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the Wings of eacl 1lsshe 81
Convention n,.n.
The substitute was advocated ny 49,.
pin scolt of Powhatan, Patrick ara elSl ~,
asa opposed 81 MsssFs Scout q Z
Garter and NNleher4 Be discus 'on 80 s ~,
maseaone. Ths zoe was taken upon Is 90 ~
sies, and lh4 sa5ztAisss,e was rsiesaso-Tss A.
noes 81.
.l,he RESOLUTION was then amenied 50 g - aps
poiat delegates AMI ; aisernaiss from sash -
grtsslonai District, and was passed
The Convention then adi8urned q 9, T. ~
~. r.,nvsntion .Fs-assemble.l ii s oclpck. The
.s,;esn fharch was etowded by an irn.iense nul
- ri. f,,ovIing resolutions were tepotledhy
-. ssea,f af Fauduier. Chairman Of ihe Commit
,re ii Resolutions, and adopted with entHe
Nts=Aand great enthusiasm
The wings II Virginia il Conyen''en asSeino'su
| do resolve ,,asssrora-
nanly Known as ihe compromise as Ina sss. \,
ni5u5 = 4instnIent 81 The questions inyoiyed ~
,ar, mi ne win consider any atiempt y lis...o
hsra a biow aimed at the peace Of me eeuasis
and integrity OF the Union. .....,;,r ~ pros
81 Thai We approve the admlnlslrai1eho 2; L 80
;Ien, TyytunaE -belieging that BY ms Nlsuel IL
siac Inthe coudurt Of our nationai ana ss'
issFasgine difficulties his ioyalfy 10 tas oSnSs.-
tuiion his irmness in the malnenanseo go ~
and lis iasa regard for the rights Of ns na ;I<v
!, 49, eni1entIy fulfilled cur expectations 2hu 49,
!. ;lsd himselflto our continued commerce. any
1 -asIninaled y The National Wing Con
Fentlon, the Wigs OF Virginia will give him ihei
4lh, That The Wings Of Virginia win give thi
i like cordial support ip any other true Wing whit
= may become the nominee Of that convention, VIII
has stood By and does stand by the compromise on
II and out and regard tand stand by it with unal,er
able determination as final settlement and adjust
meut Of The measures involved in il.
!. 9th, That the wise maxims of Washington re
f specting the foreign policy Of the county, which
. have beer practically illustrated in the admrstra
I ton cf President Fillmore, oughi ever to guide th
federal Government :. is Intercourse i'm totexl
+. nations. =
n BIN s,ai me public lands are he common prop
efty Of all the States that such disposition shou
of be made ofthera will inure equally The benei
j of all, and aal equitable apportionment Of lhei
lie sales among al the States is mol only clearly with
in the constitutional power Of Congress but Il the
wisest and most rightlul disposition that can b
| made OF that cdmn9n fund.-
~ tn. That, whilst we are opposed as to Tariff
= 10 an excessye rate Of 6utfes and, 10 inerna
/ improvements to lavish appropriations, We ar
A. content, BY jldicious arrangement Of duties
x-I eessary for an economical administration OF TIL
ar government, To encourage our domestic industry
N and TO proyide iFR time of peace such improve
= menfs Of our harbors and principal rivers as ma,
= be necessary ~ assure Strength within and sc
Cuit-Uuf -AdielYAWiInOut
; stb. That We hold the union Of the States to be
y primary Object Of patriotic desire and The fedora
A. government be indspensahleto its efficiency an
r permaneney; as this sprung only from compro
r mise and mutual concession between diverse inter
ne ess, we believe il only he successfully admin
70 isfered in the same cenciiatdry spirit which CAV
= ii BIRTH and we consider respect for its Just author
= iiy and acqniesceuce 10 its Constitutional measur
duties required by the plasnest considerations
nr national, Safe, and individual welfare.
Ct These resolutions were unanimously adopted.
&c The President announced that it was now i
se order for the difsrent delegations to report III
s names Of the gentlemen agreed upon BY them res
pectively, for delegates 10 ihe Wing Nationa Con
V vention; Electors and Assistant Electors forth
y various Congressional Distiicts; and Elec,ors:fa
o. the several cdanties Of the State: whereupon Iii
I names Of The following gentlemen were pressnte
j aud unanimously agreed 10 by the Convention 70
MS the 10Th Congressional District:
a. Dslegatcs-John +. Wall II Frederick; VIM. c
4n1rsW KenTedy Of JEFFERSON; ROT B. ShhefFa0
A. oil Hampshire.
nc ElestJr-Aex. R. Beteler ofJeferson
n. Assistant E!eetor-Joseph Tidha Of Frederick
Y CoARtg Esedfoxs-Lawsan Bots Of Jefferson
III n John p. Hoge ,of Befkeleys John s. Duekwa 0
= = Morgan; Province Mccormick OF Clarke; DAME
Z FoTrer Of Page VIM. M Buck Of WarTen: Ro
=. bert u Brooking Of Frederick James D Atm
i strong of Hampshire.