Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23
ffo'a hs Pai,syra se~finsi Of Wsdaesday.l
THE OLD LINE WIG MEETING

Speoeh Of the Hon. Edrari Bafes-Assricans trd srith
Joy-Ds1socrats lied rita reye aud disappointment
The long agony is The meeting Of the Old Limo
wings OF Marion and the adjoining counties OF
the ssth ut In the Baptist church. in ths city, which
through personal respect for the lion OF the day. Hon Ed
ward Bates OF st Louis allowed be used by the
trustees OF that denomination Il will be N collected tina,
Mr. Bates distinguished less his spotless integrity
OF character political and private than FOR his statesman
like abilities had been specially invited present and
by the potency OF his voice call forth the sleeping Lana
rus OF whigsey to fe TO energy, and action. The
fact that Mr. Bates had consented be present
occasion, industrousy circulated not only through
the usual channel Of the papers, but flaming hand BILLS
headed "wHIG MEETING" were struck Off and posted
FAR and vide, in the adjoining counties and every
cxpssent was resorted to- that might full aiteu-
dance.
Some Of our Democratic friends appeared TO be s,ee;ay
Interested In the of the mceng and made them
selves particularly conspicuous With regard TO it. They
parade the highways; they infested the stores they
stood al the corners of the Eat morning noon
and at night waking sleeping they talked Bates.
Not countryman permitted to leave town without
being told that Bates co'niny-yes "Bstes" was
coming TO kill OF the hated Americans and to unite the
Old Maid, Whiggery, the Old Lbertine Democracy
in the bonds OF political wedock Ii TO be grand al
sr-a glorious affair." and they fail Dc present
TO where would hear the everlasting cry OF Bates
Bates Bates, was eternaly going in ears. until
the very name became a US fearful appariton
glowing ehou filling with the dreadful appre-
Anu wna' made IL still more insupportabe to
U.S. 'nee was KIM OF malignant eAultaon manifested
by certain OF our opponents they appeared riot with
excessive Joy al the prospect OF our political annihlson,
u cvn'enps'e WIN pnrehxed delight the indignant and
/ S'S.ss Vu Line wing, IKE death on the pale
horse in the picture that has made West immortal RI
ding down and tramphng under loot the bleeding and
49,, "s ''''' 'he nAhs'eu remains OF hnow-Nothing-
Well, on Friday morning. 9th, Mr. Dates arrived The
ia ;t ~ pLas n'e-oui Demceraae friends Tho
s,r,s,s - l.; -; 80 I ~, 'us"eS upo" u'e
,h;,h ,L , =, nj 80 1900. i"ey ran n''ne. ana
,Ia5 r.. i.II.I ~ ,,s ,ey s''u"eu anu gig,
. X, -. - 49, =" =. So "a !"e seen na'es'
Urea, man Rats !. 80 n. :. ~, ;nN , -
est man nd ,ban x,b 49, o N; 81, Is an non
cas-, s;I To-, H.. :, -. -, -, i'' '''e! "ou'u
hv a. - - -. u -, ""o vas passing
a., - 80; =; - p"o 'eh1T = am sorry Tor you
them sl.nt with Rats or md ~. Ia - ~ S' man. W
n, his No, ~, ~, ~, "'s 49," VI IN ~" oo", or
- =, ~. an Sa,s, - 81 " o. 'eii, ou' AZ Tue
scc,s,or,ci ,onnd '"'' "e'e "sa'" pursuing 'neir
Abont In o'cloct IN. ,,.onl M, H.; yvt, 49,.
cana anJ n,rnoc.a,s - - ~ " s' FAueif
o,a jI., :; $50, So .uie -, y" RON ,i'e county
ancr in , of ca, S, ~. ian nsse a'em apPra,
very ir,posr,, deIs,,,;oa -, - - - Su'!' i"'s
lenStb q, ,bs cnJ 81 b;L - TO :. ea Iee' ~
iust below the ,,Jj Ii ., - o - has, a'u
20 have hccr 80 % - ~ ~, 49, "L0" euleu
b.vin,, h.., NV .nss,aj a.. So 81 ~ w Is s"V'sN
lin, IN ,ba az h o. e., ri NC w" '',ns' uAi's
in The iIc, yrbctbsr !, ,..s ;,,en,;i ~, -, n. ~
cidcn, xe hill nor Dre,.nd % CO.. ;,;I .S " nc
nresune the I,,,.r IT, o,;;n.,,,f - ~ 1855 &c
~ a.,
81 ron, sEiu" and tho animal ;,so, hn, s,;n '.;V
iu,nos, b;s ,o-,, M, N;s.o,,,;sr. g., " -. :"
,,,,,,r in H. .Ls-.,o.s ~, . - -, 10Y, iiau
TO the pole 1.-THE SAME ON COON :" -.r;nSo ~
f,rcblv Of tho Dn,cb Ia,1Io,j r. L;,s |
upon his sig, ho.,J m, r.rrasan,.,;oa -, - ,;p.
