Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-01

Let forget my friends that We haye great oues
ton Of State policy to decide In the coming election or
which these two tickets presented TO Is the Ca
nal question. You have heard OF the Erie
that struggled through much opposition the
Compromise measures themselves You have heard is
founder, the departed DE Wit ciniou.-a patriot Who In
spte Of conumely heaped literally upon him.
Ia his great work until he had made New York in fact as
In name, Empire State. IL now becomes our
policy enlarge that canal In whose hands can YOU
better the work than in those the Of that un.
der, and his fends' This is the question which Is to give
New York among Slaes-I had almost said
nations for she is nation-and will you delay IT, or bid
IL God speedy You have tho cachery those who
before election protested such friendship for the Canal only
TO betray IL afterwards.
The speaker here ably tie emporIng policy OF
the Governor and State Administration the Canal ques
ton, through which 1t IL unnecessary follow him.
And now, friends, will you put the Canal into the
hands of its friends Of those who make pledges
ds, break them tho hear your RESPONSE
hear the response OF all true friends Of tho Canal end
to end of the State-l hear you ALL young and old
resolve that this question .nal DO put on the
high road to success now Although De Witt Gin
ton sleeps in his gave his spirit yet lives among
US. We hear it-sec it-fecl as Il were its dsembod
Cd form. The patriot lives this day In his desccn.
dant; and although that great sleeps his grave be-
yond earthly reward YOU display your gratitude
upon his sonhs worthy son, Who, when the ocean has
cast up miro and dirt-whcn winds have howled-when
the md have hed-has rushed forward the rescue and
upheld the Constitution of his country Never has that
failed in his duty-in that honor left him a rich
legacy by his father He has attacked faction and ashed
with scorpion LASH You have him faithful over
q few-make him ruler
Ny friends, | could talk upon Democracy until there
not freesoiler q Sot-shel in existence. But
must not longer tskeup your time and although have
spoken In sdesultory manner yet believe have said
enough to let you understand which side am dis
claim all personal feelings in this macr-I make
opinion only. Thank God you enjoy freedom which en-
ables to rise the lowhcst no Is trsmpled Ii is
your right IL is right, and the right of every
TO speak his opinions freely and only towards withhold
thSir opinions when thus urged them re-
spect every man who differs rm honestly despise
fhAaA VIII line spatla shaa
their Shiny track behind. bear personal wound
account OF political Ny settle as
so, believing that short reckonngs make long friends
with those who have honestly opposed me, always
glad 10 be reconcled but will have nothing to do with
hollow and hearless coalition. We have been spending
Ave years in trying whether oil and water will mix. We
have found this pretended Union cheat and failure
of time except for the experience IL teach
"a. IL is nothing but political horse iockeyng MANY
honest men, it Is true fell into it innocenty many may be
IN now. But IL has written disgrace upon the Demo
cratic party and the il is forgotten the better
csPI 50 far as it teaches avoid for the future
The moral We can deduce from all We have learned is
the old fashioned one-with the Democratic party
eipes are the great absorbing object office getting and
oitcehoding secondary consideration. Let keep up
to that standard. Let u invite those that willing
rally round and unite with Let tell all others
distinctly to keep away Ii is nothing the masses il Mr.
A, Mr.. holds Office, except far the efficient dis
charge oil the duties concerned II the Government
TO be administered bad principles would rather IL
should be by "A Wing than prviessed Democrat How
much better would it have been for the Democratic party
II Wings had held the State offices last yeaf.
Let remember that work for ticket to elect
IL. The Wings more divided than we are. We are |
united indeed since the Short Boy slide Syracuse while
the Wings have got their trouble Work on then
for your ticket with good heart. Let the Of Clin
ton be cloud by day aud pillar OF fire 10y night lead
you on to victory Give the country understand that
you proud atyour gcat Queen City the Lakes
bring forward for hish office the worthy of so dtn.
guShcd size We will show YOU in tie Susquenhannah
Hey that his name has reached there and that its
hardy Democracy will rally round him to euablc him to
complete the work that his father commenced 1t
Clinton that founded this great artery OF commcccdO
your duty, follow Democrats, and shall be Clinton that
will complete to the utmost expectation OF its
friends.
Long and loud rang the cheers of the multitude
when thtir vereran champion ceased and il is quesonA
ble II the Soft Shells did feel softer the echoes
reached their Mr.. DCEISsOS followed hy other
speaker among whom was prominent eXbaunburncr,
who renowned his hereses in humble and rcpenan tones
and took the stand states evidence against his former
Nccompiecs. lie was met 10y such huners of applause
as proved that there i joy in the Adlmsnne Heaven
sinner that epentcth than ninety and nine
old Hard Shells that need repentance The he
gave for bis return the Infamous corruption OF his
late Assoeatea statement which appeared fully credited
Toy the nesting The resolutions read aud carried
by accamatiou and the meeting broke up excellent
per. We may nnd room Monday for the resolutions,
which do not at all Partake of compromise character
Mr. DcENSoS left town this morning, having been visited
toy hundreds ct his friends last evening the American
Hotel. The address OF Mr. GEoRGE W. CLINrOS which
immediately followed that of MIR. DICKENsON, repeie
with clOquencr aud was really a splendid effort. We
have notes Of which may lay before readers on
B, future day. Time aud space prevent doing at
the present time Mr. CLINroNs reception was most en-
thusia-c, and his speech listened with
tention, and greeted with loud cheers.
FuEL"-Cotl purchased in Richmond and delivered at
residence in Charlottesville 81 80 per ton IL
sold in Richmond for 500; NehIve been informed that
sells at the Nharvcs in Alexandria Tor 500 aud il de-
verei at Cupeper courthouse for $3.50. With the Rail,
road finished u GordOnsVille, coal could be delivered
here for 500 less, thereby saving $500 per
ton Owing to the great quantity Of wood required the
University, fuel is in this vicinity and commands
high price. Coal at ~ 80 per ton is dearer than wood
at $3.50 per cord but owning the uncertainty of obtain
nb H. many Of our citizens have been Obliged purchase
coal for their places OF business and sitting Wood
delivered the students the University srSed the
length for burning 81 90 per cord, which a more
reasonable price than the citizens Of the pay-Chdr.
iOresuRis Je5srsonian.
The Wythe County Agricultural Fair aud Cattle Show
will be heJu Wythevle, the l2th OF October. We are
unable to publish the ist Of premiums this week. they
shall appear in our next VytLerNe Republican,
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