Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22

wnd BE TO doubt eng oVn. We know and respect
them, but repeat that. under the influence o party,
they are. IN osimatIan supporting men and meas
ranogs the country. We would. could fatier
ourselves that our voice would be heard call upon
democratic friends III tins county let their party feel
ins becumc calm. and with us examine the true condl
ton oi the country. and The 81 ia embarrassment,
and endeayUr to paini eai i REMEDY.
iieng inlly cnyin cd that the present embarrassed
condition oIthu conay has been produced by the NAL
administration u the Government iof years past, land
We call apou the Rulef Of the Universe to bear Witness
to sincerity IN this docanuan) and being convinced
that IN order to obtain relief there must De cianeeofn men
anu 1fts--and IN casting over the | nad
States iud one man only prominently qnallt
ed under the present eNeonc es Of the country to restore
ito patcundeuee aud 10 give slgor and stability To
the Goyorumcnt-lhat man is HENRY CLAY Of
Kentucky, Nirginanby birth, native son. born IN this
Slashes OF Hanover We say then. that we will raise
the flag of Henry Clay for the President al election in
ISL believing thai in his election the country Will
eeiye quiet and rerose We draw the sword and throw
away the scabbatd. and say II shall not be returned To
It's sheath untl We have saved country, goan
! ing and bleeding under mlsrule We call upon
friends every where 10 rally TO his standard Have no
diyisianslci our matlo be, Clay and olg Country ior
we believe them 10 be inseparaby connected
", might point 10 the patriotism Of This great states
man bat 1t is unnecessary. lis history is familiar all
1t would take pages 10 recount the many Of patriot
ism with which he is connected with the history Of
his country. N,aN Inn in bringing about compromise
upon the \ s5ouri question, question which arrayed
the North against the South. aud threatened dissolution
OF the tnion-NIew him in the late war with Great
britain The head ii the Republican party in the
Congress Of the United States using all ms talents and
orat1rral powers animate and stimulate his country
men-Nlcw him a. Commissioner and Diplomatist. 10
negotiate peace at Ghent-Nicw Il III IN bringing about
the ever memorable compromise upon the Tam ques
ton your Randolph said. that threatened the
dissolution of the | nun, and that Henry Clay alone
could savcit-Nicw him IN all these different situations
and many might be Hancd-and you find him
I acting like statesman aud patriot, looking 10 his
county. Thcst aud many other important services
dered his country. place hm high IN hei esllmatlon
and give him clam upon her support FIR the highest
office within her gill. He IS The people, candidate. they
printing Ia him run every section Of tho Inipn.-
We say. them no convention, bat let cherish the en-
thusasm that !, manilt4lng itsrf IN his favor and j,
will inevitably " ith Success aud give sabl-
~ and happiness 10 the country.
Therefore, Resoleed, That approve ofthe nomina-
livn already made bs several States and numerous meet
ings ii the people, IN Their primary assemblies. Of Hen
rY Clay Of kcnucly candidate Tor the Presidency
at the next election. aud that wc cheetiuy Join IN said
nomination, aud pledge ourselves to all honorable
means 10 give II e1eet.
Resorci, That tins meeting ADJOURN 10 meet al this
place the Second NJ midday IN September next, being
September County court day.
Resortd, Thai the Editors Of the Richmond VIII.
and The lynchhnrg Nlfpmon be requested to publish
The fep,fl and res buttons Of this nrong.
EDMl Nd GLON Err, Chairman
Ro l.. M1sLIrY. Secretary.