Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-08
DOMESTIC NEWS.
c,,,-.uor,l,uee Of n, baltimore Patriot.

Coyespordenoe Of the baltimore Patriot:
MosrpeLIGn, (va) Aug 70 1919.
1 rejoice TO find the illusir,ous MApisos mas w
proved in health, Notwithstanding the eAeesse
h.at of the summer, which - unexamp'e'
IN his recollection for the las, 60 years.-theie !.
now every season 10 anticipate many aoo"'o''
years OF usefulness to this Ultima Romanofnm-
Having read various accounts OF President y s,
sons department and language on MS fouse % ="
nes,es-I enquircd Of highly respee'aole
man what were the facts 10 regard 10 Senator rom
a,rte,. lie stated thst when the stage drove up
10 the ia VEIN door, Mr. p. declined getting Out, Oh
a.ceranng hat The President was an inmate "'
General on beng informed Of u, SAID 10 the '"'''
lord will indemnify you for the loss anu poy ,oa
better than he has done his wiie "hom ''c H'N1~ :,
to marry him by "a PfomiLs oil t"c'y
dollars, md her dover has been stripes ms 10
pretty language for n President.
he also expatiated freely on he great a1Van,ase'
to result from tho substitution OF Hof"j rug
and stated The gam 10 b precisely oPe' 'e"'
shire I'd store keeper, among his audiisy,sa'o' P"1
Mr. Preside ~, instruc me how 10 feaZe ',''' s'':
have received n grea, many u. 5. Back notes 10
o.vmen, for Goods, and when go 10 Richmond I"
make nv purchases, the Rank will give me eoio o.
,,,yer for ,hen,-dollar for dollar, but then can
re, at the 49 per cent. How IS II be done on
ropled the President never made The calculations
but you W II ind II all in Ben'ons fePof'-fe"' '"''
and you will know all about II
Senator B,bb, of Kentucky, passed by &c"
aays af,of ward and fell * essivey lnosha!. a.
The csIumny heaped on Mr.. Pondex'er ana HIS La
dy and desired tho landlord TO pronounce u 'o.''
and siqnoerous. ! have known Governor "
Yeas he Is u generous, high-spf"eu man. ''eppN
BILE of treating any lazy win disfespee' hu"" w.
one so cstmable and exemplary Us ms VIE l a."
Ill. r
clnre the assertion base and unfouhoed.
/, IA certain tha Gov. Cnss rctifes from '"o
War Deoa,tment Col. Benton has been ohefeo
The appoi rtment but fociInrs IT. lie proposes GU
.er,ng inc The practice ofhe Law al New orleans
Vote, .fDe Peop,e for President and Ptce Prs.
eident. T.. 1892 We have been frequently asked
the question whoi was the majority OF he votes OF
tho people fot Jackson in 1892 Also whether Van
Buren, had q majority for Wee Pres dent Inc
la,et question we have answered repeatedly IN the
negative but to the former we havu been unable to
reply ow ing to the returns from many states being
We are a, length enabled TO present
the following statement which is III the man cor
rect, ! gives the m tjorlty only M Missouri, VIZ .
5l59 for Jackson; ard the rofeS by the people IN oil
the other States except ALibamd and South Caro-
lima (ihe former Of which voted for Jackson ana
Van Buren, and tho latter for Floyd and Lre,) wiz
be found below II Will be seen that Mr.. Van
Buren, was in the winortty al the last election, as
he wns " his state when he ran for Governor ~
1928 Gen J II will also be Observed, Obtained
less majority by the people IN 1892, thao ~ 1873,
.houg h number Of electoral voes.-N. y Com.
VOTE Of 1892.
Jackson and Van Buren,, 5s3 $40
Jackson and Barbour. IL, 722
jackson and Wilkins. 9O,9S3
GS7,5l5
Clay and Sergeant S29,033
Writ and Ellrnaker, 255 Ga
Anrl-JacNs,a n rennessee) l56
.Mslori,y for Jackson. l02.l73
70, Vice President,
Barbour, l2722
w lkins, 9O,9S3
Sergeant, oes O33
Ellmaker, 355S73
An,-Jackson, 1876
---6S99i7
For Van Buren,, $50 $40
Majority sgans, Van Buren,, los, 237
'Tho Electoral Vota Of 1923 was
For Jackson, 650943
Adams, 5ll,475
Majority, l39 46s
Do. IN 1882 lo2.l73
Decrease OF Majority 37,2os