Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17

Tue CAUSE IN wHEktrsG.-The Wheeling Irteiiigeneer
Lincoln organ) Of last Tuesday says The town was alive
last night with political doings of kind and another
The Bell and Everett met early in the evening at
Ahenaum and formed in procession, TO the number Of
of say two hundred and with regaa and torches in
their hands, and proceeded 10 North Wheeingupto TO the
pole in front of Sweeneys Glass Works and there listen
10 speeches from J. s. Wheat and Thos Sweeney, Esqs
They made fine display, and greeted all along the
line with shouts and cheers from men, women aud chill
dren. Co.. Wheat on horseback, commanded the pro-
cession. After the speaking was over the company
again took up the line of march and down to the
McLure House. where they centered around the veran-
dah and opened out with serenade TO Hon. A. ii. Ii
Stuart whose arrival have noticed in another place.
Mr. Stuart was greeted with loud cheers his appear
ance end after an introduction by Mr. Sweeney was wei
coined by Col Wheat on behalf Of bis Union Guards in
very neat little horseback speechat the conclusion OF
which, the Guards by order gave three times three for
Stuart to this welcome Mr. Stuart replied in bali hours
speech paying first his personal compliments to the COM
pany aludng briefly his legislative relations to tho
city, (which had been adyered TO both by Mr. Sweeney
and Col Wheat aud tnen dwelling for the remainder OF
his speech the political prospects before the country
He excused himself from more than formal alluson
to general political matters, on the ground that on We'd
nesdaY evening he would devote the entire time to their
discussion, at wh, time he wanted TO not only the
GUARDS but bis fellow citizens OF all shades of politics.
the end thai nc might counsel fully freely and frankly
what best for the country in this crisis This said
Mr. Stuart retired from the Verandah, and the Guards
| by order gave him three times three
The whole demonstration very credtsble, and pass
ed of WELL Mr. Stuarts speech admirable little
affair, finely delivered, and impressed everybody we'll
ANOTHER CLUB IN AuGUsrA.-Pursuant to notice, a
portion OF the friends of the Constitutional Union ticket
met at New Hope on Saturday, the Sth inst, for the
purpose of organizing Bell aud Everett Club.
On motion ot DR.. j. Addison Waddell, Capt. s. B.
Finley called to The chair, and Wm Berry appointed
Secretary. A motion then made and carried that
committee Of five be appointed TO report Constitution
aud permanent officers for the Club-thc committee
sistng Of Messrs. Wadde, Crawford Mowry Robertson
and Scott.
In the absence Of the committee, Hugh W. Shelley
introduced and addressed the meeting in able and
eloquent manner in advocacy of the election of Bell aud
Everett. The thanks Of the meeting then unani-
mousy rendered Mr. Sheey for his address; after which
the committee appointed for the purpose, reported a
Constitution which received and adopted and the
following gentlemen officers for the permanent organ
zaton Of the Club: Maj James Crawford, President;
Col Geo. q. Robertson, Jacob Cotman, VIM. b. Craw-
ford and j. NJ Stout VcePresidents; j. r. Stout, Sec
retary; II. X. Eakle, Treasurer.
STILL ANoTHER-A large number Of the friends Of
the Constitutional Union party assembled at Barter
brook Saturday, September lst for the purpose Of
raising Bell and Everett pole and organizing club.
At o'clock in the evening, the pole (being in the
hands Of Union meu) quickly lifted heaven-ward,
when the Stars aud Stripes oated proudly in the breeze,
ardbearers "Be and Everett" and upon the opposite,
''the Union and the Constitution"
Three long, loud and hearty cheers were given
for Bell and Everett ,Ae only National Union aud
seTvative before the American people; three
given with right good wiz for DR.. Shelton aud
.. Gaper, the projectors of this movement
At o'clock in the evening a large and enthusiastic
meeting was held in the Academy for the purpose of
gauizing Bell and Everett Club. On motion of DR.. T.
