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

The Senate OF Virginia is composed Of y
Members, divided into classes, one fourth OF whom
are elected annually. The terms OF the Sd class
consisting of the following, expire this Spring:
l. Charlotte, LunenbuEg, Noltoway and Prince
Edward-Ltuis c. BOnidin, (Loco.)
MIR. Bouldin is candidate for re election. He
composed of majority like Senator Dyer Of Mis-
souri. Col. Smith of Lunenburg is the Wing can.
didats, with fair prospect of success.
2. Patrick, Pittsyvania and Henry-Darid Dy-
r. Mr. Dyer left for Missouri, a few days before
the close OF the session. MIR. Tunstall is the wing
candidate-h there be Loco in the field, il has not
been deemed of sufficient moment to announce i, TO
the world.
J. Charles City, New Kent, City OF Richmond,
&c.-Jamss Lyons-no opposition.
T. Stafford, King George, Westmorelsnd, Rich
mond, Lancaster and Northumberland-RO6 w..
Carte'. We have heard of no opposition to Col.
Garter, who IS a candidate for re election.
5. Rockingham and Pendeton.-.iadersOn Msf-
Ieu.
Mr. Mofie,t has strong opposition in the person Of
Mr. Samuel Coo,es-both Locos. No, much mat.
ter, which beats.
e. Berkeley, Morgan and Hampshre.-C. J.
Faulkner.
Mr Faulkner has been prevailed upon to become
candidate Tor reelection. He j, opposed by Col.
Blue, Ia formidable name y of Hampshre-the
same gentleman with whom Co. Joe Watkins used
to threaten Col. Park, if he did no: go straight.
Every county whig-No doub, Of the result,
Z. Harrison, Lewis, Wood and Braxton.-Thos.
Bland.
MIR Bland has opposition in the person OF Orator
Shinn-No Wing in the field, though MIR B IS sup
posed to approximate Wing principles.
;. Washington, Russell, Scott and Lee.-Fsy.
cite .Ne.NGUen.
We are no, advised whether the Col. is GU, again;
If 50, he has formidable opposition from Col Cul
berisou.
Parties IN the Senate stood las; year, Is to To-
The Wings VI, gain one certain, which viii give
them the ascendancy next winter
~ The course which Prssiden, TYLER vii
pursue, IS now before the country. We anticipate
for II the hearty ani enthusiastic appreciation OF
the Ameriein People. The hack, Of faction NAV
eAUl-DemSsOSuss and envenomed par,ssans may
sneer-eosruP: and unwOsthy o5>=-Ao.5sl,, who
have aoused 'asE trusts, may greo,e IN ,her shoes
al the sword suspended over taeir heads-Pete,,l
slnseurlsss, ani who study 10 MAKE l.y.as v
P,ander7s ~ PasAc, Say raj and Erash their
tes;s-5z.sh- Psopis-,he sone and ssne~ Of The
ans, - aPp-aGa and rejOiee. The ship OF STATE,
under fearless, trusI--OTthy snd inoorrup,ole
C0nnaos-r, $ Gree more esresring gaiy over the
CAD Haers- an5 Fastening 10 realize the patriotic
hops OF a great and .i5eny-loving people
TIE Presrtentis Address Il 4 Gle n IN. ,oo,L os
the Federal factIOn. Il contains 20 one sentiment
to which a JUS: exception can be taken. His doc
irines Of Removal, Of the increasing patronage Of
the Executive, OF the Money Power, of Economy,
and A rigid accountability in public officers, each
and ali challenge the warmest appreciation Of the
eOanirY. They ara worthy Of the Republican Chief
Magistrate ofa fee people. We call upon the true
Republicans Of the land of every hue and shade;
~e invoke the great Reform Party Of the country.
to rally to the standard Of this Republican Presi-
dent, and enthusiastically sustain him IN his noble
efforts to reform the Government and rerpetua,e
the public liberty.