Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

PlitdnaroptSt - Of Oct. 90, rabd Abolition p,ne
printed at Cincinnati. which exuts in the defeat of
Gov Vance the Wing candidate IN that State. as Il,
abolition rctory The consequence OF the surrender of
the Rev. Mr. Mahan to the Governor Of Kentucky
stand his uia upon charge OF facilitating the rs.
cape of runaway slaves, the property Of czens of
thai State. And The paper claims the electio,
of Dr. Duncan Congress, as another abolition tr;
umph, the consequence Of his bold avowal of Ami
Slavery opinions, and bis bitter denunciation y,
Southern Shareholders upon whom, ours,rpping
even O'ConnelI in bitter malignlty he invokes ",bs
curses Of God .!
Again: The PhilaathropiSt states another v,x
in which Abolitlonsm operated against the Viii,
in the late election in that State. An impresso,
(it says prevailed TO considerable extent amorg
our friends that Thomas Ewing was decidedly bo,
tile 10 the Anti Slavery cause. Thomas Morris on
the other hand was known every where having
stepped forward as the champion of human liber.y
when assailed last Congress by the South Carolina
Senator: his whole course, in fact for the last two
years, has been marked by a consistent an hones,
aud well-dlreced hostility to The slaveholdinp in
teres Now as the choice Of Senator is dependent on
the Legislature, many Al olitlonists bestowed tbeir
sutlages in view OF ibis fact, rrespectiyely of mar,
ties.'-ln other words, Abolitioniss, who Lad been
Wings, voted for Van Bulen Abolitionsts in ode,
secure The re election of Thomas Morris the Va,
Buren, Abolition Senator, in opposition to rhoma,
Ewing, the Wing Auji-Abolnionlsl So that in
this point Of view, TOO the late Van Buren, yicto,,
in Ohio, Is claimed Aboiition triumph
Again In Massachusetts, leading Administration
men also leading Abolitionisls. Amasa Wake,
the democratic candidate for Congress in the Boston
at ''' ,S' 'so,S .nc'o' and Dr.
O"''"''- may oe '' eN'''pies' rom The only
D'S"'e' no" presented ~ an n"fen man. IN
'"'' STATE we receive" paper Vhe concord Free
''"''' "''on Is 'ne "''S' oee'aeus AooiiionIs' IN
sentiment OF any not purely Aoo''"on paper IN the
o"'oo' Il we 'AeeP' .ie -Ne" l o'A american t"hIgj
ano 'oe Ne" 1 DIX Evening lost the organ oil Tam
''""y ii'', III '''' vi "'' "e 'ea''"o an buren
paper IN that Safe
fol the purpose Of showing that the Aboltlonsts do
not belong TO- and that they do not favor ei,be,
party exclusively. Aud we Lave done it. with :,
view mainly Of Impressing upon the Southern ,eo.
pie tie importance Of ccasn. TO treat it as pol6ot
question, aud to Judge Of each m 1n of either parry
by his individual opinions. If we say tina, the Wig
party at the North or the Loco Foco party ara
Abolltianis,s aud force either the one or the other
into an alliance with tI,, Gna,lea crew is il no, wi
dent that we augment their influence even without
adding 10 their nunplcrs We could wish to seebn,b
paItles holding them IN equal scorn and eoualy sci,
ting them at defiance. both paities ouId consentto
do tins and cease In court ihe, Influenza :, .on
conneI then, q .,be, n ve,,o, Hi, s,xa,,,,
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dtal "rsan'z ''Ion as 'd party, just as did their