Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

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John p san lcrsga john Pinney,
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NEW YORK
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THE ORG AVIATION.
AI2o'clock the vast hill was crowded to its
utmost canacity. On motion of William Schley,
E.o.. of baltimore. Tx Governor Washington
HIM. of New York. was called TO the Chair, as
,.,,,nrarv nresid.nt nr,lminarv to n permanent
organization Heasceuded the platform amid
nrolnngad annI,n.a A. so,u "a order had been
so,newb,, ,e.tared Gov. Hunt delivered the fol.
l,,yng
.nuprss.
Centl,,,,,.Z I rereive This expression of YOUR
li,dn..s and c,n6dence with emotions of graft.
tuda which II ,yonld he dificnlt for language To
rxnre.- In return Imu.task YOU to receive my
.incaro and heartfelt acknowledgements. We
hnve assenhle5 Gentlemen. Mt a most critical
nn1 jnterestine period in our national progress.
rr H. Ct :? o., in ,ur bi.tnrv we .behnd two
formidable n,r,ies orgonizpd ON sectional and
,,o,g,nnlicaI differences. contendinp in fierce and
Lo.fiIe array for the posses,ion OF the executive
,,,,yer# oftbis Government. We assembled.
,,.,tlanan in III, name of the Constitution and
tb, rni,n lchnorA to onnenlt, the notriotism.
md reason. and sober Indictment Of the American
nnanle. TO scnnrote tbe yioen, and reckless com.
batants. and nbove All. we nrono.e to call upon
,bo yLi,,s Of IN, T,;,,, +, ;ntarnosa +, command
- NANCE ,An,lonxn\ Six,v wear. moo. Georq,
Wo.Lin.t,n tba r,thar of his o9,n,rv fchaers \ M
tLela.tnnd most precious legacv which he could
Laano,,h ,n his canntrymon worned the Amer;
cn, n.,,,la AGAINST the formation of nartics found
,.d opon ,,engr,nhcnl 4; s,inotinns This morn.
in,, n e,,1e1 man ,ho fa,n of ,h., venerable
md Hin .trious pan who stands at the head Of tho
,,,,t ,,l,r;ons mud ;llnstr;o,,s monument which
has vet heen ranred IN bis momnrv as | conten
nIntna ,bose serene and m,;nst;c fea,nros ma
honaL, / s.v n sh,de IF s.d,aes ona ,neloncbo
To- s,eal nvor b;s hro,y and in another mompn, it
nnnenred IN mo tim, he f,nwnod INDIGNANTLY pnnn
,,ia o,temnt which !. now he;n,r ,no5e 70 alternate
one no,,nn of onr connt,v from the resi-. md tn
n,f.rble tho sacred TICS which ink together its
ynrion. nnrts. Cheers
VIII The American nanole listen to tbs warn.
mos nf ", .b;,cton, VIII tbov ha animnted nv
hi. spirit of retrioti.m and deviation To the coun-
try to the npitv of IN. e,nntrv. and To blending
tbo.r Interests which cnna,itoie one nation and
oneneople1 VIII thew ~, their faces agnin.t
the f,rn,,ti,n If s.ctinn,lapl oaogranhicaI mar
tics ar will ,ha, ,;eld ia tho s,inns of mas
sion. vinl.nce and l,col nr.;ad;c"l That j. tbe
nnpeal that !. 10 he made. We have assembled
OF, this occasion to do our nnrt towards rcscuins
oar native land and its free institution, from the
dangers that surronud II (AnplnnseA Let Us
proclaim that there shall he no geoprnpbical par-
tir. nar,ni,tad +, s.i,a tho rovsrnInont ot our
country. and to reud the Union which has bound
Us together so long. and mad Us so bappy and
Prosperous md united a peoplp. Cheers
II : ;, .iurnlnr and mns, hpnliirnI coincidence
gentlemen. that on This very dav the 18th ofSep-
tember I796. the Farewell Address Of Washing.
ton si..upl 70 the people. II bears date Oh the
lTth sent sixty wears ara and goes 10 show that
nothing less tban the Whole country. the whole
cxpan-r Of the American continent which belongs
to Us. could oon6ne his natrintic Thought, and
aspirations. Instead of dating it at any partieu
lar. place he dated the United States show ing
that the whole of our conntry-all its great in.
forests and its preciou. hopes. it. future distnc-
tinction and glory, were identified with his last
thought. and aspirations.
1t ha- been said-proclnimod from the press,
and perhaps from the pulpit-that the Wing
panty has di-banded and gone. and that its career
i, closed. Attempts hav,. been made to form
nav ,,4r,,o, a,l .,, ,,,I;, i,, ,,,,r;n r. an,
Of those unfortunate differences 10 which hive
alluded In the North many of our people have
been excited 10 an unfortunate degree by the oc-
curfences Of the last few mo tbs. Politicians aud
d.uno,c,o, I,,.,. sa,,l 49,, do, ,;ro,,,.,,.,