Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
THE BALL ROLLING.

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q. Payne. will get a, ASH ,lree-ourhs of the vote.
in FluvaYna. Nor do &c believe liz adds) tia, the
majority for Gen. Harrison, in ,ha, homes, and
sannch county, will be less commanding. Having
been attending count there nearly all this week, we
are sm with wonder at the charge. A Van Buren,
man will soon bea phenomenon in Fluvanna-a
black swan Fluvanna vutcd nearly unanimously
| for Van Buren,.
The Winchester Republican says-'In our own
county (Frederitk) the work goes bravely on. We
can al'eady name upwards oil fry voters who voted
for Van Buren, in 1886. and supported his Admins
tra,ion up To a laie day, who now 60 for Harrison
aud Reform"
A ie,ir, from Cumberland. md .ays-"The ad-
joining county Of Preston in Virginia is represented
10 have Undergone Total revolution. and is nov
.early unanimous for Gen. Harrison. II III, Sc har-
dy n'oun,aneen do not give u good accoun, OF
themselves, then there truth in the strongcs, n
dicatiuDs we have yet seen 2"
A Convention of he friends of Harrison and Tyler
in the Abingdon Electoral District. was held at
Washington court-housc the "a inst. Delegate
were in attendance from Lee. Russell. Washing
ton and SIN, th; and suitable measures were adopted
{ organ zine the Wing parry in Southeastern Viz.
ginia heretofore unconesied ground, 80 unanimou us
| has public sentiment been favor Of the Admins
iration. The people Of Washington county were
addressed by J. w. G. Watson. Esq. and Maj. John
Campbell in behalf Of Harrison, and by DR.. N.
Snead in favor OF the Administration. Capt. Ola II.
Ward is n candidate for the egislaiure, in opposi.
ton o Col. GooIson. the late Loco Foco member.
A Iet,e, f,om Norfolk say.-"ilap,son is all The
rage in these Enthusiastically more popular even
| thu ok in hisu ,.x. Az f.
Virginia. there is doubt of her vote for Harris. u.
No sensible and unparalleled man pre,ends thai Van
Buren, has any chance. He always was a very bu,rr
pill, AMI his recent acts render him sill bit
ter"
The Charlestown FREE Press informs that tie
people of Morgan county we're addressed At their
last oouu by Andrew Hunter. Esq the Wing Eec-
tor, who WAS repird 10 b, Henry Bedinger, Esq. Of
J. frrson. "The Wings Of Morgan. &c learn, are in
the Fl es, spri,s. They have lately received in,o
Their ranks many converts from the Van Bnren par
~, some hitherto leading n,embrs of that party
and the good work is still going on" Mr.. Crom-
well Orr,ck is the Wing candidate for the II. Of
Delegates in opposition TO Mr.. Henry Myers, the
late member.
The Romney tflampshiic county In,elgcncer
says-"Har,ison is evidently gaining upon the OIL
'ic" affections If The prorlc in this quarter"
In Ohio.-Tb, Cincinnati q. zetie says-"Lasi
fall friend Of ours proposed ,hs, tie G,rmaus Of
tins city should form themselves into Harrison
Club. when he met with the objection that
enough could hardly be found favourable to the cleo
ton OF The old Farmer, TO make up the officers.
A German Harrison Club has since been formed here,
consisting Of l76 r,siden, Germaus."
In North Carotina.-A letter from Iredell county
says-"In five or six counties here, where l am ac-
quanied, Van Buren, will scarcely gei 25 votes TO
the counry."-From Randolph county, a letter says,
Gan. Harrison takes well in this section. In
two months more, Loco Focosm will become extinct
here."-The Raleigh Register informs US that il
knows Of several changes in Wake county, favorable
to the Wing cause, and it predicts that The Harrison
lever i'll become epidemic. The new converts
ssy-"auy thing for change-~e may be flied,
and cannot be ~orstcd."
In Tennessee.-A letter from CIarksv,ll- TO the
editor Of the Baltimore Patriot, says--"Yeu need
have no fears for Tennessee: she is Wing 10 the
bach bone"
In Wnois.-Ex Gov. Kinney OF Illinois, one OF
the most Influential and decided friends Of Gen.
Jackson in tina, State, has in favor Of Gen.
Harrison. and against the Sub Treasury Bank. He
says, III mas Deen III uH opet non iof nun
dreds Of years in Spain, and has produced nothing
hut monarchy and aris,ocracy."-The Louisville
Journal inf"rms US that a leading Van Buren, mem
be-, OF the Illinois Senate was in Louisville on The 22d
February, and openly asserted that Illinois W i'll most
PROFESSIONALLY GO for Gen. Uarrison.-A letter
from juliet. (lilinos.) says-"The greatest cnthus-
asm prevails throughout our State. 1t will go for
Harrison BY dtieast 5000 m,orry"
In Maryidnd-The Baltimore Patriot saws: I'VE
hear from gentleman. who voied the Van Barren
ticket. but now supports Gen. Harrison, tina, in his
district. a, the election last fall, there we've upw ards
OF 80 Van Buren meu,but that he now knows Of only
two positIse."-A letter from Cumberland SAYS
MANY changes in favor OF Harrison: the whole
county is in moion."-ln Frederick county, letter
says, Never in my life have noticed SO g,eat a !
change as has taken place here--ihc whole place and
vicinity are becoming in favor Of Old Tip-Vanite.
denounc'ng Van. and falling into the Harrison ranks
O,d Frederick county will tell tale This fall suthas
has never been heard Lefure."- In Shipnepsburp.
we are told by letter. Gen. Harrison has within
The last few weeks gained great many friends from
the Van Buren, ranks. A Harrison Club has been
formed IN this place, consisting Of upw ards of 300
names, 80 OF which are fresh from The Van Bu,,n
ranks"
IN M'ssoun-A letter from He,c uiapeum. Mis-