The Trinity journal., 1856-09-13
[From the Baltimore American, Aug 4.
The National Whig Convention.

Movements are being made in various
States, responsive to the suggestion of the
Virginia Wing Convention for a national
convention of the Wings of the Union to be
beld in Baltimore on the third Wednesday
in September. The good effects of the
Maryland and Virginia Old Line Wing
Conventions are visible everywhere Their
proceedings have infused a new spirit into
the noble old whig party. Every man of
them feels that he stands on frmer ground
than he did six weeks ago. All feel that
they have high and holy dnties to perform,
and they are encouraged, by the signs of
the times, that their labors will not be in
vain.
The Whig State Committee of New York
have responded to the call for national
Wing Convention, and delegates to repre-
sent the Empire State will doubtless be
chosen by the State Convention which is to
meet at Albany on the l4th of this month.
Arrangements should therefore be immedi-
ately made for the appointment of delegates
to represent the State of Maryland, to meet
which contingency authority was given to
Judge Weisel, of Washington county, the
that party together again, which he will
doubtless do at an early day. The Wing
Convention to be held in Massachusetts du-
ring the present month will also appoint
delegates, and there is every reason to ex-
pect that nearly all the States of the Union
North and South, East and West-will
be fully and ably represented, and free
and undoubted expression of the Wing SEN
timent of the country be formerly proclaimed
The popular vote cast at the last Presidential
election for Gen. Scott reached the rcspec-
tale number of one million three hundred
thouSand-suilicicnt, we should think, as q
" balance of power party in the present
contest, to overthrow all sectonaliSm by the
pure nationality that has distinguished it
in all past conflicts.
We perceive that there is movement
making in Philadelphia for Convention of
the Wings of Pennsylvania for the represen-
tatlon OF that State in the proposed Nation
al Convention, as also in Delaware, New
Jersey and Maine.
We also preceive, by the mails received
yesterday, that the wings of Illinois have
elected delegates to the National Conven-
ton to assemble in Baltimore, and that del
egates have been elected from the several
districts of Louisiana, Georgia, North Car
ollna and Alabama. There will undOubted-
ly be grand rally of the conservative men
of the Union on that occasion. Such men
as Rufus Choate, Edward Everett, Robert
G. Winthrop, Washington Hunt, Daniel ID.
Barnard, Luther Bradish, George Wood,
Henry Grinnell, William Schley, John w.
Francis. Friedrich A. Tallmadge, Joseph II.
Ingersoll Richard H. Bayard, Henry
White, Alexander Randall, Daniel Wcisle,
VIM. G. Rives, VIM. l.. Goggin, Willie p
Mangum, VIM. A. Graham, and host of
other like whig spirits who are rallying un-
der the Fillmore banner and keeping step
to the music of the Union.
HALLowAY's PILLS purify the secretions
which enter into the composition of the
blood and thus produce salutary effect
upon every organ for the blood feeds and
sustanS every fibre of the body. The cures
by this famous remedy are com
plete, because it eXpes from the circulation
the SEEDS Of disease The oldest practtion-
ers are thunderstruck at the rapidity with
which chronic dyspepsia and liver complaint
are eradcated by Halloways Pills, after
all the aperients and tonics in their repert0-
lrese, had been tried in vain The phioso-
phy OF the matter is this-Nature is first re-
Ileved of the poisonous influences which par
ayze her action, and then assisted in her
Efforts to recuperate the system.