Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01

cined a rc-slrcton ihu, will ONO present IN
! the mex Congress Mirtten representatives to
one, who will vote = d al shot against tie . 10
dIous measures ol the ptesebt aimlnstrd-
,iau.'
" From the accounts already received there
will bea maipnly oil trsm ID Ia p N punt
ballot IN the Legislature Ia Hvor OF HenrL
Ctag. Ihe majority Last year was twelve ior
jackson, SO much for the Pti0.
oi1 arrks az the Richmond Enquirer rs
sarrd II, readc,s thai The Veto had greatly
increased the Prr,,den,'s 30 pula,ny IN Ono.
from ne HprisJrg (Pemiglranil) Mieiiige,l.
IGLUHIOu , TRIUMPH on GORRLCTPRlN-
CIPLES.
The following are tae results o the late Gun.
gres,innal election.
William liest has cen elected 10 the Ian
casirr district bVa la1ge ma pruy Mr. He's
ter was the opponent Of Mr.. Buchanaa IA
1873.
DAVID Potts. jr. has been elected TO Con.
efe,s IN the district lately represented by Mr..
Leper.- III. Pots Was ii los an anti Jacks "a
man.
Rober, Allison is elected a member Of Con
gre,S IA the dIst,Gt compo,ed of tiuHung aoH,
Ceurre AMI CIearlicld, by the Autina on, over
iona Scott. OF Indian bal memory IL W.
the voIe Of scott GA the iud,ah hI lnat lost
his election.
David Maun. late Auditor General Of the
Stale, has been elected 10 Congle,s by he AMI
masons aud National Repubicaus, IN the dis
irlct composed of Bedford, Somerset aud Cam.
b,a MIR, Mann has always been opposed to
the present proscrptlye, wastelul General Adj
mlnIstraton.
John Banks has been elected to Congress
from Ere, Crawford. Warren aud EenAngo,
by the Ant'masons IN the pIace OF ir. sill, re
signed. Nh Bdnts was IA 1873 an anii.Jacl-
son man.
lldTmer Deuny has been elected 10 Congress
from the Piitsbars dlstrlc. by the Anlimas,ns
by an overwhelming majority. Nj. Denny vo-
ted Tor Grn. Jackson IN ls2S, because he sup
posed hIm fIIsndly to the american System
lie is nov oprnl, aud avowedly opposed to In
dian bills aud Yetoes. and the reelection Of
their author.
Thomas VI. /. Mckennan Is elected a mem
Der OF Congress rom The County of Washing
ton, over Mr.. MCreery, by the Antmas us
Mr. Mckenndn is not and never was Jack.
SOL man.
Aadrew Stewart is elected to Congress from
Fayeite aud Greene. 10y the Na,lo.,al Kepubll-
cans and AntimaSons. aver Nj. lrWln tne pre-
sent jackson member, 10y n nett gam OF ABOUT
II u voics.-Alf stewart was defeated IN ISIS
lie las remained tfac II his principles, and
with principles he has trlumphed.
john & Ndtmodgh, the h"te III Fort Ere, Is
elected to Congi's IS ron the Codaly Of Ph,la
delphi, over Daniel II. Miller, popular Jack.
sonmto. Mir. W"tmough delivered AN oralion
10 the Enu- Jacksonmen, IN 1873, Mt Valley
Forge. There is a net gan ms district OF
mo than 2OCu votes.
Mr.. sill was the only anti Jackson man elec.
ted in lS2S-now there are al least NINE, aud
probably mrny nc. We believe there III
! be ma Joltv.
Bcplde, tnr above,
Samuel \. 5mith Of Backs County, Peter H..
RE OF Northampton, and Joshua L, ans OF
Chester and one or two others, although oace
for Jackson, are known now to he opposed To
ali the Leading measures II his administration
! Messrs. Smith aud lhrie were nominated hy the
AntImaspns aud National Republicans, aud ARE
elected by more than lUu0 ma ogity over Hut
ter and Coryell, The lugham Jacksonmen, NJ
Evaus owes hts election TO the National RepuO
licans, aud is warmly opposed To the Veto and
to making appropriations u remove indians
/ Pennsy wanna has not sweryed from those great
principles "hIen she has long cherished. Tue
American Sb stem is her system. Principle
has trlumphed, and tue state is regenerated.
Fremont LegBlsiure-rh The two houses, ia
Jont commute on Friday aud Saturday last
baIo ted twenty four tunes for Governor, with.
out making a cholce. Ga the Ihrd la lloi the
votes were, for Crafs (Clay,) 10. Palmer (an-
tlmason) ~, Nm. {. Brtdiey, tJacksun) 80
and one other vote. Governor Crafts wanted
one vote OF being chosen. GA the subsequent
baIlols he had votes, but Ia ever, instance
were considerably higher than the number CIV
en- ior any other candidate.
The HchmouA Enlnatr If Fr day las, Con
taIns thu following paragraph -.
More WdteriOo Deieats.'--" scarcely have
oar opponents ceased 10 raise the IL PnQu of
triumph Tor the bootess Victories uf Maryl,hd
and 81 Delaware, before their Waterloo Defeats
IN Pennsylvania aud New Jersey come on 10
dash all their hopes. aud disslpare all their cal
culaiions >
This ia what the Enquirer gives 10 It's reader.
as truth. How stand the facts Ia PepusDl-
rama, whose representa- on in the present Com
gross Contains but one opposition member.
there have been elected 10 the naxt CONGRESS
(accordmg TO the Harrisburg Iu,elieencer1
'nne opposition membe s.. In Ve,e JerSeg the
opposition have gai led five members IN tie