Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-18

T. That party whose Of IN. rov.rnm.ut
from IL. accession TO power has been characterized ~
violated pledges and dsgrant abuses In its dome polcy
aud by bunders and difficulties In Il, iorrgn rraioas re-
dncnghe country ro peace and happinss. state Of
d.sr-sdo sna'os,y snd yeieues sss..pled n ans,
That no whe attached To hi prineiples aud jeaIoas
al The honor Of he coaauy can conssteatlv support
the cand'dais Of this party; especially ~hi In sd
toris Hghts find him sustained al the NorfA a. the
advocate of Sqaater Sovercigny aud al As Sosk his
doctrine Of the absolute power Of Congress over slavery
IN the territories has IA he met nv explanation. and go
Sea a. untenabe they deceptive and while too he
u respoasihs g. thc docerts~ q shs O<Sa 16..S(o
repugnani TO every sentiment Of national honor and moral
ity, and calculated TO commit the country career of
foreEn aggrrsSons that must result depravng public
otals and provoking vars With other nations
D. That the Wigs Of virginis having cordially accepted
the compromises OF 1880 concessions 10 con.
dieting ews and lnsercsS sn1 being opposed 10 the re-
news Of the agitation OF the question 20 which ho~e co
promise. relate yin nos resist any repeal modincasoa
oi the kansasNcbrsska act, calculated renew and
intame the strife that al this time sndangers the rights
and the Union Of the States. fltl. ffN'faaE
Z. That convinced tina, in Willard Fillmore The qaai,e.
and endovments combnsd which, in the foregoing
preamble held indispensable in Chief Magistrate at
the saming crisis and believing that these res-
buttons express hs opinions and that their pncipes win
control his administration elected the Presidency the
members Of this Convention do hesitate recommend
him TO the choice Of the nation and while they dsclam
all intentions to adopt the PsncPles Of another party,
earnestly invoke their brother Wings throughout the State
TO surrender whatever exceptions they the quar-
ter whence his nomination proceeded and yed him the
active and ze.ioas support 70 which he is entitled vm
the model he has given Of truly naoal ADMINISTRATION
That this Convention relying the e6orfs Of the
Wing party Of the nation for the preservation Of the
Union and the Constuton earnestly invite their brssh
rem in other States to units with them In National Con-
vention in the city Of Baltimore the third Wednesday
OF September next tor the purpose Of ebodyng and raj
lying great Naoual Party, North aud South East aud
West 80 as to be prepared and a all future times TO
exert that wholesome control public Affairs to
moderate and conservative counse and to this end that
this Convention will proceed its part to appoint
hiteen delegates and two acacs for each represent
the Wings OF the State in such Convention 80,
9. That the President Of this Convention appoint
Central Executive Committee Of thirteen, whose duty m
shall be- by correspondence and otherwise promote
organization aud the activity Of the whig party In this
State and that the delegations be requested give to
the Chairman of the Central Committee the OF such
persons as they would recommend for the active j.ies
the campaign.
Col j. B. Baldwin, Of Augusta desired to have the
line distinctly drawn between the Wing and Amer
lean parties He had always been Wing and was op-
posed To religious well political prescription and he
Thought that this Convention OF Wings should he distinctly
understood upon that point. With this view he offered
resolution expressive Of his sentiments which with
drawn upon the modification Of the seventh resolution of
the report, so a. TO embody his suggestions.
The resolution submitted by Mr. Baldwin elected con.
siderable discussion, participated In by Mes-rs Macar.
land, Pendienn Rives. Baldwin, Scott BeA Johnson.
Those who opposed the resolution expressed their assent
to its declaration but regarded the report Of the committee
as entirely and sufficiently explicit
Mr. Wood Bouhn could third resolution report
81 by the committee, and desired . upon a.
Mssrs Goggn the committee
The taken the third resolution adopted
The preamble and resolutions
MI Pendleton moved that the President Of
de to the lis. Of Delegates to the National Convention
carried unanimously -.--- |-'|---
Mr speed Of Lynehbury following which adopted
R,Aped.
Communicate Of the foregoing preamble aud
Mr. fmore and him of the
Convrnion, Of his nomination to the Presidency the
On motion Of Mr. Macrand the Instructed 20 APP
pol it the committees called for by the resolutions
vote thanks the presiding hf
which they I'm
The prden, then addressed the Convention
delegates harmony their drera
lions, and their choice OF noble q l-ader.
The Convention then adjourned sine tie hearty cheers
for Mill FnIAoRk. + = -