Old Virginia /:
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There is no State in the Union whichis at this
moment the theatre of a more animated and reso-
lute contest than the odd Dominicn.' Front the
seaboard to the Ohio, from the Potomac 10 the Ro-
anoke, the State is one vast area on which the
champions Of the two parties are daily engaged In
discussing the great questions of the day and CON-
mending the views of their respective parties to
the People. Foremost in upholdng the Wing
banner are WILLIAM c. RYEs, who is speaking
everywhere; JOHN Al. Boris, ALIEN. IL. II. Sru-
ART. GEO. w. SUMMERS, WM. BALLARD Preston,
R.1isoH T. DANIEL. But the Wing Electors,
Hunter, Irving, Stephenson, &c. arc also con-
stantly on the stamp, rcfuting The sophistries OF
Loco. Focoism and diffusing light and truth among
the People. Our opponents are exceedingly sc-
tive and determined; but it does seem 10 us that
the Wings are gaining ground, and have fair
prospects of triumph in November


We would not willingly encourage ilusive
hopes. We thought the Wings had fair chance
for Virginia in 1910, but they failed by small
majoritv. Now, however, they arc at work in the
right way-they challenge discussion with their
opponents, beat up the strongho!ds of Loco Foco-
ISM, and appear to have some idea of ofganiza-
sion, in which they have always hitherto been
deficient We may be mistaken now; but it
does seem to US that the Whig standard wi!
wave in triumph from the bat,ements of Old
Virginia next November. Ii SO, the Nation will
owe profound debt of gratitude to Mess!s
Rives, Bolts, Summers, and the many faithful
champions OF the good cause in the land Of
Washington, Jefferson and Madison.


The Wings of Philaaeiphia Friday night made
1ho following nominations > For State Senator,
-JoHs NJ. soofrS; For -isepresS asatices c. B,
sTrego, Thos G. Conner, [. iiaz,ehurss, Jas.
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