Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-19
.z-sass.,vURG, MARCH 10, 1885.

.~e.zscuHiRG. MARCH 10, 1885.
VAN BUREN's NEGER vo IL,
Mr.. az tho administration candidates for
lna'nu[' stature Of Virginia are avowIng
he neH yor Of the g nominee OF the Ba!ti
aenseses !" - for oext President, and as It is
roe 90" nv even, IN future can be that Mr.
as tef'a" - IN he that nominee II becomes 'mpor
ysa ba's" ~, sentiments on vital questions Of
aat mat should be rakcl up from the records OF
bic POI" -Jer that those who Will have TO pass
ne qis " tensions may TO so unlcrsiandingly
dn u" lied by one of the candidates Tor this
II was las, Campbell court, that, IN the last
panly AZ "Co,y,nlion, called for the purpose OF
Ns~ ioi" hesitation of that State, MIR. Van
rrslns ' Wv FIR The extension of the right of
Burs n'' Illus well rs white persons and
nag - ,,;cnds Of that gentleman demanded the
sJne Oh VI. ,hich that assertion was based. A
Guta@Hy W. i'm given that this authority
ppml't ai,.n thro igh the columns OF this
Should % i ia now subjolned But as some
plPe-"'',., gentlemen did not seem 10 like
pTo} .,, Communication, we are requested TO
The taia'' n,mocrat' to eory II in its ncAt No for
osk'S ,l benefit Whatever may be The "b
The" esp gentlemen refcrrcdto, however, 10 re-
IJrcho' y zion through the columns OF the Vr'
c We "',o,' ots,,ne they will be obv'a,ed, when VIC
go*" ,ho, we copy II from their great textbook
so6yu e. the Richmond enquirer " w. . 1901
moo :" ao,v;oo IS the article referred 10:
r., ne Rieamond Enquirer, ~ o't' o. ISL
f'o" s'ej fom The .Ne,o York N.tion"t Adro-
/ tAs. CONVENTION
~. tr,her this body progresses the more IN
-, ,xcires The qrest'o" tor aom"''nS peo-
80 .,,r to vote has been warmly d'scosse' on
y. Iassd,y and Thursday,a and II vas decided 'ha'
should Dos ,rss the right; MI, ncc"f ,n2'y,
,,,,J ,rhue was ticken out u 10 % F." ho'n,
~ N, 6nal passage of the section, this vote VIII
.,.,usdcrcd, we know not out II Inc country
.al,ors in favor of he blacks, were to witness
,Ssnse which their employers mike OF Their votes
,I;s c;,v. VIC feel persuaded that their or'n'ons
..,]d nnd,rro considerable alteration We have
.,,y, cons dcrcd the question OF black fish's ana
,y,i,ees very dangerous one IN th's county,
han, l,f,c portion of the union held slaves ana
'a m, ,,, rid Of tn M. Their natural rights VIII
he disputed hut while We exclude them rom
haa,.of ~. legislature, from the bahci'' thc oar
;o,y boy and the battalion, 1t is perfectly ride
,ns IN ,iyo tacm the right OF sntraSe-' r'sh'
+, h,b thry do not appreciate, which they cannot
|, ,,e and which in this city, rtlcula'ly IN the
1 l.,,l wards is M ycndIble article
Wa arc incapable Of infringing the rights OF any
re,ton black or white vet IT Will be rcc"i'ec'fu,
H At the blacks enjoy privileges aud exemptions
winch IN. whites 30 no they are equally protects
A no the laws in their persons and property, IN
an evil ana religious rights; nnd.hs PERMISSION
v,ei is of no value, and Is impohtc yet has
1 ora considered otherwise by tho m'Jot'ty, and on
4 so,int there = III y, Diff :ul'y. The follow
are the ueas ii nj nays the question Tor srl-
b X ont the word 1oa'te
AYES Nessts Bacon, Baker, Bulor, Beck
vh. Bfinkerhof Brooks Bucl, Burroughs Caver,
IN Clark. Collins, Crammrr, Pay, 'se, Dner,
h swood, Edward, F,rrIs, Fish, l'a'|ock, Hces.
I,,shoon, Hunung, Huntington, Jay Jones. hsnt'
K,og. Moore Munro, Nelson, Park, Papld'ng,
|pn.her. Phu Rh-eve, Rhnclander, Richards,
r,.o,uIg Sanders, n. SANFORD, Seaman, Steele,
h sn hcrland, Swift, Sylvester, T"ilmadg Tut
yANBUREN, Van N SIS, J. r. Van Ronsse-
\ .f Van Vech,en, Ward, A. w bsitr, "endo'
IF, Whecton, L. Williams, Woodward, Wooster,
kus-63
Noes VI ssrs. B,>:nan, BfteSe, Hr -, CNr-
case, Chnl5. D Gierke, Civd', Dubois,
Ir.n4n. Fanlic, Fcn'oo, Frott, ii we, Hum
ey Hunt, nanter, Hu'd, Knowles Lansing,
|Lsr.ncc, l. ieas, A Lwlnzson, T. K. Living
|.m, NC Ii Mdhk'n, Pike, Porter, Price, Pun
h. ~ Radl 4. RocllA rii Root Ross, R's5e!l, Sage,
TX ,anfri Schenrk, SccIcy, sharp Seldom,
/ S Min, r Smith, Spencer, weather, J. Sui =
|eod, rayJor, Ten Eyck, ro"a'cy, Fo"nscnd
fTr9p, Van Fleet, Van Horn, Vrrbryck, L. Web
ser, Wheeler, " is, Yo'ng-59.
Remnants on thts D0te.
NAV be ALLEGED, that as citizen Of New YORK,
where Slavery is extinct, his vote OF Mr.. Van bu-
pa is not what it appeurs 10 te on rs lace '"'m'-
zeal to Southern opinions and prcjad'ecs, and hostile
To Southara interests. And we should be wiling
soo regard it, were it not that about the same pc
|roi he was warm and active advocate ter I'M
tong upon tho territory Of Missouri, as con H.
non OF her admission mi o the Unon ns Sta'e, an
|oJlg alton unkno n to the other States, that she
would in her fundamental law, renolacn the r'Sht
10 Tolerate Slavery within her limits condition,
shlch, even if its object were in accordance with
|hc PRINCIPLES OF philanthropy and the true interests
sociey i, repusnant to the spirit OF the c)nsti'
a'on an destructive of the cqlai rights OF me par
les TO that compact. 1t Is well known 10 ''os1
VINO have any recollection Of the CIRCUMSTANCES ~
ndant upon that fnnat,cal and Unconstitutional e''
dd 10 fercr the free action Of Of the States OF
[us CouleGcracv. in The construction OF ITS organic
Ay that no man who ventured to sustain that effort
rOud al tina, day have received the support OF the
'Ouhetn S atcs for any Office whatever. why,
Ma sho i'd the South now support such man
Nae. which has partially oblierated the remcm-
afancc of that fearful struggle, that threatened 'ne
very existence of the Union, has not chanseo 'he
principles Of those who participated IN h-an'' can
any one doubt that it will be renewed hefcater'
when Michigan. Arkansas and Florida shall APP
ply for admission in,o the Union I And can any
one doubt, that when that struggle shall be renew
ed'n WIN De esi.Important to the so"'h tho' the III
cnmbcnl of the Presidential Char shall be man,