Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-14

II. q digs IN i,usa o1unl,, hot IL all iorebl
The democrats oi onsa Lave na3oIt,. trd. they
have coed many cahdda.s, tie Wigs lave made
pledpc to lie, them have fair race aiuong themselves
But the election is yet 10 take place Ii the Wings
of Louisa find, that the disss,ns,ns IN the De
mocratic ranks such 10 encourage them to
!.lis,c that they secure tie election oi a Why we
will youch for H. that tho, will conjue up some crcu
,t.nce to justify them for vlatn. their pl dpe Human
nature, apprchend, is prett, much the in Camp
bell that il is in louisa, and consequently may b.
parJoned for nf.rne, that, under similar circumstances
the Democrats Of Campbell would act similar TO the
Wings Of Louisa But. he remembered. that the Dem
ocrats Of Campbell have been silly make
any pledge How stands the in regard 10 Nelson
rounty2 The wings have majority in this county aud
vet tho Democrats bedt them the last election. This
consequence OF the improper oil the Wings.
The Convention by which Harrison selected 10
lssAcuslon OF Clay, so tar from making in favor OF
II ssindidate, Is argument in favor Several
snss were spoken OF as Presidential candidates, but
sf whom could be elected and, II thought, have
run all would have resulted in the defeat Of all. II was,
therefore, determined To submit the professions Of
all to the Harrisburg Convention, with the understand
iny that whoever should receive the nomination should
be the candidate 10 the exclusion Of all Others The
Convention gave the nomination the anabe Harrison
upon whom the Wings concentrated their strength and
elected him with That no benefit, have resulted
10 from the dogs Of the Harrisburg Convention is
not attributable any default in the Convention but 10
the dispense ofhai All Wise Being, who not
man II true that Tyler has deceived us bl,
thsdoes not initiate against the propey Of the Conyen
lion; for, the leading object OF ii make udicious
selection the candidate for the Presidency which it
lad, l,,,l no., II L., =, l.
grettcd that they did attach Importance the
selection of suitable p,rs for Vice Presidents but we
learn wisdom from experience.
In view of all the arsun ents have urged we must
come to the conclusion, which have previously an
uounced that the state of things among the Wing can
ddatcs OF Campbell county is such justify the call
of meeting to take in consideration their comparative
merits for the purpose ofselcctng the exclusion Of
the others. the county candidate 10 be with Rich
ard II. roer, the town candidate.
no. The Nadisonian, the Executive organ. protests
against the plans of retr.nchmeno of the expenditures Of
the government indicated by Mr.. Mangum in the Sc
nate Let MI Tyler act ashc please ehope the Wings
in Congress will prosecute their scheme with unfering
purpose
o. The Federal Court ior the Eastern district, was
oponcd the sh inst, under the Bankrupt ActJudce
John Y. Mason present About 90 PERSONS applied for
the benefit OF the Bankrupt Act
CONGRESSIONAL the Senate Mr. Claws
resolutions for providing for the distribution among the
other States OF the portion Of the proceeds Of the Public
Lands Of any State that may refuse il, passed BY
of - to 49, In the House the res)luons
censung MIR Adams were laid on the table, on Monday
by vote of LOG to 93 after having been discussed by
tl,to. H., flor
notice that he had two petitions OF the nature, bu,
would not present them in the present temper Of the
House
MIR. BOTrS AND JUDGE UPSHIR.
Mi Bolts has with a long letter in the Ma
tonal lncllgencer, prov ING by rreragabc testimony
the charges he made against Judge pshur. and which
denied by that gentleman. We will ondeavur 10
publish the letter in our next
o,Wc requested say that Messrs Wright and Pol
lard the Baltimore Reformed Dmnhads that have done
much for the Of Temperance have arrived in this
place, and will deliver several addresses These gentle
have been to Richmond and Pc, crsturg. and are
spoken OF in the highest The friends of Tenn
erance will remember that the W ashingon mon
Temperance Society hold their meeting this evening,
Monday, } in the Protestant Methodist Church.
give have received the Temperance L MON publish
cd at Raleigh, \. c. and edited by Sas Bielow. We
would cordially recommend TO the friends Of Temper
and hope that it will be circulated among the PEG
pie.
G;- meeting of the Democratic party OF Charlotte,
Was held at their last Court, and NM. IL. DENNIS,
Esl., nomna ted as their candidate represent
them in the Legislature Of Virginia.
WYATT CALDWELL, ESP, the present repre-
sentative is the Wing candidate for reelection.
o. We are authorized to say that General Dornan
dccitrs W. ming candidate for reelection, dele
from the county of RockLrdge.
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE
RrcuNoNp, February Q. 1912.
The debt OF the State Of Virginia. according the
late report OF the second Auditor amounts TO the sum of
S6,994 ,307 81 which has been created fer the fol
lowing purposes, to wit:
Internal improvements Is to3 l6l 81
war and Revolutionary debt 1859 II
Debt oflsl4 40 On) 60
subscriptions to stocks Of Exchange snd
Northwestern Banks, 15O1O7 90
Library Fund debt, 5000 90
s6,g9i .3o1 81
he annual interest on this debt is S.GqttiS o.