Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-21
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ally and eloquent manner in which the pohueai
field was well canvassed and all the prominent issues lu-
ody presented to the audience. Mr. Carter closed with
an appeal Mr. Janney who present to buckle on
the armor which he had laid aside after many DriAnI
conflicts Of former days.
Mr. Janney in responding was greeted with ROUNDS OF
applause by his felow-ctzens. He remarked that he
might claim exemption from being considered as luxe
in the Union cause if he should decline to respond
to the call just made by virtue Of bis arduous services 10
the Wing party in other days.
He stood firmly by the Union, and regarded John Ben
as the best man among the statesmen OF the country LOT
the position for which he is nominated and Edward Nv
eret with the fame orator aud statesman as wide
the word-he man for the position OF the Vee-ffe'
dency.
He would like for those gentlemen who have been talk
ing about dsunOn reflect upon what would be the CON
don Of the States upon the border in the event oil tna'
sad calamity. The lands would be reduced seventyhVe
ceuts in the dollar and the other twenty five ground to
dust with oppressive to support the new govern
ment
He said that the cotton States would rule the Southern
Confederacy-and the border States, the beef and grain
raising portions would be without any protection when
would render impossible for them compete with their
Northern neighbors, who had grown up to wealth, and
would still be protected by udcious tariff They would
be ground down by taxation support the government
and harrlSsed by border wars which would be inevitable
to dissolution Mr.. Janney declared that the election
of no candidate in a constitutional way, would be cause
for dissolution aud it would not occur while the Amer
people had their senses aud refused to be the dupes
Of ambitious Southern Secessonists.
CLUB IL FAUQUIER-At u meeting of the Constitution
al Union party Of Upperve aud vicinity, called for the
purpose OF forming Club TO promote the election oil
Bel aud Everett Robert Singleton, Esq., was called to
the Chair, aad Dr. WIN. r. Rose appointed Secretary.
Ga motion Of Dr. Byrne, committee OF seven was
appointed by the Chair viz: Robt b. Boiling, Dr. Gray,
John NJ HARRISON Robert Carter Dr. Eason, Dr. Byrne,
aud VIM G.. Yerby, who reported series of spirited
a ending with the iOllOWiDQ
Rssolved That we, Union loving citizens OF Fauquer
and Loudoun, forthwith organize in Uppervile, Bel
and Everett Club 10 be called the Loudoun and Fauquer
Bel and Everett Union Club. The Club consists Of a
President four YicePresdents two from each county,
two Secretaries and Treasurer. The following is
LIST OF the officers:
Robert B. Boiling President; Robert Singleton, list
Vice. President; John N. Harrison "a VcePresident
Dr. A Byrne, Sd VicePresdent; DR.. Jos. &. Gray 4th
Vice President; Dr. VIM. r. Rose, aud Samuel T. New,
Secretaries; J. w. Harper, Treasurer
Executive Commttee-Presdent aud Vice-Presidents,
with Daniel S Keroot DR.. T. Ehason, George 5. Ayre,
Josh Fletcher ST., Hugh Rogers, Walker Armistead,
Welby Carter, William g. VERIFY, IL. L. johnson, H. A
Hall.
THE MEETING AT CULPEPER CoURr HoUsR.-The Gull
pepper Observer its notice OF the Union Mass Meeting
at Cupeper Court House. says Thursday and Friday,
the 18th and 18th inst memorable days here be-
cause gave the first decided expression in the pending
Presidential campaign, OF the pervadns and deepseaed
people of Cupeper county, in favor Of the Union the
Constitution and the Enforcement Of the Laws.
Having assembled on the ground selected for the
meeting the Hon. John S. Pendleton made few intro
duciory remarks, and introduced Henry w. Thomas,
ESQ Of Fairfax who inspired by the OCCASION enchain-
ed the attention of the appreeiative masses in lengthy
able aud feeling speech fully sustaining his high reputa-
ton orator.
The meeting then adjourned for dinner. After dinner
the Hon. j. K ngerso ofPennsylvania was introduced
a.. in
of several hours length HIS speech truly eloquent
and patriotic.
At night large crowd of ladies and gentlemen
bed at the Court House. aud addressed by w. w.
Glmer ESQ., 10 his ial humorous style. Speeches
also made by +. G. Skinner and Others
This mornBg, Friday Col John b. Baldwin, ofStaun-
tOn introduced to the meeting, and delivered with
exception, of the Gblest and most convincing
speeches heard one, too, that will tell in the
coming contest He followed by Allen 7. hagruder,
Esq, Of Washington city Mr. Gilmer, Of Albemarle,
closed the meeting by few OF his pleasant anecdotes.
