Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-16
ABOlI'l'lON-AGAINl

we dIspte very much 10 sly ANY hing AGAIN u,.n,
tins subject. of We 90 ,d alIny, ii Sm,h.tn larers
Always harpna upon Tie SUBJECT. Ru HE Ediior q,
the kePubieans persists il the chang, iIa, the hu
party Is The Abolition party al the Sor,l-al least tina,
Is he ralis whtse tsnes ailpae gcau ST 10 tie Ao
lltlonsis-we feel cossirtd ,ay nctLine plore IN
the subject
The Editor gave US an 'Ntrac fen lia,Gd Wiz
paPcr-"hich PAPER, We stFpse, Ike lie C,nyua
f'aeman and other Loco Eco Abolition Ia;,rs wr,ro
The eAlrac; hgutSon,to oct asnany Allunls.s as DOS,
Shle 10 vote the Wing iirh, Tie Concord Fr.,nae
frequently dues the sape thug 10 irduce tie Atolitir.
isis 10 vote The lpco toen tc@u. But We do not -
that account, conclude thai the vLel, m the ona body
Of that party, are Abulilioass. Tie eAtr.c which We
gave, however, was Of di A,rtni character hV4swn
ten by n'an that lelonged to neither pqyy--,ne Of h.
Fdii"i Of ap ultra IIolti pisIs rapr the fical ,r
gan rdnouh pircc III llc ibIiiiuuisls tie Nonhn
Whlgh We plainly sec thai he wak,s hss difcnrcc re-
tween the AbolliioAisls a, h ieco Foco patty tlne
between the " higs aud hat ,ary F,rsaxS ,,a,isp
the Editor OF the Enancilatcr. ,he W hiss >u,rn.
'HtmFC fg BE dcoliest cpcng 10 o,r copsc SOFT the
lies Of the North Al,liiiusts tl.y sur,ert
anaa who u mo1e 'l,efd H., m, hon ~, lr. and
VIZ San do NOT against tic Ah3uhn cuse llan aly
man in tht Mon Bni il scrns Ia us if IA, EIi,,rs
assertions are correct we layr nohing pGqr i,m tbs
AboIilioiss as lpg As llry sqppou iltp,, Clay.
southern man and sla,, holder. ppt should The con
test be paFfoWeA doNa, ig he Pr sd,sey, hs;w,ee
Aif. Van Buren, and Mr.. Clay ~ lich We regard as
almost cerIain.-i is etiaeQt lion, the r.uaLs .fiLe
f.manc,aiof. that Tie Aboliutuisis wcud east th,it
'ples tot Mr.. .an Bu1en in preference 10 Nh CLAW
Aud HIS Is What s.p,a #, II at while Mr.. tlsy
operated The \,rfL L. ~. L
iest en'gg 10 ite .itotamts he is operated agans,
at The So1'h by the l.oco Foco press,s ctaFainr the
hlss with being favorable tle Alolilionisls THIS
Is tie lnjusec-,he raukcsi, crosses, Injustice
Which We protested against p ppr hast IhurSa, 5 rapcs
and which onehi 10 be con,h ptd ly ever, liver Of Jus
tee aud fan dealing
The Edorof the Republican then by pa,bIiug an q.
tract cndeaVofs 10 create the impression tia, the Editor
II HE mancipatoT Condemned the Wing and Democrat
c candidates alike But it is easily seen, BY reading
smother sentence below. that he dues not For he says
Il al though th'y hold tie same views in regard TO tie
power OF Abosing slavery in the District of Columbia
Nj llnar Is more uhJecilopablr b,cause he support,
"iicwy Clay, lie deodGed turay 10 CIR eapse" We
think that the eaecrness with which The Wings at tho
North support Henry Clay ouaht Ia be sufficient proof
OF l's' to convince every SorheTl man that they a,e
sonno On Abolition, aud would convince any man, with.
cut he had sultlicG .ipsrlf against ir,l am, rrason
II we understand the Editor Of the Republican, aroht,
his only reason for cohpeeting the Wings of tie Nor
WIN The Abp.llonlsts, Is, that ihrce or four WI
states lave passed Abolition resolutions And ths
Democratlc States none. What does he think of the
Locus Ut the AlasSachu5,ls Legislature, passing law
or II they have not passed such law il lsbeca,se they
have not had time 10 get ii through both IIouscs,-re
Peailng the Ia" sobldlnI the incnnarrage of whites
with blacks? That good law. which We all approve
was passed b Wing ..eesa1pre. The Ioc's repeal
ing That lax Is g'ldg farther than any Wing Legish
tnre within our knowledge. and We hope the Editor
the Republican will profit by it, and be more cautious
hereafter IN making his charges against the Wig PAR
ty.
As for the "truih, which the Editor OF the Republ
can says he has iaSfe rulisng we have no doubt
he believes So But he is inlie same situation as the mat
"holod the tale afcG' HE nursscs ltrd aEi an caLfS
oyefhan"Ins 1t on rccsp hich he told 50 often. that
he 50 firmly believed ii thai he would knock any man
down who would question his ve,acy Just with
The Editor Of the Republican, He has 50 loue been pub
fishing that the Wing party the North generally,
A5oonsis, that he"'w Irnll beiisyqs it. And as II
ph'"m Is joined 70 his los, We ha4 ~ vel LIT hima
lonei
o. Cur Geighbor SAYS lie has taste hr publishing
ihe hMh. Wonder If is tired publishing 1.-Two dol
lars day and roas beef
pnir he, l,co