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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
COrreSpO ora den &c.
For The HcTold.


MtssRs EDiToRs An article on the Abuse If
Hoynab'y, judged 10y tie candid 10 be both tempe
rate and called for, published in the Vermont
'motirle.a few weeks s!nte, under The caption OF
"A Case Of Casu,stry," aud signed "Hospitalilas.
Tie article Of = Reviewer, called case OF Casuis-
Nv So,red," and who styles himself a "Loyer of
Hospitality" was also admitted into the same pa
fe'' without comment. This Article is one of the
most unaraietul, abusive, unjust and uncalled for
iiocpcons that ever reformed the columns of that
lenooieal. reply was furnished in seli-deience,
ano the insertion OF It claimed n matter al justice.
lhis ari Of justice is refused by the editors n the
Chicai'ie, and smoOhed over 10y an awkward and
oslHRenuous apology Many individuals" are at
no loss TO guess at The reason ask the favor of
your columns, for the insertion Of my Iepudlaed
N"o!e Mat lie public may judge iIrihe case.
For me Vermont Chrcn,o!e.
ACasc Of Casui.ify.
The article under this title, Mossrs. Editors. pub
'htd IN your paper, Dec. Iiih, was designed only
ior those Who might eonsc'eni,cusiy say with GER
IAN nearer Of the Gospel "Mas,e, thus saying, thou
II pFo'ebes' US also" 1t is not easy TO perceive how
'Ne 'sui'ess can feel personally injured bv such a
commune alton. 1t was written wIih no olher "eb-
''''on Of telling Than many, beside the author,
'o's'der Jus'lfablc. One competent Judge, add
"'Iai, hospilable man, remarked that be found no
Tau" Nth the aIicle, except that is too moderate
20 meet Tie case. Bul Of its merits OF Oemeris,
'hsF can best Iudee who know the circumstances.
am placed 10 no euvlsble Ugh, by What regard
" misspprtt.nsion at my sediments and per
"f'ion Of my language Were lot required To
'feak IN seil-deience would leave unno,iced in
ny reply tie subject 81 hospitality ia general, lest
nv sentiments. however Jusi. should not be vel
received Hui would request some indifferent OF
cSn,efesied man To- publish hs views on the present
sseui SfChnsis0 hospitality, placing his duiv or
~ ne bsss. This neeord, far lighi Is nectssa
~ 80 the cheerful iu,hlueu, o. obligation; and e,i
teldy there are errors and erfunsis this, as OF
other sui g. Is, that need TO - roJtec ed. muse,
90 cenG's.oa le'ofe CoHr.tfirn, and never scarce
iom lie truth ~ ersoral considerations. learin.
Uy ,Nn CHARACTER 70 stand 81 fal on The ground q
- Own merits. feel called upon notwithstanding
ne tisadNsn'sEeous position 10 which am nov
Placed, 10 express my thoughts once muIe on a.
~. er' of hospitality. Most Tie sgeueycd suite
'en'y, and rot dlsturh tie sgGfe'sar, Jecaose mod
tfu sympathy l. conceTnei q efs lot the injurious
claim The rghi nov. and regard II also a, dul,
80 correct wrong impressions on ,ngenusus minds
'ni 10 reeiiiy especially ,he suST' q ss.Pondef
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
FATE or NATIONS

