Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-23

hentucky, Aouisiaha-o Q.
Indiana,
Ilinois-lO.
Even if this calculation should be realized,
Webster, who Is the Courler's favorile, cannol h..
lec,ed, either by the Colleges, or by the Hons,
Representatives. Blu, it is no, correct. tn. r.,
timote Chronicle unhsei.a.ingly strikes M.ryI,oa
from his ls',as Illinois may also be and as in CO..,
tain contingencies, which will very probably men,.
Kentucky and Indiana, and perhaps oh'o, may b.
likewise. 1t would, then, in our opinion, h. a..'
dedly impoltc in the Northern Wings TO kes, b
in the feld-,hough we have no icea thew VIII. Win
withdraw him.
The Alexandra Gazette makes the followin,,,,
culation:
"Ear Mr.. Yam Burcn, Maine 10, New Ham,
shire 7, New York AZ, New Jersey 8, Penn,yry.
MIA 80, Georgia ll-Total 1903.
For Judge White, Massachusetts "A, Con,.,
tcut 8, Delaware 3, Maryland 9, Vngini, 81
North Carolina 10, South Caroline II, AIab,m, ;
Mississippi 4, Louisiana 5, Ohio 81, Indian,
Illinois 3, Missouri 4, Kentucky Is, Tennessee n
Total l6i.
Doublful-Vcrmon, 7, Rhode Island a.-,o,,l5
IL.
Should the contest he narrowea d0san TO Judo.
White and Mr. Van Buren,, we think that the :,
eregates above are not far from the ipnlh-exen,
that we should give both the donbtfat states and
Georgia to Judge White whilst we should o,,.
Mr.. Van Buren, North Carolina, Mississppl ur
nois and Missouri. Judge White, however; eyn
by our estimate would be elected.
We have no idea, however, at presep, n,,.
Judge White and Mr.. Van Buren, will be the mi,
candidates The Northern Wings do rot rel,s
the Tcnnesseean at all--thc Southern aJon, l;,,
only es an alternative. We think it therefore cor,
tain that there will be thee candIda,es-and thai,
the third will be Mr. Webster. We believe, bow.
ever, that in the Southern and Southwestern States,
there will be no ticket for Mr. Webster-anJ h,,,
there the contest will be between Messs Var,
Buren, and White-as, in the Northern ola,.
there will in all probability, be no ticket for Judge
White, and the contest will be between M.sus
Webster and Van Buren,. Our calculation based
on this supposition, follows:
For Uebstcr. For White For Van B,s
Vermont, Virginia Maine.
Massachusetts, South Carolina, New Hamp;hirs
r. Island Georgia, New York,
Connecticut, Tennessee, New Jersey,
Delaware, Alabama, Pennsylvsna,
Ohio, Louisisna; Missouri,
Indiana-7 Maryland, Illinois,
Kcntucky-0. Mississippi
N. Car0Ins9a,
The seven Webster States giving Ga vo'c.-,he
eight White States giving sc voses-and the n,ne
Van Buren, States giving l25 votes. This cacu-
lation would throw the election into the House of
Representatives where it is difficult to say how 4.
would be tsrmnaied-but most certainly in mar.
ner, no matter upon whom the choice might fulR 10
create great dissatisfaction, furnishing d,ma.
sogues with the means Of exciting suspicious.
gsinst the honesty of the man elected, and planting
bis whole official path with thorns Deprecatins,
as we earnestly do, an election by the House Of
Representatives, we hope that some means may DO
devised by which those who are opposed to the
corruption prohigacy and gra.ping views of Tho
present administration may be enabled TO rally
upon some individual. who, il he be not every thing
that they desire, will at least approximate some.
what to their opinions and views who, though he
may be Objectionable in some particulars, will beu
thousand times less so than the New York syco.
phant and intrisuer.
sJ' correspondent Of the Fredericksburg Herr
aid, who signs himself u Anti bite and Anti
Van" recommends Richard Henry Wilde Of Ci.or
ga, as next President, and yohn Davis, of Massa
as next Vice PresideM-a nomination To-
which we should most heartily respond-bu which
we should like still better fhe position Of the
Inees were eversed-ifihose talented and honorn-
BILE gentlemen were what Mr. Walsh would dencm-
mate available" candidates.
THE THREE MILLION BILL
Mr. King, of Alabama, known as the "o1
maid OF the Senate, in the debate on the propose,
''on to place three millions of dollars in the hand,
Of the President, that he might be better enabIedo
provoke war with France, asserted tina, the COD
'''1ut'on did not require specific appropriations
and 10 sustain this assertion referred to the prac-
lice under the administrations of Washington and
the elIer Adams when he aid g all annronriainns