Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-22

slave holder, and toaeeomplish what = Wing Governor
could not dosetle tie New York controversy and all
like cascs that may afsrl Would not Gov Morton in
reply 10 demand Tor Iatimer. answer in Mr. Mellow
E. : language, tai there IL aud can be no property
IN mani Aud Wal could ar Md. eay7 Mould lac
not be stoppcdi lie desged lie gentleman from Abe
marie To throw sufae .itt OF the subject.
ar Dowdcn had e. eoed some information from alr
(Which Lc thought he had i right TO- lie did not
object to the speculative n5li1ns VI Nh. NleD on slavery
but that gentleman desired The Legislature 10 a5a! sd
slavery,
"A 10 his vote Cor Mr. Pnston-ho would ftaully say
he di not know that Mr.. T. had sustained Mr. AeD :
confsc-or he would not have voted for hlm-unitss
his opinions had Undergone change. lie diselaiIne1
party iniucnc IN the sole HI should give lie did not
wish 10 throw drebrand among the dominant party,
and his remarks not designed 10 array the friends dt
Mr.. Van Euren against the friends Of Mr. Calhoun, in
this House lie cared nothing about their agreements
OF disag yccuienls
Mr. Calwtl 10 answer the qucsiionso Of the gen-
tleman FROM Williamsburg. He knew Mir Mcdowell
sound upon the subject Of Abolition. As 10 In.
ternal Improvement. ms views liberal and states
nankc, aud he would mol be a sectional Governor
He supported Mr.. Mcdowell because he Was pure
Republican u the Old Srhool. When the Proclamation
was issued by the iusrions CHIEF at Washington. Mr..
Med. stood agIas and appalled, He declared thu, he
never could give his sanction 10 such doctrines. He
genuine States HgItsman, aud would make 4 Cover
nor honorable to the Commonwealth.
Mr. Lrahc, Of A,bemare was not asonisled At tie
c9ur3f Pursued-ho Wa too iaimar with the petty cape
dlens u party assanlti he surprised al lie char
arer OF the assault, aod line quarter whence II can't
HE rubbish ol yeas has beentown aside, and abolition
Is pfaled IS ndr1oi-a ellimea DIRE, to ngbi gentle
men iron'helr PolHety. lie deprecated the nifodae
ton oil ihat SUBJECT III tbs HALT could bot be touched
'nut exciting feelings and pojudiccs. He reefrei
to The circumstances attending the abolition agitation
in s;GI.- rat aaiapan was most uaiortanao-tgt il
WIS cScusalc under the circumstances II vas pfodae
cd 10y the pcuplc-by the people Of Alhcnnarir Tic
resolution brought forward by his colleague under
Instructions got npnnd sapa5r,oI by the late Speaker o
this House Nj. Soatlmll. for whom Mr., BoWden had
VOTED. ic read parts Of corfespond.n.c between Mr.
Randolph and Nh Sonihal 10 show the apency ef the
latter in petlipg nm ,Itse instructions lie di.qir,rf
making any attach npan ir. Soutlal lie l4eV lin
loo Wol-aud knew him 10 be n, sound as an, man As
Mr. Dowdcn had yoled !s.r NJ. S.utialland MI Preston
without knowing their opinions lct linn taae Ar MD
in the way Tor letter or worse lie would rus,
Mr.. VI - rs soon as AZ, man IN the Communicable an
tbs subject He stood at1n the true S1ulhefn nla tru
and he had abilities, " iicl, lew p,eec..ed
\, TO the t. : rini lie undc rsiouJ ,a, bia nofi,ce
were sound On II At s5lf.,t nni .IitIi ~, 49,,
years ago he thought Bln, ,njT he -, or7.,,l -.
IL be- constitutional aud l,d n,,,. c,,, T., ,tl -,
ii t-wou!d NOT The ,s,llenan r,ou, NV,ll.', -, ~
IoW hin. to GLANCE from, uo1se +, br,,c,} ~ W.
were changing llon letter to vors, AMI s,,l,l ,,,.
shnl!d Kermit Demorr,f. +, r,vrre, M n.,., W
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inform the Scilar ol The f,,,l,,,.s ~ ,l, II -
coed and that no one va N n,,,,;,,,;, t, NJ H.
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