Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-06
Lynchhurg. Niarcs, G ,Sa,
SPRING IIEcrIoN

ar" J1ded with political excit,meo,
The higs. desPairing Of a triumnhon, :.
their exertions, are willing to enter ;,,o
P''"'! iuce WIN '"e'r adYersaries, who ofcor.,
are nothing 10th, seeing that they will ka. aou'''
session oil the SPolS,-or that. as seem. Fos'
TIE case, 'hu' lar, IN this county, Whjg ~.
dates cannot be induced to TAX. III. s5 ,s".'
io'e nor money! though parties are ca
y balanced that feather will probably ~,
The scaies,-it IS certain, be the fart ,,,;t. ''
10 one or all OF these causes. or n n.;,l.
''''e Is moeh less sad, than is usual, relative -
The approaching Spring election. II ma.
however That the fever will rise pendinr u
March couf's-the usual period for tbe ar,ons.
alton oil candidates and the exhibition ot Tho !.
. scendants of Diomede and Janus
In the several Congressional districts uoh
seen the subjoin~d annunciations.
Capt. Walter Coles is a candidate &c.,
ton in this District No opposing candidate h..
yet been announced though there is can.,a
wish txPressed that he may not be perni,,oJ :.
walk over the track. Public opinion noio,. :.
lanes Bruce, Esq. Of Halifax, as his com,.,,
tor. " i'll Mr.. b. yield 10 the wishes Ok.
political and personal friends
In the Amherst district Mai. jane, Ca,,,.1
who, we take pleasure in saying, has shown bia.
sell, on more than one occasion, but .spec,Yv
! IN the dissraceful Whitney affair, superio, ;.
party feeling, i, announced as 4 candidate to,..
| election. " c are uot aware that there vii b.
any opposition 10 HIN. We have Ire I'd II NH.
PR that Some o. HI, " .trismia1 are much men.
anxious for his retire ncni than his opponents
Nathaniel II. Claiborrc. Esq Of the pe9r,1
district, IS opposed by Archibald Stuart. E,o-
| y carEes pondent Whites 10 u (lrom Pa,rlck1 IL
~aii Mr.. Claiborne Will be hard run, # not d.,
tealed 1t the ensuing election. 1t i tot nv n0f
pose, Il This tigle, 10 demonstrate the claims of
/ My Claiborne on Tho district but would merely
lay to tn u hl9, that an old and -faita(dfspr,,
/ sentative should not be deserted, at time
WHEN, 81 all Others, such men are mostly needed
! IN the councils Of the country. Mr.. Stuartis an
! raj niger. ard vii advocate with his accus,orY
/ cd zeal, tie measures OF Air Van Bur.p. How
! can the " h@s support him in preference to Nj.
! Claiborne ? q, how remain neutral tctwiHt the
TWO " hat la Mr.. Claiborne done TO .rrfeit
tbe uiiraees of his old tliead> ? Is he 10.
'altta1l- herest --carablt Is he not TN.
Wing Doe- henof 70 w,th tbtm in all then
measures Il X sad, ana liz tt,>c, 100. VII,
sau9,J he tar last to .q IL. frat " hie,) that ac
"a been IL Congress long ,s.,u.l. And should
hi, be aa oslce.iqo7 Acquainted with rae
fcr.esoi BIZ sra;,sr. shlf3 heAefurred oul,ort4.
mrfe !ave Il eoYe.5y.-3nI a Van Ruren tx
fnuetr an ciltpd to saeeeed him It carnoi
be Pc site Ting Wigs. III. to be honeJ s,e
rot 20 far Ia.;lo ) scDs. Of dluv to themselves
nd 10 her rauLfry. as to rive uD an hep,a
VAIN and at. atcd champion oil iheir prinaois,
lor a tim2--cfyng rol3iican aud an ayoned III
punger' We uepr not
We have heard Of no opposition 10 Jams,
BuG.dln. Esq. 1t the Buckingham district. NJ
Z. has moi t.ken al alive arr, poiiticoIiy, III,
tIra the r!p.e,f session. Ne donht vI .,6., h,
i as iaotc4Gaiy paity.mua as he was ,aa
wears ago: Vel we should like 10 see John Ran,
dolph's I'D d,,l.cl, winch. to say the least, i, De
5.leabIe giound, lepre,tnt,u by such a man as
John Rantoil h wou,d now select, were be a
/ i've. V here Is Henry L. Watkins, OF Prime.
Edward J
In tie Botelour. district, Robert Craig. gsq
the present incumbent. is opposed by Edward
Johnston, Ed an able aud Improving MAINLAND
s.ro hopes are entertained Of the election oil
Mr.. j.
George u. IIopsins, Ct the Wythe district IS
] opposed by John \. Iiumes OF Abingdon both
Vaniles-'he struggle between them being which
! IS the gres:et man worshpper oflhe twain.
violent and aCrIntpnlou, coutest ls waoinp n,