NAL found il so en,ir,Iv nniLe The o;nI H., 81 s'
driven TO the necessity of vri,jng in La i.,"rs
meath bis 1,ise,ah. I'm {" me 49, =. " n, -
would suggest for the henes, of i,t,,, a,na,;r,o g.
q. Sler,S3 H., w; - 80; 80 'u'. e1pe'Imch'ois III
to be fooled by the stmed hide ora Ses5 "nc 'OO"'
About n ocock ,5ere wa = l;,,,a IT.; .. -.
Court House comnosrd n. Wa bsys h.e1 ;s,',nsj e
few ..OId Liners" who have resoII,elv n-..,d -;
tep,ity-a c.w bol,,r, fro, ,bo ,r,a.i;.ii p, -
or two who are 40 iroons;,. - =. L any, nu Que
the hook NJ Marion Connc;I No q 81 ~, ..,;;.
Ola Linz Wbig nss,;nrs W. I:! ii p ,I W
HINT 5o nrcsent n,,,;cinsi,o O., - -,
Chairman and Edward McCabe associate ad,or ~ ,hs
PALMYRA lIhi1 ne Secretary This mcc,nc sdon,od
..Dr,aobL, AMI re,oI,t;on, ,,b;.b 80 ,de ,iiP ~
furnished our readers had No hesn r,vossJ rSi,L : 80
But We will get them after willie This nrssmhl IA
resolutions were road a, the cbnrcb D., ~ No. -
from said reading We leaned ,ba, ,h .o;s n aau
was proscyiptIrs and the Rnnhi;cso nar,
and that the Old Line Who's" wond stand loS so H.
present In those resoIu,ions ,xc ,bonah, ,b ~ Wv
.sg,,ri.t;no - toxsris Rncban.n hos . 'nee Vas
to the Democratic party was sfiion,y avoided: I'm, rot
withstandne the aioption of ,bes,. ".,t ,nJ JJr -
utions satisfied there were number of Old Line
Wings in that meeting who would NOT ,oucb Rncb.n.'
the defamer of Henry CLAW with forty foo, colo ,La
were others Who nreviou. 10 NJ Re-, - ii -
cared their intention 10 20 for Buchanan no doubt tb;nk
ing he would applaud their course who will sw.Ilo ,
dose We could not heIn ASKING ourselves hv ,hs r,,i
meeting was held At the Court Uouse and rbv ,ho 80
lutions adopted before Mr. Rates had made bs
Had the ,cire royLeys smet a rats and ,o,. RI -,
that theii resolutions could not he nassed AMIR ;bst
tleman should have made known bis 49, and -.
his Shig brethreps we hon. We don, ;n,1nda. 90 -
heard such MI exclamation Of IN. prohlem b;n,d a, r.
ever and the people have a riobt IN know ard ,boso
gentleman ,hould have an onnoTtn,;,y IN 49,, ,h,ai
right
At two o'clock the church WA. filed with nesons ans,
ious TO hear Mr. Bates We tbnk AZ least hid 80.
Americans-the remainder were old Line VIII. -
hither to hear the cornel Of one who ensr,aScd b;
peculiar views and leading Democrats Who sro ,bora =,
ENJOY the castigaton 10 be inflicted nno, ,h Ier.,'s
and To ratfy the articles of Confodrra,ior ho,, 49,
Old Line Wings whom thew ono, sandsred and dn;sdS
and the Democratic Party In order no, IN To- . ~
that Mr. Bates might saw thee took sea,s nmcdia,I
around the speakers stand crossed hi L. Ioi
their crayats and 40, ,bcir months In 3D. Vs. '''S'u
Mr. Bates was now bandsomeIv INTRODUCED - tho ,o,a
by Cant Carson a nsistent OH lin WI; NJ ~
arose-'Old Liners looked nrondv- ,III
Embellishments looked around =, ne chnoL 10
seemed To saw "now vonTI catch !, >, e'' ''
Mr. Bates began bv commentine tho old VIII, ..,,
-deservedly complimentinV IL bscanse :, IS 49,
time worthy Of aIl the nr.iss he bcs,o,od 80 :. ~
was n Wbig vet and .xnected ~, 5;s WI; III W,I,
he said ,ways believed IN !. rovernma,,o - E. s'