Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-08

the doctrines which we maintain, and will imnfi To
our fellow citizens from time 10 tune such Information
and principles as we may possess aud Will appeal To 50
Der reflection, the best means 10 ensure the ends IN
view.
Resolved. tha, HENRY CLAY. Of Kentucky. Uhe
yrrsscuted and env,od Henry Clay IL our candidate tor
the Presidency that We will stick TO hun. and rally I'M
der other standard, whilst the battle lasts. Under
him rejoice 10 fight, il beaten, we will be resigned To
fate; but trusting in the nsness Of our cause AMI To
tho intelligence of the people. and under the guidance oil
Heaven. intend To conquer, torccsahsh tcpn.can
principles and to advance the prosperity and happiness
OF the people. II We can.
Resolved that VIC can never willingly trust our DIES
tiny in the hands OF unstable and uncertain politicians,
who accommodate themselves 10 the times, and who are
first side and then the other, seeking 10 be
tray the trust lcposcd that they may hold place and
power--Ne wash our hands oi nll such.
Resolved. that II is our opinion Henry Clay, oi Ken
lucky has done TO advance civil liberty, and the
happiness OF the people and the welfare OF his country,
than any IN the United States that IN him we can
safely trusts thai assured he will never boiray
and that under all circumstances hc will BE- Henry Clay
IA STATESMAN, head and shoulders above all others :,
aud al all times will seek To establish sound Republican
principles and 10 advance the honor and character and
happiness Of his counlry-hai. whatever may be the O.
vent Of The present struggle, the limo will come when
his name win be written in letters of gold, and handed
down 10 posl,riiy ms sacred name, worthy Of all ta
,on whilst the Of his rev'les. tradncors and per
seculors will be found thrown aside among the rubbish Of
the temple.
Resolved that Virginia -virluous, magnanmous Vr
gina-owos Ito herowus ito herself. TO the Cnloi and
10 the world to rally around Henry Clay the great ex
poundcr and standard bearer Of Republican principles,
and give 10 him. and, through him, 10 Freedom =
cause, the undyd support OF the good and the great
Resolved that for the purpose OF reforming this State.
and for the purpose of establishing and genuine Re
publican doctrines in it, this day. in the ccnirc, the
heart of The Old Domnion begin 10 kinde the flame
ON the altar Of eur eountrys glory, and IN "thundcr,
lightning and rain" we will keep ii burning I'LL the
State shall glow with intense devotion tn the cause oi
the people, which lies bleeding at every pore. betrayed
and trodden under foot IN mud and mre.
Resolved. that the late elections III Ohio and New
York have dismayod us-hat, although to casual oh
servaon, II may seem Ioreno"s o defeat IN me great
battle IN lSll, yet when we reflect that me nditren's
of every Presidential asplran in the United States voted
against the Wing ticket aud that ticket alone sup
ported by Clay Wings, arc los, IN wonder and aston
shmen thai their numbers found great; hut let
the Democratic aud Tyler party plant their standard IN
der any one OF their best leaders, and the world will see
with aslonishmcni that the Clay Nag will pass over the
Bridge Of Lodi, to the dsmay and utter defeat OF all op
position.
Resolved that we hurl back upon the $50 called
Democratic Locooco party The name Of 'federallsls
We know that the principles OF that patty are NOT on
" of tia, school but a stride Tor llbcyond IT and tia
their msule has brought upon the country the preson
distressed condition OF the people.
Resolved that te appointed delegates 10 III,
Wing Convention 10 be held III Richmond on the ~
of February next.
Resolved, that f. CabclI, Charles Porrow Jane. S
Penn, W. NJ. Woods Henry Bib. Col, Thomas Mas
sic aud Seaon H. Loving. appointed 10 represent thu
Wings Of Nelson in the Wing Convention 10 lac held II
Lovngsion this day.
The blank the resolution appointing delegate, to The
Wing Convention 10 be- held IN Richmond on the 22d
FEBRUARY next, was, on nomination, filled with the iol
lowing n, mes TO vii: H. Francis Cabc Col Charles
Pernw. Frcde. ick Gabcll. DR.. Pnn Galloway. Col Tho
mas Massc, Dr. Cha lies Cooke Capt VIM: NJ Woods
John Dckerson, &. b. Claiborne, and ho r. C",'r'
Resolved that the G,recolnr preamble and resolutions
be published in the Richmond ,,hig. Lynchbnrg Nir
gilman. Charlottesville Advocate and al other hI pa
pors the State. and that the National Intog'nr'r ane
the Richmond Enquirer be requested to copy Them III
their respective papers. ~
~. +. CABELL, Chairman.
WIN. Nj. Woops, Sec.y.
The above named papers are requested to cory iron
the jFginan.