Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-18
LYSCHBUR., OCTOBER -
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, OF KgSrrcrv.
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT.
JOHN SERGEANT, OF Prs>svr.
o. Ehttion takes place, MrougAom y.
STATE, on Monday, th1 5M Of No,,ul %s
mot.
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Tie day ofelecilon IS approaching. o, lb.f...
Monday Of the ensuing month, the battle w;r
fought and Won; and though we confess, ug,
this State, the Aoti-Iackson party have but ;, 81,
hope of success yet IS the duty 10 less imper,,,
on Us TO record our suilrages against the how '
that be, 10 whose principles aud practices We =
opposed, than II would be- IT, by strenuous eyer,ioo.
We might wrest Vloiory from The grasp Of Fat. I,
the purity with whict we are associated. SHAH IN,
their zeal AMI perseverance, in other State, b.. ,'..
u e.lt a change OF i lmaisLtation j, will be ,,.s
or duly an pridc To SNOW them thlt, in the ylr
Dominion there isa s. on aud growing ratiy-..
strong IN numbers, in worth and IL Idc1t--prc. n.
cd 10 sustain them.--lf on the other hand. We FL,
AGAIN destined 10 defeat, Il strong minority w3
form, al home, the unc,cu. around which Will ,ulIy
a fresh array for yet another struggle, while amo,l
1t "la cheer and animate and re-nc.yr our tri,t,,
for a vigorous removal OF Che contestant, mI.u.
ADAMS. ttcn. Jackson but against that man whom
zen. ]. /, now striving 10 force into the Ntc-rr
sldency, against the will OF the people, and whom
he hopes, by bringing the patronage q the federal
government III conflict with the freedom Of re.-
lons, 10 install as his Successor in the Ch,r VI
Washington. LIT Us. ihen, rally on, strength, ard,
performing what We Conceive tohu uut dutY, leave
The result III His hands wilh .]o.n ar. the ls,u,s
OF life aud DEATH
Our frietd5 in An5ers, county have .v.n us
/ oexample, which, hovcyer, II Is now too hate
adopt clses hqre. Al their court On Nonty East, s.,
learn, thu subject OF the presi lcn3y and Vice Pr,
deney vas freely and 'ully discussed. The
bate was openel 10y Wa. II. Galnod, Esq &c..
,l,rec, whieiwe have hehrd highly conmcnd,
10, It's noh,y, in favor OF the Clay amt Sor;.v'
ticket lie was followed by Champt GARTER .
Jos. k Irving, E5qfs, in behalf Of the Juchson ,o
Hsrboar ticket. Sterling ca.b),,e, Esq So .-...
I'd. IN powerful argument. in favor of Mcstr,
Clay aud Sergeant; and the debate was conc'o.qI
by Speeches (Which were no, heard by our ua..
mant) from Hudson II. Garland and Francis "
Ouarles, E,qrs in defence OF Jackson and Van
Burrn. " Gave Us bat light, and Aiax asks 80
more
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