Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29
TENTH ooNGREssIoNAIn@

one NeiSeate1ieted iearaaSYE
fts friends affair view of1
now diYitine3hem itis-the de,
ofthiz article 70 present
Early m the spring, he eaHots
was made tFeP several parts ofiEs
byataeitnnderstapdin lie
upon as the day fOr-ils meelias =
Il 4 not designed 10 eOhveV ~
2 leqneprred IN this unesrstandn-
ehesteS5 frightened . time eoSeS
afteFwArds opposed lis meeting =
The spitieof JefefsOn adtoeasea
erals nom yariops parts Of the distHs
with IL in doing So
&MOH WhOswaHatQs speak for IL
ysh6le,ahd determine ipkentha Cor.
Reet2 me Repoe.ate party hsds
one lhe right to a. 50. ID e~onsd5
its,oFganaRritsoFaele. How fheh- 4
10 Be made kno~nR sNoswaYeoopE
exeePtbS It's ownaesiihgncoave6a@
tnpen d time and pfSes6f n6mtEsfp5
AeeoFdthgg1qalh he dayd
delegRtesauendedia Winchesterf
ties out of the eight eoaprisinss
There were from twenty 10 taeaR
FFederick at various times. IN thS
ten or twelve frOm-Iefsrson ; eigSt
Berkeley; twelve r kfteeutf rom q
OF nine from Warren, and I've fone
think il maj be said, that all Of 49,
were appoiniedn primary mee,iass
ataC OuyentionstOb be held upoa that
es6nfes were unIePresehted, and d,
why, II e sosmy purpose unneeessifTbs
The ConYenton was organized 3
advocating the nomination Of vario,
were present. Almost the entire dese
Frederick wereIfn favor of Mr. Byrd;
Befkeley and Clarke, and one ffon j
Delegates from Warren were preset
as was supposed, TO a distinguished
from than county. "A large numberSG
we're favorable TO Mr. Bediuger.
Dr. Page, Of Berkeley, the Pps
Convention, Wasa friend of Mr.. BudSF
EyeniIOns and voted for him, subseeuer
Propositions were made 10 adio1nf
Venlfonguntil some other time. Il -
that many OF the delegates had ho6s
TO make a nomination.. uitWasnni1ss
a nominatiOn WITHOUT those who d.
on that day, was Il mol equally 90, /
those, who had come, 10 attend agaihhS
convenience Of the absentees7 VIII
feelings of thOseswhO knew there wo5uf
meeting ON the Sd Of April, bat did NJ
alone respected, and Al the expenses
comfort and convenience Of those Is
nestly come TO mee an engagement q
bpeihren3
Accordingly a vote was taken upOahs
sition TO postpone. 1t Was decided ndt
Previously, the mode OF making a6
had been agreed upon; and upon Al {
several preliminary propositions dehEn
all quarters voted. No protest agai1di
lidty OF the proceeding OF against tksa
of the Convention was entered or ma1s.
The Convention wenIi into 4 nOmiBsf
Bedinger was declared the nominee n
vote
Al this stage Of l!e proceedings ~
members voted and declared fa,t
.aignifsdrthftr HilhdnyIlH
G9r AlRpsllhe R6lire deieuI
zFFedSleks 2 sQmF
voted tor ML. Byrd and otheTs iW
genIIemep.-l
A motion Was made unaniTous!yh0
Ihe nomination. which WAS passed. -
any dissenting voices.
Upon the adj"urnmeBf of The CsByet
prOiestsTs against its scliOR, 6iled Ihen
the Yjrginian and the air, with dismalq
I ar impTecatiORs, and unmeasured 5esu
a.,a inst iheanIhors of The outrage uPona
o1 y. npshiTe and Morgan, the ~eOuBtsi
resenteG' in the cengeDtiOn. Paa4.d
ra1e I'm. L. and all other words in the n
OF iniamy re exhausted oPOn She ae'a
of the BedingeI party By theseanhbs9
tempered advOca. - OF harmony, sd
OF the rights of the outraged iHUOeta'is
shire and Morgan.
The cry of repeal another SO1l1
estly to carry 0ntIhe viii 81 the d
raised. The eolnmDs OF . EiTgilm
and moaBed under the heaVy (eFHtg
readers must have found theL..l aItt
emitted from the frieBdssof tie eSast
and Democracy
In the midst of.itaIl, Hampshire
said calmly and firmly tO'her V~oluuteB
1--WE ara much obliged to yOu, fOrGE
services bnt being peffectly salis6edG
our friends have done, we dispeneI
kind Offices. fbrthert2 What eOGiE
They denied that Hampshire said sO;
did, that she thought 50. They i1Ha
attempts to arouse her from beTdelHA
were pleased % think II.
Again sic spokeg She declared tt
opposed toan0ther Convention ta
!satisfed with Bedipger; and By ulI
ing the faSoFs hvished upon her
gave TO the latter come sound aH1
advice about disturbing The peace at
Of. the party BY holding another CoaEe
Certain leaders % IN Fredenek
took the bit IN their MOUTHS ealettr
yenton, liked the day and summonnt
poDeufs of Bedinger 10 the field HPa1I
July, 1851.
Il was, Repeatedly said Tsstm
District abbot the Conyeniion oftbe .
detest Bedihger, and desire some =
g We will hold" said the simOH
Democratic Conyeufioh. Guns all
men Of one Of the old time COnFe@
Tenth Distrief.s
It. Ghatis.a meeting Of al Ehp
TO Mr.. b came le saw aud re-
eouguer.S i was Just the bE3 Of
the faR BtOiDf T0se. 1.-THE Demed
To themselves, Il will prove 70 Be =
save to those, who BY lie oTglq
songhI in vain % disOEganize
The Integrity Of our " party, +
and 10 sustain the power Of The w
District.
Aud who were they, who, a.
giniah says spoke s. something ls {
the Democracy Of The lob, intSe
used % utter9s think we AVER
Zones ofIhis 18Th of July meeting .
like It's old tones, 10 hope that
be forgotten; Orihe only voice
thar Of q cracked, wheeling, aFthr
This the srnfee of The Demoefaey 9