Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22
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rse Nes Yot pz5ess are sesnisg via Eeoaais q
III. ssynrs asa dsiaxs 4 ne = Dsp'eF.sie st1rs
t..xeasiou. held :, Syracuse Dc Id instarI
'faey az ksass a. ~ eazpf1 = ns : Hard Esd
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t,I,rs.. sadesse. : ta.srsiA.d. - n uh;eh
aesIzaatius he claims fsr Ms o.. tnsy ks,isr
sxsslo=ed he Baiiiasse fiat'o1 .re slave law
and IL Haviag 81 he tsst q q. ..sssi ofis-s.
zhey GA saora % glib ds6n a.y e. "a fsr fksn
a " sshngga usder Dc .oPs q r<ii.. D. I'D on
.ees also.
The speakers Al bo'h eoarehtons were ven 1<al,ei
e,orv q their anissezisn Ps,dl. bowl I.rss and
were On hsaa--aad bllie, % use fhs4 = case q
n.s.ssity The terms thieves. robbers. bsliss and
lrdsrsrs we're freely used On both sides, and = the
ecsfrefs are best each other, We have
limo rxhtto doubt the trut Of their Periranre Let u
,Eiye specimen.
MT q. 3. sickiss (.dl wished The resolutions %
,n.yed that eYefs delegate Of The coayentou eould
.;va ,be. tbat they might show The world with what
nsanity tho true democracy have eat 81 from the IN
Ieodly and uaholy. | hope (said heb whsn theday Of
Iiudgmcat comes, G % viii pardon me hr ever having
voted fsr Van Barea. And hope he will also isrgive
nv children, If this sn should be visited upon thens
ILaushter add apptansc.l To-day We have seen what
he Van Ruren partv i, by the acts n de sc Joha. He
r.. d.. - s.is s-...- race been engaged to-day
h enconraxiaz oa thieves robbers buIics, and murder
aaa II they had not been intmidated and prevent
Va. tber woald to-day have disgracsd the democratic
par.y by deed ii bod. Had they not been held at
bay they would have murdered cuf venershe President
mi. Barnes Ills lie was only saErd By pistols and
bowie kaivea Les rejoice that the Democratic
marty i freed from these foal seOuadres the Van Barren
ties, The Fowlerites, and cOchraAtss. IGIeat ap-
piaaSe. J.
II may be mentioned hire that Isaac " Fowler is the
OH he
of fhe Port They seem have left their duties at
home 10 regulate matters at Albany eomPlanee with
he hint in the washington Union that the President
Would be pleased to see harmony thu State coavsa-
ton At Syracuse.
Nj Graves Of orcaas did not ninee words either He
Was thankful he was present wnesS the resurrection
III the Democratic pariy for years in foul company
What said he) do these Williams who have so long been
ID incubus upon u.s. dor They go abogtoqr large cities
aid collect the bulies aud savages and robbers who
swoaid do murder for shilling, and bring them here 10
rnrdcr and silenes oeen. Aud when these seoan'
dls cone here instead Of remaining ia the back ground
where they belong they march upon the stand. and tell
the President they will knock his teethdown his throat
III he opens his mouth and threaten others in the same
yayl And these men are backed by il public Of.
fee, p5stmasters, surveyors, Be. with Frank Pierce
himself 10 sustain them II is gorious thing that the
democracy are now free from them Let US now carry
the wsrfaio Africa. amgong to do IT, - far as can.
when 20 hons. am going 70 show Sanford T. Church
for one what this Convention and let every true
democrat do the towards every traitor and reeresn
id his constituency. tIoud spPlsuss.l
After the address and resolutions were adopted, the
Hoa~ MIkE WALsH (membcr Of Congress elect from
opc Of the New York City disrets) came forward and
made Characteristics speech expressing bis Qualification
with the proceedings. Now, (said hel in regard to
compromises and unions ask you, hoest men, what
compromise can be entered into between men belonging
10 party that boasts OF never having formed alliance
with any bastard party, and ofa bandt who tram
pie upon law order constitutions and all that is hooora
ble aud worthy u ask you, can virtue unite with vice.
and retain its former integrity He spoke kindly Of
the President and though he ought not to be ccnsured
NATL they tried him further. aad kaown him better
j know (said he) something Of Franklin Pierce. We
ali 6ow he came into power BY accident, and was M
; sga IA With eaI Rsss Pss and sesrssls ~.
pressed his ief that decisive vote would be given
! il 10 the country as = the City Of New York.
Mr. hIatheF, Canal Ccemssionef, IDLY imPeached
and aaaoiited made few femarks in acknowledgment
or The hoanr conferred by his nomination.
Mr.. Cutting in second speeeh spoke Of the ccatami
nation to which they had eus beea subject and rejoiesd
that the party was purified.
In the Sorr SHE'LL Convention, the language was rath
or more in the way Of rdicile than denuneiaon Mar
iin Grover the nominec for The Office Of Attorney Gen
era thought il best 10 be eoncstoy towards the erraE
bre,htea lie thought the little ripple the waters Of
democracy would soon be snosshcd He thought
any one who dssented because William L. Marcy was
in The Cabinet, was not good democrat
1oHs~yAS BrREs pu, forth forrest Of ridieule snd
sarasa upon the Hards, and raised much laughter BY
his hapy hits lie seemed 10 have not the least doubt
&c ihesueecss Of the ticket about q be pat forth He
III kss.a
~ SEED through. Il was = scheme ID bring the Whigs
iaic porcr-yet how vain mus, Lc sech eGcrt. For
when ther Convection assemblies. il viii be found inf
aiteIy more divided than ever had been. He
had not voted for nor against me resolations reported
but hoSghihe shoad 20 in favor Of allofthen He was
for fe affirming the Baltimore platform. think (said
hel eslavery question Is set,ied-snd whether wisely
uhWely, settled, and oqsht not to be sstated
fusther Therc is provision In the constitution which
says th fugitive slaves escaping late free State shall
be retacd and ike every other provision Of that in
stra.hen, this must be faithfully lived up 10! This
Il have been recent discovery Of Prince JOhal
And be Ieye Ibis is exactly what Gen. Pierce intends
do Ebeaese this opposit him grows out Of the
heef that he is honest man. and thieves must pat him
down, & die. lie thought the ticket in keeping with
the spirii q The sgs. and had the qaality 10 via
Mr.. Jehn Coehrane 0the Sarveyor) made an exultant
speech ad rdiculcd The bolters he called the Hads.
Who had ajourncd 70 the Globe Hotel TO cut thsir pr
eica Kns and obey their dancing masters Hethougkt
tao ticket mass carry.
presioa King lFree soiIer) gave il his sdhesiOa to
every thing in the platform hut the fugitive slave
tIr- chamrln Of Aheshaxy tbonght he ticket noni-
nsied b. the descrtes would hare power with the
hoacss democracy q Western New York.
Thessaoa eaaesst daring these struggles are said 70
drfy al description.
The oaly o. both tickets those q Mcs.rs-
!. Rasgles aud Dlnic for Judges.
The Herald gsses Iany eurious ineidesh q he men,
cradle Two days = Syracuse.