The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-30

vs.ry day affords nee mo n.
Il 10 - - IN our euierpfize. ana VI "a ~
4 .,a. finieiea .,,sr.,,Is public viii pefini W.
oaIIf,e thai ssason for emigration 10 g
,re.,nt IA .,,led proof Of their attach"e'',
-. whho" = IN which We are enease"
M sacffa 'I.,,ect &c r. X. GDhLEi'
atb pfI - ~ TOTE, Esq. seeretdfy nc.
ELECTIONS.
-n,essrs. Mediation. Moore Met
h'au '1a,omote, (Jaetsonians) aud Messrs'
ale anu u = johnson aud Roles lad'a'"s'
fla.'s' -, are certainly elected to Congress
,-ai'a M o,ber districts no positive accounts
-fIp sa.O received, and the r""of' are 50 CON-,
'''e ~. ss that we shah publish nothing re'"""s
'r'a'''''' :, Ill doubt is removed. We regret
20 the''' -. o,ec,ions in this state, ana par
',,,ry in Lexington have been ' 'paea ,a ,ha
'f''', ,.,,.lits aud violence disgraee'"' 10 '''
h' w. = freempn. At one period during
.ha' IN Lexington. several hundred men
~ aid tr have bee" arrayso as''"s' e ..' . o
're ',2 10, ., the same time, fighting with stones
N COM a s,ch other missiles as they co"'o
hncNs' resort 10 fire arms would no
'''' ~, .,cedilv have followed. but Tor the ''e'-
do''' e, Gov Barry and twoo' the most IN
'''' =, candidates No lives were lost o"' ST.
n"'"' ,.z.l,oIs were badly woundcd.-ihe c.
-, .,ns for the State Legislature are a'c'ue'y
.,,o to the administration of SIX 9eha-
'a'''' elections have been heard from
''''' ,.i,tv only one for Jackson: and OF
w. ,,embers elected 10 the House OF hepfese"'
W." ~. thirteen are on the same side
;, corolian. The following Is full ana
-. &C the members elect from North
lima TO the next congress Len'uel oa"ye''
I'm. ,..,, John II. Bryan, Gabriel Holmes,
-..I Barrinrer, John Long. II. w. Con
:. samuel p. Carson, and Lewis Williams, re-
',..,.J aud John Culpeper IS elected IN place
.,..hib,ld Mcneil, Daniel Turner IN place of
,,,,I,o Y Edwards, Augustin H. Shepherd III
: Ro,nuIns NJ Saunders, and THOMAS
IN IL MACE OF Richard Hnes.-all the old
-. ,vbo are not reelected, except Mr..
nltHio''
Hines, declined.
r,,e,sec--Pryor Lea succeeds Gen. John
rocte in Congress. John Bell succeeds 'Gen.
r,o,.,on. d. Crockett succeeds Mr.. Alexander,
-, tho following gentlemen are reelected Jas.
= Mitchell. Jacob c. Isaacs, John II. Marable,
r,o,os X Polk and Gen. Robert Desha.
amord 10 DtF Green. In one OF your late
,,o.r. with characteristic en'rontery and dlsre
gard Of truth, YOU charge Us with u'terns two
e.,.o,,ods; FIRST in remarlIing. " II is said that
p,,bauan. kremer and Inghan have had NEE
emo IN order to frame tale in concert, so that
.,,,, may not contradict each other = and Sc
,a,Jiy in saving. " fhe Washington Telegraph
,,,,,o,tes that Mr.. Buchanan will not give his
,,,,,;rod statement unless Mr.. Clay appeals to
rho uo,se." For the first remark, you say
..tae Virgiaian can point to no respectable au-
,bo-i. y" Here, sout tel fllsehood, Dan. We
s,,v tho remark in the Alexandria GaIe-te ,shc Sc
Editors are as far before you in honesty as in
,n,ellect. Taoar seaeoi remark you reply,
rT,e Tela,-ranh has nade no such intlmatlon
asis CHARGED" False again. sir. Turn over your
slcs and you will see in one of your papers, a
few day before the appearance of Mr. Buehan'
an, letter, I'VE do not know the due, being UNI
bic to procure I'll ofYour papers, which c'r'
cumstance ~ he Our excuse for not quot'ns
YOU Eefaily) ms remak, in substance
Under these circumstances, IT rs proba
DE NJ Buchanan will not feel himself an
thorizrd TO give his promised statement unless
Mr. CLAW should appeal to the House Look
cir, and tell the public if it be not SO. Make =
candid confesson-and for once be honest, -
pou tna-4s to our attempting to speak I" per
authority" and the equally ridiculous inuen
do that we take our cue from the Phenlx Ga
zette and Richmond Wing" We shall make n,
s,her remark than that they are void Of tounda
ton. We inferred what wodd be Mr.. Clay
course from what had already taken place, and
from the anxiety he manifested TO defend hi
character from the gross calumnes Of his enc
mics.
hfesrs Richie and Ooch.--1he latter gentle
man complains most heavily that the " sins o
The Enquirer" are all laid to the charge of thu
forner--that, when the Enquirer is to be assaii
%, Mr.. Ritchic's name is always held up IN
bold reliof'-that ne gets all the abuse all tht