Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-18
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The Young Wings Of Richmond held meet
ing the 9Th inst, md adopted series Of reso
iutions that bciray nneonqncrahle devotion
10 the principles and ol.irels for which they 81
gallsnrly Struggled IN the late contest The,
call upon their brother Wings Of Virginia Il
stand firm by the convictions OF their Judge
ment. and to renew. win Increased zeal, thci
untiring efforts 10 deiitd, illustrate and main
tain, on all betting occasions. The patriotic an,
salntary doctfnes Of the Wing party.
They resolve that they wiii continue to OPP
pose the One Mau Power aud to advocate tn,
republican doctrine rhat all power of rigb
belongs 10 the people: To oppose taxation for
purposes atainahle by the ialicious expcndi-
ture Of rhat portion of the land fund Of right
belonging to Virginia and advocate the distri
bunon Of the public lauds. tie reception OF
Virginia qnota, aud the dedication Of his rdnd
To the great purposes Of the improvement Oh
our State, and the education Of our people
that they will continue 10 advocate tariff for
revenue with proper determinations N fayor q
American iabor-a "ise and juat syetcm of IN.
ternal improvements calculated 10 deyolvc and
bring into efficient operation The varied aeri
cultural, mineral, manufacturing aud CONNER.
c'al resources Of the counlry-and, so far as
~ them lies, to maintain lnvioaie the Consti-
tuition and the laws against all assaults from
whatever quarter they may come, or under
Whatever specious prclext they may be sought
to be disguised.
That they viii conlinue their organization,
aud use every honorable ehort to disseminate
their principles aud extend their influence
with a a5ew 20 countcract the free trade sys-
TEN, anii-lnternal Improvement policy, and
anti Distribution doctrines of the Democratic
party;-and they respectfully, but esrnestly
appeal 10 the Wings throughout the State to
unite with them IN these e1orts;-and should
the day arrive IN which the union Of these
States shall again be involved III perils like
those through which under Wing Admins
tration, and by the aid of Wing counscls, has
been so safely and triumphanhy conducted
let the Wings, at least, be at their post, prcpar.
ed then, as In times past 10 do their duty, and
their whole duty, 10 common country.
These are principles which we like as much
as we admire the spirit that rises above defeat
and ct'ngs TO right Through JOY and through
sorrow, through glory aud shame" TO thc
dominont party We prefer leaving all spccula
tive politics. We shall continue 10 a1vo
cate what is tangible and substautal--;o op.
pose the physical to the mcaplyscal--tht
practical to the abstract We are for the sol
id Improvement of Virginia-thc octual mco
ration ofthe condition of her peopl, IL their
social, agricultural and commercial relations
Instead of legislative resolves -dcclaring In,
rights OF the state, we want railroads-insfca,
OF curlously woven theories OF government W,
want guano, asd plaster aud coal aud IRON
Give us steam engines and schoolma stcr
enough and they will vindicatc our rights "a
every hazard and to the last extremity :" AID Il
the first and all-sulliclent mrans Of securing
these results, let liz have the share Of the pun
Lie LANDS to which Virginia is entitled