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Every sign Tn Virginia, says the Richmond Enquirer, is calculated to increase our conf dence in our brilliant triumph iu Virginia We almost feel like Mir. J. ALFRED JONES who addressed the Shockoe Association or Wednesday night-that We will not condo scend to ask what are the prospect in Virgil nia. She cannot, she will not, go aginst hel own principles, by voting for HENRY CLAY Among the other evidences of public senti- ment, we have paragraph in the last Wythe- vile Republican. Its talented editor says:

 We speak ofbeing in Tazewell-we were, and as a sentry on the outer wall of the Old Dominion, we again proclaim all is we'll yes, all is well. Tazewell men promise from 300 to 700 of a majority. She can do it. All that remains to be done Is to gather up the banner, wave it in the breeze, and shout to the rescue, and the men of Tazewel, the glo- rious Tazewellites, will be there. We urge our active friends there to do their duty, and bring out the voters on the fourth day, and third Monday in November nextr

 Major JAMES GARLAND, writing to @ friend in Winchester, says:

 "lf am alive and able to get there shall attend the Charlottesville Convention No thing but death or disease will prevent my attendance.

 '.I can assure you am in dead earnest in my support of thenominees of the Baltimore Convention. They ale men of spodess re- putation and of fine order of talents, and very capable of giving to the country wise and pure administration. However little known Mr. Polk may be to others, know him personally, and am well content to sup port his election It is true, differ with MT. Polk upon the sub-treasury policy; but this is a molehill compared to the mountain of objections have to Mr. Claws principles and policy. In this contest, am actuated more by hostility to the unconstitutional and dangerous principles of the Whig party, than by any favoriteism for men or party ye- rily believe that in resisting the election of Mr. Clay, l am serving the best interest of my country, and securing her Republican in- stitutlons against the assaults of their most powerful and dangerous enemies.

 With great respect, yonr obedient servant,

 JAMES GARLAND.n