The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-23

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rral demeannr. Whit is thu intention md
| what is the tBtei of orr Laws with regard
| 10 free blacks and mulattaes? They are
| in principle the same NJ laws Of qnaran.
tnp. The latter ARE enforced III prevent
| the introduction inin n heally community
Of contagious dlseases-ihe former 10
prevent the Introduction, among mixed
population, of iir.brands In excite thu sus-
pcions of ONE part. and the hate of the IL
| ther--ta prevent the possibility, NJ Tar ms
practicable of any influence heing, exercis-
ed over the minds of our slave, which
would aly excite ihe#f anxitt, IL freedom,
which they ca nrSefaff#fa tafb5 H#sEtd-
nal process NJ saH##f#Hf eoHtnfi aatlan.-
| Why sApul1 ~ ~ s.Alna ~ Ia tdni into
our houses. = he warned al or heaelhs
and cherished IN our bosoms, viper, " he
will stirg us. & nur children ard our chill
! dren's children Are not the daily exam
pies before lne eyrs Of the people of Ne"
! York, Of The turbnynt aud dlsorg nlzing
character NJ this masf degraded elass of
all Gods beings, snlliHisnt iustliestloa,
even to the intennruate zealats. who arr
takng them by The Ind, aud protecting
them in thf total disregard of law which
they eyince under ih.ir very muses., of the
course which The slave holding States ARE
compelled 10 about? lfthe, are thus 70
fractory in New fork-lf the course ~
Justice is obstructed by thrm--If weapons
of blood are drawn and used by them IN
the very presence of their magistracy, md
in opposition IN the edlcts ofthe laa, what
ought zoe not 10 expect If We permit
| a. al al tn Ia Ipne IpT - "a
and eg'eas across our Threshold The
fact is. ", must have so,ne supervising aud
some restraining power In orr hands.
We have exercised and We ahall continue
Ia exercise il. 1t n sacred duty we owe
10 ourselves mi IN those wh" alc 10 come
after US Il is derived from Natures frst
| and hnliest Inv aud, when No give il Up,
10 appease the hypoeflteal rage of those
whose zeal Is thu reprehend by 81. Paul,
ms being" without kso"leder,' we mes
expect 10 reap its consequences IN the
destruction ot o,r dwellings. aid IN the
| murder ofnurselves aud our households.
| Who are the me bers Of thi, great Con
grsss, "b,g with ihe fate n aasar !" VIII
liam l.. Stone. facloni-t IN politics, ny
nncrile in mo, ,s, aud fanatic IN religloa
| 4 IL
~ of the far fmed Hartford Convention,
who is DOW about IL consnnmate the trra-
son of his Younger days; 81 hard l. II 10
change the proposes Il tn healt The
lnnre vicious they are the closer do they
cling To the bosom, gatheriag strength and
venom WITH gray mrs. of III" oihe IN
we know .#ttlnng, LIT t., rom those
| with whom lheA II as III ted. that II thry
are not quite 40 celebrated a the t"a We
| have named, they are pot less deserving III
aeproach and censnre. We cannot sa ,
with the National intelligenerf,o TINT we
hasr any prospect for the abstract notions"
OF h.,sn nm They are FOUNDED, = W.
rly lirvp, IN the backrsi hypocrisy, aud
with ,nrlr e,es open IL the cons Y "nees,
! il eve they should b. If, tunaleiy natn-
! red Tnry are moi idrols--Ihes Gao SIZE
! III. horrld perspective as we'll ~ thr mosi
| kren-sightnd Of ourselves. Thu brlley
Ing. # they WERE Ia enter the confines of
! the Old DOM 10" hold thelf cut
throat Congress, thew would be, as thu,
ought 10 be, greeted with suit OF a aud
feathers, aud srnt back again 10 Their
homes. If thtr there MA 4 case w1ich
wonId warrant the commission of an act
of tins character. tins ia one. They hrr
worse tnaD the -py. rnes are worse thu
the trallor--far The spy nd the trallnl
bring foe upon men With arms II ten
hands, even though they be- 'nrprlsed.-
But these men introduce tne ASSASSIN nj
incendiary into ones very dwellings,, aud
hold forth 10 them temptations 10 do then
| bloody work A mans hearth will b.
u, longer the sanctuary OF MS safety
lie will know not one moment that he
will be safe the next The poIson may
Turk in the bowl; the da ger may be-
hid in the bosom and at an unexpected
moment, he and his family may fall vic
Tins 10 the arts of these northern drones.
who, as soon as they can enter our boz
ders unrestricted, will flock hlther l.
droves, spreading the peslllentlal Influence
of their example among class who are
at present comparatively happy aud con
tented No. We have 10 respect for the
abstract notions of these men They are
m uniting car whose fiery steeds are too
nnruly for the management Of thel' feeble
hands Let then beware of PIGEONS
catastrophe