Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-29
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.tatrmruts u those pffsens sfe, rffttnd'hl
MI 10 be particularly hostile h Mr.. Lay
have enfeayarrd 10 ~ lduae an impression ~
"a the trup ffirnl. Ia tn cau,e afh "hfch h
!, tnderuird H. be ,suil No nbiAn tn '"it
hi,own Sale - the Presidency. N1th'ae.
se h.hr.c. ca he mo,e cetiatn, han h" o.
tl,nins the y8,e Of X uiuckJ, saooiJ ~ b'
aouinatea a. We qpc. ion NJ that " all hf
ia, thr eand date 81 tne National Hrpubhc an
Convention for tho Presidency.
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
TnA>KroRr ~ Aug. II.
Gr.rtFMrs!The worthy politicians OF the
,,p,afofk II uoky have been doomed 10 sui
no snail shate OF perplcI1y and vocation
u4nng the lsi he Or IA dsJs-
Nhde graf event, we're on The gale,
Aud tath hour brougai UdgHg iats.
For neaIly week sftsr tn election eas ~
~ n vas confidently believed here hat Mi.
DAVIS had be.u chosen sTspT'ssntaiise 10 Con
,rs,t Ia place Of the Hon. H. Danei. 1h'
Lt,hermot conutre,--M Montgomery aud FL
ping--had eisrn hun n clear mHjrt y III Of +,
Bah. Nhith ~ all lormer conirss, had g'V'n
Jackson sbpul 900 majority, Ind gwen Ddolr'
but 60 odd in this election au,tbrf eouni, ,
". know. had li,apponi.d hn expectation TO
The amount of 100. But ~ the most distant
naTt oil the district there are three counties. oi
mountain. anu barren hills. containing mo,e
40 are miles than voters shste no nssspa-
ptrs peneirRte, AID The passage OF an inlellI-
Rrut IHvslleI Is mnre ARE fbsn The Night NJ m
eaKle. Thee. br party thfivts mon rs natural
al nrnt grows and nJurshes,A there Daolcl,n
seems, obtained such vote ~ gives him ma
!, Tty ~ the dist icl, amounting 10 2hs. HIS
u.tty. however, have liIlr Ia boast ol impsr
ed as their strength evidently Is In the Pr
sIden,isl election, this district gave the Jackso"
al
NJ ibe cong ressioUal loc,ion, NO ysais ago.
pamel's oniy compcti o. wSs q friend OF the
Adu,iuistfalion now tho majority IS pared
d1An as you see.
Aean Durng the election, md for somc
Js,s sitrf, the friends OF MI. Clay hcre were
lane conf Ieut OF tue success OF the candidate
81 ia IL Aldt Ia Gather, distinct, The lctitu
mud returns tom the western aud most Jack
son pat OF tie district Justified lhis confidence.
bot ons mOte distant county, fnaski. where II
Is,.c majority for Breuts mas cBlcula ed upon,
dsarpolntrd all expectation, and actually CIV
d majority the Other wa,. Inns ~, hy some,
attributed TO the muv-mtnls Of some dspt-
Tahi u the sanIe principles with Bients ~
that part OF the Stae Whatever may have
b,en ,b, eau.e. II lets Gnlthei IN sgain, by
md jurlty OF ls6 vO'rs IA he district
A. TO LVUn4 desert, abuut Two Is of which
IA n spaT.rIy sttlled - giOn, IRON much Of which
th. backw ovdsmrn have expelled the Indians
aimee the laIs waI---a tegipD where correct IN
formation makes hul slow progr,S--lhs
ttIsnds Of MI. Clay were quite too sang ino
the, should have expected nothing IN such
drs,ri,' ibey pu, too much upon III, hne coon
tIss ol IhrntIAn, Todd 81. when they looked
10 them 10 redeem the dbti,ct. lha Clay par
~ ats Of course, defeated, and that 10y a COnsl.
dCIabls mHJoIHy.
