Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-01
Tho Vifeinin Election

Virginia for ~ years. has voted one On
Presidential Eecluus..-ond. until she i cross.
I'd nud recr1ssed by Railroads -and manufactures
arp mixed up with agreuure,-so she viii vote.
The prriudiccs # her farmers are nncouqncra-
Lle-and her interests matnly IN whent, and 10
hafco growing - that thcrc is never ANYTHING
II aiverslt, her Politics. she holds 10 unlearulng
nafhing. however much she may lcarn. Hence,
Wm Henry Harrison. # her own luns aud blood,
is 10 Rerr. "A scion OF her own noble stock, WIS
repndatcdb Y the state because " hc~n- an Aho-
hrion5sf," tiar that charge WINS what killed hinj
10 take up Martin an l}uren.
To expect lh"n yaarng pafty,-such A. ihe
*. N were. 10 take such "A state, tn first cnm-
paign. Wa- all nonsense. aud so we said IN suh.
stance, in nu article published IN the Express,
some two weeks ago. We see clearly through
al the drinsous at our h. \. friends, in Virgin
ia aud eI-"w herc.-that what they expected wa
impossible and after So saying for month
pa~t in conversation, "" inserted II ~ tho T.
pre-~ befure The election: loo late howcyer.to ia
damage in Virginia. We -aid thon top,-whst
We sly now. thai Virginia has become sccon.
dlly state ia the Mon. and that No such mpor-
,ancr. a. from old hnbit has been attached 10 her
Politics, ought 10 be thus attached. Illinois, and
even Georgia, of the second elias States mr. morr
important, and have more real influence in the
Union. And, hence, then, to reason, a- some
ia, TINT all depends upon Virginia, Is 20 rrAson
into nonsense. Virginia must be st down A. cor.
tain t. 60 for the "Democralic candidate" -be
il Murln Yam Barren, Vim. Loyd Garrison or
Icy. Ant"netrc Brown. The uord, not the s,Use.
tiehlc- the flncies Of Il majority Of the People.
This Anena Election, II only enc point
yiew, is important, and that j., IN The r.
~ascilntion of The so-called Democratic Par
~ There has been "a fuueinl anpng thai
party-nnd the only Northern member -lt
Of New Hampshire, WAS buried the oth'r day
Virginia starts II ngHin into Iitr,--put- it G,uu
the trnek-and shows that it is not all stoop
dead, -qnite nothing more. It Is the same Old
Virginia that voted for Van Barren ngninst llar
rison, aud for Pierce against lis own guinut Scott
who. for being his birth place, has mndc ii ~ i
lnstriou- in orr day, il was fer being the bird :
pacc of Washington. And it will be Gold Yin.
ginin. til the free school riddles. the Accomae
and tho I-es Of Wight, till the locomotive IN ,
telegraph uttle with thunder and Hghmin :
through all her Alrghanics,nu IN all her vail, =,
and ridges. SHE produces, II is true, MANY man
intelligent, nay, dlu,triodt mon, --amo of lin
very best ofour living statesmen. but M or
ity other farmers and plantcre are prciudiccd.=,
fanuticnl hgoted on polite, unlenrniug uutl
ing however much they learn. II is cnoagl
for Massu chusctts to go ono wav,-tor Nrginin,
right or wrong, 10 go another
The Know Noihings lobor,d IN Virginia uud,
the disadvantages ,hat they labor elsewhere
the imputatiou3 made against the secrecy OF
their lodges. and the eoncealment of thcr prime
plies from the public. Ofalltha, now that the.
are organized the quicker they diycst thcm>cly,
the better. Let the door bcthIown wide ope
let the public wink iu,-whcn the ordiual
transaction of rourtine hn,ne.s is over. l.,
them show thcir hands. Let them proclaim thei
principles Let tho whole world see whit tn
are after, and who they are, and when this
done If such popular principles as they hive, ca
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down-to say nothing more Nelr York II
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