Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-21

.xes ~
~. s, an .lEI,.,.,;Or: er,crt.;n;np ~ s.mc
I:el;nv, !. do--,bo.c feelings of HARMONY
MI L;ndnes. which think have heretofore
~. ,c,;or az the Wh;v mr4v. ri
Won. ocn,lcm.r. - look 10 he crea, in.
;nvols sl in ,b, ..lec,;on. and connec,cJ
with the success Of the ca.dida,es whom YOU
=. ! nre..n, for rho sufFraoe of the Wb;rs Of
,be Union. i invoke YOU 10 meet here n ,h,,
sn;r;t. and discharge your duties as become
Wby. .ol bre,hr,.n 4. ting I'm, one commop
10 .ubse,vo
G.n,Iemen we NAV differ a. to men, but G
do no, d, FER AS 10 nr,;ucioles Our purpose ia
IN carry On, the pr;nc;rlss of the Wbiv marty
and those pr;nc;nle. which. when administered
under Wh;u rule. have a materially contr;bu.
ted 10 Mace this country n The pro,,d position
which i holds among tie nations Of the earth.
We have no personal preference. 10 snhs.rve.
myself know no man or men in the discharge
of duty. look sinplv and solely 10 the wei.
fare nf the country and the prosper;ty and han.
piness of the people who live under the hnpnv
form of government which has been ordained
for US by men who were Mt len-t n. vie and
polite as v are, Sirs, with tho Union and the
Constitution. anl With ,be po,;cv With I,
known to be identified with the whole Whiy
party, have no doubts about the success, II
the nominee whom we may present To the party
throughout the Union IAppanse.l If We
shirt of bnrmonv. determined 10 sus,a;n tb,.e
rr;rc;,Iee ~. no d,,h, o,r c.,,Ia.,..
,,;,l ~ .l..,.J ~, ..l,rna,;r GAr,,I.,...J
IF wa Lavs nv s.c,;nnal c.sr,cs T., !.
Them and H. n,,,;o,s lonk - Ia ;n,.-.., n
tho entire coun,rv from ,h.. s, I,wrsnc. -
Inc Gnifo ne Mex;co and from N. A,l.r,;r ,o
the Pacific.
Gentlemen. AGAIN beo leave tn tender INV
,ck acknowledgements "a, rho d;,,;r,,;.Iol honc,
which you have confe,reJ mon mo mi 7 ~
vou 70 maintain n sn;r;t of k;oJnJ.. anil g..
bearance. that our .I,I;lc,a,;on. NAV isaJ ~
successful termination. I unda,,aL,. q ~ Il :,
The country w;ll nrosrer her.,t,., MI, :.
Wb;p admsn;s,ra,;nn fAn,lau.el
IN. nerman.nt ofHrer. i. v;no ax.,n.1 Ia,
places and ,h, oroan;za,;on Of T.. Conv,,.,;o,,
compe,e. and eloouen, and earue., rr.yc,
wa. made nv ,b,. R,v Thos n S,o.L,on
The Rev. ,en,l..msn in IN. co,r.c ,,f n. nr.v
or hapu;lv ;nrroJuccd r..c.r.nc. IN ii.r.v
CLAW Win An a,rron,;a,. invocation !, ~. ~.
half
A motion was ,bcn made and prevailed IN
adjourn until IL. NJ. TO morrow. Thursday
il being s,a,ed thar the Commute. on Cr.drn.
,ials would then be prepared to rcport.
The PronoscA plu,fortm.
A meeting Of the $ .uthern Delegates was
convened at Carroll Hall on Tuesday evening.
over hich the Hon ]. G. Chapman, Of Nd,
was called to preside AMI X. A. Union, ESQ.
of La. acted as Secretary. Its business con.
s;s,ed nc m. rece,,;o, &c s.,;.. &c rasol,,,or.
reported by committee previously appointed,
proposing a platform for the Wig partv.--
They are as follows:
The Wings of the United States, in Convep-
ton assembled firmly .dhcring to the con,er.
vative principles by which they are controlled
and governed, and now, rs ever, relying M
on the intelligence Of the Amrrican people.
with an abiding confidence in their capscir,
for self governrn ent. and their continued devo-
ton to the Constitution and the Union. DO pro.
claim the follow ing as tbs political sentiment.
by the determination of which their national OF.
eanizaas party is effected:
l. That the Government of,he U. States Is
of limited character, and it is confined 10 the
exercise Of powers expressly granted by the
Constitution. and such az NAV be necessary
and proper for carrying the granted power. in.
10 execution: and thai all nov or, moi Tins p,nn
ted or necessarially implied are expressly rescr
we'd to the States respectively, and To the PEG
Pile.
2. That the Governments should be held
secure in their reserved rights and the Gener-
Al Government sustained in its constitutional
powers. and the Union should be rcvercd
and watched over q. ",h- nallad;um of ,uY
liberties.
3. That while struggling freedom every
where cnlis,s the warmest sympathy of the
Wing party, we still adhere to the doctrines of
the Father of his Country, a. announced in the
Farewe ell Address. of keepinp opr.elve. rre,.
from allentanplins alliances y ith FOREIGN coun,.
res. and Of never quitting our own 20 stand m.
IN c,r.;or ,ronnJ IT., ..,:.
public is not 10 propagate our oo;nion, or inn
pose on other countries our form of govern.
ment. by nrtfce or force, but to teach bv ex.
ample, and show bv our succes.. ,nodc,.,;n,
and Justice. the blessing. If seleco,ernm.,,
and the ADVANTAGES of free ;,.,;,n,;,.n.
4. Tina, where tho nconl,. make AMI ron,r,I
the Governmen, ,hev should obev n. con.,;,,,.
lion, laws and ,rea,;es. \. ,bcv voulJ r.,.;r,
~. liz 80 10 '"Ey ""u'o 'e,a'h
claim and u IN ene,rrs e., So, p.....,'
S. That revenue ,ufg;r;rn, for III, e,nen..