Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-11


Randolph 200 4oi 90
1914 1873 339
Mason and Jackson to be heard from. 1t
will be close contest, though Aliens reelection
would have been certain, had not Max well DIVIDED
the party.
RANDOLPH delegate.
! For Congress Allen (@hig) 4ol, Johnson
adm. 200
For Dclegate-After the above statement, the
result of the election for delegate is calculated TO
surprise US. One or the oher was altogether per-
sonal-pcrhaps both WIN. Marteney (adm.) l12,
Job Parsons, do Is, G.. McClain (whig) So, +, Ri-
tie DO. AZ.
PAGE-l DEL
Col. Beale is re. eel c,ed to Congress without OPP
oosition-and J. b. Almond (adm.) to the fl of d.
The vote for the latter Office vas Almond 2i5, Nc
Pherson 1872.
NELSON.-I del.
In tho nnnunciaon of The state Of the polls in this
county, we committed two most egreglous blundcrs,
and therefore insert corrected state of the polls
| For C0ngrcss-Garland $50
Gordon l67-I92 m.
For tie Senaie-Carr 3l3
! Cooke l9i l19 m.
For Dclegatc--3lown 359
CabeiI 22l-l39 m.
AUGUSrA-2 delegntcs.
The following is complete statement OF the
| polls in this county
For Congresses. Med Moore (whis) 1853,
R. Craig (adm) 427. Aoorc's majority in the
county 93l. Craig's in the district between , and
300
| For Senatc.-D. w. Paterson (whg reelected
without opposition.
| For Delcgaies-R. S. Brooke (whig) 1853. John
J. Cfpig (whig) 1871, a K. Givens (udm. 1854 w.
| A. A5ney (adm.) 300. The lasttwo mol candidates
| but voted fer by the party
| CUMBERLAND-l delegate
| We have heretofore announced the result Of the
election in this county The following is the state
| Of the polls for the II. Of d Allen Wilson (whie)
327 Fuqla (adm.) 1913 james w. Bouldn (adm)
! is reelected TO Congress, by considerable ma or
ity over Philip A. Boiling (whig)-having beat
| him in every county in the district
ACCOMACK Q dei
John p. Diummond and Sonthey Grinads re-
| elected to the II. Of d. without opposition. Mr.
Wise 10 Congress.
TO THE FRIENDS OF JUDGE WHITE.
We have acknowledged that we are beaten but
very far from admitting TINT the result Of
the late elections should induce US TO despair or
that it furnishes us with any reason why we should
| relax efforts The late election was but a mere
skirmsh OF ouiposis, compared with the great and
decisive battle which is yet to be fought And let
our adverSar'es say what they may of the disad-
vantages under which tdcy laborcd, in order to en-
nance as much as possible the glory OF their victo.
ry, no cand mind, it seem, to US, can doubt, that
they possessed decidedly the rautoge ground
while the Wings fought under most dscourasing
ard nauspclous circumstances. We will advert
to a few. /. The right Of instruction. il was said
would be JeopardIzed by the success of the Wkigs
who, rs body, were falsely accused OF having de-
MED It's binding obligation on the representative
and although this charge was holly nniounded,
| exercised great influence over the public mind Q
The Bank, dead thought be, to all practical intcns
and purposes, was sill depicted as ''monser"
ready to avail itself of any and every favorable e.
vent, which might occur 10 maintain and proong
It's existence, and the Wings, who us a rarty are
not friendly TO that institution, either on grounds of
consttuIonaiity or expectancy, welc every where
| assaed as its advocates, who disguised their pur
poses in order 10 obtain power, which, when OH
tanned, would DC employed in sutservency to the
views and wishes of that corporation-3. And,
ABOVE all, the question OF the next Presidency was
studiousiy eyaded by the administration candidates
who found IT more profitable 10 fight under the brood
| banner OF JactSontSm, which had comnaraiiveIv
nothing TO do with the contest, than under the FLAG
OF Van bWen,snt, with which the Wings sought,
properly, but IN vain, TO identify it, And, besides,
the Wings had no raying pont-no name 10 give
efficacy 10 their opinions, and weight to their an
peas' IS true, they generally declared themselves
IN favor OF Judge White but it was ALWAYS nc.
companied by the Qualifying remark, that thew
would support him in preference to Mr. Van Buren,
rather than as choice oveg all Others and even
mus qualified, the declaration was evidently rcgar
deo with dls'rust by many honest admins ration
trends OF Judge White, upon when, by the inces.
| SAINT, though uniounded clamor Of our oppponen,s
the impression had been made that it was n mere
oevice to create division in their ranks of which the
Wings would afterwards avail themselves. and nj
proper time, INTRODUCES of their own party into
Inc held, to snatch the prize from both Weniobt
aad TO this has'y recapnua'on, too, the fact, that
almost itom the moment Of the termination of the
contest last Spring, until the commencement ofthc
late e'ecuonthe most perses crng and unrc nnittcd ef
".is nave been made by our adversarics, while the
! hies, content with their victory, were slumber