Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04

Allen (whig) GIG, Lewis Maxwel' wing
!o"% r =, Delegates, VIM. A. Harrison (adm) e97
D -;,I K;rcheloe (admI 3d. Luther Haymond
ia";sl 424, Aug. J. Smith (whig) 306 Beverly
s""5 aim ! 2S6, Lewis Muse ADM 2OO.
aOy NORFOLK BOROUGH-lda
v,, r. Cunningham (whig) is reelected TO the
:, ~ D by majority OF 81 over George Newton
' a'1o' wa, not a party candidate. Cunnngha"
~" w.. .,cooress-Emmcrson (whig) 368, Loyal
,.lo,9s3. Loyal is re elected, by majority Of
''' BRUNSWiCK-2d clee ates.
H., conorcss- Drome cole (adm.) $40, Gholsor
y,,b,, 900. Drcmgoole is elected, by majority
ofaS5 in tic District.
For Del. ca,es-Turnbul (adm) 1874, Mallory
t,do, 377 Shell (whig) 2l4, Wilkes (whig) l9G.
'''"'| HANOVER--I delegate.
For Conercss-Wm II. Ronne (adm) 52S
lain Robertson (whig) 81 Robertson is rc'e,ec'
nd by IT aiority Of about 600.
W. r% Del,ra,.-Charlcs p. Cloud II, (adm) 536,
Henry Curtis (whig) 435.
SURRY-I dhIegntc.
No oppos,ion to Mason for Congress For Del
,,a,e Peter j. Sprndey (adm.) 22s, f. Ruftin
twhig) lO7.
Il is said that Rosnc (adm) is Acrtd 10 Con-
ytc,s fron his District, by the Uensre majority OF
II woes in the dis.rc', Robinson (adm.) reelected
10 the House of Delegates.
MlDDLESEX, &c-l DEL
Dr. Taylor (admA elected to the II. Of ID. by n
sa,Il majority ogcr i!es!y (whs)
s,,y;ous 1otes-Thc Detroit Journal states
t,, n, the reccn, election in that city, l433 votes
we're polcd VIII lie it is notorious that there are on.
IL AK lccal voters there ], says, this is hopeful
h.,rnino for a new State bui the practice unfor-
,ao,,cly finds many imi,a,ors in some OF her e,der
sisters We hope that the number OF contested
Lotions in this State will draw the attention OF the
,o,, v;,oinia Legislature to the subject and that
- o,dcr to nreyent the continuance and growth Of
IN, io;oo;,ous and vcxa,ious practice, law may
be- passed, explaining the consll utional provision
rcative TO the qualifications Of voters, in language
so plain. that he who runs may read and under
stand it, and imposing heavy penalties both of fine
and Imprisonment, upon those who wiltully ,rans-
erss il. 1t i, high time that the evil should be
corrected.
y The Richmond Wing states tina, Mr.. Nc
Cin,c, the delegate elect from Bath county, has de-
clarcd himself in favor of Judge White as next
President: and tina. it was in consequence ofthis
Avowal tina, there was nc opposition to him. We
have, as will be seen, heretofore classcd him with
the Van Bueni,es, ard he may fen,ain for the pre-
sent, as shall probably have farther information
IN ;hc subject.
IT The Vantes in Virginia, now that the
elections are over are beginning to appoint Dele
CITES 10 the BALTIMORE Convention. They are
adopts at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the people to
Van by broken DOSES Six months ago many,
who now 60 the total pork for the little New York
e, were decidedly opposed to him as We are.
They have taken him by inches, in the same way
that men grow familiar with Vice" first loathe,
hen endure, then pity, then embrace"
s1f The Enquirer publishes various letters from
Southeastern Virginia in order 10 show that Judge
White is not popular in that region, and that Van
Burenis. We shout as soon believe, on authority
ofeers from Washington, that the East Room
nal lost its anti republican spicndor- that Amos
had become enamorcd OF honcsty-or tina, little
Van had ceased 10 intrigue for the mex, Presidency.
- The good people of Boston were thrown in
10 state of excitement n few days ago by news,
received from Fronce, via New Brunswick, that
the French Chamber of Deputies had dissolved,
wlth0u. making the appropriation for the payment
OF the American claims Another rumor was re-
ceIyed via Halifax, IN. 81 that Mr.. Livingston,
With his whole suite, had been ordered TO leave
PMis. l, turns out, however, that the foreign ac
cunts received at New York are one day later
han those which have reached us throue h
Sese channels neither rumor is therefore entitled
i Nedit.
Oyca! Oyee The Richmond Enquirer gives
'ar notice TO the I" friends of Judge White"
not If they 60 on six months longer as they have
nne since the adjournment Of Congress" -.4nglice
nhey do not abandon Judge White ct the bidding
urn, %@e Baltimore Convention, and rally under the
"" burcn flag" the friends of the adminis,ra.
"o can no longer consider them one of themselves
anu OF course, they will be formally excommuni
ued and mathematical. 1t makes no difference
e nne'ner they stick to their old principles or not
.''c'pes are old-fashioned things, which we laugh
~ Us we DO at the hoop peticoats and flowing wig:
T TUu. great grandmothers and great grandfathers
."e "@ OF repubcanism is adhesion or oppusna
W., ,v' 10 the mandates Of the Baltimore Caucus,
H Hna' say YOU Messrs Inglis of Montgomery
aaNy OF Smith, Saunders Ct Wythe, ct cetera
". y'u 'errhcd at the threatened thunders Of thu
,biss ,anwlhe communicating bull of Pope Rt
49, we hope you are made of slerncr stuff; Oh
''u are not, that your constituents are.
i.ssJ Capt Read Of the frigate Constellation, hat
a"a"ued IN investigation into the charges of cru
,.,n aoespotc conduct, towards some Of his subal
In"o."cer', during his late c,use-and Court o
ua n'' y mas been accordingly ordered. The news
'''' discussion should therefore cease.
mn ihe Raleigh Register announces the death
in. 'p, c"y, on the 25,h ult Of Jonathan p. Cush