Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-11

my country aud the world by the unioldings OF
his wisdom in this matter. believe he will bless
the world in the working out of this slavery. |
rejoice, then. in the agitation which has 80 re-
suited, aud will so terminate, to reveal the Bible,
Your ailcetonnte friend
FA ROSS.
Rev. A. BlACKEuRN.
THE NATIONAL WIG CONVENTION.
Movements nre being made in various States
responsive to the suggestion of the Virginia Wing
Convention for n National Convention of the
Wings Of the Union, to be held in Baltimore, on
| the third Wednesday in September The good
effects Of the Mary land and Virginia Old Line
Wing Conventions are visible everywhere. Their
proceedings have infused II new spirit into the
noble old Wing party. Every man of them feels
that he stands upon iirmer ground than he did
six weeks ago. All feel that they have high and
holy dutie, 10 performs; aud they are encouraged
by the signs of tho times, that their labors will
not be in vain,
Tho Wing State Committee of New York have
responded 10 this call for National Wing Con
vention, and delegatesto represent the Empire
States will doubtless be chosen by tho State Con.
vention, which is to meet ut Albany on the llth
Of this month. Arrangements should therefore
he Immediately made for the appointment Of del.
ngntes to represent tho State of Maryland, to
meet which contingency authority given to
Judge Weisel, of Washington county, the PrVsi
dent Of our State Convention to call that body to-
| gether ngain, which he will doubtless do at an
early day. The Wing Convention to be held in
| Massachusetts, during the present month will al
so appoint delegates, aud there is every reason to
expect that nearly all the States of the Union,
North, and South, East end West, will be fully
aud ably represented and free and undoubted
! expression of the Wing sentiment of the coun-
| try be formally proclaimed. Tho popular vote
cast ut the last Presidential election for General
| Scott reached the respectable number of mil
| lion three hundred thousand, sufficient should
! think rs n balance of power party in the pre-
! sent contest To overthrow all sectionalism by tho
pure nationality that has distinguished it in all
! past conflicts.
| We perceive that there is n movement making
! IN PhiIadc phia for Convention of the Wing
| Of Pcnnsylv for the representation of that
| State in the proposed National Convention, rs
also in Drlware, New Jersey, and Maine.
We also perceive by the mails received yester-
day that the Wings OF Illinois have elected dele
gates TO the Wing Convention to assemble in
| Baltimore, and that delegates have been elected
| from the several districts of Louisiana, Georgia,
! North Carolina, and Alabama. There sill be un-
doubleday grand rally of the conservative
! mcn OF the Union on that occasion Such men
as Rufus Ghoato, Edward Everett Robert G..
Winthrop, Washington Hunt, Daniel ID. Barn
ard, Luther }radish George Wood. Henry Grin
nell, William Schley, John W, Francis, Frederick
\. Tallmadge, Joseph Il. lngersoIl. Richard IL.
| Bnyard, Henry White, Alexander Randall. Dan
iel, Weisc VIM c. Rves, VIM L. Goggin.
Willie Z. Mangum, William A. Graham and II
host of other like Wing spirits who rallying
under the Fillmore banner and excepting step T.
the music Of the Union,"- Bait. imericau
APosEE. $50 you are going to keep house
are you!' said an elderly maiden to u young wo-
man recently married. Yes was the reply
Going TO have grill supposed" was quered.
The newly made wife colored, and then quietly
responded Tint she did not really know whether
1t would be aboy ~ girls
DoGrRFSS LYDIA SAVER. one If the "strong-
minded who lecture on the "Wrongs of Wo.
men,, in this city last Winter, was last week
married at Warwick, Orange county. to Mr.. j.
". Harbronck, editor ofthe Wing Press, at Mid
| dotown. The ceremony was performed bv the
| parties themselves without the assistance of n
minister ut the house Of the brides father and
IN the presence of gay company. So they GO:
Lucy Stone, Antunette Brown. lydia Saver.nnd
al the rest of them. Only one r,wo left.
The change of a single letter makes acurnns
difference in word sometimes. A paper copy-
ing from "Benton'S Thirty Years" calls it Thir
'y Bears in the United States Senate" There
are not more than half as many.
The editor of the Boston Mass Post say that
brandy application are recommended for badness
continued tx ernally until the hair is we'll started
and afterwards taken in generous quantities in
tcrnay, To clnch the roots
a FUNNY MEssAGE,-Teegraghi operators
occasionally have some rather singular me ssaoes
! brought to them for transmissiop I he FOLLOWING
Is copy of one handed into the telegraph Office
| in Utica, TO be forwarded:
Third Epstlc of John, 13 and verses.
Signed. -
By referring to the text, it will be seen there j.
quite resi-, otabio letter contained in the vorsas
designated, and a small amount of money saved
viz; ''"'
II had many things to write, but win not
win INK ana pen write to three:
but trust shall shortly see thee. and we sbeu
speak face to face. Peace be to thee. Oar
friends salute thee Greet the friends by mama ="
81 John. 18th and II h.
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