Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
The He'll and Everett Young Wen OF Rich

mOnd.
We have received call which We shall publish to-
morrow signed by frslhHdred Of the young men
Of Richmond, for a meeting at the African Church, on
Monday night next to organize Young Mems Bel and
Everett Club We rejoice the evidence thus afforded
Of the zeal enthusiasm and determination Of the Young
Wings and Americans Of Richmond They are about to
commence the great work OF the canvas in earnest
with spirit and an energy that will triumph over all
obstacles aud result in overwhelming majority IN
The Metropolis for our noble and glorious candidates
We speak 10 no terms Of exaggeraion or battery when
We sav that the young Wings Of Richmond are as gal
lant as intrepid and patriotic band as can be found
within he limits Of the Union. We have had occasion,
in many contest heretofore to observe and admire their
unainehing fidelity lofty enthusiasm and disinerested
exertons in behalf Of the great In the canvass
of ast year many Of them after the ordinary labors Of
the day we're over would assemble in room in this Of
nee and work until twelve or o'clock at night, and
work heartily and zealously, and untrngy. And for
weeks upon weeks they continued thus 70 work, aud
70 their noble efforts is attributable in eminent de-
gree the large vote obtained for Goggn. There.is no
such word as fail with them. The craven cry Of mo
chance" neither dismays nor discourages them, but
serves rather TO stimulate them to greater efforts and
uobler zeal in behalf Of their candidates and their
cause. We hail their call for a meeting Monday
night with the livelies pride and pleasure. Aud
press the hope that the old African Church may be
crammed and jammed to its utmost capacity with the
active and gallant Young Wings Of Richmond. Let
them all 20 thher, resolved each for himself,
e,ert al his energies and use all honorable means 10
push forward our glorious cause glorious success
VIVA. they should specially resolve on Is this-tO carry
p..Ir Eos nsU 4r,.fE nv frFg
thousand majority, and to obtain much larger ma
iority if within the range Of possibility We think
shat With thorough and systematic organization in every
ward in the CITY, Richmond easily give Bell and
Esese.ta thousand or twelve hundred m5jodty. This
city has never ye, poled its entire vote at any pre-
cedng election Indeed there are not less than five
- hundred more votes the city than have ever been
roisd Aud these i've or six hundred unpoled votes
are nearly all Wing votes Let il be the special object
o. the Young Mems Club Of Richmond to bring out
these votes to the polls in November
The Wig young men o. Richmond send greeting to
the Wing Young throughout. the length and breadth
Of the Commonwealth, and earnestly and fra.eraaly ap-
pal 10 them an 70 set abou, the work Of the
With all speed, and with all diligence. As VIC have
o',eu remarked, is upon the young Of the State
that the burden Of the rests Il by them that
the work Is to be DONE, BY them that the work ut
be done The older men, who are too feeble to work
mus. supply the young men with the sinews Of
The OH men must furnish the means-the dimes aud the
dolars--an3 the young Nil employ them Prudently
ad eheetualy 10 behalf Of the Let lot
single neighborhood in the State be without Bell and
Everett club Aud let these clubs be formed immediate
H. aud let every man address himself to the great work
ore him, as Il the ultimate result depended alone up
o., his individual exertOn. And thus shall sweep the
State and achieve a victory which shall be unto Us
,rowa Of honor, and a theme Of rejoicing forever
We understand that the Bel and Everett; Young men
oi Redmond have it in contemplation to DO their ia
1ers ddin $50 and build huge Club House, capable
Of accommodating from two to three thousand persons
The idea Is an excellent one and trust may be
red into execution without delay The cost Of such
structure will be small-Eo,hing, indeed compared with
H. convenience With such Club House, the young
,,.sB and the old men would cOngregate there every
sbt during the canvass and would thus encourage aud
animate each oher and counsel together for the good OF
The cause. We hope our Wing feIoWcitizens vii, at
once md cheeruy contribute the necessary amount for
th building OF the Club House. Let there be no holding
b,c and let there be delay in this matter We hope
soon indeed 10 attend the dedication Of the Club House
and listen 70 soustrring addresses from some Of the
most eloquent men in the land We hope TOO, soon to
hear the ringing and the Ginning Of bells from Oae eud
Of the city to the other and in every section and portion
Of he Commonwealth
THe signs are all bright and suspicious The WOrk
goes bravely on And let rest not neither day nor
night until mighty victory perches proudly upon our
banners.