Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28
LYNCHBURG NIRGINIAN.
THURSDAY MORNING SEPT. >, ls5a.
The Wings of New York

Having AWAY. regarded practical conser-
vsi.sm "a the great cardinal principle 81 the
Wing party. we DID no he-'tate. IN the first sp-
l.esranco of the defiant departure from that rrip-
ciple b. the Wings Of Sew York. a. sambol.Hd iu
the Syracuse resolutions. 10 dea~u-ee tlresn IL
-evere terms A. denatianalized and r effect
INV ,r,hy of the support. eoufdeuc" or co-opers-
'ios Of any party North or SoGib, that would
respect ne laws and the puhlts s-fetv. Ssbso-
qaent developments have presented nefasag 70
induce as 70 re;ract or nodits snf oppression II
dennpcaliou thai has been u-sd. ii. true that
the 'actcrs In the CoafeniIaa al syracuse do
not pledge thsm.olss, to oppose IN fatare
al action looking to exercise by the eeuih
IT CO -titutional rights respecting slavery. h1t
the discharge and rsirdu which they claim IN
respect to those rights, deem amply sufficient
10 enti,le them At our hands a full aud free
le.se aud discharge from all cooperation the
part Of Southern men. They now under
Their true colors They have assumed in truth.
and in effect, the hdeous garb Of abolitionism;
and ;hoir success, whenever it may como, vii bc
a tIsumph-uot for the .poils only-bnt over the
law and the wreck Of The Constitution and the
Union.
Put there are yet, We are happy to find a few
Wings in New York who are stlll true, aud whose
voices have not been suppressed by the deta Of
tn Syracuse Convention.
The Richmond Wing copies the following par
agral,h from the Buffalo ComHercini Aarsttisef,
the leading Wing paper Of Westcra New York,
,aid 90 te the organ of Mr. Fillmore, for tie pur-
pose Of febuttiHgaa sweeping charge contained
in the Enquirer. in reference 10 that portion Of
the New York Wings known a Fillmore OF s.l-
yer Grey Wings. The Commercial Advertiser
Gays:
We believe nothing Is lost by frankne-s and
we may a. well speak plainly II the Cnngcu-
ton which meets Tomorrow shall pass resulu-
tons for the reFeA. Of the lCompromise Of l-5O,
we will repudate them. II II shall make the re-
peal Of the Nebraska Act pbrt Of the platform,
shall - against it not because Ne consider
such repeHl undo sirable. but because il il utterly
inlpractieabie, and we will consent L. run no
wild gonse chase after unattninablc objects. II
the Convention shall say. without qualification.
that we must admit no NOR, slave States. We will
mot. be hound by IL dictum for although We were
al the time opposed 10 the admission Of Texas.
recognize, and are ready u fulfil the abliga-
tons the country incurred ia the con-ummatlon
of that act. " consider our obligations To the
country superior 10 our obligations 10 party, and
we do not hesitate to declare that We will lend
dsrseiyes a. accompIioes in no scheme fnr the up
holding OF party at the expense Of public faith
aud public honor
With the Wing, we have no idea that MIR.
Fillmore or his friends will support the ticket or
countcnanee the platform that Seward aud his
confederates foisted upon the Conventlan at sy-
reense." The man who has 50 strongly aud
patriotically breasted, as Mr.. Fillmore has done
the storm of northern fanaticsm, can never sym
pathse with traitors, forget the grelt polfticul
maxim which be SO nobly illustrated curing his
administration That he has rather a country to
serve than party or section TO obey.