The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-25
Irfraa Of letter 10 the Editors of the Vugi.
man, dn ed
RowAN co. On. c.) %

Iriraci of a letter 10 the Editors of the Virgi.
man, dn ed
RowAN co. IN. c y 23d Sept
"Teannot well forbear to correct some mis-
sAtements in the Opposition papers Of this State,
Bind especially one contained in the Raeigh
star, respecting the tate ofthe public mind in
bis State, as it esards the Presidential contest
The Star" says in late No. that 4" no one in
D. senses would hazard a con ecture thai ma
ority Of the State will be in favor OF Mr.. Adams at
fhe next election" Now, so far as the facts
gere developed in the late election in this State
4 { result is the very reverse Of this statement.
aahe only two elections in the State that | know
cf contested upon the Presidential question. re.
Rlted in large ma critics in favor of the admins.
hation candida es, viz. Messrs. Lewis Williams,
% an adjoining district to this county, and Mr.
*'lpeper of Fayetteville. the uroDei 0bjcci Of
Proposition to the first ofthese gentlemen was MS
hostility to Gen. Jackson, and his being in favor
of Nr. Adams. His adversary wts Of acknowl-
sedged equal or superior ability. The contest.
FY@Htt+tt,
ed III the complete triumph Of the adnmstra-
ton, not only in the election of Mr.. Williams,
q but N the exclusion Of Gen. Stokes, from the
81 SIaia Senate wlo was Gen Jackson'S most ef-
hclen' advocate. and who had before been one
ct the most popular men in the State. II viii be
secoIected that these elections took place before
We facts lately disclosed by Jackson, Buchanan
and Clay were known. The reaction on the
public mind from these disclosures, is admitted
BY all to have been great, aud truly alarming to
q ee friends Of the General.-Mr Culpeuer,
4 the other gentleman mentioned, had declined
reelection, and was only urged outby the friends
line administration in opposition to man
greatly his superior IN point of talents a. person.
& @popaardy. but who had suffered himself TO be
4 sfdaced from HI, q first love" bv an unsuecess
;" aPacahoH for n foreign mission aud who,
vi MAJ cause, as an editor of a newspaper and IA
q candidate tor Conyre was one ofthe most vigi.
"'i q formidable enemies Of Mr.. Adams in the
14aV' % Tar as these two elections go TO show
We State otpnblic feeling, the proof is strong a
E9"' the -" Star > and. go far as information
NV he relied on derived from miprpindiced
|fsoas, accustomed to mix with the bulk OF the
ps'Ne the conjecture that Mr. A. viii receive
~ ''ie OF North Carolina at the next election
= any lnhe but mad" or improbable. On the
'alrafy, believe that by proper eIerfions of
"'tAo0 OF the administration, this righteous
s'se mnst and will triumph. The opposition
are is mostly confined to demagogues aud as.
D'ns men, whose golden hopes Of selcageran.
'1.''eh' have been blasted in the election of
1''" 10 the Presidency whose conntenance alone
'''' the repnsive reply to the undeselving,
''''n9 applicants for oiilcc."
-Sax4e-
tfraei ofa letter 10 a gentleman IN Lvp,bb,,,g
daied
=" NV YoHR Oct. 10.
was pleased to see the account ofthe pro-
!, 1'g' Of the Adams meeting in Lynchburg.
3s'ese Old Irgiair" will be on the right
'e VINE" thc election Of President takes place
"'Ns'nans are daily losing ground here
ubicT 'a'Iin Almanac for the wear 1927. |
:, -, P''naPN IS IN more genera use in Virgin
,h,J any other, contains am extraordinary |
m, winch II may be well TO correct. II DC
Der ~. ~ ~. ''e BEGINNING OF the month Of Seprem.
eay ,"e substitution Of Fr,dag DIS the second |
f9nx ,l' mouth INSTEAD ofSMdag, x the nisral1e
IN co, ,''ousho" The year thus Ocioberis made
sa, Y' ne"ee on Saturday instead of MONDAY |
De- e. on tuesday, instead of Thursday & |
vorlI ''' on thursday instead ofSatmdav We |
aim -, "SgeS' to MIR Pollard that his Almauacs'
vonla "Ne frter Pndar's razors. made for sale !
lfrI p''oaoly sell more leadily II more cor
lH'neheSer Virginian.