BELL AND EVERETT PoLE.-We learn that the gallant
Union Of Greenland Hardy county, had polerais-
ing on Saturday last The pole raised without an
accident A beautiful flag, bearing the names OF Bell
aud Everett haunts in the breeze The people ad
dressed by those whole-souled Union men, Aessrs. A.
W. Saith and DR.. Keyser, in eloquent and stirring
speeches.
ANorurR-A number Of citizens Of the vicinity, met
at Fails Church. the 18th inst, sud organized by the
election of b F. Shreve as Chairman, and H. D. Bal as
Secretary. After expressing their approval of the
nation OF John Bell and Edward Everett, it was
ReSoiyci Taa in order to make ellectual efforts,
we hereby form ourselves into organization be de-
sguatei the UL1n Club Of Falls Church. Fairfax county,
aud invite all Uuon-Oying ueighbors to unite
With Us.
Ober resolutions relative to the organization Of the
Club were passed, and VIM. Ball. unanimously elect
Ell President aud Joseph Birch John Gilbert Richard
Sou.hron, Lewis Bailey and Jos. D. Burke, Vce-Presi
dents.
It was also Resolred, To give grand Union barbecue,
Falls Church, the Sd Of October further notice
concerning which will be given.
DoUGLAS IN THE NORTHWEST Dent, Of the Morgan
town Star proposes 10 Dfinkard Of the Farmont Pir
gHdH, TO pay the expenses Of the whole PirgitiGn
Enlistment trip to Morganown, TO keep them
there tWeutY-lOur hours in first class STYLE If MOnonga
LA county does 20 for Douglas if Dnkard will do the
same by the Star establishment at Fairmont in the
county goes for Douglas.
CLUB IN PIrrSYLvASIA.-At meeting held at Pi;tsyl-
vana Court house, for the purpose OF forming "Bell
and Everett Club, the following proceedings were
tered into: Mr. d. G. RSgsdae called to the chair,
aud q. 4. Fournoy appointed Secretary.
On notion committee OF five were appointed TO
propose business for the meeting which consisted Of the
following gentlemen, viz: MesSrs John Glmer, j. j.
Glenn, Tlndy Shepherd G. f. Wiley, and G. +. Flour
noy. After retiring the committee reported series Of
sensible and appropriate resolutions, which
imousy adopted. After which, Mr.. John Gluer being
called for responded in a short and pointed speech,
which Oudy appauded by the audience with their
"b,lls," sc.
On motion, the Club then adjourned to meet again on
Monday night, (court day. the 18th instant when the
committee will report.
LYNcHBURG-The following eloquent and distinguish
ed gentlemen have promised to speak in Lynchburg du
ring the present canvass in response TO invitations from
the Young Mems Union Club; vz:-Walter Preston,
Alexander Rives, Waller r. Staples, A. H. H. Stuart,
Col. John B. Baldwin, and B. johnson Barbour. Our
citizens will be delighted to hear these able champions of
the Union
A PATRIOTIC DEMocEAr.-Iast week Wing Club was
organized PaIton's School House. in Rockbridge.-
Some gentleman nominated Mr.. Henry Amoe for Presi
dent OF the Club. Mr. Amole, who is now about 65 or
10 years Of age and who has been Democrat all his
life got up and said he would accept the oice-that he
a UnOu man. and that the ticket Of Bell and Eve
rett the ticket for HIM
DOUGLAS MEETING IN WHEELING There was quite
large and enthusiastic Douglas demonstration at the
AtherTum last Thursday evening. The urge theatre
well filed containing we should Judge, about thous-
AID people. Mr.. Massey was the first speaker Hon.
William Montgomery followed He drew il very mild at
fst but he progressed in the discussion, he got to
charging and growing like bear and if there any
Breckenridge present, not proof and buwark
gnst fear they must have been scared from the sup
port Of their favorite.
DR.. QUEsExBERRr-At the last Spotsylvaua court DR..
Qlesenberry Of the gallant and effective of the
many champions of the good cause in Virginia. the
redoubtabe Extra Billy" in discussion. The Freder-
icksburg Herald says After effort the floor obtain
ed about O'clock for Dr. Quesenberry, the Bell and
Everett Assistant Elector.
The hour too late for speech, but DR.. Q. made
the happes effort it has been our fortune to hear this
He alluded TO the fact that word had
been said about Lincoln whilst the time had been squan-
dered in the discussion Of questions that prac