Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-23

they for the ruin Of people they can no longer use
l. has been well said that the love of power with the
desire to display it when il be done with mpuuuy
inherent in the humaR heart Turn out at the door,
and il will in again the window" add to this the add
tioua stimulant of having lived of OF the people ana
used the people, and may well imagine that TO sueh
men death itself would be preferable return to the
masses with them, and like them, by honest ton anu wen
directed industry, 10 support. win these iacts
before the people they have no difficulty IN dscoy
elng from whence come sensation articles appeals TO
their fears Efforts their prejudces aud threats
og revolution, bloodshed and civil war. Look, OH peo
ps Of Virginia look and who it is that will not let
YOU rest who is disturbing your peace Who are they
that refuse 70 allow you opportunity to give express
sion TO your opinions at the blot-bOXs Who are they
that contempWOusy turn their backs upon, and viper
like hiss every demonstration in favor OF the Union
that Union formed by your revolutionary fathers, won
for Us by their valor and cemented with their blood -
Who are they that fatigue and worry you into town meet
ings and cross road ueedDg that they may send forth
the rawlings OF madness, OF hatred for government Sc
cured by Washington and lis compatrOs AZ cost
of q seven years and bCqUgathed us, hy the pa
tol statesmen who formed it, as the riches, inheritance
ever bestowed upon man.
These aye the men who spit upon and ;rampej in the
dr-. our cogutys flg bearing upon its ample folds the
stripes and the OF freedom, TIC emblem OF ou OmOn,
our Independence. our greatness aud our power. The
border slave Stes with fourteen Of the uousla yehold
inc State responded the call OF our Legislature, Tor
Peace Con .r-lc' that Conference las uter weeks OF
lbored iuyesi- zion, and tlreill anxious dcioeouon,
agreed upon that ought 20 hc and viii be accept
ed by the people If ycu will bur ollow taem eu oppcTu-
uv 90 pass uaou them 90 the o'o. box SIS just lT,
and an honorable stmcul OF a,l car national d'iu,a-
ties II sc desire peace, and % return "a ITateIna'
feeling should accept tacm am confident that our
constituents from the shore TO the OHlO kNerr ana
from the MARYLAND and Penn vysuia Ines 20 tte Ouo-
Ina and Tennessee borders SD! accept them, If yon will
allow them the opportunity 10 pass upon them in Con-
sautior.. way. In thi' opinion have the concurrence
Of Judge BrockcrhrCugh who ia bis Letter 70 Exlres-
I dent Tyler and presented aud read, here says
81. was supposed that, matter Of course the vote
would ba taken upon the scheme as an entirety, aud
then anuoun el 20 Of you that after the most arNi-
cs alteration bad come 20 the conclusion that dis
tasteful as the scheme me, iel- it to be my duty
% aIPprssarative vote and sustain tah measure as
/ a whole rI- convince that Western Virginia, which
in part represented w0u.- SO have voted boy an I'M
men7c mfory IL her voice Ccut be heard within that
hall. and acting under that strong conviction, would
have done homage 90 that great principle OF representa-
tive government which demands that the representative
Weld hi. irdfvll3l sentiments and give utcrJuce those
OF his constituents. BI. vote Was taken on the plan
as whole tae Chair having ruled that each section be-
Ing snccysyeiy adopted tle entire plan was adopted,
and no further vote was necessary or admissible under
te vlr..lw a-lIy rule"
Tie voice of lie people should be heard their will and
20. ous should oe DONE why seek 10 substitute for the
re.omulull,.us Of the Peace Conference tle Crt.cn-
dan rcsl ions ulth have been abandoned, or the r'so-
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NJ f.s H.pr. Ton fr.r. jit C.iieutu resciIO were
before tlll Conference, and iol one greatly prefer as
.,,, og . .,,.f f3j,n, S-..e Oh, atirs,neu, recon-
ri.rr.5 I. adj. Pence Conference TO the resolutions of
Nc i-. f, ..} ,. l..-...I t'gt t'..t Oh pltrOt
| t.s f.I.r.l his p-.f.rercs for r. Peace Confer
cucc propositions over bis own resolutions. We cau'
rot -.s. a,,. ewes t8 che fact .lal the dsuron.s's
no l.q,IH.r al. their gus NJ tl. re omm,adl l.ioa-
/ of tra P..s O. ..,.a.e fl .hey esu..- wc'.T-
.r-. tar tho C.....G.. .r ar, o.i,r plan OF ad-
.-, 10 ga r- fl., -gr. So. of como. ..r their rc.
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reu has .. 80 D. troy Go,er.m-l itat has for 'he
g-ra part century sheltered u- H -u.suyt a1d u
/ .-or. . projected rs in ,h1 lui Tree and absolute
e-.a,..at of 90 C.r nights, civil political .a3 rgli.
el1rs as no Gl..um,l. ever pro -c-l people before,
Nr CH1irniu there i- away down iu the bottom OF
,.sr, ,-,r el- whose u tgrs has not been perverted
a seated a. er.,t for L., county Tie throbbnes
~ ,f f,,r --. f't and ifs b,,.i9rs are now heard
,,r,-. ...a,,, NJ . honest r,.s This 4 eyi9tuced
IN, tfo ,t tl.t Wherever tt people have been allowed
to -.al they lay, voted down propositions fer State
C,,v.7t,rs l;r7iri, would hlvp done likewise If her
,1i L.I is.. ,ioYs5 no yo., .,7,r tb. question Of
| g,r-a.,r or ro Convention Wherever tie voice of
.r olo Dr. t.ar ho,rj +. i,s -polan in favor of the
I-tt ll .Ir how. ,,,fr.,l storm ,.ruipstior
/ -, :. t ir,.-.,I 49,, t.,, o,I5 defend II AGAINST
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'5 t. ,i .lo-1 ,,. li-,,.;,' IN rroroIrcs in
-. ~ - g..t. .,., ,,r,.,.tio, credit i.di,id.
.f .-l e.. - c,s,y ;i~.,rf,j interest ia
! r,-.fl,s and h,tI,r... is sf,r.ro us In the
| 70 f3sra I'm fb. -ti..y of our gogrfom,ui +, fast
! -, - rl +h. rIaI,rrI ,'v tru,l IL rre.sino upou
| M .-., MIN. L, ir Ills o,yer-.,nan- the worlds last
host none Is d,.troyed another government challenging
tb 4,;r,t.o or r-,emsr will ray.r bc reared lrop its
ruins let Ngiuia clarion voice 20 forth this day from
this Hail calling upon her sisters and her daughters TO
uli,e with her o au effort 10 place before The several
States OF this Union, IN constitutional way the meas
urs recommended by the Peace Conference that voice
will be heard aud the adjustment recommended bY the
Peace Conference will be adopted as an amendment TO
the Constitution OF the United States and peace WI once
more return 10 bicss our i"ud 'ft u- uI Hs cay inns
hour l. a. cruel e. is IL criminal 10 continue the
present excitement toperss in keeping the country IN
doubt 10 Is ultimate fate TO prolong policy that has
6gglred its thousands aud has brought thousands mo'e
TO the verge OF bankruptcy end 'n wac that does not
want ain Ia hear the busy hula o industry VINO tha'
would not rOice to see the smile OF sweet content ght
ing up councnauces nov bowed down WIN care ana Gn4-
iety for home country, all that makes lie desirable,
Iet us them declare our approve. Of and willingness