Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-26
=..~cuI,,JRG. MARCH 20. 1885.
10 TIE POLLS /"


mahs 10 neople In the last No of that paper,
MISE, '..a,ds of he a MIN Isira',on adm 1nshed
INC ' t,hoy have great dticulites 10 encounter"
u'' .a .. difficulties are thus enamcrated
nm -rho Wings are full Of resources / her mo-
a,.,s Tx. water-fhey are striking hand-b,ii>
NY .rcnynton. Some 80 900 copies OF MIR. Brown's
p have bccn printed for dislrbnioa--and
81 aoo If uoher handful are now in the ptess, IN
,onv-We Iearn, thai in some counties they
.oilccting lis OF the nonresident roiers, 10
.a, ,ben, up, and parade them To he oils. Rich
ID ,yI send forth her ctZ ms 10 every ron
.,,a,o they can give Vote and ospeciaiy to Ches
We n c,oochand, llaoover,'and Pow ha'an. They
,e'".'~ l.. ou list of at leas, 100 in Richmond
IA elsewhere, to attempt TO bling TO the relief OF
Mr. w. Il. Johnson.
W. w orc willing To adm, that every thing said
- ,ao Euouirer, in the foregoing paragraphs true.
~ "a What thfn7 If the Wings are full of resour-
.. arc no, their opponents also | ln a ddion 10
....,,n private funds, are they not backed by the
,,oo,ee of the government, the Influence OF which
! all in some of its thousand Proean shapes,
,txongboup every vein AMI artery of the body 20.
I,,c And are Mty les scruruons IN Their means
han The Wings? Less active, 'oIous aud perse
,.,nyl Do lLey, loo, lot issue Addresses, aud
va hordb,lls Tor circulation 7 Ard do thy 10
q. the Counties foil-ittili' ''A'' o, anu
,brm l., he POLLS IT, for example, they cold
'..,r = N Rlchmond & elsewhere 100 admits
,..,i,, men who were entitled to vote III Chester
feId would they no send them to vote d&ainS
W. = Johnson Would lhey hol rush, sing
,'as5t,n sa.rs. 10 Hanover, G. ochland, aud Pow
,,,.n and wherever else their weight might lie
"a Or. does the Enqalrer aud rs adjnncts, Who
n4.hrd IN their system Of bush lnstruc Tors, to de-
ny. nonresident voters o. all their legal weight,
n.y se.L o disfranrhisc them also, ned lhus ~
-, the J,ceIoii rrlrciple, nuce the ch'llShed poll
.#or Vlr,iaial Every man, ho Never rrel 'idicfd,
III s,lo,.l that hile In nae counties, nnn.tes'-
AN, y,,os may turn the scale in favor ct the w hiGS,
INV will IN Others make II prcponderate The her
vs Such eyer has been, and sufh ever VIII DC
,1a pr.cllral edscts oI the system when pt'mts'
THIS cla>s Of cinz MS vote. II Is We known, MAJ
#J,.t vtaf. he jack son candidaes IL Bu- kihshhm
werc elretci solely by nonresident vote'sf ON ~
son Aprmarle a d tee lower cn1 OF Campo ~
wboIhronged TO the polls in squldrons, led on,from
The tae iormer mites, particularly, ny gentlemen
VIA fl, an intense pcfsouul as yell political IN
tres, N lhcresnlt OF the contest. But who ever
.r4amed of complaining of this state of things
n, man Of sense because all know that The la"
allows H. that cuslon has haliewed II, ana MAI,
as part o the ire,hnlI principic Is IN sttct az
r.fdanse - ih he carly adopted and tenaeiousiy al
hereI 10 policy oftbe Old DOMINION.
the ruth is this: The Enqauer well knows
hlf in most Of the counties of The State, D IN par
bes are the al IT; that both are exerlhg every
eeryc % secure success; lhatthey are rcsor'lng 10
ii hoqo able mcans,-and we could wish that only
I,no able means were rcsortcd Toto achieve d
rrum;th OF their principles, by the election OF the
mn who are the representatives OF those principles
And this insidi0us paragraph of the Enquirer,
therefore, could not have been iniondrd TO censurc
any wrong doing HE rarl of It's Opponents, but
was gncd solely for the purpose of exciting Il
feing o. no til,y the country against the suPpo-
&c Influence of Rlchmond-a weapon, which, no
yer readily il may be welded by other h. ds,
The Enquirer should dsdaln to cmpoy-as well
because of its own location as because 1t knows
hll III argument dawn from II is founded IN false
ioal, and only be success nj ~ arouslng the
nd ia sslons of the .osl deba,ed and The most X
rIanl classes o whom II S addressed.
NJ Vta Blre,.s roie 81 Tie PcrmissioN nj Stare,
~ IN ne 1trtuocg Of FI"1Al.
The ia,l Rcumj Enlrrer rema'ks-" has
e@0 aid. by the clcctopeerrrs IN the county o
caF'b Il that Mr.Van Burcu was .ros'd ~ tn
ramluctlon of slavery the territory of Fioriia,
md would pose her being en- ctod INTO State
wb lhs couduiou."
We presume tia, this assertion has reference 10
hetcniarks made by Hir Mos y.a the last Camp
bel cour and If It has, We authorized to sa'
oife Euq llret> infaemhnl m safrf' h ad,d th"N'
'e9a,ks. Mr.. Mosoy Oh that occasion, XPr' sd
sb tlcf that MIR. Van Ba ,n was Al hean al At
un.s', and ne r. err Il TO several acts OF ~
o show tie g'ounds npon which he t1''erIaih-
lf1s ophmn -an1ng the rest 10 his VOC on the
0ajaq question, the character OF which he dlStlhct
stated In order that tha VOC may be IN Ter.
cod, ee"py the following pxcerdlngs OF. he Sc
de-, IN February 1922 f'0As files Of The En-
"lN SENATE.
Wednesday,, .Navch ., 1922.
The Committee of The w hole, yesterday, on
lion of Mr.. King of Aabama, struck ou' OF INC
he following clause OF the 18th section
No slIve or slaves shall, directly or indirectly,
orod ICED INTO the said territory, except by CT
p1nf the Untcd Sra'cs, rcmoving INTO SAID ter
NY FOR aciu | settlement, and being, at The tlne
such removal bona 6de over of such slave or
ives; ard every save imported or brought ioto
sad territory, contrary % the provisions of this
MlI thercupon be entitled TO, and receive, his
1ufGedom"
in the question OF concurring with the COM
Zee, IN striking out he clause, Mr.. Mills made
'ermurk> to shew the expediency o: retaining
ne blIl. Mr.. King of Alabama, replied and
e'Nlls tutlh r advocated Il disagreement 10 'he
"in'nt Messrs. Barton and Var buren,
Nbrefy IN the disc.ssion and Mr.. L'oyo
%a2olrst the clause at cons d rablc length, ana
much caues'ness.
.af Question on agreeing with the committee OF
".ole IN sulk NC on the clause, was dec'oHo
4e and nays, in the .frmatlvf, as follows:
''as--M ssr> Barbour Bcn on Brown OF Lou
u NoJf, En- ON, Eliot Galarj, tioImc~ OF
N'o2nson o. Ken,uekg, Johnson OF Louisiana
gu Al hem', Lloyd, Macon. Noble, Plea.ani>,