Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-30


day in Philadelphia We have since heara ct
it at various points in Now Jersey Y ut
accounts, il bad brought up at Princeton
| What is the matter with tho Democratic plat
form Why can il nj repose quietly Al = tea'-
/ land-ssnd still aud see The salvation # fae
country. Til, bobb'ng around II Platform
doesn't look well.
In bis speech here ia.t week, Mr. NenabiH dg-
uouncod in mefiied terms that mon.trans aifae.fy
Of the last Congress hy which. i1st Mt the e.o.e
! Of the session. the members took from the lrets.
urv about double tie amount Il pay iaf uh#eh
they had contracted. He declared hat fhsse
who participated in IL wou' unworthy Of tie
slightest confidence and that no ole Of lhen
should ever receive bis vote. He rejaeed lint
there were few who had the honesty 10 refuse
ANY share # the obbcry. II is due L. those gen-
tIemcu that their names should be known. Wo
hope that some Washington journal will taxi H."
trouble 10 investigate and expose the facts Of Ills
unparalleled transaction. Who voted for tho
measure and who against it! Who shared the
booty aud who refused Let us have the facts.
lfthoy cannot be had this way let every con
stituency lnterrogate it. representatives
The Black Republicans of New lork .Isily
regard Mr.. Fillmore their only formidab. eom-
pttitor for thu voteaf TINT State. The following
from the CORES pondencc Of the New York Tunes
"a Fremont ofeanJ shows how the prospects Of
Mr. Buchanan are regatded there.
Cmr4txAssa 1rnsD- SUNDAY sept =
Politics are mol very active 90 rh.- vicinity although
have heard of oae or t"p Fillmore APOSTLE al narh
here. with little encouragement THE county prami-
aes "a we majority Tor Pr om and Fremont i
low da,, ago looked IN a Syracuse and Auburn
Here tbr political efcr runs higher Ia Autumn O.
pcrall, the greatest activity prevails. IT,. Hepul-
i.ran- and iic Fillmore men are each wuga.uR With
much Industry aud He }affsr ot them #ras ~
s4a tl" fys - sHeess Buctfp1l hJs se7res 6#tHii
- that ua11fQ ~ ar llYas.5 io him: of -
astt tp haHsH fas. aaaa ~ Pr0,'Hf ht ft5sH II
SfyaQ leta tr ar 50 dipti u 10 utjeHs hut
lbets interest. eassa b. safz "a lH'm.rts lus8z and
that ,fuy u.lis = i.eat i,osa' and Hqflaafa batt.
rho mass ol the people in tayuga county are e1farl
ar Fremont AMI tf#m tie evidences presented tHHfe
AN be bat lIfir doubt th9' They Will roll up suet.
majority for Freedom lAlz Fail pt even fHfuel seer
gave before ThstHdaR.aaf af., rtsrrsr io, ~
4arsi MW Baeta4aa adi run tlr hlud iiaazs4ad
Htu ifo,,ativ ~ qst hi sHf51,H az Hs 54#z ~ I'D
B,ancra'. t,trs ph9 hafs at.a1.u.j us Fra-sIatry
fHaan1n iyItfofa. Efficient stump speakers. hnw-
ctrr. atc needed ia maut Of the mailer town. aa#rs
ht.. ".H els a. eoft u some places stopping 10
repeat the yaroua siauders against Fremont which
dato been exposed 50 eleafF Ia tAc Afsefrtiea
TIM STATISTICS or TIE PGV>s'A. nTeuos
IN l-5i, have ben published by the Richmond
1mf,iraH, ma they show that Pollock received
tho American aud Wing vote, amounting II 29I,
01S, whilo Bigler, who Obtained the Democratic \
foreign vote, had lGl0ol, leaving mojoiil, for
the American Of y .0o1. 1t is concluded tint one
half of the foreign Democratic vote If 1T, O1D viii