Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-14

after mutual CONSULTATION and adfiscnont. giving IL
each candidate and his friends fair opportunity
see objection to this nominations
and VIC happy to say that every Nhg With whom
we have conversed with one exceptions, eoncurs
in this opinion And We astonished HAT there shond
be even dissenting ydice-snce il is obvious that
less the number 81 Mig candidates lie reduced the dt
feat OF all Of them is almost inevitable Why should
..,o throw away votes. by dividing them among a
4unber of candidates, o Of chom must Be detded By
that drisionicls may maize thea tea, by coacenfrd-
ting them upon and eiecting f,eo Of Tie number? And
how can this concentration be fairly prop
erly Effected, than by public meeting u the Wings,
OF which full and adequate notice has been given, and
which may therefore be attended by all who feel de
sire to participate in its proccedngs' 1t gives ad-
vantage over B, b any advantage c. 1t eua-
bcs each Of their friends in all their strength,
and in the least Objectionable mode, the nominal
ton ofthc individuals likely the
Of the entire party Blu, we will not argue farther this
proposition. II was perhaps. unnecessary TO say as
much as we have done--since i, met with the almost
universal concurrence ofthe Wings las, Monday after
noon, and will, do not doubt, be cordially responded
10 Tuesday nen.
In .lnherst, Robert ~ Brown is the Whig and Dr.
quail chances of SUCCESS. The parties being nearly
balanced in point of numbers, every thing Of course will
depend upon the zeal Immunity aud activity each Ii
the Wings will go to the polls, Amherst wall again re
turn Wing delegate.
In Nelson, Dr. Iitilebcrry n. Lyon, O.oco) the
late delegate is opposed by r. Cabell, Ovhig) From
all hear Mr. Cabcll's election is certain.
In .qbcmaic, DR. Hardin Nlassie and Alex Rives are
,i,o \Ehir md L. D., 1,h, =
+. Leake the candidates of the Locos The contest may
be close, but feel entire confidence the success
the Wing ticket.
In Buckingham, Robert c. Nicholas and Mai James
NJ. Patterson the Wing candidates-and Ro r.
HUBBARD and Thomas S Boc,ck are their opponents.-
The chances about equal but the Wings are sangune
and confident.
In Charlotte, the late Wing delegate, Wyatt Card
well, Esq, is opposed by Mi. Dennis, Q.oco) In this
county, parties generally neck and neck but we
have implicit reliance the speed and bottom of Mr..
Caldwell Boston, il is true, was boa, occasion
by nag unknown fame but accidents Of thiSsort rare
ly happen twice.
Bedford is of course safe by hundreds. DR.. Thomas
p Mitchell and G. A. Wingield are the Wing candi-
.laes--and will be opposcdby John Board and WIN. n
Merweher, Esqrs. The proc oings Of the meeting
nominating Mesrs h. and NJ. were received too late
for this paper They shall appear in next
Piitsyluania is also safe, although are informed
that the Loco Foco candidates playing dexterous
game--Disagreeing themselves as to the policy ofthe
State in reference to the Banks, and 10 the proprey
of receiving the States quota of the Land fund they de-
cline hunting in couples and Of them takes the
Northern part of the county and the other the South
ern, in which to disseminate their opposing ylews-due
regard being had, of course. in the assignment of their
respective circuits to the popularity oftheir antagonist
pinons Mcssrs. White and Terry cannot possibly
succeed, however. in overcoming the srang u hig
joriy i'll that old Republican county, and therefore
set down the election OF Messs John Keen and c. ID
Bennett, the Wing candidates, ccra;n.-ln the Sen
atorial District, Of which Pittsyvania is part, We
hive heard of opposition to Capt Vincent Witchcr.
In Franklin, the Nhig candidates are Samuel Hale
aud Jubal A. Early the Loco Foco, Norbone NJ. Tai
iaferro and II L. Muse. An opinion is prevalent that
the delegation will be divided. All admit that the con
test will be close and doubtful We have. however
strong hopes Of success Hale is an old campaigner
aud is hard to beat. The people have tried and proved
him, and know him to be true steel Early is nat
young man. but he veteran head upon bis shout
ders The county never had more faithful delegate
never one who studied her interests more assid =
uously, or who was more prompt or more able to
defend them. With Mr.. Muse have no acquain
tance,-but of Mr.. Taliaerro may say. that, while
we concede 10 him talents of the highest order he is
lady deficient in that stability which gives them more
tftan.sf their value. An ardent Wing short time
60 he Is of the berest assaiants OF his late as
soclacs, as he was but short time since the violent
denonncer of those who have made him of their
leaders. A National Bank man short time SINCE be
now repudates that institution nexpedicnt and for
aught we know, unconstitutional. MIR. + in one word
has no fixed opnunsand is therefore every thing by
turns, and nothing long, lie is unquestonably an
BILE lawyer, and hope long to hear of his at
the bar; but he is most unsafe politician and there
fore hope that he may make his debut in that chara
ter next winter.
In Rockbridee. the I.ocos have traicd their nae
having determined not nominate candidates. Messrs
Dorman and Leyburn its late able and iaithfnl dele
gates, having withdrawn, the Wings have nominated
Capt Robert f., White and Capt David f. Moore
Z. Z. Baldwin, Esq, (Whg) is also cutnpon his own
hook
From Henry and Patrich we have no very definite ac-
counts In the former, however the success of the
Wing candidate is deemed certan.-n the latter more
than probable.
30 much or the counties in our immediate neiphbor-
hood, In which there will be struggle We have
however, cheering accounts from other sections of the
State In the Wheeling and Kanawha Senatorial dis
trc,s, the present Loco Fcco members i'll tits believed
be superseded by Wings. In Harrison county, the cleo