~ JOHN totT "
sact time hogan how many a change
liss marked earth and iis Strange careor.--
War. yth Hs devastating range,
lsd teace the broken heart to cheer.
ky 'oms have risen. carecr'd and fell,
Ho.e monatchies have pass'd AWAY,
W monpmen, Of glory tells
Where iheir ancie IT splcndof lay.
A.,-viih the glory Of their name
Have sunk In mouljeu, & dersy--
The,r ,irue and t'er biack'nins shame,
Had bu, their line, and died away.
TeJ,,, viii bar hundred brazen gates,
10 deso,aloa hargs her head
Her oones are rszru ana miuercts.
And lone ia silence slee ps her dead.
b. 5glons tears are long deesy'd;
The tall grass grows above her walls,
TIE stately pomp which erst she mado
Is gone. and lonely are her halls.
Palmyra, grcot-where now is che
Go ak the winds that sigh along
The story Of her destiny
Lives only in the poets song.
Greece, with her conquerers. IS cones
Her heroes of Thermopyle,
Her mighty strength is oveuhrown--
A shattered wreck Of liberty.
She has the shadow uf a name
A ,I;r, ,ba, 49,. Iu, il M, nnyy
Her ohvalry and deeds Of fame
Are lirl in slavery round her brow.
The Ouoman's accused chains
Have bound her sous to seryitude
No more s al freedom glad her plains
TIL slavery sink in Moslem blood.
Rome did once in splendor stand
Tie arbitress Of earth and sea:
Her armies fought in every land
To crush and hind in slavery.
The record OF her mighty fame
Is only spared the eye to see
Her greatness and her deeds Of shame
Have passed on to eternity.
England, ;he Proud-whose naughty tread
Has marked a dcsols,ed path,
VIII crumble yet in ruin spread.
The victim OF averging wrath
The time Will come-and come /, must
When Britain, drunk with human gore,
Shall yet be humbled 10 the dust,
And feel the lash herself has bore"
And thus proud land, whose banner waves
1r1mphaniiy in every gale,
viii vet be called land of slaves
llermauyr'd blood shall sure prevail.
Her glorious wa,chword We, will be
A scoUn--an epilhet Of shame
Her stars and stripes OF Ito erty
VIII float aloi,in slavcry's name.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
Fir,t Annual Report Of The New Epsiani SAX
Convention.
Continued
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS.

GiisoH y Smith Baitm0re 1t would have
giv,n me great pleasure 10 attend your CONVEX
ton. aud should certainly have done 50 ha1 81
been IN my power Please ace'P OF my nearly
gooj wishes for the success Of your cflrs 70 al
y.oce ,be cause Of silk culture ia New Englani
which | cauno, permit myself to entertain doubt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24
Col. X. NJ Johasoa-

We have omitted to notice that Col. johnson, Of Ken
lucky in responding 70 the proceedings Of certain citizens
of Bradford county, Pennsylvania. has distinctly accepted
the nomination they rendered him Tor the Presidency. II
the Locofocos wise they to be- Col
Johnson would be their lie il the natural successor
the peculiar popularity possessed by Gen Jackson with
the 'hurs boys" lie gSan, in the field. and. II he
did kill Tecumsoh is at least rcputcd have done
while the transactions the Great Crossings Of
tuc to link him the affections ct Rowdysn. wha he
amiable man. incapable OF saving no any body
for any thing, Of maligni,y.
The Coloael accepts the nomination in the following
terms. and will certainly give trouble the wircpucrs
"Pacing myself in the hands OF my fclow-citsens,
shall endesVor confirm and increase tina, confidence
which they have generously expressed in relation
my in the councils OF nation and the
81 fold
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24

Messr'. no. Y. Conrad. James Lyons. Richd H. To-
Ter James =. s,ro,hsr. George W. Lewis, John s Gal.
lsner, Chss. Cooke, Raleigh T. Daniel John r. Cook.
Kobe" o. Scott Jno. II. Peasants, Geo r. VERIFY, CLAY,
n ". Coleman Augustine J. Smith, Norbome +. Sutton,
mo heen, Jeremiah Morton, Henry T. Irving John w
s!me, Riehmond I. Lacy. DR.. Richard Urquhsr Edmund
r'nd's'on. Daniel Mar. Thomas II. Wilcox. Reuben n,
rA"ss'n' Roet C. s,anard. wyndlam Robertson, Chap.
ded. " ~ "'
ihe committee askedand obtaincd leave 10 s during IN,
sessions Of the Convention.
Mossrs Chapman Johnson, wypdhsp Roh.,,.,, T..
T. HUBBARD Chas jas. Faulkner. Jno n. P,y,o0 Roh.,,
e. Taylor Jas H. Langhoue. aud DR.. Clarke Of E.s.,
being ScNernly called upon, addressed the Conyen,on
The Convention then adjourned till O'Clock ,ooo,,o.
evening 'N-"'"'o"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24
Itichmond nsrkets.
I Reported and corrected ,ststiy for the Wig
~

