Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-22

have stood fast in their consistency. hey 10
les. I, gard "A fByariie son tecau-e others, win
whom they have 10 special conne elton, may pre-
I fer him. They cast not oil the tried public ser.
vani because the men IN the frst place hive been
presented in manner othrr then that winch
they would lave chosen. ! or myself away :
+ sprbk ont. Hud although haYe nothing t. u WIZ
fhemy >frrions orders OF the day "hlr FhlAa-
iuroP -f- throughout the "hoia world feho ina
sentiment # Daniel osConp"i, that all he as.rd
for his country was TINT freshmen should RUE I't-
land. flrem"ndaus eheerS.b mhhe no wa
upon men from whom may differ brcaa-e ih'R
demand that Americans sEali rule America
/ cloud aud long applahse') come MOI hftr l
/ present + Your consideration platform on Fnel
IL place President. ] care not tor any pun
/ FORM upon winch he has been pIae'd. lie na-
created h, own irnmf and pedestal. iAfplaa''.l
t Without reference To Inn trust may be per
mtlfd here n say thai the days "t platforms VIII
fa-saway with this tall g eelion' aud all ihht WI
1 b" seen oil the existing platforms trust Wi
| bc that thy haVe furnished pIanhs upnhI "hIeh
h lay out the dead bodies 81 sinui cahdldate-'-
T t6reat laughter and aPpIhase,1 what nav you
seen distinguished gentleman "iom h"'r
hong known. ana upon whom hhYf long b'ea
upon terms ei kha association, shcfihef MS own
Identity. destroy his own individuality, Ia L"
down upon the plank oil pIa torn. loud laugh
ter anu cheers
Bnt lei us look at MiIlaro Flllmores acis.-
Cheers. II disturbance existed III the South,
he q1riied II, II II existed III the North, whore 9
ven nrlghhorhood sympathles, you would sup
pose, might sometimes control action. did be net
there also put his hand upon II aud qaell 1t -
lApplausr. Does be not his day smnd before
the Amencnn people Us ono upon whom the re
spohNbitiIes were thrown IA II npmoht OF drtP
sorrow aud mourning to cur whole people anu l"
NJ one more than himself. aud IL he not the only
mGn OF this generation who has come out Of the
Presidency "llh purer and higher lame INN
when h" went IN! Applause When he took an
oath 10 administer the laws OF the Union faithful
ly, II meant something. lie looked back to the
early formation Of this government, aud when re
bclh"n iirst reared l3s head, he saw TINT Ge"rg'
Washington knew aud felt this was "A country Of
laws and the nome mt the laws wero tampItd
upon, no matter how d~tastrfnl to any section OF
the Union, they must he executed, or this GOV
eminent must fail. Thus it was that when re-
bcion first showed its head in this Union, Geo.
Washington assembled, in the Indictment seq .en
oi the year, force more than hall a. Iarge as had
! been at one time thu force of our Revolutionary
army, that he IN ight show to the world the neces
-ty at crushing rebellion t. the laws IN It's very
/ incPiency. applause stand not here III
the miserable tul'u language OF the day to
run any comparison between the candldato that
advocate and George Washington. have seen,
AS connected witt another candidate lately. a
clergyman undertake to run II parallels he run II,
as 1t strack mo, till he found that his candidate
was always eng aged in rebellion and mutlny.
while George Washington always punished It.
heon and mu tiny -anG he did not think it worth
while TO push it any further Laughter No,
sir, run no such parallel, George Washington
stands alore, Iapplnuse and he who undertakes
10 run par lllel between any living man and
George Wa hington. knows li'tle what he oYe~
Ia lii country, or to the proud fame that the r..
cords of that country will show. Applause -