Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08

Aal Of Texss, peculiarly si,pieJ 10 reader il pn-uc
tive oeyoad all prAjea, AID .i... es.pl. nj deseaJ
an's, present "a sn irom ourselves prui,~,s.
iro'n feanenrss Ia run under jsrsss, stsjsat,a I.
England It lac, which st,Y-ssr shs sesrr
heasan oi the aa,laa ut slavery IN Texas II tbs 81
rrehension would pernr, >slt Ia IN spesssd that
Ss"stution III lexis crtsnrd prsvsss,n pfssaels,a.
TIE emancipation IL slaves ih- >ssle psscla.d
therefore, rbm The safrt Bder III slavery HsuIsoa
save IN conjunction arh IT. p,lit.c a gasiitstssa.
Oar Secretary II STATE, hawrvef. mad ehsagri tie 90
ufe aspect of the qlr>itn. tar be sani 81 sssey
was ,avulyed Admitting The discaialsf Il ls5Fd 40
deen TO he entirely satisfactory esaf,c scIln
VI his Covernmeat ,r the sath3n ot slavery "a Ir>ss
the Secretary plants himself on the runl ii lhr grsrsl
declarations Of the Engsh G1y.faeat adverse Ia sh-
INSTITUTION OF slavery every where, and msses tins the
express Jnsii'icatn ut the signature oi the irNy. WILL
10 MAI dd Tits deciafsiiui al duenIue aauat2 Eny-
land lad avoasd dtsifr SLAYER, nut dow every
where; had dec AIRED purpse all OF cuun-
81, txposulamn, II might he nfteuee, acssin pll.h
ths result-n The snpptession, be II unmarked but the
Voluntary abandonment these were very dlf.rrnt) u,
the Institution o slavery. Firm THIS exposition II pll
~ on The part al England, whst the au hoflza de-
d"s'ii'n. arcprding 10 SECRETARY of Sslr1 Nj The
right 10 encounter England al hes weapons IN resis.
lance ct her plsy -iV cauateva ny c0uasr expsttls
ts influence, ihe sc ai hr views ard eve sirr,pih
% uurs-but 10 plant views jre.nyifiy IN The
freigH region wnhin ont reach. The rriund sddnced
fo oor action, the Signature II the treaty. was rx
cit and eAeln>ye Ihr duiy IT preesua ynsi the Pm
p,gsad slarn sani1eced ~ E,,hod a.sns, Slavery.
No .hef ground ~ oasluh # ihan tins was as.
signed affected 4 vas on tl, allegation ~ w.rr In
stand iNr 0ur defence.
Nell waS not sciin an this nrmnd emulation If The
spirit aud rcs against vi Oh made .,ealnatlnnl
Were W. nj lr'Fagand ztha iir sllgtry IN Teas, a.
csi"si tue adverse pfpiglndisn d Easaudl Opp .sin,
10 ihe a9sfa' drcdfsl'n> al pgandist spinl li-
practical carrying al Tue sptrh iuia III the fact
against HE tactoul thus saint spiri was rite m
our prsfn nr; display I'D it,eun all SIDES was mnl
trm in p1l'tira. IN scid drvrppueui. II had been
found ia essay against tive elecve # chir execu-
tive magis,rscy IN the pafin ot Poland; IN furious
.Jca In lae snsrci'al eAs.sSrs III Fieuch J,cuo,hsn
against d1esi,c adef. sad genrla crusade against mo.
narehcsl iHs Ilutinns listed ruh died IN The well
arranged examination II he European Ponrfs. repess
the development aud triumph al republican principles aud
ibetazrd pillucs A.iluiions. It's mnsl general selal
Tara just nav, and dincuon. VAS Ia the dennncIaiun
and overthrow OF nrgra slavery without any dlscnuin,
tisn OF liinr, OF mode or eshade of Consequences IN
tiis t,rn II ragged wh1 an intense ytulenr. Among our
slses, already breaking rnncHd and threatening fast
hesalAlily If the Union. Whether tested b, lis ma.
igoy al temper misch,e ii iu1uence there
spirit L. be cDade nned and r.,sl. l,JrI
b. imposed the necessity uf resistance az la ", rs II.
woai was 10 keep of lai,h uf humanity And
'is resistance was equally IN be- wagrd when The nus
ehel ouS the yrn at advancement VI nj uDsructon of
own nudes Of p,lic,l
All ylews, then. Which he (Mt A. } could take II the
qlesuns lnvov~ lrd hun 10 rsr his assent To the a.
