Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

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gates IGen. Dormin and Or. Lsyburn) ar. again
N the field. Our pleasure IS enhanced by the fact.
that We did not expect it-haying Understood that
both had determined 20 retire. They deserve the
thanks Of the Wings for having sacrificed their own
wishes to the good Of the cause.
BOlsiouri
Mr.. John NJ Robinson Uoco) is the onIy eandi.
date in the eld-But it Is generally understood thu,
ne IS indebted for the honour to the relationship h.
bears to the secret manager Of the Party. He. al
though a very honest and exemplary gentleman. in
private life, is deemed wholly Inefficient 10 ,.nr..
sent the important local interests Of the county. 4
growing disposition Is manifested for an ADLER man.
Kanaioha.
in this stronghold OF whiggery, we regre, to OBJ
serve that there are two Wing candidates tGen,l
Smith and Mr.. Van Reynolds) and one Loco. MIR.
Fry--and popular man 10 loot, We second the
call Of the "Patriot," for a speedy adiustmen, NJ
this family quarrel. LIS a bad e1ar,Dle and ,,,,,
lead to bad consequences. Wings sbould nexs,
quarrel with one another, when they can linda Io.
co TO pummel. The thing is !nexcus,bs. whs,
Wing ascendancy is thereby jeopardsd. If neither
oil the very estimable Wing candidates will weld.
for the good Of the cause let both straightway be
soehed and thrown into the Kanawba. PRINCIPLES
are every thing: men, nothing.
banaWha COngrsSSionoI District
Col. Berns, the late Loco member. retire. and
George w. Summers distinguished wbig. walk,
over the course. Brgadier Gent Augustus Azure.
illus was nominated; but his private affairs and the
better part Of yalour combined, induced him 10 de-
cline.
aHguHa DfsiyieL
A. a. II. Stuart and james Mcdowell Hso,s
ore The opposing canddates-MLCraig. l.t. I 'oco
member, having retired. We have ysrv katherine
accounts Of the favourable reception Of Mr.. s,ua,,
among The People. Ifihers be foil turn out n.
will gain a magnificent victory
B,dfoyd Disfrisi.
VIM. l.. Goggin, late Wing member, is e,ndi.
date for reelection. His old competitor, Mr. styor,
ofPatriek, has been nominated; but we are not .d.
vssd Wheeler or Dot be will stick lie Is fond Of
talking, and as every candidate has bis privilege Of
speseb, that consideration may prompt him 70 ae-
cspt
Pu'yipaHiS DisfieL
Coles and WiinhcT are the candidates in this
nicely balanced district A few votes may turn the
scsles-but all the argument IL on one side. Mr.
TOuWns
lyas before. Deal gently with him. Don't rorps
thundorboIs to crush ny.
Huntingdon DisirieL
Mr. Hill the late Wing member, IL again in the
field. lie IL opposed by Col r. W. HUBBARD, Who
few yea's pest, was "ths only Wing" in the coun.
~ The Colonel calls himself "hs Rss.ha,o eanA
date" "a I'ain plantation man" &c. Hensverv
good fellow, and first rate at cracking Joke. in q
small way. Bot apart from his wealth. which !,
great Tor "sfs-Aoo candidate" We are not advise,
Of any especial claim bs has TO seat IN Consr.s,
lis understood tha, he has been inde6,tiesbls i,
his slsctonsering during the Wntsr--psvinp Ioro;
cIlary visits 70 nearly every voter, eompl,m.o,,n,
The ladies', and dispensing ginger cake, among N,
little ones AZ the distrisi Is very nearly easall,
divided, hiseItra efforts may have had some eTee,
though the better opinion seems 10 be, that he ha
lost as much at the bung hs he gained at the spiRo
Butthe nice division in the dittrict, and the Who'll
'ouled devotion Of Mr. Hill to the cause, and III
highly ersdtable reputation which he won in Wash
Pgton, should bring every Wing to his post.