Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-02-28
The Result in Virginia.

It is impossible at this early time, to give any accurate classification of the dele gates elected on Monday to the convention.
 The term Union has very different sig nification out of Virginia, from that given to it here. In the North MT. Bolts and Mir. Clemens are understood as "Union |" In Virginia they are excluded from any such classification, and are denounced as black republicans. Mir. Bolts has been signaliy defeated. Mr. Clemens has been elected, but will find himself alone, without a party anfwithout all classification.
 The secessionists, per SC, the uncompro- missing, unconditional secessionists, will number about thirty--the remaining dele gates are men who will promptly adopt secession ordinance when satisfied that pro- per guarantees cannot and will not be given in the present Union. The condition upon which the convention will consent for Vir- ginia to remain in the Union, will be the adoption of such guarantees as will secure her rights, and bring back Me seeded States. While Virginia cannot remain in the Union without the seeded States, she will, before seeding, exhaust every effort to bring back the seeded States upon proper guarantees of their rights.
 She has, recently, twice renewed assur- ances of her deep and abiding attachment to the federal constitution; her legislature inaugurated the conference of commission CTS at Washington, and her people have elected an overwhelming majority of dele gates earnestly desirous of an honorable maintenance of the Union. Nothwith- standing tho hostile attitude of the north. ern States. notwithstanding the avowal of coercion by the next administration, not withstanding the bullying menace of the present administration in collecting stand ing army in Washington, notwithstanding the imminence of the actual conflict be- tween the federal government and several of the seeded States, the people of Virgil mia have not been driven from again attest- ing their love for the Federal Union, and desire to see it maintained without the loss of single States.
 Nineteen-tpemtietAs of Me delegates elect to t4e contention wiU require equality and safety % the Onion, or seek independence out of u. Not ten unconditional unionists have been elected.
 The convention will look with deep anx- iety to the result of the conference which on Monday met in Washington; and while it may take action before that conference has adjourned, yet the action will not be final until all reasonable efforts at adjustment have failed. Equality in, or independence out of the Union, represents the opinions of very large majority of the delegates elect
 The term "Union," by which many of the delegates elect are designated, is calculated to convey very erroneous impression of the character of the convention.
 More than two-thirds of the convention are resistants, who are restrained from ad- vocating immediate and unconditional re- sistance bp a desire to unite the whole peo- pie of Virginia. Some of these gentlemen are designated as Union, because elected over gentlemen who desired immediate dis union, without any effort at adjustment. The submissionists have met with defeat signal and overwhelming in Virginia.
 Resistance has triumphed in Virginia; and, unless speedy adjustment is effected and the seeded States induced to return, Virginia will strike an effectual blow be- fore the 4th of March. -Richmond Enq.