Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30

Sehley, 81 697 Gamb'e 2743e
Sanford 81 s233 Gilmer, S,oo1
Terrell 1888 Lamar, 2l,Ot
| Towns, 81 $50 Newman, ~ oou
| Wayne, 81 100 Wilde, 2I9ll
The Augusta Constituiionslist notes il, as re-
n,nrkublc, that in Union county, tho Union ticket
received a unanimous vote! The county IS worthy
Of its nppellaiion.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
| Warren r. DAVIS 10 collected 10 Congrcss-thc
vote stood, for /, Wis 1895, b. r. Perry (Unlon)
2s55-maority only TO- Davis represents the
district IN which Mr.. Calhoun rcadcs-- w. J.
Grayson IL re elected without oppositIen in Beau
! fort lisrlcl-- ienry L. P,nkney, byn majority OF
1876 over Col. Ilugcr, in the Charleston District
r. J. Manning, by IA large maj orry in The Cheraw
Jstrlc,-Gen. james R,gers has been elected IN
the Yorkd lsirIct by a minority ofl75 votes over
Col Clowney, the present member.-All the above
arc Nullifyers, except Gen. Rogers aud Cob Man
Mug. O,heT districts not certainly heard from.
OHIO.
We copy the following, which is the --latest inlor-
motion in our possession, from tho National Intel
gcncer Of The 25h:
"Thc information from Ohio yesterday was M,
as complete expected, but, as far as il went,
it was favorable.
As respects the Governors election, returns from
Sc counties, (ou, Of, VIC believe, go including all
which appeared in the Globe OF yesterday, but cor
reced in several instances, by Official statement. 10
the l9cal newspapers, give
Finduy--aggregaie majortcs, l0,N4
Lucas ditto 97I
We include in Lucas's votes a08 majority claim
ed for hin, in Wayne county Ivy the Globe bu, The
Columbus Journal Of Saturday last gives IN Wayne
SIT mai rty for Flnday. Which is RICH, we arc
unable TO decide. The county heretofore gave
large Jackson ma ority.
Last ycar Lucass majority the State was above
1 1000 votes.
We mentioned yesterday the faci tina, Mr., Find
ays vote falling greatly below the Wing Congress
siona strength, and We gave one or two striking
Instances Of it, We perceive others, but will men
ton bu, ouc-,hat Of KNOX county, where Mr..
Flndlay's vote was $50 less than Mr. Spdns ler's
Tho Columbus Journal, although it thinks Lucas
is elected, claims majority Of WING members in
Congress aud in the Safe Legislature. There u.s.
no Weyer, n letter in the city, written o. GAINESVILLE
(G5 miles this side Of Columbus on Sunday even
lug last, which gives Fnday majority Of 1900,
and asserts the reelection Of Messrs. CRANE and
SpANGLEh"
PENNSYLVANIA.
A largo meeting OF the ,ren,s Col Wntmough
has been held in Philadelphia county and have
determined to contest the election o, NJ baci w.
Ash, tue returned member from he ds;rc' now re-
prcscn ed by Col Wamough We subjoin the
| resolutions adopted al the meeting:
| " Resolped, That we ID believe Colonel Wat
moueh received large majo ity of the legal votes
poIsd IN tho Oh dIstri1f, and, believing SO, feel
ourselves called upon, us frccnen anxious TO pre-
serve the purity of our elections, to contest the cleo
| ton Of Michael w. Ash before the eth Congress.
| "Rts,tved, Tina. we think tia, the great n-
crease q votes caused by the gross frauds pracllsed
at the election now generally made known,
coils upon all good citizens to come forward and
JOIN in un exposure Of illegay and the mode OF
practising IT,
The Harrisburg Intelligenccr afirms that the
Jackson Majority in the Legislature Of Pennsylva-
! un will be greatly diminished. The same paper
! admits thai wo shall lose some members CT Con
gIcss, aad adds
"Tho great cxertlons Of the Tory leaders have
been 10 Intrigue this State into the support of Mar
tin Van Bu,en for the next Presldency--io cleo,
Congressman in his favor; oge, the State into q
National Convention, and to get Henry A. Nun.
ienburg nominated for Governor. THIS is now o.
peny asowcd by many. When this scheme is full
~ developed, we fear not the issue in Pennsylva.
lnia. The present members OF Congress were cleo
ted on the excitement that gave to Mr. Rtncr such
a vote for Governor in 1888. Considering tten
he friends Of the Constitution have no cause for
Encouragement. Next year the contest will be
put on its true ground
NEW JERSEY.
The following notice ofthe result of the election
in New Jersey, explaining the cause Of the triumph
Of the Jackson party, is copied f.om the N. Y.
Commercial Advertiser:
I" As nearly us it can be aseertalned the Jackson
majority in New Jersey 10 1882 In 1889 It was
81. In 1888, it was 6732 Increase since 1882 o!
SOL Diminution, since last year, 5600 In the
cgslature, las, year, there were but eight Wing
members. There will now be %. The Jackson.
men have elected 36 Misunderstanding majority
Of 8 Oh joint ballot. The Wings, as Ways, have
done we'll The Jackson majores in hose coun-
ties, where they have been accustomed TO obtain
them, have been either reversed greatly reduced
But a deep game, unknown TO us, has been play.
Ing in the lower counties, where the Friends
mostly reside, the result Of which has given he
State again to the Tories. In New Jerscy,as else
where, the sect of the Friends having become divi
ded into parties, known as Hcksles and Orthodox,
controversies in regard TO the Society's property
have arisen, which have been carried into the Counts
of Law. In one of these, the amiuble and accom-
plishcd Frenghuyscn was retained as counsel for
the Orthodox party and by way of Furnishing him
not for the purpose of supporting the Tory party
1t is understood that the Friends belonging to the
tiicksi,c section have gone in body for the Jnck
son nsminaons, in order to prevent the re. election
of Mr.. +. to the Senate of the United States, OF
which hs is such distinguished ornament"
Pro Cd Con.-Some days ago, VIC copied from
Philadelphia paper, paragraph, imputing to Col.