W. Shelton, John Hamilton sr was called to the chair,
and James II. Watson appointed Secretary.
w. S Best submitted resolutions which were unani-
mously adopted by the meeting.
Spirited speeches Prre made by Messrs Best, Sutler,
Dod White and Brooks.
A committee was appointed to request r. L. Doyle,
ESQ., to address the club az its next meeting
The meeting then adjourned 10 meet again on Sltur-
day evening, the 10TH at o'clock
CLUB IN BERSELEY "A Bell and Everett Club was or.
ganzed in District No at Nipc's Shop, Saturday
evening last. Quite respectable number of persons
present. and all appeared to lie fired with the true
spirit We urge friends in District No. l. now that
the ball has been put in motion, to keep il rolling They
have great work before them and unless they are
tive and vigilant, they cannot succeed
Let Rell and Everett Clubs be formed in oil pv tons
Of the county, that the work of organization may be
thorough anl complete. IL is expected that Berkely will
be redeemed from Democratic rule
ANorHEE.-Agreeaby to notice. the friends of Bell
aud Everett met at Greensburg, Saturday, Septem-
Ga motion, A. r. McQuilkn, called to the chair and
b. +. Harrison, chosen Secretary.
On motion, the Chair appointed committee Of three
to report permanent officers Of the Cub-consising of
B. F. Harrison, Edward Moore, and w. II. Taylor. The
committee retired but returned reporting Pres
ident Capt G. Tabler for Vce.Presidcnts A. w. Nc
Ceary, A. McQulkin, J. w. Daily and Robert Mix;
for Secretary b. Harrison; Treasurer Samuel Taylor.
On motion of w. H. Taylor this Club shall be styled
the Bell and Everett Club No. J.
of I N, ,,i, al I.lo
to the election of the Union ticket were requested to
enroll their names.
On motion of B. f. Harrison, A. 7. Maupin, ESQ, was
invited to address the meeting In respone Mr.. Maupn
spoke three quarters of hour, making able aud i'm
pressve speech in behalf of Bell aud Everett.
On motion, the meeting adjourned TO meet at Green's
burg, on Saturday night, September 10Th.
Mr. wx BALLARD PREsroN-This gentleman being
IN Lynchburg (says the Vrgindp) on Tuesday night
large number Of citizens repaired to the Piedmont
House, where he staying, and called him out for
speech. Mr.. Preston promptly complied with the call,
aud appeared the balcony OF the Hotel from which he
proceeded to address the crowd in speech OF over half
an hour Like all of his efforts it eloquent earnest
and forcibe; but we thought the speaker more than
usually happy this occasion The fire of ardent
zeal in behalf Of glorious cause baZed forth in his
cry word and that grace of and beauty Of het
oric which distinguish Mr. Preston orator were
manifested throughout his entire remarks. He said
great deal in a short time. His speech full OF
thought egg is of meat. Not word out of
pace-cvery one told with effect We have rarely heard
as much said in double the length OF occupied by
Mr. Preston He reviewed the positions Of the candidates
and argued with great force that it the duty Of the
South to unite which of them is best calculated
to defeat the Republicans and stay their onward pro-
gress In the present dsorganized state of the Demo-
cratic party he conended that that John Bell,
and urged all lovers of the Uuon to to his sup
port. He argued the Union question with great ability
showing the strong, the powerful motives there for
preservation Of the Federal compact and how deporsbe
the results that inevitably follow its severance. We
sincerely wish every dunionist in the land could have
heard his remarks under this head But hayn time
to follow Mr.. Preston through his admirable imprompu
speech. As said yesterday VIC trust his voice will be
heard frequently during the present canvass.
After Mr. Preston had finished, Mr. James johnson,
OF Bedford Bell Elector for the 9TH District being dis
covered by the assemblage called on and respond
ed in very happy speech Of fifteen twenty minues in
length. Mr. johnson gallant champion Of the Union
and the Constitution.