Reported and corrected etskly for the TYhigl
FEsRUIRY 23Rp. 1913.
GBAGNwhcat 90 10 90 e. Corn-Y,Iow 81 W f7le White
50 e. Osts from wagons AMI Depot 20 cents
TEASinyets and Gunpodsr Use $50. Black Goa IS
WtuSEEY-BbIs. - ,ents hhds. %
CANDLE5speun cSaJJ cents, Patent Sperm 30 Hurs
Par1i 10 cents Tauow iOai2t.
CoFFEE-RIo z! sie Lagaayra oaoi g. Domingo 7ias
Java Il.aI1 cents
CLOvERsEED-sii 10 % from store per bushtL
HERDS CRASs-s7i per bu-hsL
TIMOTHY GRA9F--3 50 YER bushei
Flsii-famly Roc Hsrugs 81 80. g. 81 80. @ - 70 ,
lRON-Pg 20 English ssU swccdos SOS. TrcdHgar 800.
MOLAssEs-Poro Rico lga22e: New orleans 2Ia2f cents
owine s9Oao5 Pan strained sOasj Whale In bbl' 80 els
PROFl5iONS-Hleon hog round cents Lard cents
FtAITrE E-sfl Basin Bank.
sUCAR5si Cfy1 salOc Por0 Rico Gia7 Ncw Ohssrs 81 10
71e. sHOT-5'e. FALT-whad 81 IN. Store 81 90
CHrLE-Boef from s3i IN a. Thecp from ~ 10 ~ Hogs from
ID 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24

Capt san' Perrin from the natal spot Of Henry Clay, In
the Hanover sashcs has deposited at the Wing Office for
the acceptance q those who may value the nemeno' as
doubtless many WILL bundles Of hickory eanes' eutirom
the native spot Of that usrous citizen. We shall be hap
by to act a. his Agents in dispensing them the h call
ors.
Over the oihckoy ncc which is the progenitor OF these
young sprouts and which stands stood near tho grave Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24

At a meeting OF the Wings OF Essex County on Mon
day the 2OJh inst Chat being Court day. Dr. Lawrence
Roano having been called the Chair, and Benjamin F.
Jones appointed Secretary. following resolutions accom-
panied by few and wemed and pertinent remarks were
submitted by George w. Purkins Esq. and unanimously
adopted: -
Resolved, That the Wings Of Essex have viewed the
course OF present delegate Muscoe Garne, Esq IN
the Legislature OF Virginia. with feelings Of entire salts
acuOn aud that far he merits their appreciation
and applause for his whole conduct but especially for
his fearless PATRIOTISM manifested his frequent efforts
obtain the passage Of resolution authorizing the reception
OF Nrgma' portion OF the the public lands and
his opposition & the system ct gerrynandcring adopted
ResOlred, That II the unanimous opinion OF this meet
Ing that the said Muscoc Garne entitled to the utmos,
confidence and the Wamest support Of Wings ut this cOun
ty and that recommend him again feovcitzcns
suitable candidate represent the ensuing
sion Of the Legislature.
RssO!red That we heartily and cordially concur in the
pOprcty Of the selection made by the Wings Of the district
al Caroline Court Monday, the 18th lust. o. Norbornr
r. Sutton, E-I gentleman whose ability integrity. and
sterling Whgism, commend him % Us in every way
fitted 20 represent this Senatorial district, and that
all honest endcuyou his office
Rrsoirsd, That rccDmmenda Convention, 10 be held
at this place, for tie purpose OF nominating suitable
ddse to represent IN Congress- and that earnestly
request the different counties composing hc district APP
point delegates 70 here the sh Of March, for
that purpose.
Resoired That the following gentlemen be appointed to
represent the Wings Oi Es-cG n said Convention, wit:
Doctor Alfred Garnct, Henry Warning, Dlndridgo Sale,
Albert g. Onea L. e. Gatewood, Arthur r. Reynolds
Doctor Thomas G. Gordon, Richard CroxtJn James Sem
pie, Capt u. l.. COyugon Capt Thomas y. Clarke, r.
= Warning, VI Clements, Doctor \. G. ID. Roy, George
Smith.
Resoirsd That the Chsrnsn and Secretary Of this meet
ing be added 70 the number Of delegates.
Resoired, That the proceedings Of this meeting be for.
wsrded 10 the Richmond Wing for publication.
LAWRENCE BOANE, Chsirman.
BtJANIE r. JONEs, Sec'y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24

