Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-08

The Ratification meeting az boston.
This meeting, held In raneuil Hall. Boston, on
Friday night last. 70 rstfy the nominaon Of Bell aud
Everett. wss grand and Imposing affair. Our es-
teeur<d contemporary, the Courier 10 filled with the
,peeebes and proceedings OF the occasion; for some
of which, especially the Beautiful speech OF Mr. Hill
lard which, was seashag rebuke of Black Republic
canisu we hope 10 find room.
Says the Cosrig, "lhe rocking Of the Cradle,
f,he Cradle OF Liberty, As Faneaa Hall has been
styled last nght made the Bell ring loudi II was
checfing al-such as has not Omen sounded In
ears Of latsi Words are hardly sufficient to give
full effect to . so iaspiriung, so graad, SO in-
pressive The details Of the proceedings given else-
where In this paper afford oppor,uni, TOR the inagi-
nation of our distant readers, who unfor,u-
na,eas no. 10 be present. TO conceive Of spectacle,
such ~ has not been witnessed In this city, except
on one single occasion, And then differing in certain
essesiiaI circumstance, we lay sader the in-
saffcrable rebuke of Republican destination Dele
gations with music and Banners came in from tho
neghboring towns OF Salem Dorchester, Roxbury,
Newton, Maiden and other towns, filling the grand
old Hall to repletiou, and leaving maay persons out
side unable 10 gaia admission.
The solid men Of Boston there and the speech
es had the genuine riag OF trse patriotism, and devo-
ton 10 the Institutions Of our csmmoo country We
gratided 10 sec the demon OF dseord and Black
Republication thus bearded in its r@y Gen. and feel
well assured that tho influence Ct this and other SIM
liar meetings which the national Union oil Mas
sachnsetfs are Gliding, will have powerful cfrec To-
wards bringing back the hear of the people, to walk
once more that safe and solid ground which was
sk>1 h. kA - at ti,a Rama lie llnr
cause is Onward in the Old Bay State aud We sincere
y trust ahat the day Of her rsdemps'sn drA~eth nigh
We have aot doubt that II our frie.ds pcssevere rs
they have begun In Msssachuscrs they will carry the
State foronr noble ticket; leaving the rail split
ting candidate and his miserable Grew, TO the igno-
miny they have richly earned by their msgcvernmcut
of Tim, once proud and glorious old wealth.
Covotln.
GxoasE W. FLeop, editor Of the Cleveland De
aocrdt. appeared before the Eovode Csm mittee
Tuesday, and testified that be was the editor ol
the Journal nasned, but that it was owned by tho
4ui'ed States Marshalfur that District and in the
supported by Government patronage receiv'
cd through the Na-shais ONCE, aud in the way of
Government advertising. 1t supported the Ad-
mins,rA1on in >sli of its measures, although its
.editer has been personally abused by tho Eke,n.
tive. 1t especially endorsed ,hc Lecomp,oa ISSUE
and used al II it's efnrts to get that ase .tion
through Congress. One or two other witnesses
from OHIO before the Committee. all of whom
tcstiasd to ccrsn means being resorsed to iy the
Administration to force Lecomptou on KANSAS
There is NOR that developments viii short
ly be male before The Committee, reflect
ing severely, if not criminally, upon member :"
the Cabinet, growing out of his connection with
the California land claims
The testimony Of Attorney General Hack ton.
ching tho promises antl offers made by the Admi-
nistra,inn o Colonel fornoy. rs Grst .rsvcs led by
MIR. Webster. Of Philadelphia, will probably re.
suit in calling Forncy before the Com.nittse, in
which event another Interesting chapter in this
investigation will DO produced.
THR New York Express uses the following
plain and ioreiLle remarks, in discussing lhe con.
tempsibie " no chance - erv Of the sectioaalists
North and South
"The Tribune noticing Mr.. Eyere.t's aee-r,
ance says:
AT presentit ~eem, probable that IN all the
free States at least that ticket will receive YER,
few votes which would not otherwise he given /,
the Democratic candidates. Certaiuly no sue VIII,
desires reform in the extravaganza and cerrup
ton Of the Goyesnment, which can only DO ACHE
we'd by turning the Democratic party out If pow
er, will waste his vote by cast.g il for such hope
less champions az the National Uniuh ccndi
dates"
The old STORY Of Fremont vs. ,Fillmovel Tn
,old'tal Of 1856! To kill off Fillmore, the Sew
ardites gut Fremont on this track. and detestc
him. To kill Of Seward. Lineeln Is run by til
Greeleyitcs, and now we asked ~ forge
Ben,-as We were were asked to forget Fa,mors
in order 10 staps off Democratic corruption! VII,
il We wore compelled to choose between the RI
pablicans and the Democrats. upsn tho mer
question, which 10 fsrthsst of from honesty,-w
certainly should. aams the Republicans, aor as
morning paper well eays,-
Nearly all the Republican Legislatures tina
have been elected. within the last year or two
have proved the,nsslvss iu(initely more proaigat
than any Of their Democratic predecessors. /
New York, Maine and Wisconsin, where Repul
licanism has 'bsen In the ascendant, venality hs
never been more rife than under the auspices
thsss prstsndod .refos@ess. 1t was the shameless
Iy corrupt conduct Of the New York Legislator,
under tie influence Of the Albany Regency, tn.
aided IN the defeat Of Seward At Chicago.
II 10. the Republican States Only, sections
the>Usion, sRepablieanism n thus corrupt and 70
ten viat vcaad 4 DO With the eighty millions
9oio 40 ne untold patronage and power OF u
great fedsrni Onion
Wssspsst here what wshsvs before said. tn,
II eysfy man who tssls tha, the Uaion tick
ought5esacceed. win vote for il. Bell and Ev
rett musk y slsessd By an Unprecedented maj
rity. ( i :ssgs 5a.sa s.s. s.e5- Z. >
Tassftieada III thss Union party in Maasaeh
sssts are making yigoreas efforts for thorcu,
organieastca n Al seciscns Of the State. and "
pr.estay have IN the hsid. a an early day, in q
sditioa to their National ticket uosnioations
members Of Congress and State officers. Gu