Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

F0rt7cr Retains from Nc1o YdrI
BY Saturdays mail we have later returns fn
New Yo.k In 81 counties, Marcy majority ot
) card for Governor, is l4Si9-fve counties OBJ
hear from, which will r. duc- IT , or 5000
In foowln, are additional Congressoaa, r.
turns:
10 hdstic', l.. Wa1dwcll reelected
2lst do VIM. Mason, vice Michel
a2l do Joseph Reynolds.
5. B Leonard
9th do u. +. lnbedav, vice Day.
2oh do G.. H. Chaplin, vice CLARK.
26h do Francis Granger, VICE Dtti.as'
27h do 10 hoa Lee, vic How'll.
23h do TimofaD C4'ils, vice Wbiari.y.
2ath do George ". Day. re elected.
3elh do p. c. FNAer, reelected
3lst do Il. H. Htstetiac reelected
321 do II Lore, vice Fillmore.
33i do GjdcoH Hrd, reel etfd.
Only one district 10 be heard from.
The Wing papers in New York. watch had
boasted 81 lou lly Snd co1lile Of thor anic-
pated victory FOR months anterior to the election
are now employed IN hunting up excuses for thstf
defeat In our opinion, hoy ever, the real cause Of
the triumph of the Jackson party in that State 10
on the surface; and, without claiming any ezra
ordinary credit for saeacity, We mny add, tiaIhH
we're as apparent TO us b fore the election as lffy
"" now. They, or al least the most influential OF
them, are, first, the identification OF Mr. Van b.
rem, favorlte son Of New York, with me present
adminisrat'o on, and the generally admitted iaclh
Gen jackson intends 10 exert his influence to Sc
cure his election as next President of the Unl'a
States,-a circumstance which appeals SO strongly
10 The local pride of the people of that ac, as 70
be OF itself amost rresistibIc-seconiI y, the direct
interest which the New Workers may be supPSa
to tee IN the continuation of the policy pursued BY
tbs present administration, particularly in rF'ef
cnce 10 .hc Bank question, from the f1cr that W.
opponents OF that policy, in and out OF oohgt
have uniformly attributed it to the influence o. '.
counsels of Now York statesmen-and thlF'y'~
The continued torrent Of iCvec,ive which has Wv.
poured upon that S ate by the Anti jackson PAW
which, of itself and epari from all other eonS'ta
tons, was well calculate ed to awaken sVSP"s
That the powerful efforts to overthrow the PI'
admln'st alton were lnnuencedby the hope a''~ ANU,
periaiion ut diminishing the prosperity al" t .,,.
of the Empire State :" and of course 10 cav.
spirit OF hostility 10 The party which mus ,;,.
lently assaIled her, with such designs, 50 u"'q'
ocaly disclosed Indeed, we cannot see nov ID,
was possible 'or those who were habIually a', y,g
tiny the measures the administration 10 ...
ok nll.cnce,' and who were constantly ''
lng that the direct tendency of those measures Il
to minister 10 hcI ACKNOWLEDGEMENT at the e1'"'. w.
her less powerful and perhaps less amb'Io"'"1' IA
bors, could expfc, that she would lend her ' aso
arr, ST h own prosperity, and diminish ne II.
InHuencc-pafticulariy when, instead ol o''' an
vned and urged to make this sacr flee by cav" ~,
neais 10 h,r,eason and patriotism, show"5 r;o.
the benefits accIuing % her would flow ffo" ,c
la'ed cons tuition and laws and ublic iioe'' nj
dangered, she was made the unceasin@ wv. -
abuse and insult and stlsm.tlZed us The mi.
scrvolr OF political coiruption disgusting a"' her
son'ng the whole country by the instability ,n,h
psbnclples, '-if4the lsxpy OF her morris. Ier
Ntft the moans used H. driUe her from Tue ,bs
ct the administration. She was first od '''. WA by
measures OF the administration were ins''s' '.oosa
the politicians of that State, for the express ih
of contributing to her aggrandisemcnt-Ihs@f' hos.
such woulJ be the inevitable tendency " ..,r.v
measures-then, that the support OF those INV