Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-03
Daily @'lr9inian.
From tho Richmond Wing J
Wnitman r. Wiley. ESQ.

counsrls oi men. when great ends of public good
are 10 he attained. Not only do their nominees
come from localities best adapted to form an ad.
mnstrutou that may, most intclligcutly, and ~
the best advantage. overlook ull the varied inter
ests oi this large Commonwealth. but they are
men peculiarly suited FOR the separate positions
assigned them
of Goggin and Preston. it is not necessary that
we should speak in this quarter of the State. Tho
latter is Ms we'll, though not perhaps widely,
known for the qualifications of genius. cloqucnce
aud learning TINT the ufic' for which he is IA can
duatr demands ns the former for tho posses
SION o TINT sound practical sense, that fnmiari-
/, with public affairs aud those administrative
abilities that the chief Executive post of tho State
calls for.
Mr. Wiley, though most invornbly known to
many in this section of the State IL owing to his
remote position aud the little intercourse between
the people of his region aud those of Eastern Vir-
gna, more oi n stranger thnn either OF his coca-
gucS II Is Fortunate l"r uS. therefore, that, in
,auchng Tor his cmiucnt fitness for the office To
which he has been nominated, We mny quote tho
testimony ofhis opponents. Even his enemies hon
INN and tho worst that can he snid of him is in
h~ praise
The Fairmonnt Jirqiliaa, (bemocrntic) J motto.
ing Mr.. WlIic,'s nomination says: "Of Mr.. Will
Icy y character, II is not necessary torus to say
'rnvthiu., to oHr readers. Wo caerrlullv bear
"mjtnesN to his uprIeh,ncss his strict integrity,
CHS nnhlcmlsh"d name, md to the high esteem
I'm which he il held by all who know him, so inr
IA himself Is concerned" The Iug,aian adds
that IN thc event II Mr.. Willeys election. ''we
:" the uqirtio) should iecl no hesitation in en-
"trlsiiu, hun with tie uhtr ftr which ho is nom
"nn'ed. And il any l'i, can Induce ia To sny
'anNthng ngnlust the man hewrru aud
thu election however much We may criticisc
his political ,iews we very much mista-
"hrn'
The Norgantown Star tnnoihcr Democratic pm
per copies the articles from which the foregoing
sentences are extracted, for the purposeof making
sam" corrections. Tho Iagtnian had stated tha,
Mr. Wille,'4 career hnl been. like that ol most
men ot his party IN that section, maih,l l,y de
feat rather than success. To which the star re
spuuds.
In this friend ia greatly mistaken, We
cen,nlr, that Mr.. Wiley hns received greater
compliment tram the people thnn nny other
III our section. nj least in our limited acquaintance
in p'rI,s. bn the 22l OF Novcmber lSll, Mr..
Wlllrg Was elected Clerk uf the county Court for
,e,cn year. GA tho Goth Of November, 1911, he
was pointed 10y Judge Fry Clerk pIO tcmpore
Of the Circuit Court TIL next term: and on the 9Th
ot April, | IT, he was appointed Clerk If the said
| > urr f,r srvcn wears. Dn the 9Th Of November,
! Isis h. wa- reelected hy the County Court clork
ct sud Court l"r seven years Aud IN tho 2Sth
81 May, lSl', lac wa, 70 appointed by Judge Fry
/ clerk Of Circuit Court for seven years. In lSi9.
we believe, ,"i,ic rle,k of bath C,,.rnit and conn,
| II tWri&, NJ lIMrg mns ci,rtcd hg Mc j,eople to-
sat "a M, Rstorn 'onrcnt'on ot l'Wginii, and
! toat in district largely hcmocrntic This We
! con-ler the highest compliment ever rnd to n
! mau IN our ton of the State and shows that
j notwithstanding Mr. Wiley lns not always met
with success, owing 10 the iac that he belonged
u The minority party yet lac has been very high
/ " nm1luncntrd Everybody snys he should have
been nominated for Governor instead OF Goggin.
! We heard tbs suggested by many Of his friends
nt Wheeling. And indeed we not surprised
81 1t, for he is considered by them, nnd indeed all
hi party Of the State the very beau hicH of
/ Wh,grry, nu1 pink of perfection generally
against all It whi h We hayo not II word to say
i BArn,Ns - Tue pr,p SfA--A pleasant cor
/ respondent ,iihc Boston Post, writing from Je-
rasne.n thu, hum5rously describes his Dead Sea
! BATH
| The Dead Sea has nothing of the dcsolaion
! which ii In. been the pleasure IF travellers To de-
! scribe, nui il sneat the secret dread with which
! l. inspires the I,ll rim l. ol course, took bnth
her" an! ~ WINNER who has II fancy to keep
/ hls L. "c. ns head out Of the writer, can
i ina guo that ii must hcqutc pleasant. My French
/ trlcni. who il not n lttle inclined 10 corpuenry
conInlaiigl that lac could not get down into the
water nnd ntol about. now one side M, NOW
ai,ohrr for all The world lik" an inflated bladder.
/ bn emerging from the water it rapidly
cvnpprntrl hy the sun; and the salt crystalIizing
sticks of rHrk candy, family resemblance to
/ lDi'S viii"
With sensation upon skin, as if we had
! been picked fer family use. and with II taste III
| our mou,h compounded of glauher salts and asa
! incia. We consider that Que bath in the Dead Ses
was enough fora Iifo time
'fnE N,TlovAL DrMocRAri, PARTr.--That iavo-
rite. but iree.sppken Irish Democrat John Mitch
, 81. has bad his knowledge Of the party vastly in
4 Ia, hn
/ lived in Tennessee, distance lent it enchant-
nlent and he was accustomed to say compliment
! tarv things Of what he knew not much about; but
/ the inside view Of things he has had at Head
/ quarters has sickened disguised and cured him.
] I'm the southern Citizen. he says;
The National Democratic party has vanished
/ Ike the morning mist, and passed away as 4 tale
that is told, On Wednesday. in the Senate for
The first time this session, our National Democrats
,entured 10 lop; one another in tho face. and par
ted with sArek Of horor and CONSERVATION.
| They dared. though reluctantly, aud with WY ia
! res, to try and test the opnoa Of what once
] Il party. upon The one great question which rules
ana dslracts all our politics. foreign and domestic
| Slavery.
''Such is the harmony of the Democratic party.
| On every question Sare one they are two vcllde-
! fined and very lo-;e parties. That one question
i, public plumber. 1t is great principle which
i hn, maintained the hormnny Of the party long
/ cl u%h. hui II bursts at laSt. lhe peinccrabc
party, from ihi, day, goes straight to dissolution
/ aul the 'i'nnn' after it,
SINGULAR SricIDrA correspondent of the To-
! icda Blade. writes from German Township. Full
tom County, O., describes the suicide by shooting,
oI John Schadc. n man about fifty years of age,
WHO formerly resided near Cincinnati, but four
teen Years since left his wife and child. moved to
Fulto. County and lived by himself. Some time
since he had IA fight with negro who bit on his
nose. 4 man standing by did not come to his aid,
/ /. L., nt.J Iisfr