Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-17
r.o,n N, 3,ba,u STATE Pea;s,sr

One Of the first SKINS of the Wing party has always
been fdy to The Constitution and the Union another
i. law order and peace. We have fofeseen for some
lime past that its dive sion from the plrpos Tor which
il was organised must inevitably end In lis ana dis
solution, aud we have Struggled In prevent ch result
For thai purpose We have abored pnrgr II Of aboi
ism Sntlrentism, tuurierism. agtaansn, which wete
slowly but surely sapping its found tions. There are
large bodies OF " hg. who do not believe in them nd
VIII, will not belong party il whose creed such doe
tIues are incorporated. They gne IN hem
Of the purposes or principles hr which the members of
the Wing priv associated themselves together. II the
Wing patty is 10 he us as an instrument for any such
objects as vas minated by G. Seward in hs speech
at Cleav land and as he has Indicated by his ultra
in the United States Senate they do not wish Ia belong
To it. They will never suffer hem>lv 10 be used Tor
the nplishmcnt of any such ends
The further agitation If the questions o the ab 'lon
ofslavrry and of the application Of the Wlmo Provisp
New Mexico aud Utah, involve no le.s aqaeson than
the permanence Of The Union for II ctnno be preserved
if that agitation is to he continued The pressing OF the
odus res uiins adopted at Syracuse. In The expcta
ton that they would be quietly acqniesced In by the mi
noy was eqnivalenttn applying torch IN the Con>-
tuition. This Union would in all ptnb'bllty have been
already dissolved, if the counses OF Senator Seward had
prevailed in Congress Happily other and better cou'-
sells adopted by that body, and we cannot consent
to renewal of dangerous atom, or u the cen
Of the patriotic who have laid It. In our Jndg-
mpn they worthy Of the highest encominms aud e"
titled 10 the everlasting gratitude Of their eonn.y. ~
We believe in the dniv If Wings t, sustain the y a
tional Administration. We b eve II mas oeen anu IS
.m;naoly wise nrnd,n and patfotic. We believe thai
the buttons adopted Syracus' strike Directly at It's
character its power, and It's usefulness We are anvil
ling to see it sacrificed cen>ured for the purpose Of
getting up sectional party eeYanng any man, OF Ca
lerng to the preudicss OF polite, il abolIiinnis's
We unwilling 10 s'e our connection with the Wings
Of the South, who among the bast aud nesl Wings
of the Union aud have stood up with us IN times of tfaI
for all the great measures and pncpl's OF the party,
severed. We unwilling In be thrown into hapelts
minority in the Gnnn aud thus render ourselves 'wer-
less f, the accomplishment OF the geat and henehcent
purposes for which the Wing party was organized and
has been continued. We still belang Il the \ t"nal
Wing IA ty and have doubt W. shall be recognised
as lis true representatives in this Sle. We have blot
ted from nothing but i'll advised attempt force
into the ranks If sec inSsm and thu party in this
Stale from its alliance with its brethren and members in
other States. Il was rI ht we should do So lous the
course of duty is plain tn adhere 10 principles, the
Mai ina Admin sratlnn the CONSTITUTION aud the Union,
oxan amid The WI. ck nj all n rtie