Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15
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This State has gone for Jackson, The table Of
votes show his majority to be % he. a, the last
Presidential election, II was upwards Of 50,0GC-
exhibiting loss of - 900 Although lie has succee-
ed, therefore, in obtaining the vote Of the State, he
may read in this decrease Of his strength an
hope Will no, be lost him and his advisers.
NEW YORK.
The accounts from, the !" Empire sta,e" are
somewhat confused, and VIC shall no, therefore
publish tho mass OF details. Suffice it To say that
in tho City Of New York, the majority for the
Jackson ticket is about GOO and in the counties
heard from east the C.yusa hike, i, amounts to
between Q and H. 900 No ,idings have reach
ed us from the Lion of the West" as the counties
the other side OF Cayuga arc called but al
thoush the An,i-Jnckson ticket will receive i'm
nisnse ma oriios there, We fear they will not be
large enough to counterfeit the Unexpectedly large
vote for Jackson in the Eastern part Of the State,
" We give it up"
KEW JERSEY.
The returns from New jersey arc incomplete ;
out ii is certain that the Ant-Jsckson ticket has
succeeded Majority estimated at 500.
CONNECTICUT.
The Clay ticket has succeeded in Connection.
by handsome majority over its Anti Masonic and
Jackson opponents.
MAINE
The contest IN this State has been close but
Ne think IT has gone, by small maj 'rity, for Jack,
ION. The same may be sad OF Nen Hampshire.
ONO.
The returns from Ohio are Gatternc. They are,
however, somewhat contradictory and we shall
no, therefore, copy them. We believe that the
Anli-J ackson ticko, has succeeded
REMARKS.
From the complexion Of the FOREGOING returns,
Gen. Jackson reelection appears to be inevitable
md We fear that the evil ofhs re- election will not
| terminate IN 1857 but that I" we arc sold to the
Dnteh' for eight years thereafter. The party with
whlc), We have been acting, having been defeated,
by the voice Of a majority of the people which, in
representative governments is cmnpoicnt, will
submit, If not i.h chccriulness, at least with re.
si5nallon, to the will of that minority thus cmphl,-
caily decla,ed They have tough, the battle val
emily and may content themselves with the rcnec.
non that they arc no, dishonorcd as we'll as defeat
ed. They cannot rcproach themselves " ith ndf-
ference OF apathy. They have put their shoulders
to the wheel, AMI contcndel for the victory with
zeal worthy of their great and glorious cause.
Their future cunuc, will show that they know how
to submit whcn conquered, rs well as they did how
to fgh, while the issue was yet doub,fa--For our
own parts, We know enough Of the temper ofthe
Jackson party to know that they will make the
wclkin ring" with their obs.repcrous shouts and
we therefore cxpec, to be tainted and laughed at,
the more in proportion to the exen, of,hcir MAORI
~. Be it So We should hold ourselves in slight
esteem, indeed, flour equanimiiy could he disturbed
by the rejocings ola party which
Fight for power, orplnfsder, AID extended rule !"
They have won the Offices for which they fought
and they may revel, to their hearts content, in the
sroils" Of their v;t.orv five were dealing viii,