Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03
VOLUME 30. NUMBER 50.

Johnson most stenuousy urged the necessity OF and
e'.en, acuoh- 10 make the measure triumphant only
Iuu constant hrnness and perseverng zeal. No great
measure tor the nmelioraion of the affairs of nation wa
ever yet effected but by labor ardent zeal Bu, no %
@ 100 great TO be overcome in the pursuit truth JUS
nce, and honor Let Maryland emulate the xsmn or 10,
NeoutohaTy sases and patriots Let the stand
as II did III l1S9, when passed its celebrated Tor
refusing to sign the Articles Of Confederation L., her
speak now as she spoke then. and her voice will be .
al now rs men, ny more powerful because more States
nave cause OF sympathy with her. Not less than four,..
o,e, require relief IN like manner. if equal degree
with Maryland. Let the Legislature vote direct 10
meet the annual interest due by Maryland and on IN.
day vote instructions to her Representatives in Cons... 90
sustain of relief been proposed and ouic
" VIII rennylyana, the old Warwick of the Union follow
the example Let but these speak witt, decision and
Tnhess ana the measure will be carried into effect
VINO to-day will not change his opinioa
morrow, because the more he reads, the he reflects
the stronger will be his convictions; whilst OH the
many VINO denounee It this will be warmest cham
Pons the next Tor Its necessity will become moro ohvos
and the shallow eIpedents short sighted nolci,n. |
be proven to be not less yexaous than deceptious
ADDRESSING so large and intelligent audience of the
people OF ST. Mays Mr.. Johnson said he could not h,,
feel assured that they would stand fast against the ins;d
doctrine OF repudaton He trusted that the uno,br,
would stand as proudly high ever and continue 10
set an example to other portions the State II ns b.,.
IN tile county of ST. Mary's almost within sigb, ,b,, -
stood the city OF ST. Mary's. There was no monument ~
mark Is slte-nought remains but few noulderng tomb
stones. 1es there was amOnumcnt-an Episcop, Church
devoted 10 the worship OF the Author of all Cool .nd %
out OF the remains OF that State House in which Cn,boc
faith and devotion. 's''uS
They may speak OF Plymouth Rock in heightened pane
gyc out the plain OF old ST. Marys the scene of an
act which has done much perhaps TO ciyize and b
me human race any other of sine,
the days oil the Apostles Let the memories of the
Pe e' WIN Jusuce wisdom, and fortude in the present
ss VI e state. Let the people OF ST. Marys ect men
orepesent them who will have the rmness to do what
they believe to be right. Let them send Delegates who
WIN stand by their interest and honor. 1t is not time for
non-commtal negative men. Let the man who ,snrs -,
DC IN he councils OF the State give his reasons Let him
proclaim his plan of relief let him speak it, write ,aaE
h PRINT II! 1t It is better plan than the one propos.d
go Tor the man and his plan 1.-The has no plan-f he Will
advocate no pIan-he Is drone who seeks to feed on the
public hive, and ought be excluded VI -'O
nave mus endeavored to give, briefly Us possible
some OF the arguments and views advanced by M obn
son. and regret that the from which have refreshed
KY memory do not enable me do full justice to speech
~ IN interesting statistical information and repete
with heightened and patriotic sentiment. h