Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25
MISSISSIPPI.

Although II has been three weeks since the cleo.
ton took place IN Mississippi, we have vel heard but
from very few counties The following letter to lie ed.
horS, however. from an intelligent gentleman in that
State dated about the last of October prepares us 10
anticipate the of,hc Administration parry
Extract Of a Letter.
mississippi. poor. lunbug eed delndcd Mi>si.sip.
p' Is, fear about 10 sacrifice her hest Interests 10
immolIte her very sell, upon the Muocll Lar OF
parry spfif, OF party dfspolsm. Flooded with spu-
nous aud lircdeemabe Baak issues hva professedly
antI-bank party, tnisnamed Democratic, size STYLES
herself Democratic State. Her credit lost her
commerce destroyed. her merchants ruined she hug,
sill closer 20 her breast The foul and reckless anu
oil her destruction. The sound of the auctlnnesls
hammer Is heard, but she needs not the of dis
resS hen The band earned gains OF years of labor and
oil ton are knocked oil for scarcely salliccn
detray the costs ofthe process Aexander e. Nc Nut
proessedly opposed 10 banking institutions and 10
the Incorporating OF Raj! Road Companies with bank
ing privileges IN particular, has brought INTO eys-
tente by ms signature olapprovaI a maj 1rly oflbc
former with which the State y cursed aud one oflhc
latter with capital Of Six Millions Of DolIas. almost
lmillfss IN lis powers and its privileges yet he il
TO be again elevated 10 the GuhernarrlaI char, ~
reason of his opposition to these ''monied monopo
lIes' Not The odIu:n which lie is striving throw mp
On me issues OF Pos-noes, measure which he hun
sell recommended aud approved TIE hollow, heart
less DcmaEogue, K. J. Walker, noticeable only ior
ms Ser'uy To the "powris that be- aad lie slnuoslt
'es OIL ms political couse is TO inns represent tie
State IN Senatorial capacity, To the exclusion Of
NE uhcompromi>ug, the gifted Preutiss. lis use
less to dwell upon this melancholy picture. MAY
"the curse" truly foreod by the double sighted
seer OF the Richmond Enquirer, have ceased the
exercise OF lis nallgn influence IN the Old DomG'
ion, 90 ] since rely pray"
ELECTION RETURNS.
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the Legislature. For Governor, McNut ID GEL
Turner (W.) GIG. For Congress, Bioganan tW)
Clio, Davis W. 606-Brown (Loco) 62l, TbomF-
sou (do.) GIG.
NQa uJee,-Two Wigs elected to the Leeisanre
For Governor. Turner 428, McNuu 4o9-For Cor
gress, Biugaman 434, Davis 4o6-Brown 39h
Thompson 39i.
Addms-The whole Wing ticket elected. Fd
Governor, Turner 639, McNut 357. Wing malor
~ Tor Congress about the same.
In IPitkinson, it is said the Wings carried The O'!
by large majority.
Jackson county is worthy Of its name The 'O'
stood for Governor, McNult 215, Tuner U'
Congress, Brown 20l, Thompson 197, Binea"''
|, Davis none. The New Orleans Lousianian ia>''
| a great shout over he vote If this equity, "hO'
drew The following remarks from the True An''
can:
We cannot recollect When we ever felt so so''i
Tor poor devil us did for the Louisiana"
Saturday. lie had little to Drag about. rllai no.
ven went so lar as TO- cry glory. victor, ffs Of
from the returns OF the beautiful and dch co"hH .
Jackson, Mississippi, where they cultivate PINE "'
and fever and seues-Jacksou COUNTY, that M
ways been so misetably poor that no Wing WON"
q IN / iflrI paY as y,po 4
jackson. and you may take Hancock, toe. me
peel Wing victories " here an honest man Ga" ao,l
by llllng HE soil. noi sandy me land, "f'i''
, would slalve Tor want OF heIbage.'