Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-24

,es,dc "Captain" and "C,rpnaI's guard" whmn wv
could well srere--hut that We. III modification and
cha.rn. have so1d aoo, and refused u the lists
against them.
But, Fellow Wings. new crisis has srisen---ano,her
tremendous con'ic, IL before in the issue Of
which we solcmnly believe involved the stability Of
our Republican Institutions. aud the prosperity aud hap
plness Of the Nation. Let then shake oil this nc
bus that has ~ long weighed downarousc from this
nslorous slnmbor-and IN the holy of our beloved
country. "resolvc 10 do or de A in the DIN Of the
battlefield each soldier fights If victory or defeat de
pendcd on the proves Of his single IN the
ing conflict. let each Wing exert himself as If he held
in his hands tho future desncs of his country. Thus
acting. he may confidently hope iha, bcnisnan prsv
pence will again smile auspclously ON his efforts.
In looking arJunl Tor lcaor VIA SHALL conduct ~
10 victory IN the coming conflict. with JOY and
gadncss that. 'the banner of HENRY CLAY is every
where flung 10 tho breeze" We riocc that 1.-THE sgus
III The times IN every quarter Of tho Union indicate that
the People are At length awakening toa sense oi the
gratitude they owe 10 of their greatest bcn,acars
and that they are ANXIOUS to avail themselves o the Wis
DOM the experience and the honesty oi o the mos,
distinguished ora,srs, profound statesmen. and pnresi
Patriots, that has adorned the annals =, this any
other country
In two oi the most memorable cpochs in the history Ut
this naontwo oi the most threatening and alarming.
through which this young People has passed 49,
when the heavens were overcast by the hark and nfJ
clouds of civil war-lionry Clay stepped forth aud in
mpmont, as II by the wave OF the wand ii magc,an,
the cloud WAS dsSpated, the prospect bghtncd np and
all was peace and harmony Joy aud gtjnrsS, except IN
the dlabca bosoms OF those who. Tor the attainment ot
political power. IN the case, and the gralra,iu
OF the most rancorous and ylndictive hate IN the u.
Their. ready march through the blood and car
mage oi civil commotlon.
But II would be rs Idle as presumptnous IN 10 at
temp, the eulogy of man whose IL as familiar
with the People as "hous,hold Words" anL whose
fame is ebazoncd on many Of the brightest pages
country's history Therrire.
Resoircd, That the Wings Of Abcmnrlc do ,st
daily approve the nomination Of HENRY CLAY OF
Kentucky, their candidate Tor the Presidency Of III,
L. 5. the ensuing eoclon aud they do hereby plcl,
themselves 10 all fair and honorable ensure
The success, of this insiious Statesman.
g Rcsoiped, That warned by woiul experience il he
hoovos the People of the United States To look closely t.
the qualifications and character Of The individual l,S
may select for the second office in the Government.
3Rcsored, That the talents, the cxI efencr lc homes
y aud manly rmness and Independence Of n. +. TAU,
M,pGE, OF New York, entitle hun 10 our fullest conf
deuce and that will zoaously support his election
! Vice President Of the United States. IN 1910.
L. Rc,oired. That Thomas Wood, WIN. ID. llar
VIM, w Gilmer Jas, ii. Terrell, John Timbetiakr
DR. John X. Woods, Jno. Is. Spiecc. Bezaco Brown
DIR. NJ l.. Anderson. Benz, Wood, John Il, Mnor. DR.
Hardin Massc. Daniel Carr. Col WIN. Woods, DR.. Oh
Carter. David Hancock, WIN. Garth. Sam'l Martin
John ryler and Fielding Lewis, be- and they here
by appointed Delegates from This county. To the Wing
Convention 10 be hodenin Rlcmon On the 22i Of Feb
ruary next.
T s. Re,olp.d, That Henry r. Harris john d Spccc
WIN. D. Hart. Thos. L. HUI. n. T. Hammer, b.. an,
they hereby appointed Delegates to the Wing Con
venon, To be holden Mt I.ovngslon the ih NJ ,uday
IN this month, to select suitable ndly dua 10
the candidate Of the Wing Party for the office OF STATE
Senator.
s. Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be published IN the Charlottesville Advocate aud Rich
moni Wing. FRANK CARR, Cham.
WM. ToMPEIas, Scc'y.