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

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country. one and indsi-ible. (Cheers) Let !,
| 20 forth that still contend for the princin,as
| Of Clay and Webster, renewed cheering md
thut we will not effort until those prea,
| priucipps shall be adopted which are NECESSARY
! to secure protection to American interests. in.
| dusty and commerce, and all the various con
! Germs Of thu wide spread country CHEERS
| The balance of The address, together with Mr.
Bates SPEECH, will be Published in our ) o'clock
edition.
1t was moved aud seconded that the S4cre,,,,.
call the States, md Us they were called the nar
Of the delegates from each State with their no.,
Office address be handed in 10 the Spcre,orv h..
one of ihrr number; which WIS carried
The space nllottna to The delegates from VIZ
GINA Mt being sufficient. il proposed in
incular manner. that the Maryland delppate. .L
dictate their seats in favor If the Nrcinians ri.
was clleelfuy aeqaireced in. Mr.. Young of H.,
Committee of Reception, stated that acconoIa
ton, for three hundred had been furnished md
that be told that the accommodations wera
more than sufficient, and empty benches lookaa
-o bad. But there are nn empty benches her..
fNuclferous applause
Three cheers then given for the State g
Maryland. North Carolina, through, Goyer,o.
Moiehead, claimed more accommodations. wbio,,
was accorded and three cheers given for ,ba
"Old North State
The chair then stated that il had been snooos..
ed that n gentleman present had IA copy of WosL
ington's farewell address. and it appeared To bi,
that reading it would be most appropriate. in
auguration Of the convention This resoln,;n.
wa received with tremendous applause
Hiram Kelchum, q of New York then reo1
''' nus nv - ''e farewell I'D
orrSs" III 1'''
1t wiz me" nv ''''' 1''i'i'ttee OF one
from eaon o.",e oe sp"''.. ny 'hr delegation
from sucn 81 a;'u ''F ~ ~ 'n' ehar' Tor the
purpose "' enco'its a 'n'u'i'h' organization.
oh non =, '','i' y '",''''i' Esd OF Nir-
gina henry 1','noS' STATE senator from
fa'flaN a'S'''''' '6''''" was appointed tempo
rary secretary
me hln,7 81 ''l' '.'''"ins gentlemen were
then handed III a,'d ''a'' ana composed tho Or
gaming eon'"'''f' ,.,n,n
ehnS, ", h"''" "u' Drown.
New l"rk-f fancls Granger
Massac"u'f''s 81, JAM" ~ w, " @f''h.
New Jersey " hicIH'S'hey
Virginia -'a N - bruce
Dhio-" M :, H'r"nI
hehtaeNy Ion" o. nief af'ahd'
ienn'ss'e-Eawnro H"per'
ina'oiia james a. b'y'he'
iitnoi'-D a, Drown
Arkahsas-J. W. Iraha'i.
De'aware-''ohn Jones.
Georgia u. w. Jones.
The committee on organizdion appeared, and
the convention was called To order to receive
their report
David Paul Brown esq. Their chairman. then
presented the report when he SAID was unani-
NOUS nominating Inc following permanent Off
GERS;
PNhSipt .,,
non. Ei'"A AMI - pa r'o oi MISSOURI.
VICE PRESIDENTS
pennsylvania-'o'' Joseph baxter,
Massachuse,ts-ii on l.. v Bell,
i,eia"are-9"S, nohPsoh'
Nohhec''cu'-' d. Nhn'eiS'
Ne" lofh-1, a. llanli',
ne" Jersey 10 r., ~ y olrai'oh
Marylahd - - Nnaries'
Virginia - hour'' sou.
North Carolina " A. Graham
Aiaoaina-E' a ilou'
hhssl.sPP'-N' a. rnr',
LOUISIANA II "; w oan'poeh'
"'o-!i'''h ' ~, ~.
hentochYIii' etson'
lhala'a 'h,, 'nanhnhg'
hthheSsef,H I',eha"'
,,iho's-o IL Hin'ntnY
missouri -ooF. W u Lane
i'o''na-'o,'h lnhey'
Afhah'as-' "a ll"'orooh'
''lo' 81" IT l Dorlle.
a., on M A"i'''
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.on','''cot-9, ~, o""Sen''
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-, =, ~ ~, N'""e'9
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'Ne" I'm i'u"'"s'
These nominations were unanimously adopted.
Of each name. On motion. Messrs. Hask6roucb.
GIrtsn, of Virginia. were appointed committe n
to conduct the President to the Chair. He a,-
cenaea the platform amid loud cheers and CHM.
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