Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-04

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ALfvsly scene At : virginia 81 s1eetIn5g.
At a public meeting recently held in.
Warreuton, Fauquiers county, Virginia,
the following passage of words occurred
between exc Governor Smith and General.
Darlington: ~
Governor Smith entering the room while
General Darlington was speaking, and
taking his seat upon the stand, General.
Darlington renarked:3I am glad to see
your representative in Congress, my friend
Governor Smith, present. Tcomeffor con-.
sultation, not discussion. / wish him to
advise us what our duty is in this .emer-a
gency. Are you aware that the State of
Virginia raised the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
S SNt sstAS S4A nleAlSnu WITT before q gun was
hred IN Mexico by the American army,
company OF one hundred and 6fty men
was raised in the city Of Richmond The
Captain uniformed Ethecompany Mt hisown
expense, or rathcr at his fathers expense
1.-THE debt was rdpaid by the Yirginia legis-
lature, mainly through the influence of
air. Hunter, OF Jefferson, and Robert E.
Scott, of Fauquicr.) He went to Wash
ington City, and rendered their services to-
President Polk. The President said they
We're not needed ut that time. The per-
son who raised and commanded that COM
pany was the humble individual who now
addresses you, then twenty years of age
Six months Afterwards, ~ formal reqnisi-
ton was made upon the State of Virginia
for volunteers. raised a second company
of about one hundred boys. led them
to Mexico. Some forty or fifty Of them
now sleep under the sod of foreign soil.
Who was my commanding officer? Who
put a sword in my hand and bid me main
tain the honor of my native State2 Gov
ernor William Smith. What does he bid
me do .now2 Does he say. it is the duty. of
Virginia at this time to join South Caro-
lima, and wage war with the federal sgoy-s
ernment? If.so, let him rise here and
prove 1t, and shall not say another. word.
will take off my coat and fight lam
\ EeAQY5 nOW9zlt the time has come, to make
1.-THE humble sacrifice, as was fifteen years
ago, to lay down my life upon the altar Of
my native State >;
| Governor Smith made no answer. and
General, burlington continued his argu5
ment 5.l..5l
When General Darlington concluded,
Governor Smith addressed the audience
He recounted the5wrongs the South had
suffered from the North, and said he was
IsurPrised that his friend General Caring
ton had used the craren argument of fear
General Darlington Immediately sprang
Ito his feet and said: 81 deny It'll 1 deny
it! No man can charge me with appeal
lug to so base motive. On the contrary,
L said that all Yirginians, with the rest.
were ready to die for their native State,
when you show that the time has arrived
Ito make the sacrifice. appeal to the
people" EGries from a1l parts of the
house, stThategsol You did not appeal to
onr fears, &c. 1--WE will trust ,you.''=-
/ 1--WE trust you" 1--WE want you back in
Old Virginia.''l
Governor Smith said-.I would not
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