Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-18
From the rrdshington Standard.
TIE END OF THE CAMPAIGN

We have been beaten in New York by foreigners and
dboonists aud the SO lec'ual votes of thai ari and
anti State have by these and the fuuesi spe>
ces OF legal vung also been given 10 the free trader
and anne xatcnstl
Thus has the candidate Of the Wing party, the first
aud the greatest Statesman in Amefics--he who has
twice saved The country and Is the noblest work of God
an honest mnn"-n man endowed with all the quaitica
tons both Of head and heart make eminent up
right and just Chief Magistrate of this great Republic
in all probability been defeated, and the creature ot
circumstance, OF accident, General Jackson's man of
been elected the seat graced by Washing
tot Jefferson Madison, Monroe, Adams, aud Harrison
How Illuminating
But shall we, az freemen, "who know our rights and
knowing, date maintain them" abandon and give up
the sh Up the that as il now seems, IL about Il,
take possession of her, for four years cruise Never
-no. neverl
We are in the right, and will stand by our arms and
prisciples, and at least form minority which Will
not only keep ever wachinl eye upoG The works ol
The maiiy. In the exercise o lis II gotten power. and
thereby do much towards preserving glorious instu.
tions but be ready rally in the next canpagn with
energy and power and might which will mol fail ITO
expe the Go,hs and Vandas from Ronei"
What Wing dies not rejoice tha, he has given his
support to Henry Clay The great Kentucky States
man. # he is defeated. will he drarer ,nnn ever 10 the
hearts Of the Wings everywhere who have stood gal
lanty by him. and who would have ttlumphanily e
ec,ed him. bu, for the Of the aboliois and for
eigners
"More true joy Marcrllu, exiled feels,
Than Cesar with Senate al his hecL"
Mr.. CLAY can now, IL defeated. look On, with his
friends and witness the heart bunnes, srfes and quar-
rels Of the d frren, factions that constitute the dominant
party The friends Of Calhoun fighting for tho sue
cesson, free trade, and Texas The Benton, Van Blu
ren, and Buchanan forces taking, and maintaining must
obsnateIy, exactly the reverse position Cass aud his
friends in quandary which side they shall esponsr
but 10 be- in the melerl Tyler and his Guard" ma
king the mos, of Their fired tac while il lasts. and
planning for furious but harmless onset 1T whatever
section Vi the party To them Ia preduulnate and
III disposed to dp justice John 1ye. !" by fulfilling
certain understanding to give him the Locof,cu
nation Tor eighteen hundred and forty eight. Ness.s.
Bib, WckliHe, aud Nelson. (lfnoi Calhoun. Wilkins
and Mason ) sticking their places in the Cabinet, re-
solved aodcate unless absolutely dismissed. while
Amos Kendall, Andrew Stevenson, William L. Marcy
Cave Juhnson Be, will be standing ready and gfihnlng
ghasy smiles nj them II not absolutely exclaimlng,
"Gei We gone ~c ,cnnt your places !"
Aud what will General Jackson say Will he con
sent that Mr.. Calhoun, the that he painted 10
hang him as high Ilamnn for his notification. shall
be his pets Secretary Of STATE Believe it who may.
Andrew Stevenson is the man, as Thomas Richie
knows.
Such party. composed Of such materials, and "held
together by the cohesive power Of public plumber, may
triumph for the hour but their CANNOT, WILL
NOT LAST.
Let livery Wing, them he is conscious that he has
done his duty, resolve To continue III its performance
faithfully, in the GALLANT ARMY TO which he is vol
tarly attached with the cheering hope that VICTORY
will YET crown his enoris Let him NEVER DE
SPAlR of The REPUBLIC. but in going down
tempoarly, cry every Wing II, The language OF the
immortal Lawrence, whose departing SOU assured him
that the GOOD CAUSE would triumph, DON'T GIVE
UP The SHlPp