Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-27
Ms. E,LLaoRE IN NORTH CAROLINA.

There are p ini, In the spi Joined biisf notice
which the reader should mar. and fem-u,hA
La u 60, be i1fg~',s thar whilst Nr FILtns.s
discarded from his hieDes tn. Ffersor asiatofs
sho had di.lurhcd The r.aee ef The shcie ccppt,y,
and THAI Ger. Pierce took up and n ale proI.iarnt
the leaders Of whst We. hen ga eEpidas faeiin1.
In short. new vitality was impaired 10 hen, and
they are nov tie oHiy AJmfn parry IN III.
sia'e VI Nss York With iais elafiee tact before
Ihs eyes 81 The Sou h, hsw eau here te sby hesi-
talon ihe part Ct PaTioiic n.n in giving their
support TO Sir. FtlsoHgf
Hos. wILiIssA GsaH,uros rnLnnas The
Raleigh On - aegls.ef give, a report OF the
sperca delivered by Tie Hpa W A Graham ., a
FiiiIaJts sHi pScsisoa raugea,isa mrsiisg I,c,aI.
" hStt N i.at siciaily, ia Shich ihat gtailstnan
hsafiy and cOtIiaiiy approves 81 The nc tninaiia
MI Gfdham declared hims-it an o,J-fAshiourI
wing OF the Henry Clay - hocl and not a u,. m.
Der "a the AncScsn party ,housh he endorsed theit
pginc Pies VA the main. Nod ~ the fans Il this
patty were to he IN the notnin atfons Of ,ueh
men as M'!lati Fillmore, u vas party TO do gfea;
good. AID every conservative ct I'm in the land
should act viii a.. "a. did net care WAC nomina Ell
hiG-sh SIhes he was the minee OF the Democrats
parry or The Walk Party A. breS for kIss Isr he -sf
as eAstSs dScrs az Hsq. That since tie dca h Of
the great q venefatrd Gay. he regarded Mr.
Fillmore "a Possessing more cmintni qIaliiir, for
the oihee II Chiei Magistrate thaa any man anon
Us. lie knew hin 10 be honest ans fsitniui aud
ius,-thst his fniad was slsEAt,d and cspae ious.
aud cOmrrehcndct all the diytfse ard vast inter.
ess of our gtea, CosfeieracY Il Sia'e>. Thai he
had been seS eisiy ui.d al tiIne qniie San
gefous and threatening ~ row, ard rad Ianaai :
lied The storm that ragged yioirnily an! so fear
faliy. The disiinsBi>het gentleman ~ontino>d in
mott etq1ent stain IN euagis- Mr.. Fillmore.
What be altered came from a.. heart Tor his eye
g!ovod with an nnWeuied ius;Te. and bis nOIs
iorm use sgitated ey d. Excitement Vihin. a. h
spoke OF The manly viTtu.- gee integrity and en-
lsrstd patriotism ti his iTiesl.
tie had been one Ui Mr. Fillmore conhjenlial
advisers hen Psesitent and cOnid testify 10 hi.
patriotism and sbiiiy--how true and unsEerying
he vas 10 his devotion Ia the Cchsii;u,yn and the
UHioa amidst The dangers and difiruites that sur
Founded him-ho~ justly aud 6rmy he exercised
his authority IN supPEsssit sod Va maintain the
ajesly of he law. lie (Mr Gsshap) hsd 10Th.
iEg unkind os say aysiusitr specialize gentleman
Who nos hllei The Presidential chair. bat he eOGL
net fsvge.. thar hills MS FiEn~-, he'd hrasd snl
Of esfes sFsfB r. &C !SailSS in Li, uwn STATE Mr.
Pisfce hai discharged itnta rthce ihe Collector ct
the port " Nrv YORK lf-sss, A. 80, u ~ 30 N,
ps'roaSec Of Aii I<cs rs,ea,J ~ Fsec S5il,rs
That Jutge u uuspn vas p.ii;fig iaioFnsi 6y the
Secretary OF ihe Treasury "a southern Iehil. man
Be IL remembered that ibeie were tao uings OF
Toe New York Democracy to he Consulted The
Hafds asa voted ilr Grn Csss VA lSi% sni the
s,;ts supported ST.. Van Bur,n. who ~as SON ina
,ed ty =. SHf-io CoaYcntipn a' abolition boJE
As sves dsIIScI..>'. yalg. :. "o' w. '. hn
county and hltnsclf. would n0, sppviBl Ia, =
SOiirfs ani sas coBss',u s0tiy discharged from Il
fee "Tbis act" eoniisusJ ihs SPEAKER, has siy-
en- in nv j1dzment greater ,p,tuS nd i'm nuiss
10 the Abolition party. tnan anything hist has hsp-
penti daring nv recollection. 'ts effects were
nov visible IN III large and growing Black Rsput-
]! an parry of The Nor'h Fnr The s-Hiim-his
sci fnsih W N, recent message 81 the Presiirnt
Accord Tim doe p'ai-s. Ba, u The S1nth IL .afr
10 - Ia de II E'l DC sti more safe in The hand,
Oi NJ Fillmore