Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27
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Whigs-N hich will secure the election OF U. 3
Senator winter.
SO far, so good
GATHERINGS OF THE PEOPLE.
The Freder, ksburg Arena OF the 2lst gives ami
mated account Of great gathering Of the People in
that vicinity on the l7lh ms. Two thousand per-
supposed have been present., from the
counties round about. We shall publish full ae-
count in The meeting was addressed by
Senator Preston, Ogden Hoffman Of N. York, Mr.
Wise, Mr.. Leigh, Mr.. C,opper of Accomac, and
John S. Pendeton. In the of his speech,
Mr. Hoffman, in reference to Aboltionlsm gave it
as his deliberate opinion that mot one in hun
dred Of his fellow citizens but would die IN defence
OF the South" Mr. Chopper, who had just return
ed from the Moth, said he had recently m, de an
address in Hudson N. Y.to 5000 people. His
count of the enthusiasm Of the people against Abo-
ltion, corroborated all that Mr.. Hoffman had said"
Near the Coal Pus in Chesterfield on the 2lst,
there was an as sembage OF between 6 and 500 per-
sons, who were addressed by Messrs. Samue! lay
lor. B. w. Leigh, James Lyons, John Robertson
and r. T. Daniel.
Ga the ODD the Tippecanoe Club of Richmond
was addressed by Mr. hin of Buckng ham and Gen.
Thompson of S. c.
o. The Lynchbure Tppecanoe Club had full
meeting on Friday night last, nowlrhstanjiI 1t
had been pretty well asceraned, before the hour of
meeting, thai none Of The gentlemen from abroad
whose arrival had been hoped for, rather than
pected, would he present. Resolutions from the
Halifax Club were read, and response directed to
be made; after which c. l.. Mosby, Esq. addressed
IN, cIa 10 ,,,I
ner. Mr.. NJ. was followed by NJ. Il. Garland. Esq.
who made earnest and impassioned appeal 10 the
assembled crowd. After which, business being
before the Club, ii adjourned.
o. Mr.. Clay was received with great eclat at
Wheeling on his return home, the news Of his APP
proach to that city having preceded him He de-
liyered d glowing address
They COME NOT sINGLY. But IN BATTALIoSs.-
The Columbus tOho) Confederate contains an
address, signed by l45 original Jackson men, living
10 that city, assigning their reasons foi supper
ting Gen. Harrison letter to the editor Of the
Cincinnati Gazette from Columbus says-"I is un-
derstood there are number more. whose names
could not be got in time for the paper, but will
be given in a pamphlet edition of the address
Numerous secessions have lately taken place in
Muskngum, Perry, Harrison aud jefferson. Com
versions heard of daily
We mentioned in our last IS changes in favor of
Harrison in Warren county, (Tenn) 1.-The last
Knoxville Tunes contain a letter to Gov. Polk, sign
ed by 25 cit zens OF Anderson county who voted for
MIN last August, complaing of his course since his
election, adding "Be assured we voted for you,
and, under existing circu stances assure
you unless you reform, never can again.
And The Nashville Wing says: "A gentlemen in
Fayetteville writes to his friend in this city that he
can place his finger upon 25 converts 10 Lincoln
Ia the Western District, one of the most eloquent
leaders Of the Administration party heretofore, as eff
Al rumor be true, and pledged himself TO take the
stump Tor Tip and Tyler, when our Eiector in
ms district becomes (atIgued'
The Charlottesville Advocate says, il continues
torcceiye the most cheering accounts from Fluvanna.
AT barbecue at Morriss tavern on the 4lh, there
were about so men present, and Of this number but
one, and he the tavern keeper himself. the advo-
cate OF the Administration.
The last Norfolk Herald informs us that the
Wing cause is gaining ground, in that quarter, eve
~ day. And it adds i" from the neig hboring dis
trlct III Nrcth Carolina, (Rayners) have also the
most cheering assurance of its success. The bal
gathers as it rolls. The log cabin, reviled and
contemued to-day, is no sooner raised than its revi
iers and conlemners are found among its most zeal
Gus immales-tcmndingu US of that beautiful line OIL
Goldsmith
"And those who to scoA remand TO pray
This is no empty boast, as the Tippeca
noe Club in Camden will attest. A correspondent
IN that county writes There is TO be meeting
10 morrow in our log cabin, and the best Of il
Is the man who leads the band was until very lately
a"tong Loco Fooo, but is going it with all his
might for Old Tip And we have been told OF an
o'her staunch Van Buren, man in the neigh
oofi'ood, who took at terrible rate when the
'"gs were going up. and booted and scoaftd al log
eaolns as foolish and ridiculous mummrry: he was
prevailed on 10 attend The first meeting held in tn,
new Democratic Castle, aud is now a frm friend o
Hdffison, and warm in the cause"