Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-04
ylrrIaia Wing Sentiment.

sincere qualification We feel at the firm and manly
stand the Wing press of Virginia have assumed in
reference to the Wings Of New York. The spirit
thus SO promptly and boldly manifested is in the
highest degree noble and patriotic. We feel proud
to claim fellowship and association with band Of
men who ready to sacrifice erery thing to up
hold the Constitution, defend the Unon, and preserve
intact the right, and honor Of the South. Their
patriotism and courage are equal to any and every
emergency, and when tho evil day comes, If come It
must, they will rally to tho post Of duty, with the
zeal and energy that becomes them.
We have already given extracts from two promi-
nent and influential Wing journals Of the State,
showing their sentiments in respect to the resolutions
Of the Wing State Convention OF New York. We
give below extracts from many other Wing papers
10 Virginia, upon the same subject, all zealously con-
curling with Us in the determination to know no
party upon the vital questions Of Southern rights
but to make war upon all who make war upon the
South. That is their position, and that, in our hum
bic judgment, is the only safe aud position We
remark, here that may have accidently overlook
ell the expression Of sentiment by many Of our CO.
temporsries which is consequently not included in
the following II so, we shall take occasion to let
them be heard through our columns hereafter.
From the Dsnvlle Register.
The New York Wing State Convention, came OF on
Wednesday Of last week. After nominating candidates
for Governor Lieut. Governor, &c. they put forth plat
form OF principles BY way OF series Of resolutions
dious dstaseiu TO the South possible frame
them. With the exception OF hollow declaration Of de-
voted attachment to the Uuou embodied in the frs, re-
solution, the entire platform Is strongly tainted With
freesois though the Convention had avowsdly
abolition. Such is the and OF these resolutions
that We unhesitsngy dsnounce their orgina,os, and all
who their sanction TO them aooIionists aud
who are inmica TO the South and the Union.
We hold no fellowship With any set of men,
who cooy aud deliberately give utterance TO such
meuts a. embodied in those resolutions IL matters
not with what may be their political sppellaton or TO
what school of politicians they may profess to belong we
repudate all party aa ton with them 1t is enough Tor
know that they hostile the institutions of the
South TO incur Reputation. We have disposition
to sec Southern interest sacrificed the altar Northern
tanaticsm, 10 the triumph of party IL Nor.
shern iana'es and unpncpled ee-soers are disposed
20 keep up their crusade against the South and seek
deprive her Of those inaieuable aud undenabe rights
guaranteed TO her by the articles Of the CON
sequences must abide with them.
From the Valley (liRcastle) whig.
The Richmond Wing of Saturday denounces, with Jus,
the proceedings of the Wing Safe Convea
ton Of New York, and uttes n our OPINION the uni
versal sentiment OF Southern Wings, when i, says
We Tor one, shall never be found willing sacrifice
further one jo title Of the rights the South Tor the
sake OF keeping on terms With any party; aud
ADVISED that We stand alone in this determination Il is
the sentiment mistake not, of the entire Southern
u w
ork aud other Northern States may deceived As
70 our true position. Union dsunion that Is the
ground upon which We ssnd-not indeed, that love
the Union less, but that We love the South more.
From the Roanoke (S,lem) Republican
This convention held on Wednesday the Goth ms,
aud their ticket nominated for Governor Lieutenant
vernon Canal Commissioner and States Prison Inspector
The candidates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor
are said TO belong TO The Sew school We saw in the
language Of the Wing such being the complexion of the
New ork State Wing ticket justified in deaouuc-
ing It as Seward Abolition ticket There is bur on.
object aimed at by these fanatics OF the North and that
to wage war upon the institution OF Slavery the South
New ork Whiggery Is not sound w iggcry Toe poor
ieenceess negro aloae excite their syno.tn.. aud
The name OF Wing is only used curta, brtini which
10 hide lie BLACK Character vi the svciIuua fin4
&C. We CLAM no fellowship with them We he southern
"hg-l once extended the ia ID % brothers neu-W.
irsud and reasoned With them. aud syGp,lhes mu
5eu With their misfortune warned them the danger
'u ioy OF nIrrf ring wtn tue rights OF soutnOut
tnas Ill been VAIN. Fney rushed their course
Win The consolg recollection tha they would the
iappyneads scaue approval 10 cheer the,n on We
l.ve HitrdraSn hand aud sympl;hies We have
cea>ee our warnings aud euirsites We eau uo long
worahii a. the same shrine.
The platform OF the convention avows opposition TO
the principles OF the Nebraska bill Sac an avoW.l We
most heartily iisapprove But what objec, TO IT,
SOUTH
From the Piedmont Whig
This body concluded its deliberations at Syracuse on
mated:
For Governor-Nyron II. Clark
For Lieut.. Governor-Henty J. Riymond
FOR Canal Commissioner-Henry Fhzlayu
For State Prison luspector-Norwooi Browne
miserable get OF Aoolit.ouis;s whom no man can
vote for without the Constitution The Rich
nond Wing says
but IL We object TO the ticket, We hsve much more
reason 10 condemn the platform. But Que idca and one
sentiment pervadci it-and that idea is Abolition and
that sentiment dtnty hostility TO TIE Institutions of the
South
we have earnestly and soemnly appealed to them TO
sos'sn from all such grave injustice and foly-to be
patriots not iactonss national men sectionasts-
true Union men, end no; It's deades foes. But we have
appealed weli-nigh in vain. They have gone of after
strange Gods aud IL IS needless for to say that We
can worship at such altar"
From the Bedford Sentinel
Tue following remarks of the Richmond Wing intro
ductory 20 the batch Of Abolition Resolutions adopted by
the New York Wing State Convention which assembled
on the 10Th ins express just about What we desire to
say OIL the SUBJECT and therefore adopt them as cur
own.
The Lyncbbuig Republican, 10 the absence Of its Editor