Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07
Tbr N,llrull, is in the diversity Of III,

,;bl, for Hem cNi>i Together IN the sanie com
munjt, wi.err their numbers ale 50 nearly equal
a, in the slasehodng States, under any eil'i rt-
lsticn thar that whic. cAisi>. Social ard pohi-
,sl equality between them Is impossible. No 20" :
ar on earth can overcome thu diHic,llv. HI. eau
ses resisting lie too deep IN the principles oil oar
na,urr 10 be surmcun ed. Bot, without such -
quality 10 change the pesent condition oil ihr Al
&C., r,e,.. u,rr it possible would he but 10 change
,,o firm Of slavery. Ii would make them the
slaves Of ,he community. instead of the slaves of
individuals with less responsibility and interest in
,he;r welfare ~ the part OF the community, than IS
feit by their present masters while II would dcs-
,,ov the s,curit, aud independence OF the Euro
cran race, II the Africans should he permitted TO
continue IN thrr changed condition within tn, linz
II, OF those States. They would look 10 the other
States tor support and protection, and would be-
come virtually, their allies and Dependents :;
and would thus place IN tho hand, OF those States
the most eicciua instrument 10 destroy the IN
0ucnce and control the destiny Of the rest OF the
Union.
II is against this relation between Il. two races
,ha, the blind AID criminal zeal Of til. abolilunl,tS
il directed relation that now preserves m quiet
and security more lhan o,50o,u0o human beings,
and which cannot be- DESTROYED u ithoni drstroyiu
the peace and prosperity al nearly hali the States
Of the Union, and involving thcr entire population
m deadly conflict. that must terminate either in
the expulsion rNti' patton of to>r WHO ar" the
object. of the misguided aud FALSE humanity Of those
who claim To hc der friends
He mus. be blind, indeed who does not perceive
that the subver>lon OF atehtIon which must be i"-
lowed with such disastrous consequences rsn only
BE- effected BY commissions thai would dcsa>tat" tl'
country, burst asundcr tie bonds of lie mon, and
,npulf. in a SEA of blood. the institutions Of the
4 =. II. NO.
holding States would queIl, submit 10 he saorlli-
ccd Every consideration. int, rest, duty. and
humanity the lave al country, the sense OF wrong,
hatred OF oppression ard tlcaChcrous and ialihlcsS
coniedcratcs, and, finally, despair, would lnprl
,hsm to the most daring and desperate resistance,
in defence Of property, lantN, country, ihef'y and
existence.
But, wicked and cruel rs is the end aimed At
it, Is fully eonalcd bv tic erfniualtv e thu means
by which II Is proposed 10 be accomplished. Ilc'c
US has been stated, CONSIST N organized societies
and powerful press, directed mHtlN with awe"
10 excite the blttcrcst luminosity ard haired q" the
people oithc non-s ,veholding Sraies.aealoM the
slzcn. and institutions Il tie ,la> hol ng States
Il is cas-, TO see to What disastrous results such
means must lend. Passing over Then more ob'l-
Gus effects their tendency To excite IL n>prrcc'iou
aud scr,ilc war; with all lis horro,s, and he noceS
,tv which such tcudehcs must IMPOSE on tht
savchuldin. States to resort to lhe most riglt
discipline aud severe police, to tic great inv
" of II present condition OF the slave. 'helc re-
mains anothor threatening mcOlculahle mischief Il
tho country.
The inevitable tendency el tie ncau, 10 nhcl
the abollioniS,S have rcSott.d To- effect thrr oh
,ccf must, II persisted in, end IN completely ali
cna,inp ia, two great sections OF the Union. lh'
inrrssani action If haudlcds oi Societies, and
vas, printing establishment, throwing oat dali,
thousands a artiui and ul'anmatoty publications
must MAKE, IN tue, IL 'eplmp,c>sron on The section
" the Union Whore they lle,h cuculalc, and ar,
mainly designed to- have ,fleeD. The Wrl-n(orm
cd and thoueltiul may hold them in contempt
but the >aene. the inexperienced, the ignorant
aud thourit,>> wall teeese lie poison. In pro-
cess ot time. wEyn iie uunhtr If Irosc,tc< y
sufficiently multiplied, the arlin AID puafgatc
who are ever on the watch 10 slr1r on any WCanS
however wicked aud dangerous, will unite wnh IT,,
fanatics, and make their movements tho basis q
powerful political parry, tiat will seek advance
ment by du>Iur, as WIDE as possible, haiu'
against the sldveholing States Buf, rs hatrr,
bcgcts hatred, ana luminosity animoslts, these feel
ngs woul become rec proral, till every sc>tirc OF
attac, m I would cease tocsrt between tie two
sections, len the Union aGdiic ton>til0lion the
odsprue II mutual al, ciion and confidence, would
forever re. -
Such i. the ca ger 10 which the movements OF
the aho6,unlst> EXPOSE tie couuuv lttlc force
Of the obligation is in proportion To the macni'udc
Of the danger, str,n.or cannot lie imposed, tan is
nj present, on the : ates "ln whose limits the
danger originates, - arrest lis further prorfrss-f
day they owe, NOT Only IL the States whose in>,l-
iulions are a>>ai-d, l,i To tir uuian aud Con.
sti,uiion, has been Shown, and, !, MA, he added
To themselves. The so'ct and con>id' rate por