Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01
TIE ABoLIrIoH EXCITEMENT.

ohg ON tbs state 81 things continue Can the
people Of the oop-sll,cholding States believe fsa,
tlleir Eonhctn brethren will much longer remain
passive uude TIE rci'crst,d insults aud ouua.e4 to
winch ti.ey havc 50 hong been snbected--orthal
lhes viii content themselves with annual Legislative
:" ptete.tt,i1s' hhc Richmond Enqujrcr's Glyore
remedy Tor al Slaic ualadcs) against their right
thtisto iatemcdile wuh Inailc,s which lheir local
festt Oh disqa 'tes them FROM comprchcudmg in all
Il, behring's aud winch, ift,cy perfectly understood
lhe} a. forbidden, BY the terms ofthc federal com
pct, 10 touch, ese' nh gloyed hands, much less
III the uie and iiocm manner IL, Nlich il is their
woni to arFro 4ch il WcknoV that it is rs idle 10
reason with scIi.liehte,us runtici.m and gloomy
bgoty il 10 bid the winds aud the waves to give
then Jury Ger They must and will have thrr way.
though s,gns anl poients, ~ earth aud from heaven
WIN them 10 des.s. ltbcconcs, then the .Soafl to
thrl decisive slanl upon rLi, subject; and tn take
ltal once. emporising policy may indeed defer.
hui il cannot avert the Necessity offs fadi settlement
--tnd liioos'. should rcsrc, as sincerely -. any
maa, the d.stumen of the ties that now bind the
Aollh aud the Sonti, together q, people, ycl we
wohblnoi hesitate amomrnt to snap them asuudcr
II BY thu means alone we check This INV arflu-
b6e assaa.is upon our chartered rights aud this in
solen interference wjlh our domestic relations.
We menuon1d, III our last, that the Southern
menibefs lad '',ldnwu from INC hall the llon.e
- ~ '' "'' w" UT ~ consequence
- y 'oi''e Attempting L" DISCUSS the SUBJECT oi
s'''iY ~ NC -" o" MS 'oc'"'''l m"'uh to ia
siott TIC committee on the p''nt' al columbia to
1kPei' i h'd aoahshiaI slavery IN inst District
h' HORSE pfoNf mp IN SIr'i excitement and couiu-
non "ooai nan par Nv" 'ocM ANA the representa-
'af' u 'ae si'' o''''n& '"''' /" DOT" 'o"ses'lNr
~ u N'"t'eh9 anu ~ - 'W"n OF Missouri alone
''''"'.j '''''''''" ~ ""' u '"o committee rooms
''i a n'i"''' VI '''' N 'h'""'c" speeches were
i'''' ~ "''a'N' '""uo' oil - 90 rope OF NY,
'1sieo N's'' +'''"''' "'ho'I'' hNeS, Mhnuh
oi ny anu ''i'I'' VIZ calhoun ana s"mr ol Tie
! s7oia aroma ''f'di7'' " - sud "rf" for very
''oie1i ana if'''"i'n''y measures Hnt no.c
SUI II yea ana Nh F''ion' th1n chairman,
vas instructed 10 otter IN the House. on The neNi
DAY 3ff'oIain n'to to' "arH thai " petitions, me
ne't95 'a7i ~ h"''H- the abolition OF slavery
OF ih' oa}"S' selling '' Transferring pi slaves, in
ny 9iae' l'si''ei OF Territory OF the United States
he 11ni n2o2 l''Ie' without bolus dclntcd pitt
ifa 'f2 ellS'''n't aad ''l't NOT uh"r action what
ever si1ai be HAL iaHleou.'
dH | uoa''9'F'in2 'd'te'o!"uoo, declared thar
II : III VITA Tie 1'Fet a r"1tuJrner oi the mem
oets nom the Hon'h,a. lIti II" brpush it forward
III slhd OF peace and harmony. lie torbore to
give expression to the feelings which sweIIod in his
ms mat iHef'ro'ire"on "' the scenes Of yesterday
md HON Ion Tn purpose oi preventing further eX-
'te.heai' he "ouid make motion he never lad
peiofe nude ana seldom snppoHed-Ie moved the
IitN'oa. question. Nhric'Pon John &, Adams