Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-29

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I'M, -, u oeeause : musn sens,i,veness upon
,,nv.m.,', - !" :. '"'"s STATES. mat no
Jansa, "."' o. s,no eco'1 os nhes without sn
"'nRefine the Union. Aud this, 20 fur from pr.mo.
probably Tend 10 riye, ,h,i, sbaio. -. .a""y ~onn'
and. %pe,h.p.. 10 agprsvs,. ,be severity Of ,bs;r h..
dagc. Besnl.,. there j. mn ,s,saa :. 49,. ~.
Ibis measure wouIJ I,h.,.,. - ,e"e': ""
District of co,,nhi, - 80, . ."s'e s'"'c I" tho
Il. ~, -, : " ',ey would, upqussjoaably.
expresses his high regard E r the rjoht of n.,;,;an
ana hear "la, he says abou, the laying petj,i.ss or,
we .s''e. Jus' what the SO will. no doubt. ssy To
irconsiitnents When the qurstion of ,sc.iv.
'ng petitions WAS raised, The RICH, wns man;fss,ly !.
Nv question; anu upon this question | always voted
So, II. 'se"'"' M" 10 FAVOR OF reception. Az
"' 'oes were received, however. the action of
II. w." ~" "''aho u question Of expe-
Of III, ne,,,a,. .a,il wv . onr' That the object
~ -, 80 w 'o"'' NOT men he ue granted. as n
wv, - " '""',e' Soted to lay them on the table !"
: ~ '",s 'soRu"se' ana say. Wat could tho
MA !. a,' :" 'ne '''ehdsh'po i such a democrat.
hcr,nss ma" 'sa'""s 'he question, Ut this Time,
"a" would fsct The chains aud a2gravate tho
'',e'mY Of INV bondage Of the slaves
In V etnont aud Maine. we have evidence IN 49,
In Mnssa,hn.a", :. "e'n,on's's, 80 :
both sides are aboli,,nn;s,s "'""eu 'hM many Of
Ia Connecticut. there have .,,..-
conventions held, mud took Inc I", """raa,.,nssss'y s'a'o
of th, ". p,..,J. 10y oi names oil soma
several we,. .nnno, ~ az "s'ettained that
one of IN, :. ,,,l.,s i, W., !" nufen. Al
Of the rasnrl ,ecann I"u"eoueu'' Tue Preashe's
"to Withdraw all ,ehs,o". : eongfsaa ATOMS
owners :, and ag,e,5 e ,~ .pn"ss,op WIN slave
ii,n a"' "s'''' upon 'he following iesolu-
p-. ~, .
!, an, - ''mc has arrived, in which
~, =. "",, al n'ch Know that we will not.
be tho n.., p,.s' ", s"e our v9,es for a man. To
II ,,,., wn ~ ''es'sen' or Wee President Of these
t' VINO ssa slave holder or an apologies,
s
~ ems 'l'anis, tho democrats are in The r.a;o.;
:, ~ 'u'' therefore, they are oil friends of IN. son,l,
W. have no cause OF alarm fran no, H., !, '""
tel thai IN Pennsylvania ;. IN. WI. s"=
'oVefnot was an ayowcd aboltionisI !, :"
And uha, va, III, J.,.a..,.
Govctnori" | find II stated in. - a"o"anae " for
lboi po,,e, ~ "'' III" ifnbt, lyania panel
Governor of pcnnsyIy,ni. ,"""'' ahu present
euised abol,tonisi !" and ina, he wsr " uno's
the Legisla'nle, aud voted IN ,ns,,na Gu OF
IN Congress " To vote spains, n. ,I.i nv oeaa'ofs
Territory in this Union. uniess snai, " "ny
s'ou'n iist siipnlate aud agree tina, saye,. ~,
be abolished, and that nl he p.o.a., ''y shonld
the Territory should he Cres :, m'',en born IN
',No Iappan. Of Ohio, Lo NAV be o,,,. ."ppose'
de'n abolition" 'F''N' mo
l., ia. p,,.L,. -
by the Hon. Richard BiJdle' Ls .eI,s'e"'ed
ed by The abolitionists. and answered ~ .:"e"5
terms becoming a gentleman and ,,,,ia, ~" y ~.
that " he deemed any Interference 49,. i'e s'a,eh
slavery in the District Of Columb,, Inc "o!'clo
"nwatrhnfable.' He abhorred and snn,n., .h.
idea Of turning this subject 10 poiiIic,I ;. ,'hs
His Van Buren, compct,Ior avoided w. "'eooni.'
s"ef' MI. Biddle, IN the face of thus ia
received a n majority greater. by 6neen h,..L allon'
than he obfane1 when he was n camilla 'S'es'
ago. Theee Wings are not nbo,iljonis. '.a's
THIS gentleman, because he would no, ..b. !. ~"
the scenery, macbin,rv nal J pp D o u part Of
Nv Northern managers, for the Sou,lern ,basop
hee'usu lie refused TO take part in the A,be,,o, d..
" .",'eo an apoi'l'onisil la the Wing eity of phi.
" .'I"" '''e more man q year ago, the hall of ihr