HAVANA, FEBRUARY Z, lSi3.
The Brig Of War DHaois, which left for Brosi the and
September has in all probability foundered with every soul
board for since her departure particle Of intel
gence of her fate has TRANSFERRED. This sinister news will
be deeply regretted by the good people New Orleans who
had occasion during the soloun of the Dunos in your ci
" 70 appreciate the nmiable and excellent qualities Of her
officers. You will remember the fnghtu tempest Of the
eth September, aud there is little doubt that the Dunos
of it, victims.
Madame Ober Rossi left few days since for Cadz
to the regret OF her and enthusiastic admit
TerS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24
coNGREssLoNAL DISTRICTS.

The Senate, yesterday, rejected the several amendments,
which had been made, In committee Of the whole,
bill from the House. Numerous other amendments Is
said will be proposed; but the probability that the BILL
il wen, from the House. will piss-being pretty nearly o.
obnozious q senatorial wit can make IT,
Some queer Developments were made by Messrs. Wool.
folk and Newman Of tho doings Of TIC Democratic LoUs
Fsasi NO. T. We believe the held 10 arrange the
Districts. Those gentlemen stated thst paper taken
round for members sign, pledgng themselves 10 Tor
the schome proposed. and foT other This degree
Of Caucus rgour and party tyranny, which they
could subscribe. While In the Senate chamber for
few moments, We thought heard Col McMulen's we'll.
known voice sbuking these gentlemen FOR disclosing party
scorets. and kicking against the pricks.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24
EVENING SESSION.


The Convention at o'clock.
Mr. CoSRAD, from the Commi Of 7, made the follow.
ing report which sgresd
Tho Committee appointed report the number and
style Of officers for the Convention, and recommend
suitable persons,
REPORT.
The Officers shall be President, six Vee.Prssidens
Secretaries, aud the usual attendants preserve order
Tho Committee unanimously recommended
For Prssdenf, Benjamin w. Leigh. delegate from
Richmond City, Rockbddge, Powhaan Mecklenburg, Iii
zsbeh City and Ptsylysno.
For VNt.Pruidents: Chapman Johnson, delegate from
Harrison, Ohio, and Augusta Wyndham Robertson, dele
gate from Wyhc and Harrison; Charles J. Faulkner dele
cote from Berkeley John II Peytun, delegate from Angus
Robert w. Garter, delegate from Lancaster and Hamp
shire; James X. Hubbard. delegate from Norfolk Borough
For Seasiaricss Richard H. Toer, from Campbell, and
Alex. Mosclsy, from Richmond City.
The sergeantat.anns, Door-ksepers, mud pages Of
House Of Delegates be- requested officers Of this
Convention.
That the rules of the House Of Delegates, far np
picabIo, BE- adopted
Mr. Leigh, on taking chair addressed the Conyon.
ton Tor half an hour.
Mr. fYoss In submitting the following resolution, desired
tho Chair todepor the ofappoinng the Of
resolution tho Chairman ofa Committed lie did because
there were others able discharge the duties; and he
asked to suggest to tho Chair for that position the disn
guishcd Senator from frederick;
Resolved. Thst Committee be appointed 10 prepare an
Address the People Of vrgns and 70 suggest business
for the consideration Of this Convention.
In pursuance Of this resolution the Chair appointed the
following Committee;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24

Mr. Clay. father Eagles bird ia that part
o the world long since observed by many speeta-
hover WHILE aud then msiescslly and
ees,e the clouds The prodigy represented not only
perfectly attested but having made impression
even upon noiRhhourng Loco Focoism
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24
TRUST SALE or
AND PERSONALESTATE
SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.

