Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
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small number OF votes were given 10 The
Conservative candidate zoe Governor.
La,, year tho aggregate vote for Governor
was %, SOS for the Van Barren candidate, and
81 500 Cor the whis candidate
SrSsrs Last year the Senate was con-
posed Of seven Wings and fourteen Van Bu-
req Senators. The Senate OF 1888 will eonsi,i
Of twenty whis Senators and ONE Van Da-
req Senator. The rs,olu.iOn Is complete.
HousE sr nrPaEsgxr,rI,Es Lar, year
the iiou,s consisted of - Wings, 40 Van
Burshites-2 vaeaneiss- 2ii in all. Thu.
year, il % stated. more than h<s-sA.ris Of the
House III be Wigs.
The conaeeIieut courant, pubiished al
Hartford, thus speaks Of tho result:
"Hever VI, a moro eouplele aud thorough
regeneration known in the 9nnals or polilics
than was witnessed IN the result Of the cleo
ton on Monday the 81 mat The entire " hiK
ticket for State oficeTs u elected by me- lori
Ties Of from ico0 To 5000 over every ihing
else Last year. the majority for Edwards,
the Vac CuTrn Goyetnor, was :, 25l. What
a change! What lesson Of ''inslruciiOn" 10
John ". Niles and Ps'ry Smith, U. 5. sena.
tors. What Tremendous rebgke 10 the deaf.
ers "a 'uniried expedienisF This entire ehsngr
asaiest the Administration since lasl Spring.
u will be perceived. Including the Conserve.
ave vote. amounts 10 UPWards Of EIGHT
THOUSAND"
hU impossible, % the Baltimore Chronicle
remarks. that the Administration can sustain
itself against these repeated DEMONSTRATIONS Of
adverse public sentiment. liesnnot any lon
ger be dehisd. We think. by any candid or in.
IelIigent man, that the public mind, every
where, reVol,s against the projects Of the Adj
minisiration, and That this disgust is becoming
more and more inyinciSie ever day. We
have no hope that conviction Of this truth
will operate 10 induce the Administration 10
change it policy. Mr.. v y. has given tie SER
vie pledge TO follow in the footsteps Of hs Ill.
lnstriou' prcdeees,or," and carry out the ptn.
eiPle' and perfect the work which he hal 80
sloriou.Iy begun anal this pledge, f,om the
fear Of mourning The di.plessrre &c his ''illus-
trious predecessor and his party, he must
nismp, 10 redeem at all hazirds But, We
confidently count upon tAI. pledge. ~hich wa.
u'sd 10 bring INTO oaiee this Administration, a,
one Of the means by uh,ch il will be over
thrown. No man but Gen. Jackson himself
could successfully carry out. such mad and
misehisVous measured
Gen. JSekS'n's me assures never we're popular
1t waSmaa- alone which sustained
him. ils personal popularity could stand al
mosi any Ihilg-Would enable him to carr, OFT
almost any measure. Not 50, however. With Mr.
Van Buren. His personal popularity will not
enable hum TO ride rOuSh-,hod over the Con.
'tiu,ioa-io pull down and tear up by the
roots every Thing. no matter how saered.
which On die fancy, caprice. OF pre- JUDGE
may mssest-ie make experiments" for
his own eradication or FOR the benefit Of his
party. At the sacrifice Of the great and dear
est interests Of the PEoTLE. with impuniiy.-
voice from the East and the West, iron, the
South and the NORTH, aye, from hsur-Yo,k her
'sJ Proelsins in language not TO be misuudsr.
stood that be cannot. Hat he shall rot.