Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-25
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WIG RESOLUTIONS
DINwTDDIE,

At e meeting oil the Wings OF Dinwiddie county.
heId at the Court House, on Monday, the 18Th inst.
Dr. James II. Brander called to the Chair. and
Fletcher II. Archer appointed Secretary.
HE Char having explained the objects of The meet
lhg' the tolowiDgpreambe and resolutions were pre-
sented, and being submitted separately. were adont.
led;
/ whereas, Convention of the Wings of the State
IS proposed to be held in the town OF Charlottesville on
he 25th ins for the purpose oil organizing in view of
| the anticipated elections under the new Constitution
| ana promoting by unity OF action the success Of these
great principles which we regard essential to the well
p Tf5 ano happiness OF our common country, we The
Wings oil Dipwldde county, heartily approving Of the
objects OF said Convention, and believing that
thorough and efficient organization of The party in
every county in the State is under existing ercnul
stances highly expedient and necessary do therefore
10 'ie otate Convention to be held in Charlottesville
on me %3h INST. and that the Chair be requested to
appoint 70 delegates to said Convention
| Znq nat the Chair proceed to appoint a Commit
Zee OF vigilance, whose duty 1t shall be to superntend
the general interests OF the party this county and to
use an honorable appliances in promoting the sue
cess OF our cause at the ensuing elections.
. 5fd That in our opinion our caus. demands the uu.
oiVded support OF every true hearted Wing, and III
duty.
4h That we cordially invite the Wings of Bruins
"lck aud Amelia counties to unite with us in sending
delegates to Convention proposed to be held at this
III,
pose OF choosing candidate for the Stale Senate for
me bls'flet TO which expect TO be assigned under
Tue new Constltnton, and thar twenty delegates be ap.
pointed by tue Chair the part OF this meeting 10
attend said Convention H -
5lt That now as heretofore, we regard the Com
stitnnon OF these United States the great char
ter OF our national liberties and consider il The nor
mount duty OF every American citizen TO do ali in
ms power to preserve 1t In its original purity and ntee
rity.
9Th. That we deem t1eseries of measures known 90
the Compromise final adjustment of our national dif
hculles and the tanatical of the North who are
now seeking 10 dissolve our glorious Union are in our
esunation Traitors to their country and traitors TO the
cause OF human liberty, and deserve the execration OF
every honest patriot; and the mad caps of the South.
should tney persist IN their reckless career will speedily
SILK themselves 10 like degree OF infamy.
7!h That the Administrator of Willard Fillmore.
or its honesty, lis purity its integrity and its wisdom
challenges our admiration and respect and will CON
lhue 10 receive as 1t deserves, cordial sup
port and confidence.
St That f we will hail with pleasure the nomination
oil Willard Fillmore by the next National Whip Con
senIion as tho next candidate for the Presidency.
FAIRFAX
Resolved, That the Wings OF this County in com.
mon with their political friends through out the State
take this occasion to express their updiminshe5 ron
hdence in the ability and patriotism oftbe present nd
mlnlstTation and to return President Fillmore their
expression OF gratitude Tor the rmness with which he
mas maintained inylo ate the Constitution against all
assaults and Tor his avowal of purpose 80 to conduct
me affairs OF Government as to secure the pepetuity
Of our institutions and the union of the STATES
On motion OF Thomas Moore, ESQ, the following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
/. hesoWed, INIT we recommend to the Wings of
I afa& Couhty our present efficient delegate S. T.
STUART, as every way worthy Of their support at the an
preaching election for the next House OF Dsl
egates.
J.HUNTER Chairman.
VIM. FL. WREN. Secretary.
ROCKINGHAM
Resolved, That deem it of the utmost imnor
ance IN view 1.-THE contemplated change ia cur State
Constitution, that the Wings ofVrgna, be thorough
y organized.
Resolved, That, there s known to be large
democratic majority in this Congress sional dtatrct and
as it is expected that there will be several candidates
OF that party before the people, it expadent in the
opinion Of this meeng Tor the wings to run cand-
date Tor Congress.
Resolved, That in the opinion of this meeting. tho
present national administration has by its wisdom mo-
deraHon and fidelity to the Constitution enineny en-
titled its members to the confidence OF the Americao
people.
Resolved, That we cordially approve of the series Of
acts Of the late Congress known the Compromise
ana mat we have no sympathy Tor, and epudiae all al
hiaon with any politicians set of politicians who are
not faithfully attached to the Constitution and the Union
as they exist.
ROCKBRIDGE.
Ga motion off, B. Dorman, ESD, the following res
oluton unanimously passed
Resolved, That we decidedly prefer the Hon Geo
w. Summers, oil kanawha as our candidate Tor Gov
einor ana 40 hereby earnestly recommend his nominal
ton to the Charlottesville Convention.
On motion of j. T Patton, Esq, the following ad-
dtionsI resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas, we deem this appropriate occasion to
express the sentiments we entertain tor the present
Wing National Administration.
Resolved Therefore, that we cordially approve the
course OF that Observation-Disclosures congratulate the
country at large in having during the trying crisis
through which have thus far safely passed, 30 eff
cient and patriotic chief magistrate Willard Fill
more has proved himself to be, and that will hearth
" cooperate with the friends of the American Union in
ha election to the Presidency OF the United States ia
1852.
Resolved That we recognizes the late "Compronoise
measures of Congress the means OF preserving our
beloved Union, and pledge ourselves to sustain then.
on all suitable occasions
"A. LEYBURN, President.
]. w. BARCLAY, Sec'y.
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