, 1855-07-13
News by Stuart's Express.
vtrsi.ato All R1s1at;::
wise Elected by Io,ooo Majority.

srlt of tbc VIRGINIA election. Tn Philadel-
-n;. Nm yorL Iyosbingtor Ci,v Clcovc.
p"'"'
land, ana o'her cues 'he ucmocracy "''0
uniting in their shouts over the victory
One hundred and thirty-seven counties out
of oro brrdrcd and fortv.fopr rive Wise
~ 'o,.o'..,.;,.. ~ rho rsa;,, = r,,n,
~ 90 "'"Jo'''' "U V'".'" '0'"' .'
the whole state VIII propaply vary nut HI
tie from these figures.
( Two doys after the election in VIRGINIA
,,. w.. .n.. :, ,,,.,;a.sn C.,. 1La
MI " 'Sr wa. vi ," '''''''s '''' N"! . y.
news oil MS victor! was pouring ln'o 'he
city, when hc'was called upon for Asprcch,
bv a large assembly in. front of Browns
IIo,I IJ;. snoo,h ;s ronor,,d os c,,lows
VI. nv.
u! INC Nc", io'N H'''""''
FELLOW -CrMENs OF WAsmNGroN:-I
never regretted more in my Iifc than now,
that have not got more strength. 1t is
not generous TO trample on PROSTATE foe
Cries or good" good, and hear,
accompanied by groanS and other " dem
onstratiors,' but il ever allowed to pnt
my heel Oh the nccI; OF fallen enemy, |
might bcpardonea tonight Renewed in
terruptions here occurred l.. II there was
ever an opponent douneerins aud dictate
rial, it is that illiberal party which assumes
now to rule Amcrira. lie hes toaSted
that he was inyincihle. ] have met the
black knight with his vizor dowu. and his
shield and lances are broken More inter
ruptions from the know nothingS lie
had crossed the north stamping bis foot, SO
that the\naiion might feel The yiItsjng Of
the EARTH But he travelled in Hhe Night,
with dark lantern in hand and just before
day, 10 do bis boasting; men became ap.
palled, and their blood curdlcd in their
veins-their muscles crowded on their bone,
and fears came over the minds Of the
people. had proclaimed he was easily
conquered knew the rock of deiense--
and that rock. was the indomitablc dcmor-
racy. Tremendous cheers by the friends
of Mr.. Wise, and n renewal Of Interrupt
tions by his foesl. Mr.. Wise then briefly
gave ali account of the travel he had per-
formed, and of the oratorical tolls he had
endured during the canvass, and said:--
Notwithstanding Sam had achieved victo-
ries in the north, knew he could not meet
the masses Of the people, in primary as
semblages, in Virginia. ] knew he could
not stand before the pibroch aud trump oI
liberty. lie might live in the land Of Sc.
cret ballot, but he could not survive the
viva voce OF the people Applause and cries
Of Huzza for Sam" Aye, that voice
had overwhelmingly conquered in tho Old
Dominion Renewed applause Twas told
by my friends, and | now tell you-lhere
the confusion was SO great that the remain
der OF what MIR. Wise said was LOST Is
the ear OF the people not to be allowed to
listen to the language OF liberty Not
only are those Sans hurraing Tor the
destruction Of religious liberty but they
would trample on the ireeIom Of the pen
and press Applause ana disapprooanonl
l tell you yon have ionnd your master IN
purified majority, which consists OF tne con
sclen,ious aud conservative men OF Do'ii
the Old parties Renewed interruptions ana
various cries. mingled win app'auSel my
irlends, would, II were one OF lne LoruS
anolnted, give you little OF t9e hoiy wa
ter you ask for; yon need it Laughter,
applause, and groansl. You who are cry
ing out there for holy water, are hypocrltes
A voice" That's a lie; you want IT,.
You have joined in the war Of the Aboli,
tionists on the institutions Of Virginia. II
you want holy water, go to your high
priests Applause, mingled with cries Of
Hurrah for Sam"1. l think l have
made converts Of you, judging by your
cheering Renewed laughter by the friends
of Mr. Wise, aud cheering by his foesl.
thank you from my heart, he ironically
said, for your decent, orderly Conduct and
behavior lou have demonstrated you are
O''"y W. ~ ~ ni1ss1,s ':,s y. sL'' O .',
MS Won rule the country Discussion. il
would appear, is not tolerated. Mr.. Wise
was here silenccd by the groans from the
Know nothlhgs' aud the harrahs ior gam: J
11S COutiuutus-My lungs uIc tVu htoh iOA