Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-10
Hon. Henry a Wise and our Democratic
Uni,n Club--0loiious Enthusiasm New


We published yesterday the proceedings Of
meeting of our Young Mems Democratic Union
Club. under the inspiration Of anoiier aud mos
glorious enthusiastic democratic letter from
Hon Henry 4 Wi-e,of Virginia, Outside Of
regular good old larhioned Methodist love feast,
We know of nothing 20 compare with the mex.
pressible rapture. the ''peifect bliss" OF this
Democratic Club. from the soul cheering let
ter OF Harry of Accounc. Il lifted them far above
tie carth. 40 fhe niiiiie right ihe heaven
renching right Of liberty q conscience, religious
liberty, the right Ia easeWefh IN the way to Sod
And the effect upon these young, impresslblf
and inspired soft shells. Of this toplofieal Ma
poleono letter, touching the Niger qucstion,was
miraculous. The Club instal,taneously and en-
Enthusiastically, and in the face of John Van ia
rem and the Syracuse Administration Conyen.
ion, resolved Ia go the whole figure, clean aud
square. But here we must begin new para
graph, for the glory Of the subject commands IT,
The soft shell Administration Democratic
Club, cheered on by Mr.. Wise, resolve, first,ihat
be is the champion of State and innisidual
rights, both Finite and in6nite;' They fear.
lessly deuouuce the Maine Liquor Law, ''thc en-
nal iobbers and canal robbers and the Know
Noihings, and 'all other secret. black and mid
night denominations" and then they arc in favor
of sporting in a frank and manly manner, with
out carping rectcencr, democratic federal
administration" And here il comes: They step
forward in q regular flat-footed, double breasted
style, and declare in plain Anglo Saxon, THAT
they are in favor of the Kansas and Nebraska
BILL in all it's details, without hesitation or rcser-
vation believing that 1t is practical recognition
of the Democratic State rights" Hurrah Thus
answer our Young Mems Democratic Union
Club the thrilling. willing, cheering and endear-
ing second epistle from Mr.. Wise A young
girl with second love letter before her, prajsng
her to the skies aud popping the question could
not be happier than this Young Mems Club with
their second letter from Aocomac. What were
the yicissitudes of men, parties and empires to
this club, upon the reading OF that letter. What
cared they for Sebastopol, or Syracuse, OF the
flight Of Santa Auna, or the price of -four or the
advent of Rachel or for Stringfellow or Atchi
son. or the Maine liquor law! Nothing nothing
They were like the clown in the circus, who
dreamed that, to the music of Yankee Doodle,
he was floating among the clouds, wrapped up
in a warm buckwheat cake and feeding off the
edges slick with butter and honey"
And what is the result! The high toned, cour
ageous, fat footed resolutions of this Union Club
establish new democratic party in this State
SO that we have now three of them, each claim
ing to lie the Legitimate democracy. to wit:
/. The Dickinson Hard Shell Democracy.
g The Pierce Van Buren, Soft-Shell Spells De-
mocracy.
3, Tire Wise Young Mems Democratic Union
Club.
The bards are ahead in point of priority, as the
real democracy; the softs ahead in the mat
ter of the spoils; but the Young Mems Union Dem
ocratic Club are far ahead even of the administra
ton ITSELF and doubtless very much to the dis
gust and establishment of Marcy,in their endorse
ment of Mr.. Wise and the Kansas and Nebraska
bill What a pity Mr.. Wise didn't write one OF
his inspiring letters to the Soft Shell Syracuse
Convention. What pity.--N. Y. Herald