Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23
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son as find5spse aca expected. ben Cen IIaf.
ZEN Mtil3 lukeA "a raiune ll s uniform course
% ts snes qaesan. 10 ealed uiad. That paper tue
ofr'n u e Ahooni#fz fa3sof Cen H. lie Is he iaaH
ri i"ft "od lint l,ary have shown The abolaenc-s Of
flcir fnisencres Ga The slave Power ~ no,ninafinq
sIa'rloIdr peculiarly beoed de,o,ee Of slasers on the
Fime 'Aet with Gen ilnrisan and By cl,ctipg null
h"e fa'si7der Dom slasebrrediug YHeiua for Speak
en- II u IN language like this ilat tie Wing lom
nations eud he Wing party nssacd tee North
b. tue ofEan Of he Aballiionsf palc ia the South
h' pfope afe Told by tha Nan Buren, presses end pol
ean than c lie candidate iaf llc Presidency is e To-
write Of fis Adotaonist-, aad lat the Wing par
- Of The ho,ft o,e III alliance with The fanatics -
u bel WI The Psepn lsrfetle 'dsnce Of hcr sruses
o. lf ai-e assertions % oe WHO interested in deec,ne
thcu7
Ihf tmanrpator roes haeh to he tar, history orGen.
ilnfaon N order 10 demonstrate his Uniform co.ee ration
VITA fhe south In December lB0o while Governor of Ind
nno Ierafy 1t tells b. Cen II nnit,dinn petition 10 Con.
gross PI"Jr# tf The apcn ofh 9Th ntticla Of the Ord
nanffo II by which slavery prohibited lhore-it ad1.
ot h Efforts 10 mike Indiana Slave State aerc presented
Tor feas ele he Wa Governor Of llut Territory In 1910,
Gen H. neier Of the House Representatives voted
dgaat aelanfe prohibiting til further introduction Of afrs
in Nissou and agaqsf rluse for The emancipation Of
sasest ct ihe OFFS, horn within lis limits aud utthe
sumo acefpn voted precisely 10 tic was in relation
r enioff If Aanraa 80 hasely did he bow to sllyery
That even Ohio ~as rpekrd " and uls the Emuncipat5f,
che aas Indignantly necred al the Congressional cleo
i"n Tho National nirigencor oil October 20 1872. Which
announced Gen lanisou's decai, said a hiend informs
u7 which NC are TO Learn that he opposed parcn-
7 On account o he adherence that principle of the con.
sann winch secures 10 the people Of The south their pre-
fN'ains nRh's- And we now afk tbs question srI lhe
S0'A no9 lgeeshin WHO faithful TO her in iIat dark
day and fAall she fepnlair him for the purpose ofeon
turing her salafts HHsn him who uusHt tint time orf5la
The ho. prominent md bitter assaous of lie south Ii
F ,puno BE-.
hefHc arc Told iufnee the paiod referred TO- Cen Iar-
f''a A7 uttered continents offensive Tho South What
are they We n,c hsan hoad assertion and hitter denim
enan Often enough Int baveloobean win for spccfcn-
tons nules indeed single uiselect but really mnimpor.
hhi remark OF the Heneul mode VEINS ago may be
deemed such specifications VIZ rcfrr 10 nn expression Of
dce That The surplus rersa"e Of The reueal government
might b. applied, run he At sidrfLoliiae Sates
10 purposes of emancipation. We repeat however the 10
marx PgaetieaRy uamponant and Is certainly tohc
weighed against hc whole ff Ola long life and naanstihe
solid services renleredm tho South question Of rrrut
practical IN al period Of pressing emergency when
Nnn Buren whose friends dsnounec thus expression
The old tenauns noustrous beeay only htied but
acfs3 oFaiu-l nsi W sayit u practically unjmpurau
Why lsaceasc lheo Is not mHe reason suppose llot
$50 shall ever ugau be cursed with surplus revenue crr
tas not uu'ss ct from Office e present Iraeate nd
Enthusiastically heeause supposile the accumulation Of
arse suliHs, the hnn-slasrhol,Hs sflcs nuueter give
hfirasagnt to apoposfon, which dcr,cs them Of fherc-
siycy o1he 5aat5dIy, bscaaas the sareiodmg Sates
henarqts wiz give their the noposirap
ven sapnar lint There be suipus and the non ib,olI
intsutes would give thcir asscutpits ture approximation
t., the nnlpo.c rcrned to-oud wc nm, add 4alv HAT
the only possible contingency in Which tic opinion e<p,sssed
by Con. Harrison, nni which certainly m5rc ~ he r.i
ted lor rs iulisrctan than ceneurcd its onansi,enss
could ha'c any 'el bearing nTon the question involved
would he thc ess. " # tho a7tcba@mf Shs which event
presurrosio4 i. rpeao. lor hr proposed chance in
'isA JrqislAe i0ueta would Of eoere Hll u4l remove
objection thepaa cfdc South To The proposition itscI
bat rrnds.t -clrgy popular The great objection To-
the eNpfaH oHs the erroneous in a o constitutional con.
