Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09
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have looked at the Wing in vain this summer hopins
70 see In II something from this place. Why have been
ds.ppoineds Have you no goodn friend" here
10 keep you posted on what Is going this moun,,in
region In general and at the "Aeghany In particular
You are actually behind the tines and must try 10
bring you up. There Is nov q company here of some
800 and the propretos are put up all they know 20
mud storage room for them. The ball room floor /, nut
In cquistion and tho classic premises in which he
ustrous Cartray daily pays his respects TO the cheeks
and ehns OF his friends and admrer- who are much sub
Ject to the drumming process. But u spite of all this
everybody, except few highly flushed gru,nbeter.us
lug Tor children because they are not seems M.
cause IL obvious that every effort Is made by those in
charge OF the establishment to accommodate to the or.
tent Of their ability
This has established the fact that the Al.bsnx
Springs, as resort Tor health will acquire a reputation
equal to that OF the famous White Sulphur in Greenber
The waters OF each, in its peculiar are un
valedthe Greenbrei Springs being adapted to tough
old hvers and tho Allegheny dyspepsia in all n, forms
oil nervous disorganizaton &c, &c. In less than two
years. there will be continuous railway communicated
between Richmond Petersburg and Memphis furnishing
lateral connections with South and (;eorg. and
by this main stem and branches will be poured into this
region immense Of travel here To meet
similar coming from the East This fact must great
~ appreciate the value Of all the watering places her.,
bouts and OF this IN partculafor, in addition 6ne
clmse aud beautiful location. s must always At
tract those who are in quest Of relief from most dread
ul disease Had there been sleeping M
ncen there would have been at time hero this sum-
since last summer, aud WILL understand be made to cut
still better and more extensive figure next year.
Party politics is but little talked here IL seems nv ye
neral consent to be td6Ooed topic while every one
with whom converse look esrfuy ward TO
the future, as having something store OF vital interest
Tor us ALL no matter OF what stripe each may be. With
you believe that Fillmore isthe only man by whose cleo
ton the Union can now be saved. While parsans have
Tor their own purposes declared in past times over and
over again. the Union TO be in danger this the first time
that all reading and rejecting have and apprec
aed the nomeuous fact, and il is wonderful that we of
the South do not call To the helm of govern.
ment one in whose past conduct have the ampest
cunty Tor future faithful service There are vet two
months to eapse before the great struggle and am not
without strong hopes that the crisis of our fate As
nation draws nearer and nearer the absolute ec,tv
We would save the Union, OF eecting Mr. Fillmore will be
more and more manifest As to Mr.. Buchanan he is AZ
much ont OF the II he had been nominated
and so weak ia the knees do deem him to be- that even
in the o! his election the country am sure would
not derive from 1t that of stability safety
which would be derived from Mr. Fillmore and which Is
SO essential to all its interests, domestic and foreign
1ouTs, AMERICUS