Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-25

n hAriFicAriLN NESTING IN PrrrsYLv,S,,.-
iursnant to previous announcement. n large np,p
.sf OF the people Of Pittsy vania County assem-.
5'e" IN the Basement oil the Courthouse. On Mon
aay, me 18th inst. to ratify the n, Mutations o,
be' and Everett,fr President anl Vice re,idcnt
Of the United States
:. The meeting was called to order hv +. +. Keen
ESQ. on whose motion Mai David III. Ciafk IVA,
appointed Chairman. and Amer Anderson S,.,..
tary On taking his scat the Chairman l,;cHy
a3nonnced the object of the meeting Loud cali,
were made tor 5. 5. Bryant. ESQ. who responded
IN most eloquent and fnrcille speech. Hon
ihes ;. fiournoy WAS next brought to the stand
by calls from all parts Of the II use. AMI for an
hour time the di tihsuishe orator enciaine
the 'entlon Of the audience with ono OF those
brilliant md powerful harangGr, Tor which he i
50 munh noted.
Aier the conclusion II this a lrcSs. lie scrlc.
tary read the following resolutions, which uer,.
unanimously adopted
Resolved, That this meeting most bcnr,;lv ON.
aorS"s the mountainous of IoLh neIi aud Eipurl
Everett Tor the Presidency anl Vice i r..lr,.v
81 the UNITED States. made hy the Union caavrt.-
ton at Baltimore, the 9th aud 10 h If I.y
AMI that We will Use all honorable Means ii our
lower 10 secure their election
Resolved, That in eur opiuiaa a r.,.,icpl rhan,,c
IA thr character anu policy Il tie Executive De.
paramount OF the Government i, mpera..vely de
manird. far tie protection of h, li,hls ot the
ieaple III all parts Of the courtrv, and Tor ia,
preservation Of "ur common INSTITUTIONS. now So
much impolilled by tie ,tiish and rec: ic>s larti.
sanry OF the times. VIC rs br tic dI.fs Il Fa-
nat'"i>m on the one hand AMI | tie lo,-sfars Of
lIsonion ON thu other
Ecs"lyel, That in John Bell aud Edward
Everett we recognise patriots aud states
mrn em:nent'y fitted, hy their larrc cNrari,rce
AMI c hmandinG ability, to steer the uat II safe
L thronSil the danger, and difcultit- wi.-ch be
set u on every side, and restore the G5.efnlnrnt
once more To it's pristine ruritY AZ if.e .ri,y 49,
tilat la them we recognize two ic.rvIl lie ,:i.
2ens, national in Their Instincts ani de4ations
wao-c manhood has been srent chiefly in the
sarii'r OF their country: whose stewardship la,
- discharged faithfully und without l.irouca
IN every pahlic fun ioa assisac theul IA VIII 80
as career isl sufficient cualant,r of tier future
.xe,ution Of the Laws. in man,.er lust aad i'm
atrial to all section, Of the caGftlv
|, lived. That we invite our ieilnv-.i izens OF
al parties. ho are Interested IN n u>t AM
roupt enforcement q the Laws and Tue f,ithlul
o serEauce al the guarantees OF Tie t5ns titutior,
toe operate with nslu uur ,t!erls L, teeure the
elc in If tho l. Ii, kct he}iypir. n we dc.
TIA. the present critical aud alarming s.alr of our
national affairs oye,rdr>- all mcr,ruu-il.rati,u.
a arly. and call fr the PROMPT and decisive uc.
tn 90! eyary tru. p,tr.et
On motto it wa /, soive tia, the pr .seedinr.
ol this meeting he publ he'd in IT, p,nvlie
R"eis:cr. Richmond VIII aud i.yuchbuzg Viz
gilman.
On motion, the meeiinh then a.jau1ncl
DAVID H. CLARK. Cam'n.
ABNER ANDERSON. Snciy.