Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
hichMosn, Jan. IL, 1910.

,,h Riehnosn, Jan. IL, 1910.
ised us another ".incsory" lh. mo :
contested election from Mononenia eo,nf, III. .o, fn
'sas W 'gl oeiig contested by Mr. Tanzev n oeo Foco
INV" o' II was at the request of the contestant,
noa.i, - ''na"y nsAt'-Ihs case, probably more
60 ''e' oil the New Jersey representatives in
'hah any ihathas recently occurred Mr. Eysns's
seal contested purely and exclusively on tho ,o az
" ~ returning o9ieer who is charged with having "cu OF
tom mr. lanzeys poll some 30 80 votes According TO
e oocne oontended for by the Administration pnry in the
Ne" Jersey case the return being charged to auaienh
mr. Evans was not entitled 10 talks is scat Bui no one mas
n Tue haIdhood in the Virginia Legislature to propose to
exclude him unit investigation could be made INTO e
nun OF the alleged fraud on the pant the returning officer
NJ e'aeae Oh election IS deemed only 5riaa Gtcr
evidence OF ms title 10 the sent, until the alcca
o u fraud Shall have been decided. The New Jersey
Is stronger Than that ofthe Monongaia nembes IN tnsha
e s"s OIL sovereign State entitled consdcu
"n as resting upon compact with her coSatos than those
OF county forming integral portion consolidated po-
"Hea' community. But further argument upon lhe New Jer
sey eass Is waste ofworjs. The OF the
plainly and papably wrong that they themselves de-
lend IT. Even ExSpeaker Banks who rotcd with lhe Ad-
nhstTaon party to exclude the Wing hom their seass
SAID to have admitted pirate conversations that their OK
cson contrary 10 all precedent and in violation ofpnra.
mehaIy law Its ohe regretted that that gentleman felt
compelled by the stornness oparty discipline give
which his judgment and his conscience oondemncd-hut
sonal integrity 10 party cxuctons that nstonshcd
hear of the ExSpeakers involvement in that ard pre-
doament should, indeed, suppose that Just such
man as seeing the right" will yet under tue influence re-
ierred TO- almost admirably "the wrong p.isue"I cannot
hazard any prediction to theresu OF the Monongna
test although synopsis the evidence hus been printed
have not yet had leisure to examine it mnucly The
mtec, however after review efte whole case decided
favor oft sitting member
In the House of Delegates this morning, Mr. Stephenson
called up his resolution proposing enquir, into the de
caraun imputed to DR.. Brockenbrough relative 10 the
depreciation in tho value of the stock of the Bank of Viz
einia &c. but the House refused by of 81 Mr.
:. announced ha intention of again calling up Mondnv
when he declared that he should call for the ayes and noes
in order thai the county might rho favor of sup.
pressing enquiry.
The resolution for the election of Judge Of our Circuit
yesterday amended by the Senate, so defer the
election until tue = tn inst The H. of d. This morning, laid
the resolution and amendment the tublc Senate
has finally acted upon the resolution Tor the election Of
Senator though they have had it under discussion to-day
1t said the Loco Focos ofthe Senate SO impatient
for the contest of their friends nthe other
House few days ago, and is believed tatit will be post
poned the 26t inst twill be determined presume,
Monday.
The Enquirer gives very doefu description of the Wing
meeting last "Wednesday night Itwas ull coil and cheer
less tells The painter perhaps impaired the pic
the hue OF his feelings Certain ii is his ini, uan
deceived him. There no loud bursts true l.
the deepest enthusiasm may be felt where there but he
sma just as the roar OF the il less noisy than the
bubbns OF salfuw brook Let the Enquirer not be de-
ccved itself attempt deceive others There never has
been in tins State Presidential election which was fonrlt
with determined and resoluo a spirit as AisNill he
in which the Wings embarked with sterner reso-
luton stronger hopes. If the Enquirer does not know
is the self dclusion by which blinded renders it an oh
ject Of pyt docs know it. and is endeayorng to dsute
others, suppose is the fact will only say that the OH
jcct to be gainedy such hardly su, cnt
importance justify the adopted to secure it,
The leading editorial in the Eng uirer of This morning has
attracted some attention 1t states upon the authority Ia be
snre, of that Ing jade Madam Rumo but this instance
says, wolliounded' rumos that Mr.. Wm. c Rves has
thrown of the "mask, and declared openly for Gen lar-
against Martin Van Bmcn. This is not believed
however by Who ii is said in pondence with
Mr.. Rvcs While others, who olnm know declare that
thaIe no doubt of its truth The shape, understand in
Which it reaches Ri hmond is, not that Mr. Ryes had
public declaration of his purposes hut Tint At Albemae
court Monday last he freely expressed his determination
in private circles Without pretending inow any tlne a.
bout the natter incline the opinion that the weight oil cv-
dcnee is favor Of the ruth Of the story, especially
who has read Mr. Byess arguments against the SubFrea-
sury question eau suppose, that While Mr. Van Buren adj
heres that scheme it possible that he can, without abon
donng lis principles and dsregardng every obeai pa
trosn support that gentleman, indeed hesitate support
his opponent. Is n other men, Who originally took
high ground against the Sub Treasury Mr. Ryos HIM
sell have disgracefn "rercatcd" and now making a.
tenement for their temporary detection by servie de-
yo,on the who has conquered and thrown his Chain
around their necks But Mr. Rves has shown that he at
least made of 'sierner stuff and will bend preg-
nant hinges of the knee" popte the dispenser OF the
Sros. The Enquirer is of course very indignant the po-
sition which Mr.. ves said 10 have assumcdhough il
did not knew, all along that Mr.. r. poaid take this stand
should be glad he informed for what has for twelve months
past been howcrng upon his head such caumny2
The is consistency and Grmncss which Mr. Riycs
las dip ayed by render the position the
Rccaing Conservatives, of whom the Enquirer chief
cxqucly ludicrous and Illuminating, that no wonder
they avail themselves of every opportunity their
gross abanGonden of principle the command Of Pow
CT by abusing their General whom they urged onward until
the cnemys batteries opened upon him and who then
like Bonopares encherous allies Lcpsic deserted his
flag and towards well traitors only sought proec-
ton under the guns otc mutual foe, actually became
the furious osaants Of the condng leader whom bey
had abandoned and betrayed The Enquirer closes tie ar-
Gle upon this subject, which made up reproof oxhorta-
ton and counsel in all which elements true oloquence it
exceedingly happyts readers believing TINT its Editor
sometimes in towering passion, his bosom hcovng with he
roc Indignation in truth he is in The possible humor
and laughing the effect of his patriotic pop guns upon his
anns readers the Enquirer closes its article by declaring
halfMr. Rivcs is elected by such means that by doing
what the Enquirer las been long begging him do deelor
ngfo against v Burcn al will produce storm through
out the Commonwealth, which will sweep off the Wings and
all their allies !" What terrible that will be, he
up by the waving Of the wand of Master Co,prcr
the Enquirer But would venture suggest him. that he