Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-13
FoRTHE yiRGISIAN.
wings of the Campbell Congress
siOnaI District
THE TINE FOR ACTION HAS AR.
RlVED-BE PREPARED FOR
THE STRUGGLE

"a canno, permit the Wing flag. the flag
OF the Union, to be buried in the dust.
81 Will take it, and bear it through the can
vass, whether defeated or victofious."-
Such was the language of the patriotic
Philip A. Boiling, when he accepted the
nomination of the Farmville Convention;
and can it be, that any true Wing will re-
fuse to vote for such Wing, in the coming
election, when they see at the North. men
elected 10 our National Legislature. piedg-
ed to disturb the peace measures ofthe I'M
| ion, and rccollec. that Thomas S. Bo-
cock, the Democratic candidate, coalesced
with that same party, to defeat those very
measures.
What can you be thinking about Can
you see secessionists elected to our Nation
al Halls, to blast the hopes Of the patriot,
when you have true Wing and patriot.
that is worthy Of yonr warmest support
If You love the Union be at work; organ
Ize at once; let no lime be lost.
Wigs If Camp5eH.-Wc appeal to
you; where is the fire that once burned
upon your altarsl Where is the feeling
OF enthusfas-r,, that actuatcd you in every
heard, urging VOC to the conflict; when
you battled 50 mautully for the principles
of your party, and the cause ofthe Unionl
| Fling out that old banner once more
There is not cue single principle erased;
there Is not one single star blotted out, but,
each yet wrinkles in it's glory, and is encir-
cled with the undying motto of the patriot:
"IHe Union must be Preserved" To
work, weentrei,t you. Ifyou move now as
You can do, the district is saved, and Sc
cessionism is crushed. In the name Of our
country and our homes, we entreat you TO
he up and doing. The enemy are at work,
and they wait but the tap Of the drum.
when every man will be at his post. You
must meet them in the struggle for the IN
ion. The whole district looks 10 you, TO
place upon the Democrats Of Campbell,
stern and emphatic rebuke. for their efforts
to Injure the character of Col. Philip A.
Boiling, when heir own candidate would
stand by and witness the downfall Of the
Union, before he would give up a South
Carolina idea Of Southern RigAts. Your
| dissensions, Wigs of Campbell, are now
over: cannot you come together once more
and let US cluster around the standard of
our fathers! Act at once we beseech you
Wcspeak to you as Wings who have ever
been true.
Wigs Of 1ppomaitor IT'S true your
number is small, but your influence is to
be felt in the coming struggle You have
never faltered;'can you falter nowl Are not
our principles worth contending for still!
Is not the Griion as dear to you as ii is TO
us all! Can any of you let personal fiiend
ship force you to yield up principcs' We
hope not, we cannot believe it Of You =
Would the candidate Of your opponents
sustain youf by no means. Cling then we
entreal you to our flag, and prepare to do
your duty.
Hhigs Of B4c6Rgham and Fiaraaa.
You have to do your part in the struggle,
that is 10 he made for the Union by the.
wings. ifyou are not ready for the work,
the time is at hand. You know Philip A.
Boiling TO he true TO the Union, and as
true TO the South. as any man in the De-
mocratic party in Campbell, White baas
Editors not excepted) BE prepared then
to showyo appreciation of his service in
every station, which he has been called to
fill. Let his a umniators sec that his as
socates wall with, concentrated effort, sus-
tain him.
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