Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-09-18

ing associatonsconneetedb by ties of blood and
with Southern citizens and numberin. among MS earliest
most tried and intimate friends many distinguished gen
temen rom the Southern section of the Union, these
ecedents with his just honorable and manly character
his comprehensive patriotism his prompt and vigorous
support OF the compromise measures during their PEN
dency in Congress, and his explicit and emphatic pledge
to maintain them, made before his nomination, afford
every guarantee that the constitutional rights attaching
to our peculiar institution will meet the warmest and
steadiest protection at his hands.
Resolued, That we recognise in WM A. GRAHAM an emf
nent statesman embodying the solid virtues of his native
State North Carolina and the faithful and able discharge
Of the duties Of the Offices which he has heretofore filed
demonstrate his fitness for the high station to which
seek to elevate him.
Rsolpsd That we look with pride and satisfaction upon
the course of policy which has marked out and rendered
lusrous the Administration of distinguished Pres
dent MILLARD FILLMORE. wise moderation dignifed
conservatism, and strict regard to the Constitution and
the rights of all sections under it, exhibited in the admin
isra ton of the powers Of the Executive Department
the Government have cemented still more closely the
bond of our glorious Onion During the period that he
vss Sass nd
honor steadily and proudly maintained AS epoch in
the existence Of ou country it will long be remembered
and its history studied with delight by all patriots
throughout the length and breadth of the land
The gentlemen chosen as Electors for the, State
at large are the Hon. A. f. HOPKINS and Hon.
HENRY w. HILLIARD; and those for the first,
second, third, fourth, and seventh districts are
Messrs. A. r. MANNING, THos. j. JUDGE, j. s.
SToRRs, DANIEL P. BEsTER, and CHARLES j.
McLEMoRE
In our country exchanges we are pleased to OBJ
serve unmistakable evidences of deep and growing
interest among the Wings Of Alabama for the sue
cess of the worthy nominees of the National Whg
Convention. Now that our Electoral Ticket is in
the field, and people have something tangible before
them, we anticipate a great augmentation Of this
feeling, indeed the spirit of lS4O that which nearly
gave the State in 184s shall be thoroughly awa
ened We have private letters from the country, speak
in the hopeful Of the result Of the canvass
and auguring well for the complete union of the Wing
strength upon the nominees.
The Camden Phoenix Of August 80 contains several
tees of different Whig meetings in the vicinity of Maren-
60 and Wilcox A Scott and Graham Club organized
on Friday the 9th ultimo, at Camden The Phoenix
says that the meeting throughout enthusiastic and
cheering Several spirited addresses made and
the best feeling prevailed The Whig fire is kindled in
that town, and the gallant Wings will be found faithfully
and zeaously doing battle in this campaign for Scott
Graham, and the Country
Another whig rally was had at Mckinley the 7th
instant, which was addressed by Masr BosHELLE and
DR.. A. W. CREAGH, in earnest and effective manner
after which Constitution adopted for Scott and
Graham Club.
large and spirited Wing meeting held at Camden
the 2Sd utmo which severally addressed by Col
]. 7. JOHNSON, A. B. COOPER, Esq, and Col. ]. BURKE
in eloquent and forcble speeches, which mnch ap
plauded.
We glad that the Importance Of organization
10 being properly appreciated among country sreH
and hope the work win go until every village In the
State can boast It's Scott and Graham Club Enthusiasm
is very we and unassocia.ed effort desirable but no.
thing atone IN campaign for lack of thorough and
efficient party organization Let this be attended to and
we shall on redeem this Congressional district from the
hands Of our opponents and make strong impression
upon the 5ulwarks Of Democracy in the State.