The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-22
FnaH ELErnoN


A.. 1, ,,.,ze a. feesfds the nsrt elechon,
wh.o tks Presidential Electors arr 70 De enc
s~,y Nathine We az. empisi'e'hy- Noih-
me L., not ssitissut msstssoaiion &c add--ule
chanrrasle ard vaeiilatina policy OF or people
"a prnrrrlf,l. and the &C nav aseabe 10 sell-
isb aud rosrupt lradefs. One ssH ~ eirct ne
IV4n CIinton. hy a aaaind1y ii ilesHg hoas'A !
tbe n.rt elecijanhe has about itso H9uI@ha, ''iu
would have bern h. ttrn. bal for The impfessi'n
thai he prss ali nnwef ful One year Ne Ackn"" 70
.-sge - al gratitude fhe services OF thr tafe1'h"
Adams aud tsaurn. with apparent 1u''ihy
that his earthly hodf Is removed 10 tie shen'
mansion Of tle dcad and long ere that BODY
hiss rnauldefcd irte dust poriion Of those Jf-
su.Hcai monrnets assaIl and siliis ms nF"hiy
With deniouacal Gfrf. To calculate on Iab''-
~ among such men would be prepesiefons.
W. have ih.teiore Nc hesitation W saving, mat
our rnemies csnpoi and donnt hope ior IKE
result ~ the next election. They know inil veil
fnatthe same eame cannot br played oh sue.
ce..6dfy. second time and II il could. their
ird8srt have MOI the haTdthood 10 attempt y.
The would shriuk from the consequences.
The scene was too Infamous and dsgfaoetui loo
another ~ hibittpu
Fam N, Nerr Yors Gommfreiai 1dusriifsr.
Avtcporps pP1nE IArI ELEcrinS -hanV
Omiuing all details OF broken heads, bloody no
ses aud onirages OF different descriptions, we
prefer rivinr ONLY Il lew ri mots amusing
character. which hayf come TO on knowledge.
Atone Of the poll gentleman II miscellane-
ous appearance. who hooked as v he did not
i've any where. presented himself before the In
tpeciors aud rendered the Jackson ticket.
hysien3rr WHO thnnehi tho subject looked like
. .ery suspicious inde pendent voter. asked lin
where he lived , THIS wRs = que ton Hppar
emily more easily asked than answered. The
caftchunen stood scratching hrs poll, and
looked seventeen different ways Al once Ano-
tEer hystaedcr. Of more benevolent turn n
MUD ioul compassion on his embarrassment,
and whispered to him Maiden Lane iet,
! i've ~ Maiden lane. YOU honor said The W.
Ist What's your number asked the qnef-
ut. The ragged gentleman drew on his own
, invention for solution offhls problem and
named At random number, which, UNIFORM.
natrly 'pr him. was lhai of The house IN which
orr nfibe inspectors rrsidrd VINO would not rc-
cnpnise him member Of his family. Add
20 the ponr man Lost the honor ofraeofdng hs
vote for the Hero af NV Orleans nj that poll
Nhai success he may have met with at the 9th.
ers We cannot tell
Another apoehryphal hooking voter, bcine in
tcrrcgaied nsto his domici after various puifks
and shifts 10 "yadc this delicate inquiry said he
lived IN Oak.sirect He was told tuni tnal street
vas in The srvrnth Wand No II ant, sad hc--
lie in no ward At nll; It's boarding house. Pro.
hahly there was some queer association IN his
mind with ward IN prison or thc hospital
Il whs considered exceedingly fortunate that
thr election continued Tor but three dass. n, the
more there were who had voted the more
thrrc we're 10 vote and il IS believed that.
Ind the jackson 6lnds held out the number Of
votes would have increased IN a gcometrical "a.
on for "cc, longer
The poor Adams men were eiihcr Too honest
~ too ignorant OF thr ar' of swelling MAORI
tie for these glorious times, Yesterday two
men hoaStcd ofhaying voted the Jackson ticket
zach IN five different wards. Aud NJ the poll
Of one Of the wards whrn an actual voter fthe
ward came mp who had been known 10 have W.
led In Two othe, wards an the same day, The in.
sprctors ernyely derldod that his vote would be
reeeivedthe third time. because he had right
tato'e in his own Ward. aud II was the other two
vets that were Illegal
In one oil the upper wards, where there were
many irts4 voters, they were attracted 20 the
Jackson clectianceiers nv the portrait Of Robert
Emnel-rbe Irish martyr Of Ok. A curious
idea this truly. Who would suppose. that. he.
r uisr al Itish potrIot Nas executed thiriy years
afo ~ The Government Of Great Britain, every
freshman was now IN duty bound To vote ~ favor
pt Jackson IN tdidtes in New York But the de-
wee had the intended effect
In another wnrd. an honest tar came sinrly
up 10 the door where = Jackson agent was ten
dering tickets. and hove To for moment
81 Well mesS-mate SAID the lands-nnn. +" herc's
y ticket FOR Jackson Hold npa ihtle ~ said
Jack None of your hickory Tor me" +" Take.
q vote for Adams, then. nv hearty" said the
Jackson runner, pulling 81 Jackson vote ont OF
another pocket. Avast ngain. sad Jack
" shiver my tmhers i'll like Adams neither. |
want 10 vote for Commodore Pouer-none OF
yonr land lnhbers for me Ave. that's rioht
replied the perlinacious Jacksonian, pulling a
Jackson ticket out Ola third pocket. Here's
a vote iot the gallant commodore Jack sciz.
ed the Pr eclons vote with heavy glee, aud it soon
went plump into the hoy SO much Tor the
glorious privilege of the right af suffrage. when
cxercis by intelligent frccmeni
\ mathematical freeman ofthc CITY. in rcply
TO the question of residence after having said
he lived DOWN wonder aud over wonder at last
confessed that he lived N Jersey
The pteminf nj emblem Of The Jackson men
WINS the hickory t,e", many Of which. with all
then branches, were brought 10 town and dashed
up To the lamp posts near the polls One of
them of great bulk aud stature, had been. as we
arr told ,mmemotlalIv used a whipping post
tor rolored thieves some where in Jersey.
The Jackson ways cracked many small Jokes
al the expense Of a coach, calculated to cary
four lnsItleS, on the window of which was the
legend The friends of the Administration
meet here.
One ortifce practised upon the honest heart.
81 sailors, 10 induce them to vote the Jackson
ticket, wax representing to them that Mr. Ad.
ans Was destroying out commerce. and thar
there would be non-intcrcnurse with ENGLAND
II Jackson was not elected. And they fully be.
! ievcd that they were votng--not for Assembly,
men-but for Jackson as President An hon.
est tan, who had voted under this persuasion.
having heard The result Yesterday few Ia com
mun'eate the tldingS 10 his shpma,cs, and did il
thus s.; " | say, Tom, Jackson's elected and we
can go to Liverpool again -
From he fredericksburg Arsna, Nor. l3.
Hnnmfdrtnres In the Town Hall on Saur-
flay last held n napting or he ,n,,l. =