The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-18

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party. heve power ss1sh - efooked oouneel
bsyonA H. inhusaes which = fosa4 + msas nuz
i Ihensnersss of the psst, fbs hopes q ths fatlrs
esd the ebliesfiens Of the. present., ecn6emn ~
thousht ef disbasdine the Whg party, asd Of any
party h ID is princieier md = siess 1spss1 sstos
eeptsncs for tAer Truth. neither hes ~ paFty ~
tss.d Y IL sxsrsiols through fears of
o. esise. 10 ns.im has besa thas 4 20 sssssr T.
Ths inmedists snd practical gusstioa now 10 b
ds,erminsd. respects ths eosrss er psstios q the
ci.iea Of this question fAsrs shorii not be, iD car
Judgment any hsstsfion or dissent ne preyailise
ne che gsso
reclaimed after monthsot insufgeut despee IL 1s-
nuncssion and intolerance uhc6 have tks
iy which cast their sppsns shadows bsfSrr she In
dlcate with unerIins ceitatnfy the SesAy vhieh
CURED The services Of natjones chief s
impsrtiality; his equal and impmturbabls atsehse
TO each aod cvery aection his tntsPdty IN adhsnag
to his eonvctions and patient hdehty in aniv,ns Z
chem; his vensration for ths cousstuion he Oh
jeet which hi: love and duty both eensrsip hin to
defend. With suchs e the hssd Of the ad,.is-
soch 10 truth he was, from having once discha red
its high duties, to the exDsuishmcnt Of sectional
esoasiss tho restoration cf The resp Of good frei-
ing. tbs maiutensnce Of the honor Of the Govern.
ment, nnd the advancement Of lie welfare, o0nf.
dence, good feeling and faterual conference, weuld
succeed to distrust, elimination and intolersnce:
nation Of candidates for the Presidsncy, and dscin
ing now to make any nomination Of their own, th
wings Of Virginia are left freq to seleet among the
candidates already befofe the public, bot IL mskns
their selection they conuit Alone their principles
and their duty and BY no means merge themselves in
that party whose candidate they may adopt Bat
they viii on ali occasioas sDsinisin nd prsserve
their tne-honored and distinctive principles e known
to the country and astcsted BY their hiEory.
itself Republican,. a. wholly coinnisrsd q sses
t!onal issue and engaged Ia crussde against ak-
ledged constitutional rights and the the
u u needless 70 say more of s candidate than
that hs Pretentions unworthy Of being scrutnis
ca and unit TO be considered in national contest
"a = That looking to the pledge publicly eissn By
sne democratic party in ts noninstou of President
rierce that all agitation on the subject Of slavery
In Congress and elsewhere should ceaseo and the
his inaugural addiess ssd q his first mess.so e Con-
gress 1t was not have been expected that his adt
ninist alton would have encouraged tile agitation By
and BY disturbing for mere party ends compromises
TN .nat nad long preserved the peace and harmony Of
ment, from iu accession to power has been chsrac-
tensed By violated pledges and asrant abuses in its
oOiuostic uuo Dy ouHdern ol1CutfoD
foreign relations, reducing the country from peace
and happiness to state OF distraction animosity and
vioence unexampled IN annals Justly forfets ths
confidence OF all conservative men.
s. Tbatno Wing atachedt to his principles and zeal.
OF the honor OF his country can sup.
sf 2 ps,s spss x, shs e
Of our territorial rights We mad him susaned at the
North a. the advocate of 'squstfer sovereignty" and
2. the S0n "a; doctrine q the absolute power Of
by explanations and slossss untenabls thsy are
acceptable and whi o. too, he 10 responsible for the
sentineut of national honor and moralty ana cscu.
lated TO commit the country to of foreign ag
gressions that must result In defAmng public morals
t. That the Whigs of ViI gina having cordially 40.
cepted The compromises OF 1850 necessary
siops 70 con citing vew. and Interests sed being op.
70 which those compromises lelsts, will now resst
any repeal or modification Of the Ksnsas- -Nebrssks
At tins time endsnssrs sas rights and ss union the ths
states: - a. +. .s.i.....s9
=. That conyinced that In Milfard Fillmore, the
qusn1iss ana endowments are combined WINCH q mo
Maslstrsts at the present srmns sr,si. and bsLsv
tbst ,heir urn nciplss will control his Neutrality-suspicious..
if elected 10 The Presidency the members Of Ihis
Convs.tion do not hesitate to recommend hun 70 the
choice of the nation, and, while ihev di.clsim .
invoke their brsrhren throughout the stale
to surrender Whatever exceptions they may fate 70
the quarter, wnence nis nominslon procceaec, ana
% Yield MN me scive snd aesIoIs suppott 70 wn.sn
no esn.,sa nsm sIo l1'usl 40 ~ s'soA y
= Thss this Csnvsntiou. relvipr ON thu eaorts of
the Whe pa fty of the nation r lne pseservati0u of
the Union and The CONSTIPATION. earnestly invite heir
brethren in other states 70 unite with them IN Na-
tionsl Convention il tho city Of Baltimore on ,hs
third "wednesday Of september next for tns purpose
% smbodying and raaIyine sress National fastJ
Nortn ana eyula I M m g. = e
,vs nnslic s.s evs, dns 70 modsrsrs md
coaservs,ivs ,unseir and TO this end shar thu Cos
yentlon Win proceed on its own part 70 appon Neen
delesat . and two sternsaes tor each u represent
the Nhss Of the 5tate in such Convention.
8. That the President Of this Convention appoint
Central EAecurve Committee of thirteen, whose duty
il mali be, BY c0rresp Iadsnce and other pro-
moss tho organization and the activity Of The Wstg
Patty in this stsrs and that the desgstsons from the
respective counties % rsqas:.sa 70 sve % .se
nan =. -. ,h.s onS pscamms,d "a, - s.tivs a..
ss;~s ~ ths - ,,ypaisn
IN Mr = John a B BALDWIN Of Augusta, desired 10
"a. the ,linss h..tvyeen the W hie and American
nar,ies more clearly drawn. He vas now s Whig
Ma .i~.vs hesn Whic and nothine else but 4
wh;s@.nd ~ such Was opnosed 70 prcecripsion n
scco,,nt ~ birth Dfacs or relieIou such, he b.
neved ,vere the Views Of the Old why party, and
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