Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-06
NEW YORK

The Wings Of this city felo a mass MEETING on H..
evening OF The 2oh ult. for the purpose of maxim. H.
necessary arrangements for the approaching anna, 81.
'ion-ln which, by the way. SO far the city i, 49,,
cefhed they entertain no hope oi the success If ,h
ticket Had there been such hope however III. max
by is that II would have been dashed by on. Of III, ~.
dents OF this meeting. (Which by the way as yer,
merous'y atended.) An address was prps.n,.d h, n
ace Greedy, Escr, the api- but noiionni edi,o, ,rn
Tribune, containing several objectionable feature,
These, with one exception, sticken on, bv N.
c'mnilee 10 which IT was referred The exce,,io, >.
lated TO what The address calls Gle 1era, .iqntv 4
Tie contamination oil which, notwithstanding its prour.
almost 10 The last stage vi The proceeding the aulh Al.
The address very rd'euously thinks The Whp mn,
bond, If 1t can, to defeat Col. WEBB vf The Cou,.,
seconded by MI Brooks Of the Express moved 10 IN.
this portion Of The address, and sustained The mo, h.
able arguments. Mr.. Greedy replied Tn, Oo,.;o,
was finally taken; but, owing To the dense crowd -,
The consequent confusion, the chairman wa. unsb. f.
determine whether it was adopted or rejected; and by
compromise, the meeting finally adjourn wlh,u, set
ing upon 1t at all Greedy is one of your strong hea
stiII'necked enthusiasts who after most of III
nl'alss OF The day and frequently infcts uore iuin
upon the parry with which he is associated BY his ind,
cfeilon and obstlnacy than he is competent 10 repair N
his acknowledged ability The Yaesi.n Of aim. 1.l
could mol be made party issue even IN It's ncpene,
What folly, then nov " hen III. measure is on le
" eve o' accomplishments TO expect TO embody the WI
party IN opposition To such Interior legislation as NAV u
necessary 10 sustain the pledged faith o the n,ool-
is no Innger an open question and he is lnsdmsn II
would now think OF attempting To Sc, al n,u.h phkS
has already been done.
Nur ara the Loeos without .her irsnblrs in III, tIX
Al thelr great mee'ing on the night after the VIII
meeting, the Of Samuel j rllaea one ., The MI
lnees for the Legislature, was strongly oij-ctd IA
Mike W ash, who, amidst great nproar Kisses and "
ngs, addressed The meeting, denounced him as an III
il'"nSt aud an an'i-rener, and moved 10 erase h.m
from the ticket The chairman pronounced he md N
out of order and refused To put it; whereuppn Nike NJ
II to the vote himself, and the Tribune saws. "n III
decided in the affirmative by shonl which mad. II
very walls tremb-." The u,.p,lng then ,dhu,&
But Mike " rs friends in n. dia,,l, ?, uo.r,dH
"alshs put IN place II it.
here are, we perceive. fonr tickets to be run N
city OF Nes York The Wing, the Iocohco. tn, ~
live American and National Reformers-thr hn0
new party. which We ttlleye smsiains the Anu RnH
and contends foI the rgh, Of each man in the ronH
y !" vote hmselta farm" and to take it from
portion OF his fellow citizens, who have more land
II an equal division to take place they wsa d
entitled to. In other words. they are Agr,ran,
worst sense Of the term. who too lazy to work, ~
periodical equalization and partition of property