Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-26
VIRGINIA..


Every dav we are receiving assurances from all quar-
ers If VIRGINIA which lead the belief that sae Will
nfbly cast for Zachary Taylor on the 7ih Of
November next On Ills subject the Norfolk Herald
speaks as follows:
the 9TH inst. says
Our candid opinion is that there is not county in
Southwestern Virginia where the changes less than
fifty in our favor and in or two ovthem tour times
that number"
We speak advisedy hen we say that, IT all who call
themselves higs will do their duty and poll their votes.
nobna can be nefp certain than that Virginia will give
majority for her gallant who his reflected much
honor on the land ohs nativity BY the halo Of his glorious
achievements in the service of his country 1t tie w hlgs
do their DUTY the Of democrats whose patriotism
stronger than their party prendcrs. and whose sense
of justice the glorious Of Virginia outweghs their
attachment the nurthen with southern prlncl-
PIES" will 90 the work. We know goodly number OF
them in our city. who will either march straight up
and vote for Old Zack, not vote at all: and IT the
Wings will stand up to their duty they did in 1914.
the nsj y of that year, $50 for Clay. will be ncreas
ed 800 for Taylor, and no mistake Only let the Wings
in every other county and corporation In Virginia do
well as this and our good old State will be redeemed
and may begin TO hope hat she soon will be IN the
high road prospery for ii that heretofore she
has boosted of little other progress than that of her de-
mocracy. Upon The Wings, then, is deyolved high
responsibility, the manly and energetic discharge of
which will undoubtedly be repaid by success in a noble
and patriotic cause.
There no doubt that the Herald speaks the truth
There are hundreds. might say thousands of men,
ali through the State who have heretofore voted the 10
cooco ticket and who intend to vote for Gen. lay
lor.
We tell our Wing brethren again, that they can car
ry the State. There is net the shadow of DOUBT about
n-Let them only believe what we say and act upon
the belief and our upon shall prostrae Cass
SiE in NQ"rmber The only difficulty that stands in the
way of triumphant success is the impression which
seems pervade the Wing party, that it is impossible
to carry Virginia We tell them it is not impossible.
is both possible and easy if they will only them
selves. Instead of dscouraging another by commu-
ncaiing doubts and fears, 90 work like who do
not to be beaten. and you will not be beaten
The ''Norhern with Southern principles" who
has been selected from the shores of the lakes represent
the Shareholders Of the South, and who abhors slavery
and pays for lis abolition ''every where, has popular
ity in Virginia, and never have There is nothing
in his character recommend him to people peculiar
" sensible TO acts of magnanimty and hero The
cold selfish calculating rce holder for forty years
the man who has faened upon extras until his wealth is
sufficient constitute dozen speadid ortunes-the Gen
who has victory except sne lie lnslnliican
skirmsh, against old Fac. The Locofocos
! know it, and they using every means to bolster
up their candidate, by circulating documents and false
intelligence all over the country.
heads, that you gain the victory. You can,
if you fail to DC it, you deserve to beaten from the III
day of next November until the end of all lime.-Whig