Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26


-, s,vxsrisSs ExcrIED-S6on alter the adjourn
=, AZ The Convention yesterday. haDdbill was cir
80 through the city ng upon Nr. Moore. Of
SSth-;dee Tor b., speech ia the Convention, yester
ana inviting the citxers 20 assemble a, The corner
~ T,nkln aud Mayo streets a. hafPast seven oSlcek
,ores, their condemnation Of The speech IL vas also
,ssily reported that Of the leaders ia this
- Sesiraed 70 bufa e1igy Of Nc Moore bat, hap
rly hey sere d,sualcd tIom the PeIpeTaion OF this
gross iudirnity
Al -s,nd persons assembled IN front q &c K -hsLv
nj and after a serealjing performance by Smiths
Ind winch TIE leaders had engaged for the purpo>c,
" Goode OF Bedford, was called for. Tie for
ward upon the front steps Of the Hotel and addressed
tbs tuuiul-u0u thrOng for about thirty mnujes in a
eeh which eemcd 20 sfiord stense delight to the Sc
s.si,uists he fcqunty Interrupted by shouts o.
sroi,rse Mr. Wan. +. Gordon, Clerk Of the House Of
n ,rates was the next speaker. He alO, entertained
80 Ss-eublige With speech IN favor Of the union o.
Virginia with he Southern COniedcgscy
F-cm the Exchange the multitude proceeded "a uasss
IN he SO SsOod Hotel, accompanied by the band
rhi,h on approaching the Hotel struck no "The Sol
Hr's Greeting Loud calls were made for "HclcOmb,"
a 9th r. bat one responded. TIL baEd then
NV the "Marsei les Hymn, avid the plaGcis Of The
s-osd After several more vain Efforts 10 bring
an a speaker, and frequent bu not general "erolns"
flr Moore the band started CT doSn Main street
pisvny Old Virgiluy Never Tire The crowd
allowed 70 TIE Ame lean Hotel IN front Of which
A general d>p r,Ol thea took place, but the band was
sen, back TO S2o.swood Hotel where tuudreds we're
ss consreca d; and another 'sereuade p riorri-
TIE cil, tts tmc ssll aud spaCct ca we're
h eted by Mr. Hal, Of We.ze Is5e OF jefferson, aud
o.ers.
TIE crowd then preceded 70 The residence Of NJ
jams Alfred Jones 9Th street and called FOR Prof
Hocoube Of A.oea re who addressed them for about
I n minutes. This, believe t-rmia at.d the 6rt
mo em,n, in Re mood towards condition Of araTcty
Nht; issue will be- We shall no; undertake predict
As We E>rrr5sp.-The frequent admonitiors OF IL
p slea of the Convention addressed 10 the spectators
IN ;le galleries have M a 20 cxsr; tue sired fleet @,
r,pr e the disposition GO spphui sediments utt.f red
b, membls o. The Cow ution IN the cCu-s, Of debate
Yes,erdIy, while NJ. Gooje of Bedford was speaking
the dccGsum Of the Convention surhsd bv peal
Of applause proceeding from the audience aud The Pie
sis q iotbca'arce having boon exhausted be directed
the Sergeant 40 Arms 10 clear the galleries The order
executed bul until lwver Of q l. city exposed
himself 20 the hazards Of arrest hv arp ir 10 tLe
Convention 70 Gilow persons 10 the lover gallery 10 re-
main motion for taking him into custody wss sC>-
mt,sl aud wi.hiawG. resolution iOr adjournment 10
S-u7;or in visw of the disturbances Vas aso submit
tel and laid uron The table
The Convention aC 'u-ued soon after tGose sCe1es and
portion Of the elected crowd having assembled upon
the sidewalk greeted Mr. Goode with cheers as lie
emerged from the building Nr ackuovlcdyed the
sa.utlton by elevatng is hat. We trus, ths, ctz rs
or strangers who ad ai;tci hereafter the galleries
Of the Convection viii no. abuse thei. privilege and
bring diseredit upon themselves and the metropolis nv
viohtion Of bat rule Of the Convention which prohibits
any demonstration Of applause.
THE Sons or NALrA-whether THE " ancient and hon
O-1ble order" has been payea cut in this city or not
DO not know, tu; we observe hat the Pro Fltrju
Lodge, in New York said TO be the largest. most
thoroughly equipped, and most famous in the United
Saes has s1ccumbsd the pressure Of the times snd
6rs et up The furni ure and Jecaia we're sold at
aut or on Saturday las at the lodseroom. The Pos
has long notice OF the sale, closing follows;
Several hundred domi0oes. wiki cowls, black aud
white sold at twelve AID fifteen cents apiece
The Rugged Path not Sold JU. judging from its
appearance, the strangers who passed oveT it must
haze had a rough journey ov-r he rollers
ATT toe furniture and other articles named had been
sold the luctoaeer Withdrew 20 the back and PIC
oesied % sell rSglla which h said nus. be expo
sd O ihe gaze Oi the initiated. The mystic volume,
said 10 be large Illustrated octave work, sold
seen
To, Sacred path" however was Displayed to the crowd
sold for 81 so aud appeared 20 be aChiog nor
] So jhln arg, punch bowl
In conclusion, ,he brothers" joined in song TO the
tune Of "Auli Lang Ssue," beginning
"Whsu ola Ns;.s.a f-st was be- a"
The crowd dispersed: a,G tLUs ends "a, mystic bro
tl.rlood OF tie / O. $ M.