Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-30

ties, we know, are strong, but the love of home
and country, in all honest bosoms is stronger still
We, indeed, love and reverence this blessed Union
but the South, the maltreated the reviled the per
secuted South the land Of our birth, affections
our hopes-cdn we love any thing before thatr Trai-
tors and dishonored would we be could prefer
anything to that. But the rather, with stout and
loyal hearts, will we stand by and defend it to the
last Such is the sentiment such the solemn deter.
minaton and purpose of the Wings Of the South !;
and such, We believe, is tho sentiment and purpose
Of men Of all parties creeds and professions amongst
us.
We subjon extracts, to-day from two Of the oldest
and ablest Wing journals in Vlrgina-journalsw which,
like our own, have been hitherto strictly conservative
which have uniformly counselled moderation and for
bearance, but which now believe with us, that "for-
bearance has ceased to be a virtue" We invite at
tenti0n to what they say.
From the Lynchburs yirglniau.
Having always regarded practical conservatism the
great cardinal principle Of the Wing party, did
from that principle by the Wings Of New York, cmbo
died in tho Syracuse resolutions to deuounce them In
we're terms denationszed aud in effect unworthy o.
the support, confidence cooperation Of any party
North or South that would respect the laws and the pub
lie safety Subsequent Developments have presented
thing to induce to modify expression of
tors In the Convention at Syracuse do pledge them
selves oppose in future all action looking
else by the South of constitutional rights respecting slave
ry but the discharge and release" which they claim
in respect TO those rights deem amply sufficient
title them at our hands, to full and free release and
discharge from all cooperation the part Of the South
ern men. They not under their true colors. They
have assumed 10 truth and in effect the hdeous g,rb of
abolitonsm and their success, whenever il come
will be triumph-no for the spoils ony-but the
laws, and the wreck OF the Constitution aud the tnion.
From the Alexandria Gazette.
The sectional course pursued by the opposition The
present Administration in Massachusetts, aud New York.
developed the resolutions passed the Con
ventions in those States has relieved the Wings of the
South aud the national Wings in all quarters the Union
from any sympathy nth the the candidate OF
political parity who manifesty make their Ant.Savery
doctrines the main not the only motives for their
gsnizaon and action. Hcnceforth the Wings OF the
South will look only TO the principle, OF such Northern
men brought before the public, in the States named
above; and not to the party faction which place
hereafter fight their hook. They caunot eIpec;
assistance from those whose interests they hostile
and whose rights they would invade.
Mr.. Vespasan Ellis the prospective editor of the "a
merican Organ" KuowNOthing paper, soon De pub.
ished in Washington city, has addressed ;artlette the
editors Of the Washington Union. The following is an
extract:
This Bilingsgate abuse and jesucal msrepressuta-
on Of party have characterized many labored
which have recently appeared in the Washington Union
In relation TO the principles of party. and they have
created surprise with those who understand true
Of the excitement by which your nerves are being
shattered. Few look with phlosophic equlnni.
nifty oil temper upon the prospective loss OF political in
duence, power, and gains But let that point pass for
the present.
Mr.. E. we learn, has been active and energetic
member of the Democratic party heretofore aud formerly
represented the county of Accomac in the Virginia Lee
gsaturc, Democrat Democrat at the head of the
Know Nothing National Organ does not look much Ike
it is Wig concern the Democratic papers Of this
State are wont to say. furthermore the Know Nothing
nominee for Mayor OF Baltimore is Democrat and the
american informs that thirds of the Know Nothiugs
in shat city are Of the same political bias
EFlscorAL COMMUNICATIVE Annual Episcopal Cons
vention OF the diocese OF New York earu from the
Herald, commenced its session tie 2T;h inst. in ST.
Johns Church, Narick street. After the Introductory
church service the opening address pronounced by
the Rev. Dr. NcVicksr. The organization OF the Con-
'enon Was then commenced and the Rev Dr. Creigh;oa
Was elected President After tho election Of Secretary
and Treasurer, and the appointment OF the Standing
committees, the body adjourned Ill! O'Clock ney. morn
s, when the special business viii be tl.r,til, IF hs
record OF the official Of the late Provision Bishop
SEEtEroS OF MAuNoru.-The ,I>k OF 4 m.stoi,no
mammoth, Of enormous sz., found last week uear
Pougbkeeps!e, and upon excavation the skeleton Of the
animal was Uncovered. As fat the exhunarion has
ext2dded the homes iouad partially petr!ael which
promises the Of the eatre skeleton III more
perfect state than any yet found.
Flour Asp CATELE.-The isntty ofityur .hipped dii
y to Albany, from Buff alone the Central Road
Ia about two thou:aad 5Irrcs md The number Of cattle
daily, about FIVE hundred
NEzIco-Adviccs from Acapulco to September 7tb,
says thai General Aware, al the head Of $500 troops
entered the city Of S.-a on the 4h, the government
troops haTing e7acuItcd the place previous
Inc rsbei cne' pushing forward for Chipsn2inro and
ns all thu government troops had been withdrawn from
Guerrero for concentration the capital except fifteen
men Left a: FIxsIa, confidently expected at Acapul-
CO that he would reach mis- destination IN few days His
ultimate design IS to march agains; the capital
The Democratic papers of this State are giving re-
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