Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-09
WHO ARE ABOIrrIoNIsTs ?

We lave protested and do now solcmuy proto, a
Gshs the course the Republican pursucs nchargn the
Wing party with being Aboltionists No good eau Ger
taIny grow out Of IT, In the last number Ut THAI paper
quotation is made from Hartford Nhe paper, Inch
takes sides with the Abolliunists II We had roon We
would publish for the express benefit of the Editor Of
Of the Republican. long article from the Boston Atlas
The ablcs and most influential paper mall New I'm
gland-ihoueh conendmg for the the right Of petition
aNsang the course pursued BY the Aboonse rs PAIRING
III his extract. We will. however, give AN cA
Hhc lron tile Free American Emanclpaor, the fountain
head Of Abol,iouism. show the Editor Of the lepnb
hran how The Wings stand with that paper. The
article IS copied by the Concord Freeman, 4 oeo pa
per- 10 operate against Mr. loar the late hig candl-
date, and ensure the election OF Mr.. Parmencr the lo-
co foco canddac, Al the recent Congressional election
in Massachusetts,. See how he dcnounces the Nhcs
with Henry Clay for their leader--iie italics and cap
tals being find thcm
"lhese eight years have Witnessed the strenuous FORTS
al aboonsis to induce Congress cycrcise liS power
he power Ia abolish slavery III the District 81 ulnba)
but where has been the influence OF MIR. luar all this
tmc2 AGAINST THEM. During Tia, 81 eight wears
abolIlonlss have been rcyilod, persecurd nohe and
What has Nr. lioar donc2 ACTED AGAINST
THEM. Has he lifted his voicein their dcttnre}-
Has he welded his pen in their yn,iraton2-lla, hr
9vcn thcn encouraging word. OF look? las he con
ttlbuted une cent 10 their treasury? Has he acted
aud voted will thcm? NOT lie But. he believes
IN Tie potrtr oi Congress to abolish slavery in the Dis
lrIct. ~ does Martin Van Buren, 50 duts William
larmenler Every reason that operates IN favor Of a5a-
li''"'lsis casting their for Nh Ioar equally upe
rates IN favor ct the democratic candidate Mr. paruri-
ter The porer OF Cpngress Who doubts its cNis,cnce?
Abuonsts, and their caust have had most b.ticr rr
OF the porcr OF Congress. Mr.. lIoar has ftd'' - tr
power OF Congress; but where is his ,co,t ooa t'.,
settles ihe Question IN regard to NJ ,car Ia -
i PLEDGED TO THE SlnfyRT or riIF, XIX
thl ofIRESSH., AND Dl'FLlST. HrnLI
M ,o" Dc P,ec'. {, aud should the election of President
Ie'elYe upon lie House OF Representatives HE WILL
40 t.iN VOTE FOR ONE OF THE DEAD
..r.Sl ENEMIES OF IMPAIR rIiI,l lRrRIN-
WHICH OF COUNTRY Is CURSED NrrlI
Nr. li"ar Is III bad fellowship and must cypect In re-
ccyn at the lands OF Liberty men the treatment NAch
j"s,N o''' $ 10 hS cl,nson companion aud lcadrro
Now. we Would ask the Editor OF Republican is it
''H II Is Just for him 10 nndcavor TO make the people
OF the South believe that the Wings Of the North ar,
principal Ab9ltlQnlst while ut the North they are
opposed because they 60 no farther than Mr.. Van Hu
zen upon the sulccp slavery, and support Items lay
Aouiharn STAKEHOLDER, whom ts Aboitiousts say i,
The dead!.sa f"e0g 10 Heif sa,sct We ,h,ak after
f'aas Nha. 'aFisua says, tnf aphtos will be forever
es'oppaa aoS Of .he Loco foco papers of the South
nave aHady STOPPED, convincing has been the proof
10 Them. We say now, what Ne lave before sad. thai
Aooihion'sis iio'g 10 bo parties and he who endeav
orS 10 place them with either parn ercLusirei is p,r
suing the most suicidal policy III "a
tn~ioI VIC believe QUO party as in there
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