Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22
STATE NOMINATIONS.

he W hg State Convt nth Of .NGssacL,scfts aten
cdby upwards of 1000 delegates assembled in Boston
on tle 4th inst. John Davis OF Worcester as noIn-
mated as the Wing candidate for Governor. and George
HUI ior the office OF Lieutenant Govern r. These p,m;
naoi'S having been made, motion made AM, unan-
unouSy adopted, thai homna.ns be made Of caD,,a,,s
or the offices OF President and Vice President Of the L.
States to be supported at tie next election INSTANTLY
old anuiei Hail. ihe cradle Of .tcry" rang with the
names OF ''iienry Clay, of Kentucky fr President.
and John Davis Of Massachusetts,, for Vice President"
aud these nominations were repeated and adopted amidst
loud and continued accana'it he Busl,n Journal
remarks. 1.-The Rubicon passe! Henry Clay is
the candidate Of the Wing party in Massachusetts. for
the Presidency, al TIC election ard he will he HE
only candidate fer the Wings in every State in the l.
Mon His public services and his srcndi, talents rn,ie
hlm 10 the gratitude aad confidence Of de people Of tho
u. States"
The jersey Blues toothe Patriotic d, ride r lie
'broad oeai'--hase nominated Mr. Clay. Tie New
Jersey ons entGn ''so net The lth ard $3.50 per
SOUS are sad 10 nave been ii attendance. remind ny tho
spectator Of the great Mss Meetings OF no ft.a
was but one feeling as to Me candidate ir ras.yi,i
and that was MIST cordially ard tnihus aefie;.A n
claimed i,r The homes; and faritc sage A.sna---
Henry Clay WAS unanim,usiy, and with cie,uided
eialnaon, nominated he Whis candlds.e ~ Pns,-
lent Of the United Slacs.'
.Hoine Election John Fairfield Uoc5) Is IL &c ted
Governor Of this State - majority Of beiwe.a i all
i2,uOO. Last year, lis najoriiy MAS l0.5j5 lEo
Locos also have ijorty in the sac l.sriss
Teraon, Elecion.-295 towns give TIE f.lioW,n. rc-
suit of the election Tor Governor
Paine OVhig) o5.32s
Smile tLocu) 22257
3.OG6
The vote for the Abolition candidate is supposed to be
some 2oOo In the State Legislature the Wing MAORI
ty " III probably be about no.
o. Political Aboltunsm in vain brought to
bear against the Wings in the late Vermont election
The Woodstock Mercury says tina, an ilineran clergy
man traversed the State aud dcsecratcd the Sab
bath, by the delivery of poticaraboliti Lnrmg,cs 4
calling on the people to vote against the Wing ticket.
,Nmscnond Comiy-The Wings of Nansemond
have nominated Robert X. Smith, Esq. candidate
to represent that county in the Legislature to sup
ply the vacancy occasoned by the death of Joshua d.
lIarre
The meeting then proceeded to dpnounce Mr.. Tyler
as ga man whose very name will in all time to come
ted Whig"-and TO nominate Henry Clay as the mex,
Wing candidate for the Presidency.
The following gentlemen were appointed Delegates
to the Wing Convention to be held in Richmond on the
22d February, 1s43:-Ioberi r. Smith, Cen John G.
Crump. John b. Benton ID. H. Haton, and Edward II.
Hunter.
o. The Portsmouth Banner" says, if the Locofoco
majority in the next Legislature shall SO arrange the
Richmond district to prevent the reelection Of Mr..
Bolts to Congress- the Whigsof Norfolk district, which
cannot be Locqocoised will take him up and elect him
"a compliment never yet paid to man in Virginia.
o. The Tyler in New York and Philadelphia
have determined to support the Loco Foco tickets. The
'coattion' il complete. Whether there has been any
''bargan, intrigue and management" this deponcnt
saith not.
90 Nine hundred PERSONS in Warren county, Nlissis-
spP are reported by the tax collector as unable to pay
the State taxes. How would direct tag, imposed by
thegencra governnel ne of the Loco Foco mt
OF rei' IN addition the State tax operate upon these
people, And how upon the government?
State Stocks--We glad to learn, from the n. Y.
Journal OF Commerce. that the State of AabamS has al
ready funds in New York for the payment Of the an,
airy interest on her debt, and that they will be sent a