Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-09

| scsslng auch M ,E#f elnn ola,r cumulseratsua
ihaa lae slaves IA Virginia Let them turn theI
eyes h Greet G5.la5n aul ht, Will behold III that
m9st powerful O. Jlian4Ians ii Tie earth mas Of
corruption aud misery. #eser winch the pnllaniro-
| Pl-l n1fy indeed mourn In fact the lower orders.
! ptalmast every nauon n Europe, would benefit by
tar eAehauge of thrr coalition for that of our slaves
! IN tnn POSSESSION anil enjoyment of those comforts,
with Which liberty, .Se. rFeahfeis aIuasta curse,
! ftther than blcssul--taey Yield To Our slKc5,
Who are well treated lud al slr nov are vii lrea-
ted Srit.mtcrc-l the law Of the land and the
powerful influence OF puhir sentiment all combine
! u procure tor them III abundance, the comforts and
neeessues, and even many Of the Injuries Of life
They are happy, aud feelings of gratitude have IN
most instances, attached them 10 us and they would
continue to be happy and 10 love us, If modern
| philanthropy did not Use 50 many arguments In
convince them TINT they are miserable, and ought
10 hate us, as their oppressors. SHOW me, SIR,
happier man than one Of these domcstics, IN the
possession Of a kind and mdu2cnt owner Proud
Of ms MASTER he assume his name, apes his man
ners, puts his OF dignity, md is as hae been
sald by mos, ab5ervant writlr, one o. tie YER
lest Ar,tocutl ~ The world These remarks II
1, true, vii! not apply 10 most Of them, but We con
tsiently believe thd M oity Of them would look
upon II as an ~ d. cruelty ON our part 10 break
sandrr The ties Which bgd them to their masters
dthT families, and To send them uuproNIdrd
ior, too strange and distant land We too, sn, are
comparatively happy III lar possession OF them.
2'''" lie Il o"-''' "h''e me l,'y i"'uohs oi IL
| oNo nee 'H'1'N IN mos ana fIolS Oh rs lowe
"a#'7' h."c DOS ''"s'e haols ois'tcSS una sii.aa
more a'arn over the face e Tic country thnn has
been q occasonedb 10y tins olaas Of our community
In tas crowded ana popaee5 countries "t lufep"a
J." i"eislh i'7a away Mlsiodl Witnessing otsia.
oahs'5 Oh II '""'h "la't 'Ai'hi an" more aIafmlh&
s1'ases a'h lHe one - men mas hco'' iaa'Y lfsaa
"a rs IN tN'IUl5 'a31# = me present u'esao'e.
he breaking 'P"' i=sh'f IA fd'''na Tie miro
aaao2a > H"m' hf& i1aeaa .a,F"@ machine, 4 SUI.
| eeh f##1'h"l 100 W. @s'ss't to- iah"urinsrIa -.
20 frequently "ao #a' .Hae.ts.R brought ABOUT IL
sri 2'"'" ~ ".'tfseea Lit ga" .r" .e'.fttf t.
oi pftae 11' il.' TIN h.##f.s. tu"on oeeasoaed
| ny IN ST.. .7 81 o." f7s'.#I}
AT Hftptt1 I'd ~ ia aaH s." OF lt. snefri
"nisa ''''"' To Lave 'afe.'s. s'' non" "i ihosn
VIZ es.iti o's'' s#o'f nj MS t0''''a before 1t
fieaAa. ma WA" b9" lRNoa9 III u'.usslaa bsiof
the people Ih'} Oh '@m upon III" Hsea1m %
/ 50 H. and ON the ia.ly nj attempting TO ab1dse
iar Ihc''} OF the Pros OF pI1rn- aHoch5 GA tn
mouths o. fa'ois, without rejecting enough III
! my opMon upon the prfn,.m nature OF The SUBJECT
winch lurY propose thus P9olc'y to cSmne.
Slayry IS a SUBJECT sir, winch cannot be discuss
cd VIII safety IA It land Who're It eAIsts It Will
not bear public commandments peculiar nature
ior3ids H. On all Other questions, speeches arc
! made and essays az pmtrI Tor the pWPoseoi IN
forming and enllshtenmg those who are to aetup
on th"m. EatIn the present case these same
sPeeehes and essays arr ens htenns not only those
VINO are to act, bat also those VINO are to be act
ed upon hCSC IgnoIant and urgrpirI WIClrhfs