PURSUANT to decree ofthc Hastings Court
= q The CITY oiRebmoHd pronounce the i7h dly Of Fsru
ar 1893 IN suit in therein Depending under s ,iys Of
Iyfe ", Csps vi" proeesl s premises 70 u b. public
al'uo 20 NJ highest bidder ne 9Th isy of March n M The
hour n ~ O'clock " at certain brick house and ts ID IN 1000
"sio a'tas6sl On street IN the cts of Richmond adjoining TIE
fsy o. Moe' i"peon' md " Which AfrbibaH Cary died
-fed and possessd Terms NJ saeCne fourth m the b,
MONEY e. bepad 30 ea'h ami t" eile three eqllintin,nt,
os W." lnI uee years tannz Interest az re cni VI one year
g' bnd win good r-ury ami derd trust urgn the trop
ery 70 secure the deferred payments
u Ri-t0d JOHN W FERGUSON Commissions
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24

" Tho editors Of the Wing acknowledge, with thanks
and sensbily, the compliment Of Cake and Ice Cream
from the ladies Of the % Baptist Church, whose prase.wo
thy efforts they happy learn. prosper we'll. The
Steam Engine spoken Of IN the notice Of the Fair IN
fuoperaon, and Chay curiosity, beauty aud fashion unite
to render tho Fair great attraction.
Tho above editors, privately the ladies Of the I'd
Baptist Church, send Corporal sueeter small slice Of
aoir exquisite cake est he might consider himself sighted
They needn't mind The iely and Ice Cream.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24

Of Scarlet Fever. weIreay morng c2d o. Esbrus.
bs oeo-k Of Dr. G. r.
non. SALLY SINCLAIR N-NFOED KENNOE. ages aI years
youngest daughter Of Cs1. =. 1nJ Anne " Kshnon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24
The ssd of February In ,lehmona.

Our special avocaiions the 22i, members of the
Wing Convention, deprived to great extent Of the
pleasure OF participating aud almost of Witnessing. the
patriotic manifestations and display, OF the duyand such
being the fact, draw upon the narratives OF
petcnthisorans contemporaries OF the Enquirer the Star
a..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24

HOYT q cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Exchange Hotel

Lottery draws evening Exchange, $1,000 Capital "a
puEss Of $500 sc. Tickets e. quarters IS Risk Pack
age % whole Tickets ony sJ5haves and quarters proper
lion Come before ~ O'Clock you Package, they
b. had HOYT 4 cos.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24

Truly, adds that paper I'VE are beginning TO feel the
dement's which flowed from the destruction Of the old Uni
ted States Bankthe consequent influx of worthless
and tho ultimate return purely specie currency The
rich may well rejoice policy than trebes their
wealth-6n' as for the poor God help themm
Not to such extremity this have the times Vel mr.
rived IN Virginia but they will reach it by the month Of
June When that countless muliitute of suits for debt,
which have been instituted since the month of November
and are ever Gay insdutng for the Spring terms is rpen
ed into judgment and execution they will be nv the
August aud September terms. shall thea see horses
and cattle and furniture and beds selling under the hammer
Tor such pnees as the abovePrces that DO not by much
come up to the prices in England under even the Hen
tnrchy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24
ANIMAL MAGNETISM
A Nd PHRE " o. VI 4 g We TISM,
At the Exchange Concert Room.

N.' ENaND 7 ENINJS,
2irH 4SD 2jrH list.
NaR BANDEL respectfully the citizen, Of Rsf-
Afh monl that be give experiment, in The ntstefny .en
oi Animal Magnetism the above place above named
evenings. ~
Az individual will be NnEneid and experiments will be av.n
IN w" CiairToyaee Sympathy Feeling Taste Pheuy Magnetism
sc. Al ctpermeutst from audience
bJSnRs Tickets 50 4 Ticket admitting gsu,tar,,, ,5
lady - e.. a gentleman and ladies' 81
JJDoor' open NJ o. O'clock Experiments 10 COMMENCE al ~
"''''N e. 2t--d2t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24

On the iih Fsby soIb Eas Powaan County By the Rev.
. ?. Berkeley, JAMES WllTrLE ofPsylyanis 70 CoRSE-
IA L., daughter of Mrs. Mar skp,yith.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24
300 EWARD.-Ran away from the

