Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07

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retirement and their business TO testify by ta's liei
Their deep and painful sense Of The langer 'h'' me
naccd their country.
Its proceeding were marked by ealmners and de
liberation. There vcre no hietefIugs ao r'aldes
NJ rlmiaations no nsp.eia.s nor IH.lousie. butof
tie contrary. mutual c%sBa1suse auf a common an.
LOYAL devotion TO that bond wli#b make. - ore
people
It. decision was made with. perfect naauimity ana
harmony. Ne one doubted or aozfialei as 70 the step
T. be tken.no difference II ercei was entertained all.
whether Of the North ar the South. TIE East or the
Wet he'd the same language .atrfY passion aud pre-
jaliee were held subordinate 10 IN Caaasu'as and
N f-a,5a. Nc threat Of disauion nor whisper of
a4f44 kaf marrcl our concord che describing glow
ing feeling Of nationality snothersd the petty rage OF
seeiIoaalism. and each We'd R4th the other il grateful
homage 10 Law and Order. such feelings. concur
ring with a settled conviction q Democratic misrulc
and abuses, led all u the conclusion that the peace
/ 81 the country and the restoration Of good feelings
could anl7 be occurred by the aszsaianey of'ound, na-
ti5naI conservatism truly represented by the present
posture AID the past history 4 Miiarl Fillmore
/ ta1er the banner OF this uohie sh4eflaiu Wlils and
Americans are now ENLISTED they haze struck hands
In a solemn cotcnaa, TO forget al Differences IA u
generous rFairy 70 heal the distractions Of tho coun-
ty by hi election so 20 protect aar constitutional
rights aaI existence from the aIffassts u al sections.
aftbe temper and flelIt, Of the Northern Wings I
hal .usia anDartuuiiics iua FREQ an rsrescr,elirfrr
course - m thrm on the ds.iart#as questions ofthc
aag. to form a decided Judgment am hero 20 pro-
claim that Judgment speak that which / DO know.
amid all TIE iisl5yal,v and li,afeFi5n peryaliag the
Nara towards the south. the old line Wings Of tbs,
ras.5a rama.a true % our ftleHl eam1act in all IL.
f4rts and arr ready OF al hazards to maintain il in
Ya.s - aud stf5aie su lava ia pursuance oft. This
a,fste4 no, aafy by their praos5si5as In, ,l., Is
taaf past acts. II WAS ms good fortune Ia hear from
~. 1H4 afssme ofthase who at the yer, t.,1.,Y.r
Ter. 81 AHaHta...a ..i eff5rae8 geler arms th.
constitutional rsais Of the south the irwin, ,ari-
leatz Those ae5a...ns.aal tie p@ratf.ir, pronf.
id#7 afforded of.le nscr.5le s.sermin4tiop II on,
Northern friends .s the C.ss - ta,-,.qb. aaI ln.,i,
e.. .taa4HH4s ami our r,ht# a. .strss,... hy IA.
Constitution. A.. considered H.. atHeal.o. AMI
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a44 ..saIg 6er,i.m with with tta a4s afr..t,,.
tse psatIea.e ia, ..b.t, The .s@l.r, .,ip.,,
,4rf-4a.atre3 under trus oh Nth t,..t.
r,aa8s als.rtad.e. and at the a#alafa .fr III. ,,,r,
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a saal - mfselG tae r.n sarh - eI,r anl .,s
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IT, democracy have tr.u time - time iatrala-oI e.
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