Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-26
Probabtu for Cas-.
Total, Cass

OF course we do not say that the States will vote pre-.
cisely above for think Taylor will do better; but
this is partial point Of view. There may be changes
both ways, but The above table will show that, conced
ing to Gen. Cass Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin aad the en-
Gen. Taylor will sdil be elected
ms estimate certainly moderate; and no one
well doubt that il based upon substantial grounds
We entertain firm confidence that several of the States
set down for Cass will vote for Taylor. But it is al
ways best to prepare for the worst-and then there is
10 be any disappointment, it will be the 1ight side
We trust therefore, that the only effect of our late vico-
ry IN Pennsy vana will be, 10 encourage the friends of
Taylor to renewed and still more vigorous exeron
1.-The snake is only scotched not killed" With the
Loco Focos every thing is stake. If they lose the
election they lose power, place. spos,-he honors and
emoumenls of office,-the luxury of Nomination. the
pomp and pride of high pace-a in short, that long
years OF ascendency have made dear to them They
will not give way without desperate struggle They
VIII leave TO stone unlurned eXpedient untred no
thng undone that human ingenuity devise, and pre-
terhuman selfsiness can carry out. Their bonndless
resources OF fasehood and of fraud the inscriptions use
which experience teaches they will always make of
them and the absolute desperation of the crisis in which
they placed combine to assure us that the battle is
yet Overhat the contest, fact has scarcely vet
begun.
We must be prepared, therefore, to hold the ground
we have won, 10 recover what have lost and to make
new nroads upon them. Pennsylvania must not be
has gained it. The Loco Focos will now pour men and
money INTO that State with unrvaed profuson. They
must be met every where. Ohio they will make ire
mendous effurs to and the Wings must be pre-
pared TO resist them The last moment With suitable
exerllons believe that State can be recovered The
canvass for governor has been fair test The
Wing candidate refused TO be known supporter Of the
Wing nomination Tor Presiden and there can be no
doubt that many Wings refused vote for him upon that
ground.
We must be prepared for every kind of intrigue and
trick on the par, Of our opponents. They may, and
doubtless will, make desperate effort gain TerAont
Connecticut and .Ne,c jersey by fomenting divisions
mong the Wings, or uniting the opposing factions Of
their own party. They may hope thus the result
even they lose Pennsylvania: and they will undoubt-
eddy count upon the overweening confidence which the
recent result in that State may inspire, for relaxation Of
effort on The part of the Wings in other states. Ia this
they must be disappointed,
The friends of Taylor thoroughly and universal
y awake. Less than month remains before the elect H.
Every hour of that short space should be devoted The
cause. Results Of vast, almost incalculable moment
depend upon the issue. We have in our power to Sc
cure an overwhelming triumph TO Danish from the 60
vernment the rash counses that have nearly wrought
It's rum and 10 place 1t again upon the pal of peaceful,
steady and safe prosperity Should the result be adverse.
that man will incur fearful responsibility who shall
have neglected to do everything in his power
and prevent it.-.N " Courier