Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-11

was eoode thete-was Sinh Of Gloucester Was
oNy present We might extend the enquiry TO
seseial others THE Address Us SAID 10 have been)
aaop,ea without dissenting toice by the Wings OF
me General Assembly T. Were all the State Rights
Wings there Who WAS their President Who
iheir Secretary Was the roll calied--and where
ish What speeches made Who subscribed TO
the Address. which has been published. In fact,
goes any one know OF the Proceedings Of this great
oony OF lluminat-exeept the ac tors of the drama,
anu lhe lew spectators, whom they were pleased TO
aunt behind the cuuaiu THE Richmond Wing
la'ey eoasted oil tie harmony which prevailed at
their former meetlng-ls il not notorious, thar all
| tlls was humbug-thai the Genius of Dscord her
sell presided at their deliberations Isl not known
nom the ambiguous revelations which have l~.ssa -,
out Q! the last closing scene OF this evea,iui history
'na' 'he same spnit OF dssensinn continued almost
10 'he TAIL oi the eurtan-and that some of the mem
'ets are ashamed TO speak OF the scenes that were
acted before them p
l he Wings weat into the Senate Chamber be =
cause, iIom It's size and convenient arrangements
II was better adapted to thea purposes than the
Hall OF the House of Delegates. But although they
had none OF the proud emblazonments OF a pub
lie assembly" twhat they y their doors
mol closed, but erery man who chose TO be spccta
tor had tree ngress. No man was refused admit
lance none were e,eiaded by the language Of the
call for the meeting. Ii, on the other hand any of
tho confidential Wing Masons" were there, l, for
one, know them not.
" Were all the State Rights Wigs there" So
far as know, yes but of the State Rights
Democrats, believe" Was Goode there7" No
!" Was Gmot--was Smith Of Gloucesler-was Bay
ly present :" les-all.
" Who was their President :" Thomas W Gil
mer.
+" Who was their Secretary T. Richard IL. Toer
-" What resolutions were submitted :" None.
" What speeches made - Gen. Bayly, Nh.
Witcher Mr.. Pendlelon, Mr.. Gs,er, aud your
humble servant spoke all OF them decidedly lFhtg,
in their character, except that of the first named
gentleman, anihis ,cds decidedly anti Ian Burea.
Who subscribed to the Address which has been
published !" No one but while there was no
dissenting voice heard upon its adoption, ii is true
that Gen. Bayy aud MIR. Gllmer objected not TO
what ii nained, but to what H. in their opinion, i'm
properly omitted. Mr.. G. however, waived that oh
lection. 1t would, probably, have been signed, but
for the late hour at which the meeting adj ourned.-
Ii was accidental aud not designed omission.
ais il not notorious that the Genius OF Discord
presided over their deliberations J" This is per-
sondl reflection upon Mr.. Glmcr, though perhaps
SO designed. There voice of discord heard,
except Gen. Bayy's and he spoke Of The
family, having j" right' TO scold one of his Wing
brethren, and not as an enemy, DESTROYS Of throwing
a irebrand into their ranks-and if any of the mem
hers " were ashamed TO speak ofihc scenes that
were enacted" ii could only have been in relation
TO a temporary ebuhton Of feeling on the part of
gentleman, who shall be nameless because | have
some reason TO know that he more ashamed Of
it, and more regretted II, than any one else.
Is the Enquirer answered! Whether il be not,
can assure it, that all its auguties of Wing dssen-
sions are likely to end in smoke As before
marked they have actually caught only one OF our
party, and that one viii show them clean pair of
heels before December next, OF | am much misa-
ken in Squire Brown.