Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-12
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Nearly, u notaA Of tue cities OF virginia ana
in many Of the counties we believe, the National
Union mon have responded to the nominations
made at Baltimore on the 10Th of May last. In
Richoond, few days since, there was nm enthu-
siastie rally, and We have no doubt that the
friends OF our cause were greatly nspirited New
er. before, were our prospects in Virginia so fat
tering. and under the influence Of that paralysis
which has seized the once proud and invincbe
Democratic party-enabling us to re,ort back up
on them the cry Of mo chance" which they runE
40 fearfuly in our ears four years ago,-the nom.
insl Lsteher majority will mel. away like frost
work before the rays Of the rising sun. We have
every thing to hope from discussion, for if the
people should be convinced, as they may be-
that there 10 not the ghost of a chance for the
smittsn and distracted Democracy, they will ell
list BY the thousand under the national banner
Of Bell and Everett What was il that secured
the more than thirty thousand majority by
which Buchanan carried Virginia? Every body
knows that the Democratic party never Ind half
that majority in the State, and that It was only
the hue and cry raised by that party against Mr..
Fillmore, to the effect that he had chance,
which Influenced thousands to cast their votes II.
gainst him.
But with two Democratic candidates in the
field to nearly divide the Democratic vote Of Nlr.
ginia, and Black Republican ticket to take III
portion, howeser small OF that vote l., the North.
west, where Letcher's heaviest maj r.,los were
given, what hope can anybody reasonably entertain
ofhe sbliry If either of the two Democratic paric-
IL IA ttn Stata MI
son must admit that the Inst Democratic mnj rty
east in the State, and which wa. e" than SIX
thousand, ia n very poor dependence 10 compca.
safe for the discussions and divisions which now
exist in the party it's different factions confront
united opposition. We can and. will carry the
State II we make any effort to do 40. AMI We call
upon our friends to organize and ~ t, work. We
should, by all means, havo n grand ratifcati IA
meeting here At mn early day; and whilst. tor ob
vious reasons, we rnnno, take any part personally
in the matter at present, AMI therefore must de
vllve the labor upon others, we trust that the
friends OF the CAUSE will move at once in t. @ mat
tor. Let lew Wings unto in a GALL fix the
time. invite speakers nnd then thorough orgn,,i.
cation can be effected by the appointment Of Com
mittees, &c Our glorious cause ia worthy of all
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III Democratic Executive Committee ut Wash
iugtou. in which that body utterly repuiiate any
idea of fusion with the seceders that ha. been or
may Be entertained. They seem to have acted
without positive information that sn.h fusion was
invited by the ssccders, md have in their cir,,.
eny;
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