Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-09
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da. replied 10 hls challenger sha, pesSss ga 40 high
TO be sastei In shooting snipss"
Expressing desire 10 submit . fec remarks and make
expanstioa No Moore loudly invited the stand
In alasion to call that had been made upon him.
as assistant kleetor In his county he said hs head
sprinked With the OF many winters, he tesrcd hr
Was too obi, "a ro'ee, Oa ait aud great rerrinr
he mightsay With Geo. Blackburn that the upon
Mount Ena had cooled the tire beneath Ills zeal
was not cooled II the Democratic champions came near
he ~oed try ~ meet them lie bad spoken Yesterday OF
the purity OF the Wing Party but he had not intended In
TIE least to dspsrage the American Party ALL les
the ing parry was pure 80 pure that Tor the last
years the Democratic party mad been taking up its drops
and serdPiHgs To make Governors and Lieutenant Gov
nors OF There too, American party in the days
OF the Revolution. As 10 Democratic Americans he con
sldctcd them more worthy Ut honor because they had
thrown of the shackes of and turned away from its
gifts Such magnsnnlity aud manincss
admired than he Some OF these gentlemen who speak Of
CuvcttS and such thngs in connection with the Aner
patty, would be glad ot sue places hide their
inconsistencies IN. such position a this he hoped
whig would occupy. lie would have them like the pa
triots who wonder Europe and nv the Flag Free,
DOM whenever it is reared. lie didn't miuda whipping
or two. When Napoleons guns. certain occasion,
alter many attempts failed tn reach city, he badc his
continue to fire that their advcrsares might DC kept
watching them Let other States here. though IN
the minority bold beard the lion In his den and
the moral effect will be powerful Mr.. Glner rose To
privileged question. lie feared Mr. Stusrts speech was
'eSking the ends oi his fingers and proposed the
Convention should bear him, but the resolution being
der consideration the business ptoecvdcd few
mcnts longer.
Mr. Aud rson in sluson TO the remarks that had been
made about noticing Gov. WISE hoped the American
party not about commit the the last Gu.
6ernatcris canvass when they thought the Democratic
party too small be noticed He proposed withdraw
his resolution but Mr.. Naupn it, and advocated
its passage in strong terms. He had known ST.
mil,r Convention adjourn without such resolution, it
proposed that this committee should bring in. He
IN avor oi expressing the sentiments vt the Conven.
ton upon the course OF Gov. Wise. To raty the noui
nations, ia not all to be done-that had done before
have only here put IL in form. But VIZ have oppo-
nent. TO meet, aud must bc united the sam.
grounds lie said they had everything gain and
thing lose aud should 20 into the contest with
fears.
After further remarks from other gentlemen In
favor Of the resolution it was unanimously adopted and
the following gentlemen appointed bring in resolutions
q expressive of the sense OF the Convention. viz:
Hon. \. II. IL. Stuart pi Augusta; John T. Anderson
OF Bc,ctouri; Hon. = MeD MOORE OF Rockbdge: Z. q.
Coleman, OF Louisa; Messrs Croxton OF Essex Gilman
of Wheeling; Edmundsou, OF Harrson +. H. Daughtrcy
OF Norfolk; Campbell of Washington; b. A Magruder oil
Abemar; j. V. Brooke. of fsuquier; A. ). Buiord of
Pitts, lvsnia; and A. Mcdonald, OF Lynchburg
Ou motion of Mr.. lmboden, il then resolved that
when the Convention adjourn it adjourn again
5 O'Clock this evening.
The business of the Convention then suspended
tho remainder OF the morning session occupied in hear
ing Mr. Stuart in accordance With the in on OF last
evening Mr. 5. brought his remarks close about ,,
T. NJ having Interested the Conventon for upwards OF
hour, with details OF Mr.. Elmores administration and
discussions the politics of the day. of most instructive
character The courtesy and dignity his remarks com
bned With the lucid exposition Of his view, evidently
Impressed deeply the minds and hearts of his audience
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, o'clock
The following resolutions reported by the commit.
tee, through Hon. Mr. Stuart and adopted by the Con
vention:
LIST Resolrsd That this Convention doth cordially rati
fy the Of Willard Fillmore Tor the Presidency
OF the United States knowing him to be tried states.
man. who has heretofore in the high aud RESPONSE
Die position fulfilled every duty incumbent him. in
the true sp:it OF the Constitution; and in the firm belief
that II elected TO the Presidency, he will be the
Constitution and the Inion, knowing North, South,
no East, no West but looking with the eve of patriot
aud statesman to the interests and welfare OF the whole
country.
