Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30

tn. ~. lo1,rsyeous .rrepcsiticns 81 Tie Loco
FocOs. in their thonssrousiy chequAl Tx Bill.
have created Indignation shreusheuia laEge per-
tiep ar The lSsa,e- and. in many eprHbess ne
whIes are deer mined 10 beslir thepssisef, aliho'
.osnv tbpotht III besi not 10 make any eiert for
,o,aI ,ecOvt,v il authority Al the sasuiPg elee-
lion. The Rlrhnoae whis has; ths sYllo1iug
,,iI,;er sppeaI.o he decided wAss e6antes Of
the Stale - fk
.sWkile The Whig party Of Vifginia appears.
d;siuclned 10 make any formal siEps gle .oF sue
eess in Anil. Il Is incu bent upon 1ke I'D Wing
counlies df 1870 % regain their poshion-.o
maniles. 10 The .counlry that they are h<Te ysi-
l4hal psrEay The vilesi has not eomPrehendeds
them IN is poIlutns embraee7zlhtl even asitiny
which turned against lhem, and ID the moment
/ 81 riclorylconslgnec Ihemfto the lender DeTcies
ofihe must conlemplible preiendef eho was sure
~ ever feltia public atfairs--;hat hn!ueky des-
tiny iiselfihas not changed their hgm resolves,
aud their deliberate convictions
In The name Of The Wing party, we ask for
Il such Signs frs.m old Wing Countess We ask
10 be convinced that lreaekery has NOT been stead
Il i'll al work in Old YirginIa. We do not be-
II leye ii I'VE rever wall believelf, Of hhe body
Of ne People! or Demagognes:aad Aspiranfs
We are prepared 10 believe much for We know
Them but too we'll; but Of The people the res
/ lPeopse, we en- believe nothing bal what love
of Libef,y and Of Country Mouid dic,sle
That lore DOES dictate the Suppression a. ines'
who have been faIlhless 10 the People, and obi
true 10 aheir own mercenasy gicws. and MAJ
: ginis, and Virginiars, we do |lnot doubt Wi
consign jail such 10 an oblivion thai VII nss
er be revoked" ,,,,,,o ~ NE,
sure. the Wing u,lers The following jas, and pa
! Iriolic sentiments, to which every manly hear
must respondn
SIN the name Of all thai is regerenced anon
men, what have the Wings done TO ALLEVIATE III
confidence aud fraternity Of their brethren OF Ac
4 comac They have, IL is true. been un5os txnate
bat when with generous spiriIss with those VIII
: feel and acknowledge ihe noblest impulses an.
affections Of our kind. OF human nature, wer
misfortune and guilt ever considered SYNONYMOUS
: Wes had supposed, as We cerIhfhiy PERSONAL,
Z have always felt, that inisIs1fans ought 4
attach US but the more wafn3lyslo those WHIT
suffer nnder its ysilaiions. 10 abandon anC
desert afriend in misfortune .haslhrcush all time
! been REGARDED as trait Of selfshness aud base
5 ness. To slick 10 your friend, The more unfor
E tunae be was. and 10 stick the closer, The tno:,
, unfortunate he was, has ever been considere,
the brightest, noblesi characteristic which dislin
guished man from the brute. ftWhat does wo
5 man do, under such circumstances woman
whose feelings conduct her BY he saostest route
I 10 The conclusion Of The profouudest Phi!oso
ply, and The deductions Of TIE most enlarge,
and christianized Philanthropy She AWAY
B loves her husband, or lover, OF father pt broth
er or son, the best, when he issin trouble tina
. is when he stands most in need Of her sustain
ing lore is@theTei 10 all natures bsne6cence,
more holy and beautiful principlei
'tAccomac has abantloncd the Wings in their mis-
fortunes when they most stood in need of her sup
pert. Will she persist in this nnnaturs! course ,
she continue. under the influence Of distinguish
ed men. animated by peculiar views, 10 scparat
herself fromher friends-to deuy snd disowH he
own caase- to subject her Whig brothers 10 a con
/ stantly recurring and >ipeessant rsprcach y"