Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-03

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f%on. ~ itfiagion (kra.l obserre- Az. -
John Breaihiti the laeksue candidate Is elected
Governor, over has enmp5iior Juass buekner by
= small majority, anJ James 7 Norshead the y
tional Republican candidate, "a e'sei'd ]'ee' i'7'
crner.os Benjamin laylar. ny g ptooau.s "a ~
Az Of from two 10 three Thousand ye,}s
In both branches ct ihc |, g,sistats tht = fHs'#
al Republicans have an oyer~ aimIns me5ei5
The Stnsie, which consists OF II mcmbers Nil
stand National Republicans hreB'8-ta7f 5s+I
son srtetr The House of teft# u'a' So
which consists OF 100 nlenhfs E.ti sfho5 Nai#sl=
al Republicans sifiu fec jackson tfiag5tef. ~ a
majority in favor Of the National Republican, ~
almost ica 70 aas Three counties. reported ie have
elected Naiioad I, publican Representative sfe
net inc led IN thus estimate Of maJortes, ~h'a.
if,ge reports hc true vii increase oar nambc L
CO anl reduce the Jackson members fo33
Tie defeat ofJudye Bask4ef is attributable ~
10 rels Gus prejudice, and loral feelings IT. s.
yera ofthe strongest National opnbleandisulfs,
where these causes operated no Il. rhe voters could
not be pr, gaee upon & a'fead lhe poll In one
distric, aio,e e, III cause. US loss ii al lra IL
teen hundred voies aud ~ every section Of the
State they operated mare OF less against rs. Tho
accurate returns Car as they have been received,
shop an aggregate daninution u the pol ei the
several counties sine lS2S Of many thedsari ole8
We perceive that several Of the Jackson presees
in the state haye already rased the shout ofrietp.
nj This is done Ia produce an effect abroad.
rlsi0rg, a Jaekson Tjifofy IN heRte1gf =
Where is it 2 The result oftho eleetor shove an
almost total defeat Of the phuy II the State In
the general roai II titar forces they have rresere
cd nolhing bG an dcedentai majority Ola fow
votes for ihar Gubcfuo,eria ean1,dae.
A rieto1y to the Jackson patty when thu
Lieut. Governor, LARGE majority IN tae scnpte,
and TWO TO ONE IN the Hose Of Representa-.
tives arc against them THIS looks murh like II
victory No we assure our friends both at home
and abroad that the Jackson party he's gained II"
victory IN this State nor IS there seHtecly ross-
Bile chance that they wall ever enin one
Notwithstanding the various methods emopoyej
ty the agents Of cen Jackson at Washington the
Evira Globe circulated by tens Of thouaaud-
thrvls at the State the money openly ond sc
crelly cnpoyed the probable importation Of SOME
lhpusAodc e. more votes from Tennessee INTO thu
Lor!ef counties At tho State the Jackson party
has bscu So defeated, Is so broken down and lis
eouta.cd and tHeir numbers % diminished, that
al the November clcclion, the success Of the Ma
tioual Republican tcIat s considered rs merally
CERTAIN. as thc occurrence Of my anticipated event
Then ther- Rtii be- no sectional or srctatlan prcjn
dees 10 eabauass ~. Tic laoshon vii be-
CLAY m1 Jackson, nad chen deere will b" "A =,
lying Of ali tln, kenuckians. that VIII cnfaunI
and dAEraco ihe sn,lsh miulons u power, who
woulj, Il dizzy could nj one blow, not only sac.
Gcc tn ia,cffsts nudh,uo. oi the alou, but rush
and ran taels own ia yc state.