Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-22

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He said this city the place where speaking abosls
be commenced, as Il would be the nst place where run
.ure. dh occurred would take place. He then mad,
beautiful illusions 70 Maryland being the soil where n
po'es the remans Of ChAres Carroll le last guer Oh,
Declaration. - N
Il gaddened his heart ~hen he heard ,h.s B.lsinor
vas 70 De th' place VI meeting oi National Convention
The Democratic party, which has ruled and unru.d Oh.
country, he's seen Its day. Another party 10 ar.n,
which will save the country. lie IL geaune whig AMI
joins heart and hand to support whig patriots under
uha,ever name they may appear.
The sentiment OF OConnen, that irshiaen should 90
ve Ireland h- approved. aud could not deny that h.
sentiment correct that American, should yo,.r,
America. (Appsuse)
lie came not here TO dspsngs the candidates Of the
different parties. He had made inquiry about Fremont
and has only been able 20 learn that his great ieat
that he dined on mule soup and grasshoppsr plea n,
next came to Buchanan Who he remarked lost his
identity He has lost himself In the platform Of hi. marty
and tho ballot will sho~ that the country will endor., no
such man He then spoke Of Fillmore, who has alw.y,
done his duty There act Of bis lite that an hon
est man cannot live or die by. lie called by caamit,
to preside over the head Of the naou and did his duy e
the satisfaction Of the whole country and has
the endorsement OF the whole nation :.
At the South he Is charged with being With the North
aud at the North with being with the South This con
duo, Of his caumnatots proves the purity Of his conduct
In the compromise OF 1850 be did his duty and
| the laws alike 10 the North and South He never hest
lated In the performance Of duty when called upon II
duty nows - ~ 49,
The speaker then alluded to the affairs OF Congress-
they performed none OF the duties Of the country until
'as session was nearly closed except denounce each
Other But at the last they united North aud South and
In very patriotic voted to increase their own
compensation to the OF IS 900 He severely cen.
saed their action relative to the appropriation bill and
Tie then spoke Of the bitterness With which E,Imo,.
| aud the mighty dead were traiuced
he paid tribute to mighty dead Jackson and Calhoun
HARRISON and others had been eulogised but no need of
praise had been given to Clay and Webster whose nob.
conduct had since been adopted line of policy of their
uAuuees ne concluded by saying that If the men Of
/ ID their I'M N
dent and all the troubles OF the country will cease M
| Que but him can settle the contest
The South will never yield the North or the North
TO the South IL must be the election of Fillmore that
m cease agitation; no one but him win satisfy sec
tons.
II the Wings OF the country cannot pile up m.ior;t.
in the various States they have come TO Ga. Of
the American party and have done their part the per
petuty of the Union. -
Mr.. Granger frequently interrupted by the appaus.
OF the meeting, and when he concluded song was sung
by the Gee Club, and appropriate performed by the
Band
SPEECH OF GOVERNOR MOREHEAD
Gov Aorehead introduced and reuiar ked that
when he came here he expected meet ia. peupe of
Maryland and not Of the Union; he expected TO A..
large assemblage but not such of the Union
nc expected to see large assembge but not such vast
sea OF faces as were before him He came here TO hello
save the Union; he had long since retired from noIc
nut when he saw his country in danger he s Il his duty
70 come 10 the rescue. He remarked thar this was his
own country and all country and they would never
give IL up IL the duty OF all Unouoyng men IN
awake from their SAUNDERS aud rally around the dag Of
their country.
The people of the country in times past had turned
the" aces IN days OF danger to Clay and Webster but
Snee they are gone to whom shall they look There was
no hope but in Willard Fillmore
Gov. NJ. then made eloquent appeal in behalf of
he Unon aud by questions the assem6age drew forth
answers that the country should be saved aud that it's
salvation depended the election of Willard FImor, TO
the Presidency.
