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

w oiicT boieS ledD 2bU - 4 20 1b - 6J 81,
I. Davenport, (whie) les 81 80 90 GO 10 - esi
Fer DELEGATES.
J. Il. Carrlng'on 29l So Sc 81 ~ s. GO go
Ih. q. Coleman 292 % So SO AZ 90 60 Gej
We understand that Col Davenport in speech
to the people of Halifax, told them, that # lssr
wished 10 send representative TO Washingonlo
say yea and nag, just rs they were ordered BY Gen
jackson and Martin Van Buren,, nc No5 net 31sfr
man-a sentiment worthy of an independent and
honest politician, and which will be appreciated,
when, the Jackson dcluson having passed away,
the people shall be as,onshcd n, tker own folly in
dscarding fom their service a man whose only
fault tina, he had naintainea ther ticHs
against the lnroads of Executive usurrauon lint
day irW come.
WASHINGTON-1 delegotc.
Fer Dtley0te.- GIBBS on 1876, CT rk, the lat mem
h"r 297. Both gentlemen (says the Abingdon
5la'csmon) friendly to the administration No.
thing is said of heir ulefior preferences ior lis
Presidency. IN oar tabular statement .lelC II
we shall classify it rs Van Buren county.
LEI delegate
The Abingdon Statesman extra, Of hrril Oil
says" Unsen fer Ire, We have lns, re-
ceiyed the welcome intelligence that STEPHEN p
Nealc Owing has BEEN otecred by majority Of
Jyotcs, over James b. Collier (Van Buren, his
opponent Mr.. Collier was the late delegate.
In the Congressional District Of which Washing
ton md Lee constitute rart, George w Hopkins
is elected, MI Fulton, The late member having
tired from The contest This is not a U1is Ass, as
some of the Van Buren, papers seem 10 sesard Il,
Mr. Fulton having, in his official capoety suppot>
ed the measures of the administration, except Oh
the Opposite question. We suhoin few remarks
on the subject, from The Abingdon Statesman Of
April %:
II VIII be seen by card in this days srer i'at
Mr.. Fulton has retired from The Congressional COT
vass, IN this District; The ut of the elections III
five OF tie counties belonging to the District, having
l'it HIM wllhoa, hope of a re-ccc ion Grays0n
Washington, and TazewcIl counties have yet TO
vote The two former would probably give maJor-
I'Its to Mr. r bat not sufficient number of ystS
10 bring him up with his successful opponent.
The contest between Messrs Fulton and Hop
kIns has bf en- onc in which, we Of the opposition,
could feel but little interest. Politically, there is no
difference between the gcntlemen--bo'h being de-
cdea friends OF the present administration. IN Fe''
c'ence to the next Presidency, Mr.. Fulton had eX-
pressed his indi, idua preference for Judge WhiG
while MIR. Hopkins declined committing hmSrl'
upon that subject further than remarking thai 10
would support the candidate of the Democfa'Ie
Party" 1t is believed however, that he is friendly
to Van Buren,. But, be that as it may the issue
of White and Van Buren, could not be made al tho
polls nor was il made in any of the counties, save
Wythc."
PRESTON--l delegate.
Far Concrcss-E. C. Wilson (whis) 253, VS..
Morgan (sdm.) 353
Fer Slate Scnate-Wm. G. Blown (adm) 4ls,
w. Il. Zinn (whig> 1871, f. Bngsley (adml
81. Preston is Browns residence Monongalla.
the only county yet to vote, the residence Of both
Ilnn and Billinssley.
f"r De'ccaic -Buckncr Fairfax, (Said, in the
Enquirer, 10 be administration, and in the Wing to
be n'l-adminisiratioo,) 235, VIM. Carroll ("d"')
the laed lcgate 23l, Shaw, (adm) 1913, J. G. Coop
er (adm.) y.
TYLER-I delegate.
The majority Of w. S. Morgan (aJm.) over Ea-
gar G. Wilson, in Tyler, is l3O And yet, stlanse
to say, V. B. Delashmut,, the whe candidate for
The Legislature, is reelected. We we've at a
loss to account for this state OF things until we saw
It stated that MIR. Morgan, like some of his psrty
elsewhere, came out in favor of Judge White as
next President
OHIO-2 delegates.
For ConcrrSs-E G. Wilson Cwhig) 523, VIM
5, Morgan (adm and White AS. Ms. majority
IN Prcs'o", Tyler and OHIO, upwards of2O0. MO
nVnoal!a and Brooke 10 vote. In the former county