Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-22
LYNCHBURG, APRIL %, 1893.

Sul,6c,,ioa as auckland the leaders of tina, par
~ having become convinced, that bare suspicion
NJ heioe tainted with that doctrine is political
A,,h. warrant almost throus bout the entire
South. with The exception OF the State in which
!, orisinacd--,hcy are now cndeavoring TO kindlc
A new fame of discomfort, and to alternate still, far
,ber than they have already done the Northern aud
Southern sections Of the Conftdcracy. For this
nurpose they are endcavorng to drag into the dis
cusson the Slave question, with regard to which
,hev arc well aware that the people of the South
are kseny and justly stnsitivc-and strange to say
II any thing can be regarded strange in this day of
unLlushing spos,acy from principle, some of the
,.,y men who, when the Virginia Legislature
.n, openly discussing the expediency Of Abolition
were enthusiastic advocates of enamel pation are
now among the leaders of,hat party which affect
10 see. in the unconcerted publications OF few Vi
.;onarv enthusiasts IN the North and West, unsup.
no,ed as they are by public senmen, in th's quar-
,,rs, cause Of alarm to the shareholders sufficient
even to Justify tho call of Il Southtrn Contention,
to devise measures for the protection Of their pc
cuhar property against violent aggression from
without ~ We assure our readers, that when there
xh.ll be any reasonable apprchensi ion of interfe
r;nce with tina, class OF our population, from any
quarter. VIC shall moi hesitate To sound the alarm
and pu, them upon their guard. But there ~ no
more reason nor to apprehend such interference
than there has been at any time within the last nj
teen ort~en,y yenrs. II is true that there are two
or three newspapers in the North, edited and sup
ror.edby vslonsty fanatics, devoted to the cause
Il emancipation, tnd who, N slr'hernnce OF .hcn
purposes, use Ire most inIlammatory aud unJust'-
fablc language. But most Of these papers have
been in existence for years, and the rcsul; of their
lsbors 10 about AZ visible a. lff,r the same epacc
oftime they had been dropping water npon ada
mani, wild; thc.va'n hope OF wearing away its in
dsstruetIt1c properties. We have every assurance
which can be drawn fsom united sentiment Of the
respectable public press ia tho -SIascLolding
su,ss, tina, tho great Lody Of that community r..
gard these Abolition papers with much con,emp,
and sbb"rrcnee as We can possibly do They
doubtless DESTROYS OF seeing an end put to slavery
- and " no ix not but IN the language of one of
tnco'j INV ociJtt NV sbpncE indI IL SHuIl UC
compatible with the rights and privileges granted
by our lsws,o The owners of such property"
Ifany thing could add 10 the righteousness of
the app'ch.nsnns which the notification journals
headed 10y the Washington Telegraph, affect to
feel Oh dis subject, il tho effort which they are
making to identity ,he Colonization, the Temper
and other Benevolent societies with the Atol-
ton question: The members of those societies.
who know that the idca is rs ridiculous as the
charge is false, doubtless prepared to pu, Il
proper estimate on this effort to counterac, their
pfase worthy iabors, by connecting them with an
OBJECT !" oJious in itself as 1t is foreign fom their
| purposes. But what i'll not politicians do when
Dictated IN their uaholy desisns-to what measures
Will they not resort To retrieve their los, ground
ani to carry into cacc, their o. igincl objec, I
toF one, We say, mhes utingy, that we see no
evidences ota"y design on Inc part Of the North ~
'ofle wl,elLee Connected or disconnected W I'll
IempHancc other Societies. I, ncdtlt " nl, IN,
'n c qar,ton-wc DO not believe that they eater
IAN any such design OF wish We believe, how.
ever, that there isa s.uls1 determination on tn,
Ior' OF tie Na'Itiycrs 10 different impress
SION, Tor the purpose of ra'lyins the South on 4
question IN relation To which ta.rc Cannot be an
"e'S''y OF OPINION. So long We believe there
IS nc danger OF an, such interference We shall en-
lc"'or to expose the mot,ve which lies at the bottom
81 'h' effort to create sectional excitement, and &c
ois9WH me Union. Whenever there shall be say
go pr ua.i,, l.,
''e'" man VIII be, arrayed IN opposition to the A
0''"'o"is's, by any and by oil the means which 1t
~! pc necessary to adopt THIS is subjec,
"n'ch me 'ou'h must be permitted ts regulate in
'sowh way Others know nothing either Of the
'aa'ac'er o. the eva of the manncr of treating i,
anu ''eY 'hi, they have neither a constitution
mora! right 10 touch it. II they ever atten,p,
> '"crH could DC NO hesitation in choosi ns even
"asV'u''on Of the Uno",as lesser evil than con-
'ee'oh, which, instead of protec.in, our rights OF
property, put them daily to hazard. But, ve re.
F'"'' Were is no more reason to aprehend inter
'''"'e with the slave question by the mons slave
"'''"e states now than there has been for ten or
"'my years pas. But, the Mules want South
y" convention tor other perposcs, which they arc
Wv" ''ac''' ready to avow and, feeling pet.
'"y convinced tina, public sentiment, will not
''''"em IN that measure, they ar. endeav-
-" "''H Tue people up to the necessary pitch
'e"'cn' on this most excitablc Of all subjects,
''s'"'"''ng 'hefana'eal proceedings and ar
'''' OF lew isolated and uninAuen,ia indi
connected with Abolition societies in the
''s'aveholdng states, and ic.;nu.,;op rather
fl asserting mat they speak the general sen,imrn,
NC .OIn'nunny am Dig whom thew reaiie when