Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17
LYNCHBURG, JUNE 1870

''a' tue Infatuated devotees of tue highly gir
ted. enthusiastic aud spirited, but m,..,,,,..
fanatic, Frances Wright, are becoming nun
Gus enough ia the city OF New York. to 49,.
undissembled astonishment aud alarm a,
ready, we hear Of party OF Agrnrians. cor,a,
dug tor the indiscriminate amalsama,,on ant
the equal division OF property among The ,,;.
gems of the Republic whereby the idle H..
dissoute, the vicious and the profigats ina.
enjoy the accumulated wealth of the i,.,,.,.,.
Gus. the orderly, and the enterprisng portion
OF the community. We hear, too of a,oth..
party whose views are less extensive in ,L,:.
range, nut equally rs vicious in their des,,o
THIS party would break down the most ,f,c,..
al barrier which the wisdom of man ego.
created, TO curb the lawIess indulgence ~,
licenti"us human passion, and 10 preserve H..
social compac, and The family bond unbrokar
unprotaGed and unpolIGted Giye sconsa,,,
action TO their refinement on the Plotau,.
theory, and whose imas ination is bold enonyt
10 picture the scenes thai would follow WIN.
arm would be sufficiently powerful to aires,
the mighty food u evils that would be nnnre4
upon the earth The deluge which swent H.,
Anndeluv'ans from the face of the globe coald
not wash out the founess OF The crimes wlicb
would be every day committed nor could tho
fires which consumed Sodon and Gomorrob
purify the poisonous atmosphere in which its
Inhabitants had breathed II is hardly ,so,..
snry to- say that both these parties discard Re-.
violation. Were tue battle to be fought alouo
therefore, with these men, no danger could he
apprehended from them for how can tbs.
succeed, if unassi5ted by others, whose sur.
cess threatens alike The rights the religion. the
peace. and the happiness OF society in gsuerals
The mons,rous doctrines which they ho,d
would, as canker, eat iEio their own strength
ami finally eztirpate them from the eartb. q.
nd their predecessors and models of the
French Revolution.
Bntthey are assisted. (unconsciously we hope
by those who do it, by the great BODY NJ
Working den, in New York, vino, CONSTITUTING
large portion OF the population of ,hat im
mense Lasaar house of the GATED States. Aoye
lately been induced 10 herd with these vile
regulators Of all virtue aud all pr;ncipie. I.
effect what, under other circumstances. would
be pfaIseworthy political objects Discover
ing that they have been excluded from all the
Offices heretofore, ia the distribution OF which
their talent aud respectability as we'll as lhei,
numbers, give them an indnbitable right To
claim pToPortionate shhre-and imagining
that they could not accomplish Their object but
by separating from those 10 whom they have
applied the slgmat2mg term Of .9rislocrpis, and
who have SO Iong' made the UoJkigg Men the
tools by which they attained their own elcyg
ton, aud mnnoPolized amongs, themselves TIN
honors and emoluinents Of Office mechaf-
les aud laborers formed, at the last senefl
election in New York. ticket, Composed of men
Oh their own condition in lie one of whoa.
to the great CONSIDERATION Of he Gisciples c.
! ST. Iammauy, and ale g" friends of regular
nominations" was elected. The rdicule whiea
had been thrown upon the incipient efforts Of
this party, was soon converted by the Tamms
nylies into coaXmg. and .lattering aud no one
was more expert IN tue use of tnis seductive
aud powerful weapon than the Courier, the
organ of the Indian Saint. But it would no,
do. Ihs Working Men kept aloof, aud III
fair TO effect their audabe puypose ofa,tainioc
a Justwelght IN the administration Of public az
fairs, until they plugged TO their bosom .ho,e.
dangerous theorists, who pfa,s against oil Rel-
gon As an uowholosome restraint upon the id
clnaions of the vicious. 8. against all La<sN
unJuslIiable trammels on the freedom Of hu
man action How can they expeci-indecd,
now can they de''fe, 10 succeed. en- numbered
win SUCH dangerous and disorganzing allies
lhey cannoi:-they ought not and we hope
'hey VIII not -trIamph until they discard MI
ASSOCIATION with Fanny Wright and Robert Da'e
o"e"' an" The whole band Of fraterniaers AMI
theorists, vino, like Robe pierre. & Marai and
anacha'sls Cloo'z. and Brissot. are f. ony to
SIT M the passions of multitude to a wild and
furious phren2y, which nothing but torrentsci
human blood, mingled with their own cso
ever check. They must and will be suspected,
II they associate with such dangerous enthus;
asts, OF having been tainted with their lancu'
theories they will be regarded as anxious Tor
their consummaiioo aud as prepared 10 az /
ehec'ually IN their mplishmpnt-and as
long AS they be justly 50 regarded they arc
not only unfit to be legislators. but they az
even obnoxious as citizens.
Let US look, for moment a, the dociro.
Of this great Female Rt]oymer, and at the 2
fectS which her bold and nervous eIoqren.
has already produced among the comhuslib'.
population of New York. She is on the Is
Of leaving this coon,ry for Europe, and on The
S'h inst delivered hrr parting address to her
admirers in Navy KnrL Mil. L-u.-c ". \ !.