Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-18

The National Democrat of New York. gives
the following history Of the mode and means Of
warfare resortod to by the administration tick
ct" in the late election in that STATE, lhe ne
count, while il tlrows a sill darLjr -hude o,er n
picture that was black enough before, brings out
in stronger relief the elevated aud honest course
Of the Dickinson aud Bronson party. W.
quote;
"There are over six thousand applicants IN the
Collectors office for places. To control the votes
of these National officer was removed, and
''Soft she'll put in his place This act was inI-
lowed by a general announcement in the soft
shell" papers, that mo person who votes he
Hardshell ticket need expect office under tbe Al
minstration.' II WINS also ntimotcd tint tho
six thousand applicants We're expected h work
valantly for the Decentralization Hcktf # they
would have their cluims respected. Every MN
III the Custom House was taxed ten, fifteen aud
twenty live dollars, To carry on the "Solt SHELF
canvass and at the sumo time shrewdly in
formed that if he understood his own interest on
the day of election, there would be no danger
The secret moil-agents also trayersed the
whole State, inspiring and nstructing the post.
masters. who, with hardly an exceptions. are free
soilers. and the whole weight of the General co
vernment was brought down, 10y direct inter
ference, upon the National Democracy. Against
such odds we went into the campaign We nei-
ther raised money, nor nude any extra efforts nj
organization. The MASSES knew the day al cleo
ton, aud they came aut voluntarily in such proud
numbers rs the results hase shown. More thnn
two-thirds of the Assembly Districts OF the Siate.
which sem double sells ot delegates 10 the last
Syracuse Convention, have pronounced by large
majorites over the 'sotts. that ihp National del.
egates were the true representatives ot the Do
moeraey of those districts. VIII that besottcd
Cabinet make note # this fact, and then say
which party had nh honest majority of delegates
at that convention p
Ii may be noted, Ia connection with this, and
most significant occurrence, that immediate
ly after tn result of the election was aseer,ain-
ed, John an Buren,, the leader of the diseomlit-
ed forces, Redfcd the successor # Bronson in
the Custom House. and the Naval officer for that
port repaired to Washington. A revelation OF
the motives or messages that took them there
and OF scenes which some inner recess OF the
White House may have witnessed aud concealed,
since they arrived, would starlc the South like
ire-bell at night" Their very presence seems
to have been enough to awaken the suspicion and
alarm of the national democrats of that region,
for simultaneously with their appearance at the
Capitol the following call was issued
The democratic republicans of the District of
Columbia, and citizens of the several States nd
joining here opposed to free-soilism, or any re-
cognition of the same by a democratic admins
tration, are requested Ia meet at Copp's saloon,
Louisiana avenue, on Monday evening. Nov. IT,
at seven O'Clock, to congratulate the sterling ma
tonal democracy of New York upon their recent
sturdy and triumphant yindieation of their princ-
pies.
No union with the enemies Of the Union.
Washington with the "powers that be, now.
is so much the headquarters of Free Sellers that
this looks very much like an attempt to
- "bead the lion in his dem