The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01
Minute Men In Virginia.

From the Richmond Enquirer, OCT 30
county Of rTiscess Anne, under shs LEAD Of Governor
whe, has initiated company Of Minute hca, and recon
mends 70 all the cies and oouniies 10 the ac Tho same
action. This n moet important move for provisional
and shout Lincoln be elected ncx Tuesday tne
state, from one end 10 The other, viii be rife with
"Nncte Mem Tho report made by Governor Wise will
be read with great interest throughout the country at
abs time.
wsen man Ike Governor wise, who.s devotion to the
federal Union bias been questioned deems the
sion mports al enough for q his part, the
people Of Virginia viii be no aevsrts 10 the contest that
linccln's election must spring upon the country.
The Minute Men are for TIE protection OF the state a.
well 10 reest any attempt the part Of the federal
government 10 coeroe tnosc States which may determine
upon SECESSION a. In their Judgment the proper remedy
for violated constitutes.
The succsss Of this nrs attemp, forming eompsncs
full force and gave no ssesinT voice q strong evidences
that after the Presidential election sha have ptsed,
defence Of The state and her sisters Of The south
To Tux EDITOR or rue RICHMOND KxQrrRER
fRScr~ Asss CorSry Oct -, 1890
Yesterday vas an important day 70 the ssase and the
Al . barbecue IN this county, held al .Smu,osr res
terday Governor Wise made Of his great Efforts
perhaps the greatest Of his life HIS speech deliver
paftssn spft-he dealt not party politics IL
Wa bold, fsfless state rights speech IN which be
showed In the met vivid and eloquent mNnner, the
lie suSmi,,s presmeie an rssols,oas for the acton
q his county, The STATE, and the SOUTH which we're
raninousy sustained BY the people. rney.are 10 be
ne pre.n ble-a declaration Of ndcpendenceco
frapbc history Of southern vroags and asgr@sions
asaust the south, and Il able paper The resolutions
submit plan Of thorough organisation for satheru de-
fence Princess Anne raugurates the movemsnu Let the
~hole state and scuth DO likewise and shall have
no fears Of maintaining equality a. states and
righu N citizens, either IN or out 81 the Union.
There we're from ansea hundred 10 tso thoasanf per
Sons present never sac sueh cnthusasm. The ,ms
scn sheets and orators Of StAts fAs behind the
people Ia the sprit Of g. Northern Aggression
The peope are al right rncy are determined 10 main
tam their equality In this Unon, and 10 inast fovern
meut protection OF theI property whenever and where
ever u may b. aseailed.
Other spcAxers present and also addressed the
meetng among them MAJOR Lamb electoy, and Joan
MAJOR Lamb made most able and erctve spseca
He pic bed INTO The Be Everett elcctor, Mr. L. n Chan
der, Win gloves or showing up 70 the couvJson ~ hs
audience the free soil snston of Mr. Chandler 70 Isss
charge q FREQ soism against Mr. Chandler, winch The
latter bad denied on several occasions, be read letter
which he had lately rccived from Mr. Andrew the Lincoln
candidate for Governor 10 havachasets, Ia which nr
Andrew fully sussasns facts proving be charge and
ro~fully prcpoances Mr. Chandler "ore m the fallen -
me letter. learn, viii be printed, asd hops 70 go u
10 Inc columns Of the Esqxso.
Major lam n young, bat able and rising politician
In bis discussions through detrct, vith tsc other
electors be has more than satisfied The expectations o
biz ft,sods He has sobly and sall.nuy sassised the
of the national and state rights democracy, and
showed hiu SELF debsser fally equal 70 his duties
aDd bis allied opponena
Mr. John Young Of fortsr oulh, delivered sirrlng
ard pAi',o,c and strong speech He msn q elefsn
appearance, Ore delivery and polished nsnners During
the delivery % his fch cheer after cheer Of tbs h9oes
us'se', ~ ibe good Oh osuse rang TIE selsln.
Voc naT rely on he First district giving good a.
PRINCESS ANNE