Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-30

Henry Clay and John j. Crttenden. Virginia he ola
not mention nor did he discriminate between Virginia
and other border States because his purpose did notca
for it, He then proceeds to say
"I equally true that do expect Virginia to take
any initiative steps towards dissolution Of the UR'on,
when that exgeucy shall be forced upon the South. Her
position border State, and wellconsdered Southern
policy policy hch has been dgested and understood,
and approved by the ables in Virginia. you your
self must be aware would seem to demand that when
such movement takes place by considerable number
Of Southern States Virginia and the other border States
should remain in the Union, where by their position and
cOunse they could prove effective friends than by
moving OF the Union and thus giving to the South
couiederdcY long abolition hostile border to watch
In the event OF the movement being successful IN time
Virginia and the other border States that desired tcoud
Join the Southern conedeyacy and be protected by the
power Of its and its diplomacy Your charge that
designed TO- and did, mpeach the nd lily OF Virginia,
is untrue however much OF truth there may be m with
reference TO those border States that have named
Felow-ctzeus il clear the MONDAY sun, from
the foregoing facts that deepad and wellconeocted
plan of dsuuiOu and treason, of precpaung the cot
ton States into a revolution had been devised and APP
proved In 1888 bv some Of the abCst in the South,
Air. Yaucey being the chief insugator and prime
of the damuable conspiracy. This hideous scheme OF
| breaking up the Democratic party and destroying the
cherished union Of fathers, not TO be Initiated at
once. The time for executing the movement was kept
. I'm the dirk When was IL TO be begun: When was
the torch 20 be applied? The transactions at Charles
ton I'm which Mr. Iancey took active and Ominous
Ftl'' .tA'N it'l.-il f'1'N' w ''e 49, '''''
ton of the National Democracy IN 1860 was looked for
ward 20 as the period "nen ne Deho'fauc party ana lne
/ Union were o be overwhelmed in common ruin.
are you ''Aol' IeIo" 70 lo'.'" 'iS s"u
who are mady bent upon the subversiou of the Re-
public and the destruction of that good old party which,
ul"e' Is s''' 'V Ou'' u'OI'' toIuo1 vi sAu'~''o"
te' 'I que 'o"1'f "'l lo7'15'S "e PO"''' as wen -
'', "'"' p" PO''O' ,'' '5.'1sO VI e'e'l seS"o" n
INe course pu'susu %! 'ne u'JO'! oI Iue tennessee
delegation at the adjourned convention al Baltimore, al-
,e' t,'''"s ~ "V S'H '"1 'S'U1S az N"1 e,'o" '''
"'~o.''SS '7 ''5"'N ,'' """' C'"""l' iN'. V'N'Se'
'1.D'- as " was wa" qua. VI '-1 s'0g'''''.s,s was
clearly DO VIOLATION OIL lhe sPi OF Ine -Nlh resolution Of
the Tennessee PLATFORM winch pledges the hearty sup
p''' o' 'ue tennessee D,o0'"o! ~ 'D' NV'.I,e o' 'ue
V.A''e'',- 0'-' ''.'o'' vas s' ''' N'''N '-" az
,i''O.n N s n -
~ IN "
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49, A., 81 - ~ ~ ~
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fiou N'' ApP'' '''' o,''ue 'ouI oo p'ue' yuan
II" AN '"al inc Itlu'S'e De'NO'0! qureu III luel'
candidate Tor the Presidency "heihef ne reside North
or South, was that he should cordially endorse the
O'lc'-Llu p'''''"' inc Ie"u''97e &c E.'i' was ap
po-'Sl %! l'' go 'gDo1 "n'I ''au'' mus I'a'N''On'
7 "ISo ''e SA,u "oo't it'e'.,u 10 lue7e we're our
.i>.. ,-.' ''- I'm. w. D'1.5 ''. ..'u O'.'u
'',', ..-I' al o' ,I' ou's.,lo, "'
"'''''o, e "NN D" ''"o""7 ''' "'N VI l'ae"'7"
siAi OF tso Stl1''a @"N "'4alou's VINO WISH 10 set
u2 ne" tests oi Demoei@uc orIuodoNF-the mJony oil
tltt delegation tAu'teldcu leW powers, dOuScd ttlf
trusts ana ml'epIestnted zoe Jackson democracy OF our
Ioyn and Jmon'ovng State
Inc regular Democratic convention at baiumore'
which nominated SepHen A Doug - Tor the Presidency
ID man who, IN the language of the Tennessee resou-
'"'' Germany 'o''s's H' Oi''''''.' P".Ip'n per
formed no aston not 10 strict accordance with the pE-
pies anI us's Oh the Democriie party. The States
whose delegation, al OhNltstoh had seeded ei'her ia
"hoIe OF W pI' nan oeen invited 10 supply Tue ''C'h,
ee' 10 tltF respective representations. oIch as haG
zone so N o'' lu ana 'ltoiu'us 10 lhe u'Ses oil 'he
party in Tue esuAi Convention III bAIWoIe, we're re
ceWed
Al OuaI.t'e"' lIe tennessee ueIsBaou ai'tr consul
tau.u WIN Norm ONro"i'' Virginia heulucEy, Ne"
lorh ana O,Ae' states, presented through MI no"ari,
the following resolution as lneH udmaIunl, ana known
as ue ItHui,s.s p'',lo'H
'htsD.ea' ihtI AL 'he cilzeHs OF tN' Onied states
nave ao ca al isuJ 10 seL', WIN thrif opr ~ TIE
territories OF me Jnled safes aud mat under the de-
csns OF he supreme Court oil the United states, which
we rec2tuzs as coTrec exposition o, 'ue Constitution
Oh 'Ae OL-eu Sa,e' neither lNe' rights OF person nor
properly can oe ueS-fo ca OF AAIeI Ol CONGRESSIONAL
or territorial IegSAtoA.
Now Do cannot oe deh'eu ih1i iHe majority OF tbe
tennessee S'uoA seeded from Tue NiLohai Demo
cratic convention before That convention had an opp1r,
tany to vote upon the above resolution The journal
OF the convention will show this fact TO any one "ao"l
take The trouble TO examine 10 aud the journal "iil
also show that the following resolution which is almost
goes quite as Tar m UNFOLDING the rights oil
tne o'un' a' d-''' t'I,"''g a4''.-LH az b'.."'ors
Judge DOUGLAS, and it is now part of tn. Democrat.