VIRGINIA.

From, the Richmond Whig.
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From the Ricianond Wh7g.


/" The cause in Virginia is more and more cheer


ing. More than 60 counties have moved in sending
members TO the Convention-many of them holding
decided Administration majoriies We wish 10
fatter nobody, to decetue no body. We leave hat
terry to them who have crept into their present con-
sequence by crawling at the feet Of every popular
man in the country-and deception TO those whose


political lives have been a masquerade in which
that character was always assumed best suited for
| the time to catch patronage.


1--WE say again, Virginia is doing we'll Themea


who once dictated to her can dictate no longer


The People are thinking and acting Without pre-


tending that Virginia is for the Administrator


which we never have said, accounts from numerous


parts of the State authorize the hone that she will


in the final struggle, be against jackson. Our de-
taor says, Virginia has laid down course Tor her
SELF from which she will not depart lie has at.


tempted to lay down Il course fer her, from which


she aoW depart, if it plehses her. Virginia


doubtful--rery doubtful. long and strong pull,
| AND WE SHALL CARRY THE DAY. The


grey heads and the weight of talent. are on our side
of the question. TO our friends we say, suffer not
/ yourselves to lie bullied trightened--prcseHe
YOUR confidence and your SELF respect. live fall
+ we fail in cause which every OF US can lay bis
hand on his heart and say lie believes the cause Of
public safety and tranquility. Courage and mi desl
b randuu.


e From the Tt'c2sls9g h.telfgeaeer.
We heard il stated recently that Mr. MadscA
Mr.. Giles, Judge Brooke, Judge Caheil Judge aIo
!, art, I1r. Field oi Brmiswck Mr. Mckinley OF omo,
"A and Mr. Newton of Norfolk, are The only survivors
Y Of the Electors who III 1900 gave the vote OF TINS
. State TO Mr. JGEFERsoHind that all these gentle
) men, except MIR. GiLHs, are now in favor OF Mr'
J, ADAMS in opposition 10 Gen. JACKSON Mr. MAD.
IsoN's opinion was stated as matter OF belief huI
no doubt appeared TO exist 10 the others judge
= Brown and Judge HOLMES, who were also elected
: at the same time and who have died since Mr. A.
y election are known TO have preferred him. lhe
: Convention, which is to meet in January, will Is
expected, consist of many of the most distinguished
- :, republicans in the State--among whom we nave
- heard the n, es of Judges Brooke, Cabe, Coaller'
IL Carr, Stewart Dade. Col. Watts, formerly Speaker
- Of the Senate, Chapman Johnson, &C. &C.


i, We have seen some objections made TO our JUDGES
= having either lot or part in the election but we Dr.


eve that at the first election Of Mr. j. the venela
: BILE Pendleton and w ythe we're both electors anu


that in addition to the Judges before named as nav
: ing been Electors, Judge Roane, Judge Broken


hrough. and several others, have been subsequent
~ elected to the same Office. Hit Was right lheh'


it cannot be wrong now. 1,r:.


Speaking of the Administration meeting IN WIN
Is chester, the Vrgnian' Of that town, Jaehsol
4 paper frankly says
eThe friends of the Administration in this coun,,
t. held their meeting Tuesday last; it was his'l'
e. respectable as TO the character of those who cou
ui posed it, and quite as 10 the number" !.
r The Petersburg lntelligencer ofthe 18TH says y
e. reference to the Administration meeting in that To-"
on the 3D. that g il was among the most numefou
It and respectable ever held here by any party
a. by UNION ofpartes, on any occasion whatever.
10 From the National Intelhgencer.


r. PENNSYLVANIA.


of Ertract Of letter from gentlemen IN Pattseurs'
y the Editors. dated 1oh iastant.
#. "The friends of the Administration held me-
ed ing at the Court House nthis city to-day at coc
IA 1t very numerousy atteuded-at least 4oo p
ID sons were present. Five Delegates were appof


ed to.attcnd a Convention at llariisburgh on : :
ose 4th ofIanuary TO put electoral ticket IN non'
EN- ton, Ayorabie TO the present Administrator ],
ri meeting unanimously recommended the nomna
ing of JoHN ANDREW s;rLzE. Governor 0! th's ~"
ngs for Vice President


