Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-29
n0N9NSVsC NEWS.
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=. rr.ct,n.s Of ti,e crtt2ns ~ ta1s IOWA. '9'f
=. Is.r las, .vesbs., orPaief T. 'as s'-eit'a a.
..s.,a th,t y,.ev,r htl l. a'ta1t,a - nnttfs
- -. ,ree,ny was civ-i oliy sly 10 as fre'fhis.
~. g,, I,nr pa,ric wa ehhiri'a az 'eaainlii.
40 nnros,ed cor tea, pur,se reporter i" "9'fesA
eh;eh will apecar IN a the republican pan''s ai'ef
,..A;cA Joho McClinldcs pa and Cot haa'et ad.
ar.s,rl the s.stins IN an .'elie1i anu ahaistsa
.,vlr The fornsr ssnl-nah state J. that he MI
c,ryb, in tn revolutionary WIZ an! had ies' t4raiA
,.,,..,. in tina, was that h. II concluded n iaho
ma ,,,r,he, paf 10 politics, bit be considered MS
,,u,v and thai %, every hanest nan, TO cone i"f-
ward a, this Tins, and by his oxeftlos prevent tue
osct;o, nj Jackson AMI sase tho country from m
IN Col. Bartlett stated, TIA, n ihd; same Place,
e,u- years ago. he hsJ pred.ctel what would aka
,l.cs e Jaekgo should be eertsl--Iud his predia-
i.nns hal l,oan MORE t,an r'aiieea co"seh'ee
.f 70 was appoia,e to make afransemcn's Tor Inc
coming election, a,i to cooperate with 'hn's IN
,he,,esns The gre,i change IN Pennsylvania
~, ,,,j,,.eJ wonderful! ei.si ia New liamp-
shire" ""
u,spisnuna, pa Oct 18th, 1872.
ns.p sias. You Will have observed thai the
.,iiona, gepibl can Convention ofthss state, was.
10 r..aasenble u; Harrisburg, Yesterday 1t did 50
nm eyerg Comfy in tue State WIS represented. II
,cas,at less Distinguished for respec,abl'iy than
COR NUMBERS The returns OF the state election
v.,re ~ in ana the fact Is fay established that
~ Pm ~ vanla there is decided hDofity oil vo-
tiers oai,asoI 10 the eleouon Of u'cncro Jackson
rb, Aninasonc ticket was, "a many counties,
suppert ID hY all the lnal nee nj hnt-Jacksonism
IN o,hc, counties 4 WINS mol Certain local (canid)
interests rave a. ma ,r;g 10 Governor Wolf, and
,ohuo disc Those i1eal interests cannot be
bronrht TO beai on the Presidential election. The
only difficulty prescne} Is tho bringing ,osothe'
the various elements Of opposition. Po'Iioa! Amt.
masonry seems 10 consider Anii.'nasonry para-
mount TO every thug else. The National Hepob-
I;cans sem t. consider the detea, Of General jack
,on the CHEZ eaoi. As VIC had Two tickets, Anti
masonic AMI \ ,tional Republican, nearly equal Ia
s,,,rrh. TO contend against the Jackson ticket, We
co,t,J not hon for SUCCESS FOR the Jackson party
is Enthusiastically stronger than any one ofthe 9th
cry though no, equal to both. As the Anti mason
ie party was not represented in the Convention, no
alternative was left, but to withdraw the National
Il pubIiehn Electoral tickel. and IN this way coneen
,rstc all the opposition 10 Gen. Jackson upon the
Aatnasonic ticket.
There nc many distinguished cizcns, both in
Inc anu. Mas""c pay ",., "po' WV W. -,
t.ke| Inc i''e"dS " WI VA, W" ''lFo'' =" ~
pure Conscience !" 81, eo's' -. q" ''S"'' W."
draws ,hc vote OF pennsylvania from "e"' '"'A.
son ms III 'he p'o'e"' 'A'"','''" 80 - :.
iestefa1um' o"'"' as Ies'''' ''' p''"'" osp7''
affairs III re IL ~ o'"s'ehee ~ VIZ views VI ''o
''''oha' hel'oit.oS "''' l''' e'' manu- u '''
hutnceei ANA "a ''ohf} DC removed !" '"n' .
'af'e'f AftNren JACKSON anu Nl"N' 'ie "'' "no''
y" man ni'oSiy anu "oeHa' Po''',s" mo-
teen - Ia present s'"'c Vi a""'' "" :,
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o''l rsq IN IN" 'h''', VINO o''hy 'c'lc"'o We
Gfea' acquisition 10 o"r "'2eH - 'Ne feesf
c'cauoh, end eep'c,eu'h s'o~'hs '''s"nse me M
m@nse victory w''h,n our grasp oy ""'V an Nie
or o' a','on David Pam Brown, tsq ioh'"es
u as n'At'f T. ih7's'fle = 'eac"NS ~ u" NC 7
s,r-@ language 'ae ertaIes'" oeh' IL" s"'4e
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go" 50 Y|.N % tl' ~" ing h'".'"s NJ
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