The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

parry, u Nuhiu MAKE ihe ltltEfHph s"F"'h'
nearly the same. via about 1850 HUI, all
pree ision is inpoS sible OF such u subject, with
| present materials.
INDIANA.
The,eiurus from ,hs State snow tina, two al
the three administration candidate. for Congress
| have been elected owes their Jackson opponents
by Immense nl-jori,ea No actual relnrus have
been received from The Bid, bat the rumof'
bead leave no doubt of the success of the nd
minsire,inn Candidate la that district Mso.
Mr. Ray, (,he neutral candida,,) ha. been =.
lec'ed Governor beating Mr.. Mooto (adm aud
Mr. Candy, (Jocksonian,) 10 the astonshmen,
of every honest man. The Jacksonians, howev.
er, as he Is elected, clam him, aud. for all we
care. may have him, We can dispense with all
such hoatrs' from our pack
! ILLINOIS
The Washington Telegraph asserts on the
authority OF the Cue nnntti Republican OF the
10th inst thar Gen. Duncan, the Jackson can.
didate has heenre-elcctedl Congress over Mi.
foiqIer, who is for the administration We
put az credit in The story drsr. because no
returns are published. as they would have
hreu il they had been received aud were
favorable aud, secondly, because the Gu
cinnatli Republican, bears ms bad character
for veracity asthe Telegraph ,,soii.
MISSOURI.
The Telegraph also annosnres, on The snme
authority, (par mobile hatfung9 that Mr..
Bates (adm.) has been turned gu, of Con
sress 10y his Jackson opponent, Mr.. PeItls.
! We dsCredn this report en- the same grounds
that We do the other. Returns hare been re.
ceved from Missouri, which places MIR. Bate,
as far as heard from, II ahead oil retis
For our own parts, We eau see no use in
iveing about yotes--lor il neither ndds TO the
strength OF one party, nor dimInishes thai OF
the other Why il is that 50 many do it.. we
cannot say, uiless IT lr"cerjs from an nvete.
rate habil OF 80 doiu. IL relation 10 other mat.
ters.
L. 4 letter is goins the rounds Of the Jack
son prints dated q" Matches, Jaiy o5h, 1884, {"
in which il ~ said OVerlon's majority FOR Com
gress, o,el G,eu, - Louisiana, is 4s9.--1he
stair,nent /, untrue We received paper from
that DISTRICT, which takes no part in politics,
containing tul return of The votes. by which II
appears tnat Overton's ,najofiiy IS lag.
ipodafc Fsderalist This team is applied
to Nh. Adam, very Frequently and very FOOLISH
| ". The toiw aud ieadmg men ol the Jackson
party use II for effect the dolls and suba,iern
| because they know 10 better tn" simple floca
Away foowslhe leap of the bell-wethcr thong h
he plunge into vn"ning precipice II Mr..
/ Adams u an apostatr fedcralist, WHEN WI, the
/ fact discovered Has il been discovered NICE
the commencement nj the first Presidential can
/ yass II not, why was il not apptied TO INN
| before
Dbl NJ, Jefferson know my thing Of II ~hen
he appointed hun Ia Office
! Did Mr. Madison, whro he entrusted him
with the duties of Minister 10 Russia--dnlcs Of
most ardnous aud important cbac,cirr, ~ con
sequence of the then belligerenr attitude of Rus
STA towards the Colos,u, OF the South of Eu-
rope :
Did MI. Monroe, when he elec'ed him from
al the wise aud good men Of the country 10 pro-
sile over Tie most conspicuous aud important
department OF The government
Did General lndreW JactsoH, 10 regard i'm,
when he advised Mr. Monroe to confer the
appointment OF Secretary al state on MIR. Ad-
ans. rema,king. that, q" IN hHes of difficulty, he
uopHG ud him an able heip-mHe -
Or, Is the i'cr derived nom Nh Ndams's ow"
conducl llhbe, we should be glad If the
" farrhing rush-lishts' who have exposed
tins great SIN I" the p"eii1 s'Z''-' SIN Wnieh
Guided the eagle glance OF Jefferson, Madison
and Monroe, would delgn 10 polnt ont the Gro
Of his apostacy, and The evidence OF the fact
We do not ASK lo' bold assertion. Tor we are
we'll aware that with thai commodity we can be