Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-01

British Lion.
Let our Irish elow.ctizen take that they are not
converted into British subjects through the action oil the
Yancey Breckenridge Disunion faction
Choice Extracts from the "Lynehhurg RePub-
Hcan.o
The Iynchburg Republican is at presen. one OF the
most violent YaLcay breckenridge organs in the State
Let us see where stood long after the adjournment Of
the Charlottesville Convention, and even down TO the
meeting of the Baltimore Convention. In its issue oil
May, the % b, find many choice things, which the
Douglas mtn will erjOy now prodigously. IL publishes
in the FIRST place. the resolutions adopted by Demo-
cratic meeting Prince Edward which, it tells u.s. "were
ably advocated by T. T. Treadway, W. c. Flournoy' and
Others and adopted "by vote OF ten to one." Among
the resolutions we call special attention to the following,
which reads thus;
"2 Resoved That NTH reference to the special subject
IT disdgreement 5steen the sections, noe hold that the
true and established principle Of Democracy IS non-'n-
tsrUsnon by Congress NTH sIdrery IN State or IsTTt'
tOry"
The R,puJiieaa endorses these resolutions in the TO-.
loving emphatic language:
'7Hsse resolutions are of the right stamp, and the pee
pie are all right II ist alone by the politicians There
il scarcely any division of sentiment in Campbell add
| Appomattox, and we have doubt the same may be
said of nearly every county in the State
In another article under the caption OF Vet Justice
B, Done" the RpubiiedH says:
The enemies Of Judge Douglas say that the Seced0rs at
Charleston we're forced out OF the convention by the ob-
stnate conduct OF the Douglas This is all CANNON.
Judge Douglas friends did not 10 single dshonorab
or unfair act in the Convention They did not attempt
any innovation upon the established uages OF the party
or its conventions They did To- change, or seek 10
change the two birds rule which has always been
grded as the ample safeguard to the South. They did
SEEK change the DemocrI &c Platform or give TO II
| their peculiar obstruction.
"Tnere was therefore, innovation or attempt at in
nova ion by the Douglas at Charleston. The only
factious proceedings there enacted By the Southern
| S eeSers, rho sought TO right OF the voie on The
MIA farm in a manner whjek disgusting 10 many
other riea!sso much so that one OF them from
Florida protested against it, The Douglas acted fair
" and houoraby throughout the whole convention"
Towards the close OF tie article, how it CON-
piments Douglas and what cxtravagant idea it enter
| tiius CT bis popularity. 1t says:
| 1--WE believe him to be good Democrat aud as re.
liable a man as these who tbuse aud slauder him. And
we believe he is the strongest now in America EEK
cept General Jack en-, and that, i nominated at Bali
more he mill b.at Lincoln Bell Ydneey and all The sec
ti,ndi nominations Nhich his enemies edn place IN h
| feld Jstpcsn and NOvsmJer."
That is good egg According to the opinion Of the
Republican on the 2sth Of Nay, Douglas is obliged Il
be the next President Of the United States. Roll the
BALI
But, here Is another extract which call the specs
alteration of the Tenth Legion Democracy to:
"THE TESTH LEGION ALL RIGHT.
"a very large and enthusiastic meeting OF the Democ
racy Of Rockingham county held on Monday last
4. !. IL. y.