Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-22
Mr.. LEIGH.

The administration presses profess 10 enter
tain the fullest confidence of the success OF their
instructions in all the Counties IN which they
have been started. Their usual cry IS, the
work goes braveiy on," aud they have already,
i'm anticipation of the victory. set up shout OIL
triumph Wewou!d admonish overzealous adj
herents of the administration, to moderate their
ardor. and. at least, so long as "angIy Sirius
RACES" to reflect uron the advantages OF keep
We have received the most cheering accounts
from the different counties in which attempts
have been made to get up instructions. In Din
w;ddie we feel autEo lied 10 say, upon the most
respectable authority, that the scheme will fail,
that large number of those who had put their
names 70 the paper instructing their delegate,
had already recalled their signatures, and that
this example was becoming so frequent as TO
exciuce even the possibility of the success of
the instructions. In Nottoway, we are inform
cd that the plan Of operation meets with little
Success and that no reasonable doubt can be
entertained ofthat county supporting its present
worthy representative.
Lunenburg, We are assured, is sound to the
coren "Colonel Gholson, Henry E. Watkins
and Thomas Atkinson spoke with great power
and effect on last Court day" There is no
doubt which way the political breeze is blowing
there. Leigh is safe in that county ut is conn.,
IDENTITY asserted) by majority OF two to one
From Brunswick; which has been so unhesita-
have received the following Intelligence.
''Mr. Richie, | understand in his last paper
(Which has not yet reached me- represents this
COUNTY as gone. and that Colonel Mallory and
A. Field were sweeping every thing bst6rethem.
There must be some mistake in thfSNDqsipess;
the County is far from being gone yet, andwill
not be gireA up before the Senatorial election is
over. We will contend for. every inch Of the
ground, and feel pretty confident that success
will finally crown our labors. Col. Mallory had
on his list last Sunday, as ! am informed, five
instructionsts and our honest friend, Agrlcola,
had only IL on Monday, one of whom says he
will withdraw, and another know to be no vo-
ter. Alexander Mallory brother Of the Col
has been very successful however, in the Rec
dy Greek neighbolh hood. This together with the
Ebenezer, Red Oak and Oak Grove neghbor-
hoods are the only places, as far asl am inform
ed, where much has yet been done. These are
on the outskirts of the County, and have been
generally against u.s.
In Caroline county public meeting was late !
ly held which resulted in the entire defeat and
discontinue of the Jackson Van Buren, party.
The Fredericksburg Arena speaking of this
remarks:
cit was thorough defeat of the JAG kson Van |
Buren, party. They were challenged to count,
and majority of four TO one publicly claimed. !
The attempt to get up meeting of the citizens
Of the county, for the purpose Constructing their
delegate, was total failure"
In addition to these cheering accounts, We
learn from the last Lynchburg Virginian, that
public meeting has been called in Amherst couD-
ly, with the view of insructing DR.. Cooke to
vote for Mr. Leigh. The same paper observes:
s We learn from private source, that there is
no doubt Mr.. Nash, of POwhattan, Will be In
structed to vote for Mr. Leigh. VIM. S. Archer's i
speech at the last court of that county, is said
70 have made powerful impression on the peo-
pie. Petersburg Lntelligencer. I,