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Ito establish your claim, is another IT is true,
that we have no longer in the next Congress the
services of those able and accomplished represen-
tatives, Goode, and Smith, and Hunter. 1t is also
true, that have lost from the House of Dele
gates few members, whose defeat is a source OF
deep regret to the Republican party. But, under
all the circumstances of the case, we have gained
proud and an illustrious victory.


We have carried the State, as the Lynchburg
Republican estimates it, by popular Anti clay
majority of4, ,319 in the Congressional Districts
more than three times the majority which we
obtained over Harrison in 184O-And this in spite
of all the difficulties we had to cope within spite
of the spasmodic efforts ofthe Wings, and in many
sections, of the comparative apathy of our friends.


We had to contend with a host of difficulties in
the battle feld-against Tax bill-against all
its misrepresentation by the Whigs-without the
necessary time to explain the law and expose their
humbugs- the complaints of a suffering
community for failure to pass a relief lava
gainst the complaints of long session--against
the complaints about non-reception of the Distrib
utable Fund-amid the backwardnes of the sea-
son, which induced the people to remain at home
and plant their corn-and against the spasmodic
efforts of desperate and determined minority
Yet amid all these difficulties, and especially the
excited murmurs against new tax bill, we have
met the enemy, and have gloriously defeated them.
In this sentiment we are not singular We have
before us the congratulations of the Republicans,
in various parts of the Union-and beg leave to
submit few specimens of the exulting tone ofthe
nublic nYeSS