Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-23

Ia their dety Mlilarl Fillmore vii he next Ere
>i1rnt ant AL, thu troubles - the country VII
cease. NJ one hnt him en- settle the contest
rhe'Seuth will never sjeli t. the Mouth or the
North In the South. Il must be the election 81
Fillmore that will cease nettotion na"ue ea' Ill"
viii satisfy both SECTIONS.
lfthc Wing Of tie country eaunet rll" ap M
iarities in the sarinus States, they hive come 10
thr assistance 1T The American party aud hale
dome their part for tho petpcialtN Il tie iHlona
Nj. Grnnserwa- frequently interrupted ny l'e
applause ofthe meeting and-when he concluded
"A song wu~ sung by tin ttl'e Club, and an NJ
pr"priate ar performed by the Band
sPrrSlt or COY. M"REuEAp.
Coy. MoREuEAp was next introduced, and re-
marked tlt when h. came hrre he expected ~
mHrt tie pcope of MARYLAND and not OF the
Union; he expected 10 zee large a0s'me'as''
hut not such a#va>t sea at faces as wer" before
Inn. He came hire 10 help save the Union ne
had long -iace retired from politics, but when ne
his country in danger, he t;lt it his duty To
came# to the rescue. lie remarked TINT thls was
Lis own country aud all our country, mud th'l
would ueyer give it up II wa~ the duty ~ al
Union loving mrn 10 awake from their sumeefs
AMI rally around the Hug IT their country
lac people of the country IN tunes past hh1
turned thor laer, in days Of danger 10 clay and
Webster. hut siaer they are gone 10 whom shh'l
they look! There was no hope but IN Willard
Fillmore.
Coy. VI. then made II most eloquent appeal IN
behalf Z" the Union and by questions To the Us
HshoaGe Grew iar'h an W''s 'ne' NV ''",''3
sAeuid De saved ana lhal ils saN''''" Nv
"h eetit'n"h OF Mlii"fh iI'ino'' 10 '''
denoy'
Coy. VI was pr1''nt'9 SP,ek'ps ~ Ell, i
I'nEth on account ct his Noler, oo' was "Pl"'u'
rd throughout IN the most !, h'n''"'
/ When he concluded three hearty cheers were
given tor the old North Ntde'
SPtEeH OF HON w. & hASeR"t' H. OF Ne" 3 h'hH'
ION, Lillian i'AShls', n WI, I'', H.
ana sa,a Ne, i"N'd 'l' Nip'' TT Ne" i"'N' ~ :"
loved the mon more. onr parrot fathers 'attl'S
e"9s'Iln,an, upon "hleh ,hr H'a'' III NV ~, ON
S''',G. III " "6 party 81 '"', 2'"'' "'' :;
Pof'n'd nN Tue gong '''' III Po''l'" ~ ", .
"h'''p''s 10 '"e i'la'N h'Puo,e",, M" III, " ~"
parry was no" i"e l'al, % 'n' ''l''"
NfWe" inc e"."'a {" 'He country rom '"e u'2
OF me Revolutions aud spoke oil me io"y o' 'a'N
OF d,snnl'n, he w hISs"i Ne" 1'1S wou'" CIV
To 'e SCUM III hef ,1So5S anu "''l''9 .,,e
Pl'Pff'y :" me Hon'h' ,h'y "en'N'a ma" VIZ
N'"'' Il 'iaEr was rs moeh i"l,' Us ~ WIZ S'u'
morse lh',e was IA l'hft 81 'h' hR l'"i'E
Wo' 5"Eo'a',' 5'Ea'f INV lnpn Nv, "',,',''
TON o"t Ut. inrha of'ng'f ana INNS II were "''
ct that sart.
=, siil'h "i MIR hNhs' I'll ,H"'N Ma
VII. hat - >l"Nf ~ ,'' VI ,I,' 'ai'
Uh'nihi 'iiY towards me '"hVeht"h' lie sa'"
tn, ,,4 peI9erta''' pres Ia" announced ina, ''n
wing Na,l9h@' 'eh''n'l "'a'I ne VI" US"
lGl""'hS oil a,'ooe' Pe''ile'A4'. pu, me 'oi'''
: country, They would folio" The white plum, 81
Mtiiafa Fillmore N an important e"ulr' i" nat
wa Inc eaus'oi ms great uprising "a me A''e'
i'lh people poi Tue uh"l,' l'"icy az i've Pt'st''
ADMINISTRATIONS lie would l'N9 Tue p'"P' ! inc
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