Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-24

Columbia, VIC have it in the facts stated in tie fol-
lowing letter
BosToN, Sept. IA, 1886.
Nj Jones, Editor of thu Chroa clr
Dear sir Tie party press AT Mobile, and of
the Soiih generally have cnd.aNored To the
imp esSioa, that the opponcn> Of slavery at Toe
north are opposed Ia Mr.. Van Burrn-and thai the,
vehement was originated and kept a'ivc by the
Wings.
This Is not the fret. The advocates of anti
slavery are moi 90 lturd Ia any pprtN-bn 81 &c
the ia mons non-connittal letl,q of Mr.. Van Buren,,
on that Suhlrc'. many al the aiding aholironi,,
who have formerly gone with the Wings have
gone over To hl> support, ,"n will ste bv scy-
'rai papers which scrd yuu--.LL Of which are
lrat'-d Mirim Van Buren,, and IN the SANG column
N"n will find inflin,matorN anti->l,,crv articles
lr'o OF iho," papers tn; Years were ,tannch nd-
vocatcs oil Wing principles, bu, immediately ali,
the appe rance Of Mr. Van Buren's letter, hoi,trd
the tory flag, and gave as rrason, thai they con-
sldered I ~ subj # abolition paramount 10 all
others, and Mr.. Van Buren,, If not an or0arcd abu-
iitionst. would he more likely 10 favor their doc.
'r'hs ilai either # his opponcnts-par,r,l,rlv
should they bee strong and influential AS "a mar
W-"hlch tncy nov 1attcr themselves will soon
he the cs'. / am satisfied, after t months
travelling - the differ, nj non slave holding States
that thus part, is already more numerous than is
generally supposed al the suuill-anl is daily in
cIcas n!--thi, being the case, vi o can doubt
but II viii have an ailrncc with ,aciIlarinp, .,,-
principlc', NON coMMIrraL politician, 1t is =
matter "i surprise I" me, that any southern
man, with southern feelings, should advocate tl,.
claims "i Mr.. Van Buren, where he is NOT CONF
mITrEp, "n il SUBJECT, on which the very existence
OF the l ai"n d'prn Is except BY an cya>i,r uu-
meaning, do faced letter which of itsrIf ,x
h'bts " m Of decision and indrprn lcnrr of char
act"r-'nd ADMITS ignorance of uilr con.li-
tuilon little erediIahr one " ho is a candilt,,,
i"r the highest Office within the eilt of the pcol,l,
1t Is known 10 yon, that am an advocate fur
Jug" " h", but rs the opponents of Mr. Van
Buren, are divided between Judge White and Ce,
Harrison, is evident that ,hry nir,t ey,ntu.Il,
unite upon one or the other Of Them. To Jc;a, Mr.
an barei' (therchy giving dab blow 10 the re-
g'ntN, an i-'avrfv, and spos parlic,) | trus, |
ia - WI In" may be the man--bui should il { |
upon "rnrr Il ilrrHon, II * we'll cnoug, that ne,
South should understand, thai he is win uS ON ,l
subject "f slavery. ii any better cvi Icnc. Of this
be wanted than his Votes on the Missouri o,,.>,;,
1t may d tonnd in the strenuous o3po,itior :,
Inn aholSt the Alb llauiss OF the Nurih. and If
h" lose o''' II Will he upon this ground. will
add ihi' 'h'' respectable part ol his community.
are quite indignant wlta the decision If Jaagn
Shaw in the slave CASE. SOUTUERNTR
" he Wig contains letter t, Mr.. Van RI,
'eh' signed by 10 citizens of Fluyanna. r,,,.s.
ing ann to give his views more drfnt " than H..
"' heretofore done, in relation to the yarioux ,>
peo's oil tha Slavery Qle.l:o, and h, Lo.
'"sea 10 d"s~fr Why, but tia, he dared M, 70.
10 pau" i"'errogatories2 Tie people of the
,'"'' are now IN The " crisis OF their fate" Ar.
"'y ready I" give up their rehts-to have their
"'Per'y contsca'ed-,o sacrifice cry Thing IN; II.
81 10 'fe'nen-ln order to raity Mr.. Ri,cb;,. \
'','''' win Van Buren, aud to obey the order, Of t
Nhure" Jackson T! We shall sec. |
" James L. Woodbury., brother of the i,
,.t'e'"'v | The Treasury, is Secretar, to an All.
'''on eoc"iyin New Hampshire, and, in that i
'P'clty, Signs "A call to a n,,e,ing or ,t, c.. /,