Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01
Loro Disir'e
Wing Districts.
lll5sS

This arrangement, (says the Nashville Whi1) will
affect the prescn, delegation in Congress, from rcnues
see, as follows:
Messrs. Mcclellan, nsn., re5dint in Sullivan, and
Arnold, Wing. residing in Greene are thrown together
ia the frs, district NIe5sys j. l.. Williams, Whlg rp
siding in knJx, and II. J. Campbell Why, residing in
AcNllnn are thrown together IN the thlrd district !;
Messrs. Furncy, ID IN. residing in Franklin, and Wat
,ers1n, Dem, residing in Bedford. thrown together
in the filth district Carghers Wing, residing IN vii
county and Gentry, Wing, residing in Williamson.
are thrown together IN tie sfvegih district; Aesst5 NJ
Brown, Wing. residing in Maids H and {. II. VII
Hams Wing. residing in lendcrs m. thrown togetIi-
in the eleventh district; MI A. Y. Brown, Dem.
residing in Giles is thrown into the SIKH district Mr.
w. b. CamlhelI. Wing. residing in Smith inn the
eighth (Nashville,) dslric, N Cave Johnson Dem.
residing in Montgomery. into the ninth district. The
Sc cond ionh and tenth districts must, Of ssity, be
Contested by new candldateS.'
An effort elect Senators in Congress failed,
by the continued refusal Of the acops na Gritty Of one
in the Senate to- 90 into .joai La4ot for that purpose
In lieu of that old and in that State uniform mode of
election, te Senate proposed to appoint Senator'S by
concurrent v'e aql on t'lc, pant, adopted resell ,o
appointing John c. McI.emoro, Esq, (l.ocu} aud --
the Senators. leaving it for ,lo Whg naiaty in ,h'
other House TO fill up the Blank with tie nlqlc Of a
Wing. This the louise refused to do, very praporly--
ra the ii! Je!s nian grpg l. lt "to al Of the ma.
iorty is the vital principle Of Esps5ics,' and
hence. Tennessee viii he nurepscnlca in the SENATE
Of the Union. II the Senate of Maryland, pro
yoked by tbs lad Example. should pursue the sam,
course, that State Wi. be ais, partially unrepcsencd in
that body! We navel. that, when the washington
Globe, the other day. warned the people, that .hc Re
public Is in danger in Consequence of the resignation
the Wing members of tae Ohio legislatures by whlc.
lhe bill dividing that State into Congressional districts
was defeated, II did not advert to this ds gan2inr fac
llous and unconstitutional course oi the Iacafco mem
bers OF the Tennessee Senate Give emphasis to its ad
m,niiory cennsels! Such course. however must react
upon and defeat any parts which ad pts il and we have
strong confidence that tbs opinion will lie verified by
the result fthe next election in Tennessee
Indeed we have every reason to believe that wLcr
ever else the Wings my prove ihIess. they will not
foso in that gallant State. We have now baure us
letter from distinguished gentleman in the Western
part of that State, winch says: "NVo are better Whips
here than ever, Notwithstanding our defeats Gin other
S'aies) Whatever evidence may be given by other
States OF the lncaacity OF the people for self government
Tennessee think viii be found right sde tp. b. about
ten thousand majority, at the ueX election The chan
ges in our favor are numerous. I}auk OF the United
States is the omnipoteni question here"