Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-13

Mr.. President, We have with us IN the room
one &c tho many sons of Nirgiua,who was a stan
lard haarer in the recent contest. propose 10 you
Mr. President tn lea'ih Of Mr.. Judson Crane.
hppaus")
8peash Of MI Crane
Mr.. crane-Nlr President, and Gentlemen. |
see von 70 night unprrpared to speak. Nothing
Yas further from my thoughts when cam" here,
/ tlan 10 eay one ,inql, word in thiS meeting. Mr..
R.egewoy has spoken of me being one al the
-tanltrd bearer, in the recent contest. Ia that
he did NJ nothing moro ihan simple Justice; for
( snflra. could, ! l,orc tie STANDARD Of the par
~ assembled here to night. with all til abilities
HAT | could command. To M. it was no In.
! bar
Sir. Vie said he had ore ragged lung. come
! T. Won n night with two ragged lung. be
! liayr thqt may Lere say. With I'll molesly, that
| have done six months speaking in one month,
! in bchnlf of the cause Of Amrreauisnl. was very
| anxious and nm now many yraf. t-ober than be-
| fore the campaign; but am wiling to stand here
tonight in glorious can-e to address the Union
in behalf of the people 0f Virginia.
Sir, Native Amnrcani-m exists IN the hearts
and souls OF Nirgnnn@, and only required to
hive been understood aud well explained 10 have
achieved glorious victory, and we are victorious
now.
The moral victory ,cds with the American PEG
pie. Why, look at it, Instead Of making II con
venticnal speech let ne glance far n moment ut
the contest of Virginia. We opened our cam
paign only month or two before the election,
aud. even in my native pacr, wa booked upon
asn monster. No longer ,hnu month ago, Mr..
Wise had the campaign ~ 10 himself; IA voice 49,
md Id rascal, TOO; applnnse.l No! No |
will not do injustice even 10 n Toe, even To- gain
applause; (great applause) Mr. Wise is my
friend proclaim it here, in Philadelp hia would
not hive met him If he had not been my friend.
For nay foes, political aud personal, have other
arguments TINA words. (Applausc.l Let me tell
you, he who in-nuatcs that Mr.. Wise is n ra>-
cal, is mistaken lie is one of those misguided
men, one of those sons of light aud genius, whose
ambition il their master tArpau,e) Now. you
all understand why il is that Wise can be a Wing
ono day n Democrat anothcr-damn Jack son,
and ct accept office under Polk Do not do him
Injustice. Let me tell you that the State of Nir-
ginia has few who are no: her pride; and
mean tn be understood in a longer aud larger and
broader sense than the mere words imply.
We hive now gained footbold ia Nirg ina,
and the question is, Will it go right Sir, it will.
In spite Of Mr.. Wises magnificent braves | tell
you as part of what yon may expect from this
State; instead of n ma orty of ter thousaed of his
fnvnr next election. shall have twenty thouS-
and the other way tAppausc)
desire that we should not be unknown to you.
When g home, remember that we opened
our canvass only one month before the election;
hear what the American cause wa, | do not say
who was responsible for that. i"ined the Order
some time last February. (Cheer-.)
Another reason why the murj,l victory ours
is because the contest wat between Us and the
Democrats of Virginia. The state Legislature
and the Congressional influence carried Wise into
his seat and not the anti American. (AppIause.)
The moral victory is ours for another reason.
We made "A capital trade with Mr.. Mise. He
took the born foreigners. md we took the native
born American citizens. (Applause) And while
| am not insincere enough TO make Mr.. W Use
out rascal, rejoice in our moral American vic
tory. hecnuse he is better than his allies.
Tho moral victory is ours Cor another reason.
Mr.. Wise and his friends were perfectly assured
TINT they would carry the State by at least 90,
900 or 30 00D votes And, sir, we scared hin
out of his boots. Loud Applause, When we
said that we would get 10000 votes in the State,
none of the Democratic party dreamed that it
would be so | could have won all the Democrat
io money in the State of Virginia on il.
And, sir, speaking in round numbers, | will
say that from 10000 to $1,000 votes more wore
cast last election than ut any previous one. "A
gentleman present said 4o,0OO) The democrats
ara a special breed OF dogs, and fought like half
starved dogs over bone. | do not know much
about fusion bat do know thai the same hered.
itary men who have been in office in Virginia tor
many years are now out OF it. | was Disguised
years he' oy the democracy ahu itlll'u from
tie field.
The moral victory is ours for another reason,
All the women of Virginia, and all the boys were
with Us. Tremendous applause. The demo
Gratis, like so many frongs III pond, keep up a
Continual yelping. Applause.
We are not assembled here, sir, rs Mary landers,
Nruinnns, or New Jprseymrn. but are con
secratnd bv "A thousand ties to the Union forever.
Foreign Influences are degrading and car,ng the
country.
Sir, am but n type of thou ,ands Of men of1he
South and as to counting how much i it worth
by bales of cotton, | spit at aud spurn the cacu-
laton.
Sir, this union, this comm.ng6og OF blood ANA
interests. shuil descend down 10 laIe>t pusterjiV
as our forctathcrs delivered it. hope, in sPolh-
ing of the future, have nattouehyl with an un-
skilful hand ON the heart strings Of any here pres
ent. have found. with pain, that no from
New England has spoken this evening Am ! to
| to understand that there is M man from
New England here who is wiling to st up and
give Us a speechl Whatever our other Southern
men may do, will hang around New England.
| will bleed with her, feeling that do ;iod's ser
vice and freedom 7rrvice in the sacrifice make
voluntarily and self imposed. With the de-ccn
dants Of the sircs of rs, (appause;) with the
sons of the sircs of 20, will keep in our fla
cher, path towards the we'll spring of youth and
freedom
Whatever may be the contest in the future,
there are men enough in Virginia, who, when they
fully understand the dangers themselves, and the
glorious prospects held out before them, will rise
To any standard. provided il be one OF the Union
tremendous applause.)
Mr.. Brewster: Conference.-The following note
with this cake has been sent and have been re-
qncsted to read the note:
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