-, - sohselcr living near fonba riy Grove Pot Once
w .nfg county Virginia. The Octobsr iis two negro
,,1 HgN DANIEL md suDEr DANIEL. Long Daniel va.
49, m 'lnond in tpl la %, W. &c. Rcao IT, vbo lives near
vhef We'tuore r -YInty Va. who're ~ is aippossd
N1 We BE- about I've nine or ten rrbs high 10 rtt
~ lfopor0nef about - yrsrs olf not vsry bart min
80 g'1 booking bead 81 hlr when eor1bed ewes lsrge
49, ~ ~ Hohcr " RCyn1bI- WIN live. rea ttr. p On,
,,. W. We ' s'out I've feet M nine ir-s. bgb
Ho .sy bhek laee inclined b. hst peaks e,ts, ,. ~
oshead smile when spoken TO- and front tom fus
n,,,f 4, ~ uafs' fee'esied His supfsd b. ~ with long
-, - W ffir1 county. another negro h,s b,., -
~, % ,rs - WI sva ~ above reward NJ one buf,e5 sI
hny dollars for either Of t,-u '0 ''''''' va or
r. 9f-wf ,,,.,.,.. ..-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24

K EGALiA AND PRINcIPE CGARs-toOoO Rss,l, -
fnheipc Cyrs o. superior quality, ju- received and N,
{ ''N "Np"ess FN INLOEs a BROTHER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24

IL Mystery still hangs over the pamphlet ascribed to
Col. Benton, denouncng Mr. Calhoun. The Globe par
TALLY denied that Col Benton author, and init
mated hntitwas concoced the JIadisOnian Office But
neither the Globe the Madisonian has since alluded
to the subject. What inter from this silence
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24

The Theatre has been re-opened under bic aus
pces The manager seems determined cater well for the
public palate, seasoning already his dishe.
with Burton sauce. Those who fond of enjoying good
things, will he nbundaniy supplied repairing the nightly
repast spread for them in the Hall Of Mepomenc and OF
rn..lin
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24

1--we are informed that, a meeting of the Whigs Of
EssoX held the 2Oih ins proposed that Conyen
uon should be held Tappahannock on the sth of March
for the purpose Of nominating candidate for Congress
As it is impossible for the Wings of that District to hold
meetings in the usual way ION ter days to nominate
Delegates to this Convention, take the liberty suggest
ha meetings be called IN the various counties Immediately
TO nominate delegates to the Tappalannock Convention
We need enlarge upon the importance Of instant and
united action the Wing party of the District desire to
have their principles faithfully represented the next Con-
press.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24
WING CoNyENTIoN

We nave time and space TO take n very br,ef motto,
" S''s oouy' which assembled ON the 22d and. having
P'u "o business. for which IL convened alim,p,d
~ "'S"'' " nine O'Clock The proceedings I'm n,o,h.,
O'U WI" eu oil the organization. The attendance Nm.
% sia'ef 'ah We had any expectation Of exceeding ma
uu' -oo ueiegaies from the country xcusiy, of IN.
oets OF the Legislature The spirit which d.
"huoh'wos nearly akin to that OF 1870 md ,.x;,.J ii
gteaiiorcu the incidents OF that glorious m Wbi, -
DC uead as the Loco Focos say il ishut no nnnr.ndJ
an woudbe oil that opinion II he had witnessed and hear.
AT ai passed in that Convention, within the last two a
II the Wings are lees boserous than they h,v, b.. a.
Close OF eharnetcrmay nevertheless read upon their
coun'enances resoluenc which rarely forerun. de,,,
MI Leigh, ON taking the Chair delivered nm aS,r,ss-
ch"s'c calm, eogcu,-worthy Of his an,en, rrnown w.
hope to be able to lay il before our readers.
Last evening, the Comnittc, reported mn nh,c Ada,.
to the People OF Virginia-whch in spirit of c,ndop
ana uh' discusses all the great topics of public interest,
Will not fail to make Judgement in the minds Of tho
PEOPLE lhe Address was unanimously adopted.
Resolutions approving the Recommendation of the wbis,
OF congress Tor National Conventon-declarnr IN.
preference OF the Wings of Virginia, for HENRY CLAY
ana referring the selection Of Vice President to the Ms,
uonal Convention adopted.
Several eloquent and animated speeches were mad. =,
intervals by gentlemen from quarters of the s,a
among Others, by Mr. Faulkner, Mr. Tayor Of NorsolL
MI HUBBARD Mr. Langhotne, Mr.. Irving, of Amherst, and
Mr. Lyons. But one sentiment animated the whole.
settled conviction that the Wing party is a. powerful n,
ever, and firm determination TO make its power felt
Inc Convention adjourned in the fines, ,pirit-undsr
The influence OF the charming eloquence Watkins Leigh
which touched and animated every bosom