Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24

the, wrro secrsf'y laberiae fneNao Enrro in
the horlh hat. ins Is the tr'n reason oi
tic "a. Bar,n Triumph IA Pcnn>a l,dn,f at
lcast 10 "a great .neni, We 10 more denb
than we a. ni,r own existence. Shall ,!,e SOUTH
uilile with PeuuN Is ,oia, aad play no In. haRds
If the Northern finatlcsi Stall we bclr to
bnlll llie AIR upon heh ~ are impolaied, and
to kndl, The iirr aIii,h j. 10 eoils'inIe ens Are
~e b,ndrJhv ,,arit al llf,l W cannot see Or
arr ~ - much nil.r iIs rrtlIenlug influence,
that rlaasb Ne scc w. are herdles, Of The pcrlls
tia sHropnd aud Il jn,laheal Of vi We ia
,rea The people Of Virginia 10 pondc lh"sc llngs.
Weln,ohe the Wing, 10 br excited Il, thcm 10
renewed fill .cncc. Tuihc luxe warm and mac
two, va address then, IS would awake sleer-
ing iiend, whose horse in lain,s. To the
VAN Bu,cn,,es themselves we @ouI appeal. 10
surrender their per ,onal preferences AT the shrine
Of the public coodto rrlinqisli Van Burcn,when
the, that his triumph will bo the frs, step to-
wards ia. d.shnetion + the South
NEW JERSEY.
The FIJI return, have not been received from
that, i, the Legislature, Tho Nan Burrni,.> have
m'inirv OF 10 on ,ini ballot. IL i. not known
whether tho Hhig or Van buren, Congressional
ticAri has succeeded
OHIO.
We have heard from n countir,-whiol give
400 VOTES over judge Eli Baldwin (Van) for
the Office Of Gnyernor--sI,owing an immense
gain upon he vote Of 1851
For Congress, our returns arc encouraging, as Ear
~ they 20. In the Evansville district, Mr.. IIa,-
per, the Wing caniatr. i, elected by upwards Of
800 votes, over Mr.. II mn a. b. la ST. Glars
Vile district, the present Van Bnrrn member, Mr..
krnnon, is beaten by Mr.. Alexander, Nv he) by
about 200 najofy.--ia the Columbus district,
jeremiah McLrnr (Nan) and present member, j,
beaten by joseph Rdgway, Sen. (Whi..) by a
large IN ijoritysl owing gain of TWO Wigs il,
The only three districts heard from.
MARYLAND.
The troubles in this Stilr, caused by the ini, .
ien,ib'e conduct Of The nineteen Anarchists a,c
not Yet over. The following letter to the + li,or
of,hc Baltimore Patriot is interesting:
ANNAPOLIS, Der. 10, 1896
Several 81 the Electors lril town tins mornin,
Tor Baltimore, aud others expected To 20 of
| Tomorrow. There will MOI, | undrr<t nd he n
lnli meeting again un the 10 h Of November
when shnlrhng definite will be- done 4 ror.
tion of tIIe members VIII remain here until III,
tune, I'D Joarning from d,y to day, to Keep UP tIr
college.
| Various speculations are al "a, here as TO IT,,
couls" To be- pursued in thu event Of The ultnlat,
refusal 81 the iactlous minority III form, "A quorum
~ the college. Some t'lnh that the twenty iW,
! have tine rltt to mike tn. Senate " hont the CON
enrrcncr Of the others. 0 hers suppose laat III,
college has ia" inherent risl to protect its owI
existence. and that the datv Of Ihu>, who have at
tended iIr the performance of their constitutions
dmv Is 10 is>nc wrIts OF election IN ti the vacan
cues "i those who have refused act. The mos
pfr'a'l ~ and best supported opinion, however
'r''ns 10 be, that IN the event OF a failure on IN,
part OF the college T. elect Scnaie, bv reason a
tue h"n-aii"m'anr" of the constitutional quo, un,
or from any other cause, the old Srlte holds q
yer until M W one sup"rsedesi it. The adherent
ol the last tonrse argue HAT the Constitution in
irhh"l To convey all llu. powers necessary for il
own preservation that there is n, rxpr,,, Inn
tatlon to the term Of the Senate, other dian II,
appointment ri suprrscding Senate ,nat ia
Cos''nn IN s,ipuld'rs that ii shall not he aler,
or abolished III any otter m inner ilan that wbic
's"'l points ont: that lhi, prn,i ION Of thu, Con,,
'nion will he annullrd II It's alteration or abolitio
De cr'ni"d N tine manner rccommt ndrd bv II,
iaciion' minority of rlrc'ors and tin,ll, thai IN
great principle Of saias repnbiicn j,sifics thar m
''ti"n, for the rnrp"," of preventing. the dn>i,u,
tlon OF the Constitution in a violent hwlr,, m,
revolutionary manner, What is 10 be- The tc,u
OF III crisis IT is be-, ond NY vii To prnplrxy 4
that can say is, and every MARYLAND patriot "
. l"ih heartily IN the 81 lcu alton, God send TN
good old State ri Mar land II safe d.ivcrance fro,
all her Ironbl,,s"
la The Baltimore Chronicle of the l7,h inst "
observe the proceedings of n "n,,m.ro,,, urr,i,.
oi The trend, of STATE Reform" il, Washipu,o
county, recommending that their Electors. Mics
>rs WATSON and Macgill, J " as soon as ,ati,G,cto,
assurance" are given that nniority of Tie Sta,
Senators will be chosen favorable TO tho poss,o
III Il law calling IA Convention for the pnrposc ,
rcnod'iling Tho present constitution of Marxl,nd
shall enter the Electoral College, and aid in IN
e'''loh oi Senate, even if the members lherr,
be elected from tho Wing partv-If no such as
S"'a"'ts be gwen, They advise their Electors i,
MAINTAIN the stand they have taken. TIL, Chr,n
itle, however, takes the ground Ibnt TN, W.;
Electors cannot, consistently will, their clarac,c