Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25
From me Borimor, po,i,i, Of s,pt. %.

TIE WING MEETING-Thercw was , ve,v
,,'' 80 nSss'hI''@' o ''ouncb Wings AZ the Square
last n'ght 10 numycrs, the meeting fully cqnalrsJ
our expectations There wus also the right sort nj
lr"hhs displayed. Altogether, u was "a most aus.
IcIOus beginning OF q campaign that # conducted
Throughout, IN the same spirit cannon fail To res,,,
~ me Triumph Of our cause. n tho numbers p,,.
sah' ana lnc feeling exhibited, were more tlln or
.'""Ny E'a.Nyins what shall We ny Of the spcIk.
'rsi Shall We say they ucguIttcd tbrmsc.y.s IN
the satisfaction OF the rudrancey No. brraysc ,I,,,
WOMB not express nUe-haf what they drgervr.
were we iO sIy thBt among the many ,.lru,r, 1,,I
m7Sierty addresses D. has been our fortune t L,,,
tom ihG lmn rOs'rum, there were few nr mono tb,t
exceeded ln force, IN beauty and utorss, tho.c We
listened 10 Inst evening, we would come rr,,, IA,
ing justice 10 the speakers. lt was in truth ,rI,
mic. ociu1I treat, and such an ono as s seldom, a.
I'rsb TO our citizens, ~ tho public political discus.
Sons I,.m our hH5ilngs. A. citizens Of Baltimore.
We lHHl proud Oh 10 wC have am1uy ua. mon yVJoa.
i'.cn'e and ODtory are fttO ldorn any srbcrc and
whose devotion 10 the welfare of the country 10
sIihccni 10 prompt uCm. under my aud nrf rrcym.
stances, 10 step forth az the champions Of lac i,ue
interests OF iho people Tho ubiilyand cIoqucpce
N'p"y'I last night, wtr3 Of nm order Ia q, e. af.
".l'rN. .Is're upon community, who IRE known
TO- nNrrsu among them mluy gguiutrg Of "a, h.ah.
'ai and The mobiles. order
me discussion WIS commenced ny w. II Nor
rF, E.1, ono OF Tie Wing clnId1tcs TOR tho I.s,rs.
1'Hfei who acquitted himself Iu the b,p,I..,r,. 3D.,
%. great r"waG urd frequent bursts ol genuine eio-
| I''n'e' Jus remIfks Throughout possessed erelt
,pfa', nnh produced very considerable effect upor
ms audience lie confined himself To the subject OF
our state elrrs, and handled IL with n master
/ h'no. Although hc w1s compelled % 20 into
.n-lh.nei details Of dry facts, yet hc JdIt Don ID
i"'"n.r not io weary his auditory iu tho least VIII,
/ "''iN MN out with great attention. We r,sfrt *
| ',,H.ngy that neither our leisure nor our qparc
''inIs OF our SITTING in detail tho positions lc tool
'nd sustained So cllsclua.ly. All We can do d, Z,
| remark ih1t Francis Thomas the loco rorp canIr
9iie, and some Of the prominent members Of th,
| N'n bnfen purity IN this city, underwent "a castlrl
| uon Inst must have made them wrthe, did any q
| lhcfn happen 10 he present.
lie was succeeded by a. w. Bradford, Esp. ala
ono OF VIC Wing candidates for tho Legislature
ne elect OF his address was pretty much the SIM
as lhat ol hi colleague, though the subjects h
hwct upon, and his tyo Of speaking, were differ
emit lie spoke chiefly IN reference to general poli
uc', ond his originality and captivating tlocntlo
enabed him 20 invest old, and familiar tones VIII
40 interest and charm that rvoted his hearers no
Gueicd from them repeated outbutsts NJ aprl,uS
" o. not 10 be supposed that We are exc,od,ny u
bounds OF ruth or prudence, m thus dcscnbire III
''"'''e''f OF MI Bradford's speech: for We le