Gov was prevented speaking at great length on nc.
count OF his voice. but appauded throughout in the
Nah
hearty cheers were given for the old North State
SPEECH OF HON. w. C. HASBRoUCK. OF NEW
YORK
Hon William O. Hasbrouck introduced and said he
loved the State OF New York. bat he loved the Union
more His patriot fathers formed n constitution upon
which the State of New York stood The Wing party of
that State had been purified by the going over OF po
uon oil its members TO the Black Republicans and the
wing party was now the party of the Union lie re-
viewed the growth Of the country from the day, a the
revolution, and spoke OF the folly of talk Of disuno
The Wings OF New York would give to the South ali her
rights aud would respect the property of the Sout and
they believed II man consented the stealing of bors
lie was quite as much thief IL he had stolen hors.
ihere was part OF the Wing party who advocated a
higher law than the Constitution but his friend r.ng
snd himself we're not OF that sort
Three cheers were then given for New York Music
Few days.
SPEECH OF Mr.. RIvEs, OF VIRGINIA
Mr. Rves spoke OF the hospitality OF the Monumental
city towards the Convention. He said the Democratic
press had announced that the Wing National Convention
the Convention had spoken the will OF the Whirs f the
country They would follow the white plume of MllarI
filnorei an important battle What the cause of
tins great uprising OF the American people but the unw
policy oi the present Administration He would like the
people OF the country pass upon the condnct of the
Democratic party. Mr. Buchanan had been made the
standard bearer OF that party aud he reminded him of
the negro aud the monkey. Gully had watched the ami.
NAL aud at last asked the keeper make him speak and
being told that he could not replied that he wa, very
cunning and afraid he spoke they would cut off nj.
larcn L.l.
would bring peace to the country aud he would 10 God
Virginia could stand shoulder to shoulder with Maryland
but seems labor as they may, il is useless their
arms are bsred and they will fight with all their powet
Three cheers we've given for Virginia.
SPEECH OF MR.. WARREN, OF MASSACHUSETTS
Mr. Warren said that living Bunker Hill he had come
TO the city OF the monument OF Washington if the
Wings OF the Union would take the patriot statesman
The Old line wings should join hands with tue American
party ia this great work Henry Clay was the father OF
the Am.Hcan system aud Daniel Webster his col.
league the latter OF whom said our country our whole
country aud nothing but country" IL was he who
advised the young join the party which was the
most national Could he speak to-day he would say vote
the American ticket vote for Fillmore. The party press
had attempted 10 ALLEVIATE part the country from
the other by sectionasm but tho American nomination
was the nomination Of the Union.
Three cheers given for the Old Bay State(M
Yankee Doodle
SPEECH OF HON. w. A. GRAHAM, OF NORTH
CAROLINA
Mr. Graham said he had come delegate to the whig
assigned him by his constituents he supposed his dniy
was done but be could deny request from the people
OF Maryland The Maryland regiment stood with North
Carolina the field of Camden Gulford and Eutaw and
they could not be separated. So Delaware New Jersey
aud Pennsylvania stood with North and South Carolina
and they could not be divided Palsied be the arm
that may b. raised % dissolve the Union lie reviewed
the Of the Democratic aud Wing parties and said
IN all emergencies they hid come 10 the WING princi-
pies Ia nll the troubles Henry Clay the leader and
n all Of them, under his advice peace was restored 10 the
he had tn
Wing principles aud Fillmore hal proved him.
self aud IL is the part Of prudence place the rens
n his hands again Differing ifUn the Democratic csndi.
date, he is always himself lie Is always Willard Fillmore
He did nothing less than justice To every portion Of the
county.
Three cheers we're given for North Carolina. Music
SPEECH or GOV. HUNT.
Gov. Washington Hunt, Of New York was introduced
aud remarked that IL principle with him to speak
In defence Of liberty. He did expect 10 ace such an
assemblage here. He here 10 meet Marylanders
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