c'ptan's al Tits redy. 01r view t,rfe va. ~ which
hr lb're u nss. aoI beeaase had expSrd aie
qtaiely by the Sensfur irn Missouri. Mr. benton J
bu beclnse he r'yded ttM the details He referred Il,
The mode IN which thu arhl. ymcut Of tho treaty had
bern effected the assent at Texas Obtained To II. ad,p
uoh Inc treaty, - tar ifnn having been sought
part OF Texas, had been rrp'pJ Then pr.s,n I'd a,al
"ilh circumstances OF lase slaemrnls caJ ley menace
ara me surrender 81 miliiir, and naval ifce without
color u constitutional auth,fty 10 the peremp,,fy re
qnsuon Of the Texan autintilies
tae iurlwt topic rtmainrd 10 which liz relation Il,
us own quarter o tile country required HIN 10 advert
iMs. a the outbreak had bren regarded qu.s,tn
exclusively Of Southern interest aud picy-ihls apn,x
allSn 81 Texas 1t u give suq ,entrd ,.frlry aud
wealth 10 the population ol The savehodnr States and
fAe"s'h 10 ihelf prtprlI'naie pldica iui1encr. Nj
a. SAID that he was "a one Of ihosr S,u,rfn mrn uh.
ever in'rudaced his slave question lno IA, Halls o
Iohgfess, ~ ni' disuurga here know iny IL ustut,
matter OF pure d'meslIc aineerumrul Morning. nu,.
ragged MIN more Than Tho temper aud anuunpe If South
era public men, su,hVznr The mos uu u.i and uniunJ.
"a ~" fthces 'hai our constituents Al hnne full oi
ais'uf,ancr. anNeit, and alarm his SUBJECT al The
oiSposnu mahllts I'd IN Congress. and aud the Marta
era snd Eastern pp1iaii.n l., srru,rd tn. guarantees
10y wheh properly ia sla.es as held mind he did M
- ubuef he lrfssiiuion lie held the aruunlept- al
SAFETY /, this ir nj perry trn that guar my IN dis
e''"- Inc hshi IL impi,d ui1i lights uf pf,,
ptHy recognised by ourselves b-i,fe The l,.u.tor,n
si'.'d IN need Of To. pnseliun II ih,s yo,,,nIy =, a.,
Constituting ", recig"isd 10y Ourselves n,w after IN
ifnail1n ." The Constitution, sat- ssd IN nerd al nm.
gaaflnf' WAL guafaaiJl Tue consent oi other pe,
pc. Win no fghi u cttI dlctsilun Ia us IA ,u5 dc
sshah'" Z" az tfs 81 rni-t'y nudes OF Tenure #
Seek the ard ii 'his guatany. cad VIA invoke :,
e'eTaay as my safeguard ~. FIR du. S,ulh,tn MAJ,
he CASH. IL the wpd3 Whaieser his SAFE had h. ~,
nc e"is'iailnl she retained nader that lnst-uneu,
unless II had bee0 canrdedhy II. l.r guaranly Tor he,
save property. under The CONSTITUTIONS was moi tbr r.
ee"'" :" me I"nsiiiuilon, (hoagh II was th.fe) II
Was the reco-non by detect 81 tv,ienc. a, :, tr.n.t m
Tie Constitution. Tins guaranty wa, t,,h,, hy .n,
e'oehce s"d by dignity Than The guaranty Of the Com
s.lution. y wv w"
HIS constituents felt portion nf This bta.ou,a
to'esd apprrhrsoas aud ca.cefn on sc,,,ni AT mn. t
OTIS OF me pr Jeei, ui HE hHia OF anl,,bnsts
J." ihiocn"us 'ehon lis Stale L.it ali ms bar, -,
aee"ee !" an"'iirf qnsrlef. NJ man ~ Nu,i.,,
Whatever might be SAID here, lad his head nn ms
Pa"w Pi'u'oed ny The Vaccinations of the aho t,u,
or only peru by srisr at the i,lv atro,,rc, mn,
malice winch, ~ unpalrny the conru1d nut To lral Ih
foundations vi The Unon WV
ma o'u'h he 'lr AZ huped, was d-v ted IL In.
S"o". ''' Ne'r'y "n account al The cu,niun spnsl
u''''o' Indispensable beneh,s II Conferred but lr,p
'ne "ptIsu" 81 i1nnrires stronger. more holy than the
sease oi b-nrii-lh aSsbclaitns ,nrh snt,y, ,, A.,
rs ~ which u had been acqurd the rec .ileca,n Of tho
men by whan II had been acn,ey.,l l. maj .o,., ,,
IN TdE LARGER PoRrlos OF THE Souri, the ,ru,,d a.,
reverence " 'he belri al Interest Yet lei m. \,b
eo East, Win "t without cause. and, nor. esos,,,v
NOM n"pef o' ibsent ntrusion iuta Concerns ma, sinh
'ou W 'r common Jufsdlcon, manifest the inclin,
hoh 10 dissolve The Cnon. aud the South wa, r,.,l :,
stand ny Itself. For II ,ulhen men.,er. /, IA. .,,,J
DC mere ~hen proceedings lending 10 thus ,ssue snl h
pieeiialed, lac should be found and ~ uu,.,,,,, :,
s ,,al"'ofs 10 oe found, eain as summer. morn
atr F1tI. NH.