Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-20
AMUERS I ISTRICT

| We have informed our readers that MAJ. Jsrl
! Garland Of Nelson received the nomination o. 4.
! Congressional Convention, OF the Jackson uaN.
recently held in Charlottesville, as the oppoac8 Il
Gen. William f. Gordon, in the Amhers dsnct
! The following is Maj Gatland's letter, acctars
! that nomination
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Nov. At, ls3i
| Gentlemen Your communication OF tins day j
| forming ne that you have presented my usm. d
the Democratic Republicans OF this dls'rjcr =, !.
suitable person TO be voted for, as tn il Ratc, nj
tatve in the next C;ngress of he United SAFES, al
| the next election, has been received
| certainly f.cl highly honorcd bv the COMMA
| ton, and the favorable terms in which you h.y1
| been pleased to communicate it. In acceptins N 4
nomination, and conserving TO become a candies.
II is proper that should assure yoa, that wo3
II successful in the canvass, resist ali and "
ry encroachment upon the Constitution, co 1
from whom, and from what quarter il might for
hold that the only safety to our free in9tlWi1us
consists IN the administration of the go,crnmerl
within the clear limits of the Constitution, I anl
assure you, that II should be cleo ed to represc
the district, | will give TO the Administration L
unwaverinS support, IN the nrduous struggle
which It Is engaged 10 rid the country from da /
gefous monlcd institution threatening in its courid
10 destroy the best principles of our Consl!wl
lion, and overthrow the dear-boughl liberties |
the people.
accept your nomination, and authorize you
announce me as candidate at the ensuing election
Acre. Il Geidlcmcn, assurance of my highest q,
teen, JGARIAND
81 lie Charlottesville Advocate inform,
Ia" Zen Gordon aud Mi. Gmland, the cppos
candidates tor Congress In the Amherst dI,,r.r. cd
dressed the p ople of Louisa a, their last cur
Inc Advocate says that the most decisive repuc
nance Is manicstIng itself in that district IL Ii
ew-'aheied mode of bringing out candidates
o"ueus hominaiIons-ab ran ch of n Yo lseucs
81 John r. Cooke, Esq. of Winchester b.
osen nominated, by Dis,rc, Conra.,,g.... fal.
h'S candidate for Congress, in the +, =,
congressional district now represented by @%
Lucas Mr. Cooke is one of the abb st meh;, =.
''''e, 'ho"7h we believe he has never been IN r.
,'' me tKcept as member OF the CONVENTION VI
1872 winch revised our State Constitution
AZ nc D'uvIle Observer says it has no
'oo'' Tor MI LeIshs spec h al the Peter burg du
~ o"' substitutes, as far sample oflt, mca-''
{, made by the Richmond Enquirer with Nh
t"chle's comments thcrcupon. THIS EDITORS ije'i
'' equity are on par with the force OF his arsO-
hen's and the brl!llncy of his VII.
3J Washington cor espondent of the Ri
'"' i'5' Writes thus -" MIR Forsyth VII Oe
presented to The Senate for the vacancy on md
'eheh oil the Supreme Court, as soon us your eIe'1
ION Tor senator Is over. He would be appointed
II once, and Riycs would succeed him in the StaId
but the la ter wishes frs, to rctrievd
us equation by defeating cigh. You may relY
N what say-that Rives will be appOintea, an
nat he VIII accept the Office of Secretary Of State
ran Bhren IN Tennessee The following "a
e's 10 tennessee, all friendly TO the adm.n'tra
oh' nave already taken decided ground nsad'
~ an buren as next President: The FrnGk
y, esterh Review, the Pu, ski Beacon, the NASH
''e banner, the GAINESVILLE Chronicle, the Co1
l = observer and the Bolivar Free Press.-0'
- '"e'' very significantly rema ks, we can NJ
q subscribe TO that doctrine winch embraces M
's"''a''3"y 0fpe1s9nal poppta' IT,"
.i0.e 1,f0seflPtion.-Thc Louisville, Ken Al
. . announces the removal of Mr.. Young
''''n's'er IN Oldham county, in tina, State, WI