Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

inc more acceptable will he become. A v.,.,,n
sodler--an experienced slatesnan- -
Fooiean--ah honest ihan-surey-snrely sneb T,
eh'zen cannot be unacceptable 10 his country.
r rom mc HGdisoRiuR. (Conserratir,
Inc gfeat topic OF conversation Yesterday was ,b.
NOMINATION OF the contention. So lar IA ". eonId
luose 'foh eon'ets 'tion with members of the oppo
s''o"' ,he name OF Tue Hero OF fppecanoe will be
responded 10 With codmluy and antlnx,,s,n or
course all sorts u specnatiofs and cacnI,,in,'s
made bul The almost universal result Of tb.t, ,as
'n''' he glorious old paIrot would he irinmphau,l,
ecried 'l'''"'''
Gen. Harrison was &c years old the 9th Of Feb
oruafy last. aud We shall eudcavor to undertake a
eoheise fese" oil bis eyenttu lie our next nans,
From The u. 5. Gasefe.
Oh William Henry Harrison. i, is no, necessary -
SPEAK much M eofnmendation: lie is known IN In.
ezens OF the Union, u I'd has once been the candid
are OF the Wing party, with a vote that sutnrised
ooth trends and foes by its strength Mr. Il,,,so,
- successful General. and IN all the offices al civil
trust 10 which he has been called no has exhibtsd
readiness, ability aud devotion thai secured IN
MN Tie respect oil friend and foe; and while mions
oil dollars OF public money have passed tbfoush hi.
h' w "ey are Clean from pollution-honest power
oe'hs Tue evi ences al honestly discharged duies:
hot mas almost uncontrolled power ever been used
ny blm to accumulate wealth, To reward pa,tiz,n
friends or iunish parizin foes. He is preseuted
asa sound politician, tried staiesman, and an ire
proaehable patrotone who pledged by every min.
eP'e oil ms lie TO discharge the duties OF oiee Tor
the nations good
John Tyler, Of Virginia i. a distinguished STATES
man enjoying he confidence Of the people, and pos-
sess NJ The hlghleqn sites for ofce--soaud abilities
and uninpeachable integrity.
The Candidates Of the WIg party are
For the Presidency.
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
For Ike Zee Presidency.
JOHN TYLER.
And the Wings have now nothing TO do bu, 70
put their shoulders 10 The wheel; with heart and
hand they must go to the work aud elect their can
dldaes,
From The y. Y. Times Com
The deliberations AT Harrisburg are over The
Convenoa, after calm and d'spassonate review of
all The circumstances bearing upon the momentous
question submitted 10 their decisioa. have nominated
for The Presidency WILLIAM HENRY HARRI.
son, of ONO and for the Vice Presidency JOHN
TYLER, Of Virginia.
The delegation from Virginia North Carolina and
Ohio, tendefedlo the delegation from New York the
selection OF a candidate for the Wee Presidency:
hut the Hon. n. i. TalnIadgc having. IT was un.
detstood, Withdrawn. the compliment vas declined
John Tyler, OF Virginia, was then proposed,
and nomInaed'by the unanimous vote of The Con
vcntion.
The members Of The several delegations have set
noble example tn their constituents 10 the spirit Of
mutual cont ession the, have displayed and in the
harmony and sngleness Of purpose VIII ch has char
addressed i3eir proceedings. No petty iealousrs
were permitted IL disturb ther deliberations: they
met IN confidence, and separated with the conviction
oil having ialhully discharged Their uust-satisfed
with themselves and thtir d,ciso on. Great cuthusi-
asin was mantl sed IN Harrisburg when the nnmiua-
tons became known, aud on Saturday ninht the town
was brilliantly Illuminated.
From The ~ Y. American
Thor =, r 1. 4.