Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-15
Laaloss CossressiOaai District.

We deeply resrs'to observe the premonitory symptoms
of Wing split in this great and enlightened Whig Dis
tfict in the shape Of elimination and recminaton. We
hope that the good and the patriotism # the Wing
party the District will permit personal asyranis
seeons jealousy subject them and their de.
feat ia the mos, decided Wig District oil the Common
wealth and family jar be made the instrument by Loco
Foco cunning and management, OF putting Mr.. VIM. Smith.
or Nh Charles Hunion uPoa their shoulders IN the
Congress. Yet is there, hear danger Of such a
suit without competition Of difficulties and restoration
Of harmony.
Opposed the daily and fomilor Of CoHreniions to
settle every trifng difficulty, yet and have
always acknowledged, TINT III they are indis.
pensable. Among these we hold tina, Of The Lou
doun District existing present, be one and most
earnestly call apon all good and true Wings OF the District
To agree refer their disentions the award OF Dis
trict Convention and whumsOever such Convention dc.
sgua,es a suitable Wing candidate for Congress HIM
only vote for and support with all their ZEAL There
other method that know Of under the SUM- Of heal.
ing their divisions disappointing their opponents and ter.
mnarng spectacle painful and distressing their breh.
throughout tho State.
H0s such Convention might terminate, we neither
know 10 II will throw oil upon the waves.
and that is all we desire The Convention Gun scarcely
BIZ ng forward any with whom are not connected
by the ties OF personal friendship, well as the bonds Of
political oinity and would rejoice in the promotion OF
tgT
"Peace. Peaee"poacc at least in the domestic house.
hold Of the Whgs-Peaee indispensable for the present
efficiency uf the Wings aud their future triumph.
The Leesburg WashinytOIan very judciously says:
1--WE cannot publish the communication the signature
Ut" large number Of Voters Of the 9th Congressional
Dsuei without accompanying II with unqualified dis
appreciation II ~ demagogcal appeal tho pas
sons and pTeudces OF tie people rather their rea-
and Judgement aud is therefore Insulting TO them n.
II VruDusy declares that they governed by pref
hv fvt,l
publications only weaken tho they adyocate-
Censu-abe that publication tai. yew there is still
another In which not less Its msaemeni facts
misrepresentation Of public seniimon and unjust mpuia
ton. connection with tire Wartonton Convention are
striking indeed; but than the clearly implied
dcTo2apy opinion Of the writer that tho Wings Of our Ds
ifci by sanctonng and ruiying with such great unanm
ny tho action Of conycnnn, 80 disng Iished according
TO his version, for corruption and disregard of the will Of
the people, proved conclusyey either their Of ordinn
~ perception and Independence in seeing and
the gross and Rlrng fraud psrpeatod by the Convention
upon their rights the mOzt plant syc ,phsnic spiit in
not only Yecingto rs dicatolbu By heartily sancdonng
tj bohosts with their votes. The people, for wh0e vel
fare this writer manest- such soIcude, can from
this HE estimate u then duly appreciate its value.
Toe Editor he'd The honor Il being member u the War
fentpn Convention, and he feels insured that none hed
seat in that body who did not appreciate IL honOr
u was one OF the largest and most intelligent meetings Of
the kind ever held Virginia, and its members discharged
the delicate aud responsible conhded in manner At
once wise aud acceptable their constituents con-
cusivoy demonstrated by the great unanimy with which
they sanctioned their action and happy result Of H. not
withtandng the zoslous efforts made then to induce the
wings 10 believe that the Convention but "cau
Gus which hsd spurncd i f will and auogaied the right Of
dictator. The VIII |osslc Remuneration o that body by this
writer, and hs strenuous excrtOns rdcuo upon H.
cannot therefore fail In producing feeling o asionhont
and on opinion Of his justice far from being enyisbe,
well ne an inducing suspicion with oil good snd Wings
as tohs objects bengibe supremacy u Wing principles and
the triumph Of tho Wing party
'Upon the first ballot seven a tho ten Loudoun Dele
gates did not vote for Mr. Chiffon stated by the
five voted Tor him.