The Iea,Ii OF the Congressional II cton
tT.ug huni tue State tOn.iuhiys Information
having reached w. from oil the dmlrch--,s ,tba,
MrsIs. |. A Marshall, Chiffon Allan, Robert
T. Lclouer Christopher Iumpkius,s nd Thomas
Cbillou, necded Cay men, a'e elected, and
Mr1Jts a. DANIEL X. NJ, Johnson, Joseph It.
cnmptt John Adsm, Nathan ha,thcI, Ia. A
WickhA,,. and {. Lyon--sll thorough going nd
n.lnisyotion men, ,Ic,p, Col johnson. who,
YOU kno~ - an American System man, are al
so elected TINS election ha,ing terminated n
mucn Ue,I,r lor tue Clay pai ihtn the last
Congregational electors did, rs five IL better
tban two. For this State. D. viii be Ieuollec
ted elected bat two members To the last Com
Gfrss a. Clay mru, tbopgh Two 1.-the ten Jack
souisns dsseItod that Chief upon tho Je,e-
lopm.ut oil hm prmcipes aud puhoy aS iIcs,
dent.
lii. snlI-1acksoa party were tntHttd Ia
deCidsd maIouty ia the approximation N Con-
no, H. that the adverse party happen 10 posses
a rtrg great ddrI,iinge IN the mannrI "a Inch
The Cuugressiouul Districts arr lad OF Tins
Is either by ,hInce, or by the management OF
Ihv Odd rtiitt patIy, the members nI winch
nov constitute the nam body OF tue Jackson
party, when the iegr' seuiatlon was app orion
AL, q, The State dStiIetsd, Une yeats ago. II
,nr jackson party had had the privilege OF dis
u,c,,ng the STATE. month ago, IN the way 10
suit their party purpose, they could barely
have improved upon the present arrangement
lake map Of tho STAG, snd cas-, your eye,
foI example, upon AdAus district. The matn
body OF ~hlch Is composed OF Washington aud
Mercer, constituting something like regular
slps's hui upon one corner oi Mercer jonas
corner OF Jeuam,re uton anoth,T gunner
oil Mercer IONS a corner Of Lincoln. aud ihe,e
mo latter Counties are oih Itd IN ,hai Con-
ETessOna al district, like TIN smgs 10 gIlihn Il
between them lies GaIrard, bounding many
mile upoa Mercer Now. suppose tae grIniu's
wings Goo weak, We see, 10 enable HE animal
10 rise) "eie Topped of, aud Ga,raId added to
the Mercer d,.inoi, IN their place, there would
be 40 end TO the power oi JbChsonism thsre,
and Ia the fond hopes of divers demagugucs.
bot What shall we do with JessamIne, thus Top
ped OF Put II 10 ClaTks (Allan's) DISTRICT
The population there requires II. What WIN
Lmcon 7 Put IT TO Gathers district, winch II
naturally belongs To, and where II would cor
rect, completely, al the bad results OF That ds>
uIci, shd leave the present incumbent where
he oughtto be. Look again al the county ~
C'slke-does II not geographically btlung 10
Daniels district, were II formerly was : Pul
tnere ngatn, with It's 600 Clay majorny, ia
place OF the barren mOuuIaIns Of tn eastern
end OF the State, II would render 10 the State
Snd the Nation most Ignal service. In snort,
the Clay maj atty, in NE singLe district repre-
scented by MI. LrIcher, ughtly dIst'Ibu'td,
would revulutioniz every Jackson district Ia toe
State, aud still leave MIR. LecneT enough
10 elect Tim, or any man OF his principles.
From every county IA The Stale, where there
was any room 10 doubt Tie result. We have &c
Cdunts al the eVc,ion OF menbep oil tn. iiouSa
OF Representatives OF the State. The Clay
party hare maJority--a major,ty OF finn men,
nhpieoged, unt'smnelied. snd true ,rpresru-
tiu'es OF their cousnueuts--a majority, no, So
large ~ some saogolne temptramrnis, who
mao not attended 10 the unequal distrIbu Ion OF
parry msJoTrles IN the counties, w'rr induced
90 expect, but large enough tor elective action
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