Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10

popular o. 80 the money wiz reiu>rd-tbe Infer
est. Of The State were sacrificed to party. Zap
planse
| The $40 900 that has remained dead in the
| Banks for twenty yenrs would by this time. at
compound interes have doubled Itself and dnnb-
led again. amounting thus TO si6OOOO. While
| the receipt and udicious of all other funds
aecruinl from this source would have made Us at
this day better off by II millions Of Dollars.
In such a case this. the people must rise
Now Is a favorable time for u to appeal to them
| they cannot when the Sheriff presents his Tax
, Bill. say it is "Whig Lie" daughter aud
| applanse) The first step towards the removal
Of the evil under which suffer is the election
of suitable men IT, public Office. Fillmore and
Donel-un are before For myself said Mr..
NJ | am Wing, and not uember of the Amer
lean party, by which these gentlemen are noml-
naied-but Fillmore was NY choice, before he
announced ~ yours, and am to refuse TO
vote for the man ] would have chosen, because
he is nominated by another. Enthusiastic Ap
plause) | would not be- so far Influenced by
others as to do this. Mr. Fillmore lie tried and
a true man. even his opponents will admit that
As TO a platform, Mr.. VI. said he would have one,
but it should be short one. and to this effect
Ist. The Union shall be preserved. 2nd. The
credit of our State must be maintained, and her
prosperity promoted That's enough. (Applause.)
Here is platform, upon which Wings, and
Democrats. and foreigners, as some of them will,
can all meet, and unite.
Mr.. NJ. said he had recently noticed in the
Enquirer nm invitation to the Wings. the old line
Wings, TO unite with the Democracy. God for
bid said he, that | should ever form such con
neetion that. (Applause.) On this point,
he fate of the Union in New York was II war.
ming When Bronson and his associates were
turned out, these who now WOO the old
Wings stood by and saw it without word of
rernon STRANGE. bargain made between the
Democrats aud Freeso ilers consummated by
the rejection of these Custom house officers, he
cause the Freesoilers required it. Pierce, who
executed the bargain. may be the nominee of the
Democracy again, ard we are asked to unite
with them No; we annot do it. We stand
aloof from the Black F.epublicans, and look upon
the contest between t'lem and the Democrats
pretty much as the old lady looked upon tho
fight between her husband and the bear; she
didn't care which whipped. We consider one
worthy of trust as the other. Both are worthy
Of distrust. The Black Republicans, said Mr..
NJ, do not more disgre gar their oathS to support
the Constitution than do he Democracy of Nir.
ginla. 1t is required by t5e new Constiu tlon of
thu State. b"lieve, Il seld pm look into it, for |
haie it,) that Congressional Districts should be
formed out of contiguous territory. Yet have
they, in open disregard Of their obligations to
State.
Mr.. NJ. next alluded Ia the assertion of Mr..
Buchanan at dinner in I.ondon, to the effect
that political slavery does not exist in any place
where the English Ian guage is spoken. This,
snd Mr.. NJ, may Ito very well to amuse the
crowd. but.td true. Political slavery does ex-
ist wherever party spir t runs high. In illustra-
ten of this position, he said that one might go
through the State'o Vi rgina and ask every man
whether ought not II ree"ive our shares ri
the proceeds of the salt i of the public lands. -
Not oae man in hundre but would say ought
yet when these men re to vote, eight out of
every nine among the emocracy will 60 against
II. on this very point, nd permit these lands 10
be used 10 hny up forei n, votes. Such is pot
icnl slavery in our conn ~. Yen, and we hive II
STAR market tuo-u mar :, in which Wings are
BOUGHT hv Democrats M Turks buy Circassian
maids, with this difference, TINT when the Turk
wani- to purchase a wife he seek pure and vir
in9ns mad whereas the democracy has bought
none but political prostitutes. Laughter and ap.
pause. Mr.. NJ. said IL, Wing, an old
line Wing: as far back us he could remember he
had been.n Wing. He s,eliY al that he was born
II Whig. His ancestors were Wings in revou-
tommy times. and some OF the u had fed from le-
land because they had 81 much Whiggery they
were not permitted to rem,in. He would never
net with any party which had not in view the
welfare of the Commonwealth.
lie was NOT blfWu tllht w nlpS Wnulu ne aH-ofb-
ed in the American party. He never expected
to 90 where he would not connt one. These pure
principles of the Wing party wi ieh were the OBJ.
iiects Of his affection. like pr re gold could not
lose their value, as long as they werr held
They could still exist in the American party in
which all Democrats andeve n Foreigners might
likewise unite. Expressing his qualification at
seeing many of the party in attendance, Mr..
Moore sat down amid renewe demonstrations of
that applause with which his rp ,ech was reeiev.
ed from It's commencement.
DEATH or a DlsrNGuIsuE j 'HYSICIAN.-Dr.
John {. w arrcu, one of the m os teminent phys
clans Of Boston, died in that C ity on Sunday. He
was n nephew of General War rem, who was kill
ed ut Bunker Hill, and belong red to Il family of
great physicians.
t.sCsS sEADACElE.-Dr 4 :. az. Wrights Iii
- QUID Caharc is unequalled in removing the
this much dreaded malady Whether proceeds from
debility biousncss arrangement the generally IL
speedily and permanently wit hou the least
nonca to the patient IL has failed Bes
Blorhes the Skin, Paths in the Lea H. Back Breast
Side Eryspola bronchitis Syphil Bilousness. Liver
Complaint Cholic, Cramps in Children and Adults Worms
the system tht health action the gland
lar aud ecretonary and all mi ures of the system
Is carried oil without reaction as Is ia with all other
This Is truly the trio I'd of
lily should be day without it. Full directions for
bottle. Price s. and each
by all respectable Druggists throughout the country,