Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-14
Thorough organization Absolutely IndiSPsn-
sable.

A.
Thorough org anizatIon Absolutely IndiSPsE-
sable.
We mske no apology to friends for continuing to
remind them that thorough and systematic organisation
thrcughoutthe State is the indispensable condition Of
success in November Mass meetings pole raisings and
speeches are an excellent thugs; but these alone, with
ont ,ent organization and constant personal e1erOu
slnnot accomplish the victory. We rsjOice that hume
rous meetings are being held all the State and that
our speakers are ably addressing the people upon the
grave issues involved in the Let meetings be
held in every county aud neighbOrhOOd, and let our
speakers continue to enghten and insiruc, the voters
pointing out to them the path Of duty in the present
solemn and momentous contest
We repeat, hOEever that something more IS neees
sary besides meetings and speeches. We need and
must speedily effect thorough organization Of our
forces in every eouay and in every HeghborhoOd in The
safe It viii no; do to rely for upon the diy
Sons and strifs Of adverslries It viii no, DO TO
calculate TOO largely or too confidently upoa those div
.'ons aud sres. Our duty is plain. Il is to organize
aud work a. il no division and strife existed in the
ranks Of our adversares This true policy. This
r. our ONLY sure hope Of success.
We should then organize at once and completely, in
every county aud IN ucgiborhooi Of every county
throughout the State We have repeatedly heretofore
Insisted thai organization in part Of tae counties
eva ia a hundred or a hundred and for;y-Eiu not 20
There mus. be organization each and az Of the one
bundled aud fy odd coustes into which the State il
dsii,d Aud with systematic organization 10 each aud
AL and with our entire brought TO the polls, there
N be- 40 doubt-uot even a shad0E Of a d0ubt-of our
Sarrya the State for Bel and Everett the 9Th Of No
vemJer We believe, indeed-fully and firmly believe
tha, we have t in poser carry the state BY from
fifteen to thirty thousand msorty All that is necessary
% enable Us TO DO this IS to organize 10 the
have recommended and work with energy and
"a and see 70 il that the entire Bell and Everett
il polsl Is ~ do these t. Indispensable things, aud
We need feel no apprehension Of the result.
Thus seeiog and feeling, As do the manifest mpo,-
taace-nav the absolute ueceSsy-oi organization aud
effort on the par, Of friends ne avole and eutrel,
them 20 De up and doing az We appeal TO them 20
form Clubs Ia every ueghIorhoOi and appoint working
sad elnvassng committees and thus push the sreat
and Indispensable vor OF lie canvass. The prospect
b,5r, uss indeed bright and cheering and let not
by our inlrness aud want OF organization fail 10 carry
ne STATE and win the victory. AL hands the rescue
and De-: every man DO his duty and his whole duty in the
presen, contest Organize and cork and the battle is
won and the Jrlomph IS Ours
Another Distinguished Democrat Cor BeII and
Everett--Ehe Que stion, - How can NEe save
the lRiOn!"
Asanother indication OF the remarkable unanimty with
which the Southern people concentrating upon the
National Cuion tickle; the only means Of defeating
liucoln We call attention to the following patriotic let
Ter from Hon Edward n. Yerger Of Mississippi, Who,
s,vs the Vicksburg Whi, 1t is vel known, last Decem
hsr ouOlicly allied himself With the Demoerltc party"
M Yerger satisfactorily defines the reasons which infs
s1ce him IN biz present course, and which be saws viii
ina epce some Of the most distinguished supporters Of
Bee, Enri5geu Mississippi" WeeOmmeud bis letter to
the careful consideration Of patriot, Of al parties Tlis
e. no time for Union loving men TO hesitate under the in
sleuee Of partzn prejudice and party association
The Issue is clearly Uuion or D-suu0n-the cOntcs; is
,si.nu,aby between Natiouaism, represented by Ben
,iyvere,t and Secionslism, represented by Lincoln
I'D II.rpIp. The influence and suffrage Of every Union
ma, should be concentrated against Black Republican
m in this inal struggle, tha. i. may be eeetaally and
finally swept from American politics, and the era Of good
feeling equality aud State Rights restored
LETTER FROM HON. EDWARD N. YERGER
JACKSON, Aug. -, 1850.
~ ~ Ocean, Esg., Corresponding Secretary Of Bell
and Everett C.a5, Yjets5rg.
DrAE Sr-Yoar letter Of yesterday, covering an invi-
,t, from the Bell and Egerstt Club 70 address them,
/. nov before me- H1vilg declined oil aciys plreiPi-
tiJn iu the pending canvass SAL NO. % a'' " 0O1
Biy with your request
feel no hestancy, however, as 70 ny course OF &C
lion, have delberaed calmly, and trust without pre-
i1dee and deem my duty under all the circumstances
10 cas-. nv vote for Bell and Everett
40 not wholly endorse the opinions Of either Of the
ds,insisbed gentlemen who claim to be National candi
dates out would not hesitate 70 compromise on either
vih tls assurance Of the ovorthroN Of M Lincoln
T5 ALARMING increase Of the Rsplo can party the Dis
,o, Of the Democratic p1rsy, aad the total alienation
q hs two wings create strong necessity Tor ina con
..trfion Of the conservative cictn-n' OF al parties
Weeln al safely rally upon Bell and EseretL As the
slreat meana Of avertng the revolution Sniea "ouil m
evitably fooW the election Of Mr. Locoln The address
Of tie National Executive Committee recently published
10 the columns Of the National lntellgencer declares
that the attemp. 20 govern the country upon the dis
tlcve principles Of the Republican party would be fatal
10 the UniOn" This Ia my ludgemeuL, IS unQuestOua-
Die Il might not be Immediately fatal but would GER
tainy involve Us in revolution, the end Of which VIC
cannot foresee-
Resistance 20 Black Republican rule and aiequlte pro
lection 70 our slave property and principles, M my
Judgment are necessary 70 the salvation Of the south. Poi
ians nav predict the contrary, but feel assured that
ths peo3s oil the South viii not hesitate TO plant them
selves hrmly on this ground
Cr security must be IN our ability 70 defend our instr
tuouue canuot % the iorbeartnee VI the North.
Saoild We not therefore, whilst We hope for the best
preparc for the worst Ambition alone has often led the
rSt ger power 70 oppres the weaker and who can doubt
for that the Black Republicans once n Office
with their guorant ianatcism aud bitter hostility 70 the
sotth, would fail 10 sweep away every vesuge Of our
Constiitt onal rights
If the men Of the North sincere in their devotion
70 the Union nov the time desert the black banner
aud rally around the Tag Of the Union. In my humble
iudgulent it is the last chance they will have strike
suceessfu blow for the integrity Of the Union Once sat
sly the south that the North IS relentless IN her warfare
and the very word Union" viii be hateful 10 the Of
tle South
Without attempting 10 discuss the proiessed principles
OF either party in the field t that the ony
Questions that patriot should ask ought 70 be How
We save the Union. Hos crush the Black Re-
= PlbicAnsy.
Whatever party may heretofore have acted with
Of he South for the rights Of the South and becomes
Us A. great and intelligent people, put end % the
regn Of party tyranny It has already nearly proved
fatal 20 our country. Individual Independents Is
necessary 70 preserve t.
Wtlolt dOlbung the devotion Of any party in Missn
n, 70 the interests Of the South cannot think DO
e. essfally denied thst the Democracy have failed,