2J That will with equal cordially, support An
drew Donclson Tor the office of vice-Prcsident belev
ing him tn be firm friend Of the Union aud true pa.
trot and feeling assured that in contingency which
may arise he will be faithful the Constitution aud in.
te1iby opposed to every calculated impair
the rights endahger tile safety OF any portion OF the
country.
Sd Thai'hs Convention doth emphatically con-
denim those FEATURES OF the kansasNebraska bill which
cuguzes the principle of Squater Sovereignty and the
rights OF Foreigners Immediately upon their making
declaration Of their purpose TO become future day
citizens u the Territories; believing do that those
feature. not only IN violation of the principles of
naturalization laws but emnenty calculated
-ehtOu IN the Territories AID the asccndeucy
Of the a--avery sentiment ia every Territory which may
hereafter be formed out Of the public domain OF the Uni
led States.
4h That ia the opinion of this Convention the ruthless
spirit Of prescription and the harsh nvecves which have
Ice ,n pacced aud employed 10y the Democratic patty
wards tie members OF the American party only
uusthah" but uupatroc, but merit the condcu.
nation OF all good citizens OF Virginia.
5th That the Democratic party are Justly responsible
the embarrassed condition of finances Of Virginia
aud the onerous burden of taxation under which ci
zens now groan.
TIE following Delegates to the American Conven.
ton:
Gaer, Kinney, Mccoy, Churehnan. DR. Mooruau
eIAnde Ber EI' Mechesney Dr. Shelton chris.
an JOHN NsNton Adam ll~pv, Capt Jas Henry WIN spou
sIerrs ais-r Faon Mecag Dr. i RoSsr rh 81
S c Wv Thas IS a Ss;?ls g' WsE LIN P
Bard, Hanger, II Peck, John Hamilton, Craig
A">iil-R W s'eg.r. W Essls''on, Jefferson.
4nsrie. pr cha5ls Garter Dr. Anderson Wood. Jr
% Geo Macon Wan souhay SQUASH nI0i S MssS
Bap-samusl Goode, LoeEe',, y Has, II Robvr.on
BOYD i~.ief Boyd "''' ''0 L 'D0'"'
BsrE.isy-A II il stuart
BsoofS~w gilman.
Harbour A wadiell, L wAddell Jr
caSossJs&e. 'I La'i. JaS Henderson.
cai,reg,f N Latham, Thomas A Tou.hse, sotsr, r
C,.alS,iaad Henry T Parrish. Geo W Powell.
F'alsieo-M Bark, Burke r Weaver Dr. shemate,
VIM White I'd " sPlman, WIN u carlin.
fdytG,--A II u Stuart Is Cbri,tau, J Imbydeu.
FEOyi-Dzvid Barrett.
Frsaf@rist-WiIitm Ems.
Stynre~t-r-E1b-ri Saunders.
GOc--hLfpd-B Christian, W T Early
H,tigEfy-W " Darlington.
UeurfrO-Fcbdall Griffin.
Hurjy ) Maupn.
Hrrss0H-Dr JnO Edmundson
HyhiTrf-C Hsine-.
Jff1ss Guy Robert saunders.
Lunsghurg-w VI Belts
L0uisI Geo Turner. DAVIS, Johnson Coleman.
Coleman.
.Hidi.oH-B ? 7 Cosvay.
AftffisSsy--A n II STUART Is Christian.
.HIssiHi-I fuboirn
Jfy10sgIiLf-s Serdeld, Jr.
.HyHfg01erV-H Banett.
.vIusSia0nd-S lddick
.Ssi-1H-JDhu Hill
Nstr herf-Robt Saunders.
Hoc',iF-M tIImlian Hubbard, - Doddrldge
Neutrality-suspicious. 4 VERIFY.
OrGHgs-H " Magruier, > Kendall.
OiiY-W 4 Gilman.
PtifrieE-pr " II Middleton, W Br ghtweIl
PHtsyrinid-Jon Gimer, Krau Abnsr Anderson,
ford
Prince E,fifTrf-J d fmboden, u Christian
psfHce-s dHHe-P " Doughtrey.
JiycdhOHkfs--C Have
RdpJ.IidnHo-t-Chafly Greene.
Riipi0lph-R g barton.
Ro-tJridge-wm Patton. MeNu Patteson @ II Harr.on
McU Moore, Smith, Po-gr, Bafkry, 81 Giasgons