Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-06
OUR LAST APPEAL.

OUR LAST APPEAL.
Weeks and months have been employed in argument
in the dissemination offcs-in addresses to the udg
ton at hand. TOMORROW is fraught with great and
solemn Consequences, and no man. high low, rich or
poor. escape them. Tomorrow may prove the dawn
of brighter day for good old commonwealth by
placing her shining star in the noble galaxy of Wing
States. Nothing but inaction-n hing but a want of
faith and Jealous united effort prevent it, We ask
you then,
Wings of Lynchburg, Campbell, Bedford,
Amherst, Are you Ready!
DO not your hearts pant for The opportunity Of casting
your suffrage for The old hero of Buena Vista? Are you
not all eager to redeem Virginia. Are you not emuous
to participate in The victory? We ask these question in
no doubt Of your affirmative reply We are willing TO
pledge ourselves for the fidelity Of every Wing: for, if
recrean despairng o,c he longer deserves the
With our principles at s'ake-he safety of our domestic
institutions nvoved-and Cen Taylor as our candidate
we may in holiness and confidence exlort
Virsinian Whigs-Virginian Freemen,-tO the
Polls
We beg you. as brethren, let not the taunts of your
opponents that Virginia is safe for tiem-dampen your
ardor; but rather lend fire and increased energy
They are alarmed at heart-they not satisfied with
the signs-they feel that Gen. Taylos popularity is
srong-they know thousands vino will support him who
voted against Mr.. Clay in '44 Hence it is the policy
and their interest, to keep YOU from voting by creating
your mind the impression that your can avail no
thing Be deceived Suffer not the counsel Of your
adversary to lul you into lethargy-when the price of
your deception and your ethargy may be defeat IN Vir
motto for tomorrow-a motto to fight under from the
rising TO the setting Of the sun-for every and gen
u!ne Wing to inscrbe on his heart-it is this
Twill do my duty.
II was determination Of this kind, thai achieved our
was by this spirit that Gen. Taylor
his brilliant victories, despite the disparity of his
f~ce, and the want Of support Of Polk and Marcv-The
Wings rallied under this motto in 40, let them again do
so to morrow and the result will prove equal triumph
Sweet and refreshing will be the slumbers of him, who
when the struggle retire with the conscious
ness of having well and truly done his duty
What OF the Wing Committees of Vigilance!
Are you armed for the conflict? Are you at work. or
idle2 Have you inquired with keen eye into your
several sections and districts to see and know that all
is ght2 We believe and you have done and yet
doing all rhis-that you have prepared well for the
ton and will faler but be the bravesl of the brave
in the decisive hour This involves the suppostion that
you have confirmed the doubling-gven life to the luke
warm-inspired the ,lisponding with hope-provided
way and means by which the aged and INDECENT
Teach he pollsand performed other prerequisites
full honest, and imposing demonstration Of Wing
strength.
But would not have our Wing friends trust too
much to the Committees of Vigilance nor impose
upon them than they faithfully discharge. Do not
think because they have specified duties to do, that
therefore you abslved and remain idle Ills
not On the contrary, every Wing should feel. act.
think and speak, just if he Of himself whole
Committee Of Vigilance. With eye single to victory,
come on the morrow. in unbroken phaanx, and daun-
less tread, TO THE POLLS! TO THE POLLS!
One rordand stay roice until the glory
Be Early at the Polls.
Remember that the election lasts only day-as the
ges down in the Western horizon, the great struggle
will have been decided, far as you can have agency
or hand in it. What then you intend doing, do quickly
do it with all your mght-put it not off until evening
but, taking your neghbor along, go to the Polls
as opened and cast your This will prove
the surest earnest of your success- will fix and deter
mine the wavering-dsmay the opposilion-leave you
time to rally one and all for the confic-and result in
glorious achievement.
Rally then higs-FreemenR ally-march forward
in unbroken column with common intent with uni
ted and bold hears-wth firm step and dauntless front
and yours will be the proud honor Of saying-we have
redeemed Trginia Success already perches upon your
Banner. It is borne aloft by the brave old Soldier.
Rough and Ready. To the Polls, then Freemen Wings.
10 The Polls and the history Of the day will record you.
triumphant victory.