Clay stuck 81 closely
tnsrthar, thai there can now be no doubt
of HIS succeeding 10 the Presidency. The
solcs-in his favor were fee 10 one against
every otirr candiiate. Our only onpo-
nrnt was Mr. Timothy Treadwcll, over
sr,h the highway, who voted for Jack
sos. lie declared against all argiIIiceous
combinations. Yours, &c.
Extract from n letter ddied Pattgrilie,
I'm. S.pt. 20, 1923.
Sir. As anticipated, we have Gttancd
4 comlactc victory OVER the Chyitcs. ]
can assure Won, cen. Jdckson will he our
next president. The partizng of old hiekory
have formed a ci,,J that Will heal down al
opposition. l., our district kunw ofiour
Influential men, who live " ithn ! z rnilrs of
each other, all ,lranGlA III favor 1.-THE Hero
of Odrans. Quo at thesr gentlemen IL
distinguished dIslillrr, another manutac-
lures leteh, the third /, Il tanner, of taste
aud talent, aud thr fourth MAS a haglc
hnacr in Il rifle compniy, on the menora
bic 9th Of January. | am, sc.
Part g u isiier .Gom CJos1ary camp S.
G. 1928
.Hr. Ediior. II this quartcr, and at
least within circuit of tea miles, the
whole country Ia a man will turn out for
Calhoun. | har" thirteen negroes on nay
plantation, " hich AIN ready to brt against
az many hbI-. ri whlskey, that Carolina
carries the day. Win respect &C.
Copy Of communication iron, Long
corn Saig-crcck, ia. .Sett 1923.
Crawford's the man! Nobody thinks Of
any body Else. Some body told me tlW
every body in this vicinity is certain ~
Grawfntd's success haIr column III the
Richmond Enquifrr, or a stic& JHH of the
y ltional Advocate, viii convince the most
sceplical.
LITTER from LirergalspoH, on hc Capc--
No date.
| am aetonishrd that the scales are NOT
removed from certain selfish peepic'seyrs
Thirteen of us in This and Two adIecent
ports Own one fifteenth pr OF a mackcr'l
smack bring often dwdy, we have oppur-
tuniIirs Of seeing Il great deal Of the world
at one view. For we are frequently in
situations where think we could SIR the
teholc of il, did moi the Sky intervene -
Then it must be presumed that oar OPP
portuniii,s for formation are extensive
and seven ont of The thirteen are unani-
mously of opini n that Adams viii mos
,ssurrhly take the place of our present
chirf magistrate. perchra npnn poor
SOLE the other day of n contrary notion.
I'd id him. in argument. as nat a.
fo.pier. 81 thai he WAS iain to cry out
7" Adams and naskrrcl forever"
From Il iltttr 10 The Editor, dotcd o.
Dgfchbnrg, " J. Oct B
Since the opening of the great ditch,
AID the ifnm rll speech of DR.. Mitchell
all the folks round hrrrnhant are deter
n.incd 10 support Cliston ier u'" pr"si-
dracy. He is tn most likely competition
vet started. Since his nomination the
ham strung bashaw with no tail, that
makes the v i Advocate, is So frisi,"n
I'd lhnt hr cannot laugh without showing
lhc sharpness NJ his teeth. Clinton viii
come in, as snrr n e5gsis h-,con.
With great res1ect, &c.