aHacuuu which IL cmhojeto wit lhat the assent Of the
Sftes confer upoa Congress power which The eon
tuition daes conlerhu that certainly not 20 ad ms Van
+ BatcnsHucma TO impose upon Asaourasn condition ofbc
admission into The Union which the constitution net ON
y docs not authorize but Hhch expressly fcpudalcs: and
Tut ton, not @ her coase but against her curnes potes
tations aud indignant icmonstuncos.
But Tor and fall exposition Of Gen arrsons scnli
menis ON the subject ofSl0fc, beg leave to reform hon
ouqarca after truth treer delivered y that Gentle
MN ut NHcennes nduna onhei July IG35-a speech
ls reQlgclea delivered saeeo siuy state and [,
nh auditory composed olmeu WHO of course were oppose,
10 slavery IA tic UtauucL II will besccn ty that speech
that the declaration ol the authors of Address 10 the people
Of Gulreper first published IN October Ga6 and now epnb
iishcd IA tc Enquirer Saturday weeko Aitba Cen ur
fsou "rfeognlze the power OF Congress uyer the
slh'ftfa Is adtaeue ealumnywe believe a WIlGl one
II any thing could increase sutpscat the suppo RI
ven 10 Van Burou, tho Missouri Restrictions. Inv tlos M
affect 10 believe Gen. Harrison I'm Trustworthy on thni b
e fact that they place their support ON the gronn
that Van Burcn stands pledged ycto law if such Law
should he possod by Congress during his Presidency e,n
epang the slaves in the District of Columbia Who o,It
that Gen Harrison would do the suma thing We heIie,
lac denies The power Of Congress cmoncipate the a,
within the District as well in the staesbut be s a
may, WHO reods his Ninccnncs speech can byc t
he would notresist The Aholons at every step of their in
lannon's designs. But ask again. as We hive often dom
before what IS veto pledge WORTH Absolutely nothpe
Thai veto will never he called for Ifthe Southern mepb
Congress "ere on the withdrawing from the Ilons
when il was agreed to receive Abolition petitions fnn il b
supposed that they would sit in that Hall while bill yo
passing through oil It's stages aholshng slavery in the Dis
tet No one believes it, Long before such ab could re-
eene the sanction OF that body and of before the Pres
deim veto could exercised the Southern members wou
DC btiel' hehesr and the Mon would I've dissolved Tim
"redse Them 80 far from heingu safeguard an in
suit TO tue south snce surposcs that they would sit tame
!! down. h'ie this fire hnlng upon brr borders
ing upon Presidential veto to cxtneuish tho flames ,
SAVE them from The consequences OF coudaeration We bl
he til for Slaves ourselves whe instead of ra mo I.
ance upon our own ability protect ourselves we RELY upo
the iuerposon ofthc President save us from The encror
mcns Of this iuauliea srilit.
In conclusion promise our readers 70 furnish then, a.,
eoPyni Gen. llaniaun's Nuconnes speech in II few DAYS
coNGRESS-oardltas from Washington are to Satur
GaA last containing The Congressional proceedings of Friday
On a day he subj reasuy bill ordered enaoss
mentn tie senate by vote OF "A Is Among the maya are
Messrs. N.oolaF Of Louisiana and Robinson aud Young 81