Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-19
THE New York Triunlnh

We briefly announced, in Postscript 10 our
last, the election Of the Wing candidate for The
Mavoraltv in New York, and the success of the
Wing ticket generally. The triumph turns out
to Be most decisive. We have, heretofore, an
nounccd that Mr.. Van Setback, the candidate of
the Free Soil iaction-a man who voted for Van
Buren, and Adams-had been also nominated by
the Old Hunker wing Of the Democracy. This
coalition led Us TO believe that he would be elect
ed. The result has shown that We were greatly
mistaken. Mr.. Woodruff the nominee of the
" his, has succeeded bv majority Of 346.-
He will serve from the 1st Of Nav next 70 the
1st Of January, 1851. when the new Charter will
70 into effect. The Wings have elected Alder
men and Assistant Aldermen in thirteen, out Of
eighteen, wards. They have elected also. as JUS
tees the Superior Court, John Duer VIM W.
Campbell and J. L. Mason and as Justices of
the Marine Court. Edward Z. CowleS and Jas
Lynch, Tn short, the victory j complete ana
glorious. The amended Charter, submitted to
the people for acceptance, is adopted by very
large majority.
The Express saws:
"Ihe victory 81 gratifying in is details, Is much more
enchanced BY the and dissolution If coalition w
tween the Hunkers and Baruburuers as unnatural as il
was mn rncpIed, and which pleased TO the
people If All parties have more N lc~s ppudiaed Tie
50 called Democratic party always pnckI-d enorrh
N is character and lis principles hut this mosaic coa
un Vt coIorfd Northern arLbuntr viii sou Hell Congo
African ilunkrr bold and repngnant ID nearly
all mems natures, that Tammany Hall, the attempt
N make It. has tunbed 10 pieces and the eNraordua
~ spectacle presented asi nIht III THAT Hail. If MI
Sirahan, of tie orators, dou0rucnr his own ticket
his own parry, and all concerned in framing it, 10 the
credit Of many If tile Iuukers ~ it sad hat they would
not vote r the Ticket and particularly the Irish por-
them Ebu WGuid mi he RED +ha
brace. they said II VI their handbs VII Frpder
lex Douglass s Coz Mr. Van Schack their candidate.
Is certainly highly respectable man. of uumpeacha e
character and pnsiion,-but the Iunkers ouk him with
shrng, because Ne voted fur ivan Buren, ana Adaus'
aud barubnrnes had strength enough to make ND for
the indifference 70 lhe result hat such nomination ere
ated. Meanwhile it mus W source " great pleasure
to the whole tniln. that New York " higs have put
down mere sectional party which, greedy only Of pre
sent sIOIl~ aud Indifferent u future cnns sequence all
tempted to establish here parry distinct from and Jude
pendent Of the parties that embrace the whole Union"
\ Mark the manner in which ono wing Of The
Democracy speaks of the other. The True Sun
the organ Of Hunkersm, after acknowledging
the defeat OF the party to be complete, saws:
The oarnbnrners nave added ano,her chapter to the
dark history Of rearhery and dis,rraniz With I
pretended desire 10 bring about ecpnciliaon and witt
virtual pledge break up their convcting organize
non IN this CITY, they approached the democracy anc
i when they Were met grnunj which they had ayuw
ed To be sat saCory. they into the field with Sep
arae nomination for judges, SC. The indignation caus
ed by This aIocInns conduct among the Democracy pl
unJus " as we think upon Mr.. Van Setback as il
victim aud was primary canse in parayzng the arm
q The Democracy " bile we but condemn h
course which some Of our party have taken under tn
Influence Of this feeling. have no hesitation in ex
pressing our entire the sentiment of de-
tesatun which the conduct Of that treacherous factio
deserves"
The organ of the Barnburners, the Globe, say
that the vote Of the Free Soiiers was last Yea
but 5000 in the citv-and that Mr.. Van Schaicl
received near 10000 votes-and with great gray
lty sets down the increase OF the party at II 00I
claiming as Free Soiler every Huaker Dem
ocrat who supported him as the nominee of tn,
party. 1t inters from this increase that the part,
must be soon in the ascendent, in city and State
The Globe then says
The reity ban Of consprators who united or the Dur