Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-24
COURTlNG THE ABOLrrIONlsTs

The ".Nadistfaa - The flical orca Of the govern
ment, content with the information ii 50 kindly pays
TO the Abolitluuissa few weeks ago. hat Mr. Puksa
Shareholder hy the accident Of hirlh, rather than from
''predecon." being in truth opposed 10 The system oT
sidrery and that his negroes rather d0mescs than
sldpes'-not conent With his gentle DING Of the IA
naiics, that Paper has Issued formal address ST
the AbolItiiniss." |, exhors them abandon ths,r
own candidate, Brney, unless they will vote for Polk
und Dallas !! II tells them, it they vote Tor Clay tha
III ,coud be Instantaneous dissolution Of tie .3bol-
hon pariy'-and one wcud think, that all Southern
men, lo believe tueLt he loves the South better
than his perry. to desire hem So TO destroy
combination at mschie,cus in itself and ST. threat
eng IN It's consequences 10 the peace and The s,ab.
" Of the Union. BI MT 50 the ''AIllis Inan" In
less they vii roie fer IoK md EoiGs il thinks they
ough, 10 keep er distinct and separate Organization
And for what2 We suppose ''to make as many prose-
Iytes as they can" which The Madsonian these
"consce' ions" fanatics they have right 10 do, and
AT possible, To grow IN strength until they fill the balls
Of Corgnss, and TIE Presidential chair itself, with the
members ofthir society" The Nadsooian tempt.
ing he fanatics as Tie weird sisters dazzed the Of
acbeth. 5, rely, fiji employment, for the Official Or
gan OF q Suuherr administration !
The Madsp assurts tie Aholitiunisis if lhey
will support Polk and Dallas, ",hey will support hun
est men, Who nil Ityfr deceive ihem"-oh no; neyr
But it adds, lh dahulical ingenuity, ..ll,re can tie
no DOUBT 10 tie fate If the Atlionists if they can
be seduced into the support II Mr.. Clay-.Hr .Readtn-
halps patron ami FRIEND" thus holding up Mr.. Claws
splendid rehuke Of that zfant the gaze of the A5.
onsts, in order excite their hostility against Mr. CLAY,
They can never make any converts (adds The
Mad lsenlar because they can never gain pe cum
fdence. after abandoning Bney, The chtf aboi,ioai,t
i" The ro'id. and sqforti & .i'r. Clay, uiM $4,000
trorfh Of siares oi!ng under The lash on his orn plan
totion" This may be very ingenious appeal to the
prejud"es ard Iass,ns Of the At,itoniss-but
,mrha'ically ask southern Shareholders VIA, thew
think of s"ch language from the oi.an of an adnnis,ra
ion Of which john 'fyhr and John c. Calhoun ara
members? Ard yein Virginia aud in the South e.n.r
ally, el9rs Alsho!Iisnpu ar nade 10 induce the people
to oppose MIR. Clay because of an alleged (oli falsely
aleged) coalition" with the Aholi,ioniss
No; if any "coaon has been entered into with The
Aooiilonss. It has been by the Locooco party Of the
North. Brney. the chief aboonst of the world'
has recently been nominate by the Locoioco party in
Sang'naw county. (Nlichgan,) their candidate for
the Legislature and he in turn. has expressed pref
erence for Polk over Clay. And see how this question
Is treated oy lending Lpcofco paper in Philadelphia
From The Philadelphia Spirit orMe Times.
1--WE perceive that J. &. Hrney the Abition or Lib.
friy candidate, has openly avowed his preference tr Mr.
Folk over Mr.. Clay at which the Federal Wing papers
seen exceedingly w-siby. Bat il is not naturai2 Is
not he Democfattc party opposed as mass 10 human
sdr02 is there hne Democrat in PENNSYLVANIA ,sho
s"o opposed 10 The trcfic in Lunan flesh and Aood ??
Are mol The prncp'tsu The Democratic parry of that pc
rnar character Inch recognises ''all menu as crpaed
Tree and equal and whch oukiuo with an eve Of ar
row on an Institution imposed upon US by Great BRIAN
herself, would tain free from iielr hord ,n,os,l,, all
"sn afe born In the image oflh-r Maker aud md this
ahd Of Liberty OF the last vcslige ofdesas9 Is there
man OF honest feelings who would mol rejoice 10 SEQ
our country freed fem this incubus apon her humanity
ana "1itss The coored within our borders made
harPy IA The p secession Ut least those human and ina
l'e"ole privileges which theirs by riph Of Nature
ana "l God! We think not "Freod,m f r III. budi"
Is The cry If every real Democratic heart "Iber,yn
Is Their noo, a'd The 'sSnns of Liberty" is an approm>
ave ',,e OF 'ie Democratic party. Is il, then strange
'hai MT DToey should prefer Mr. Polk To Mr. Clay, or
'na' me Liberty party generally should lean in gavor Of
The Democratic andlGai.ir
Let the people Of Virginia and Of the s.a.h answer
these questions.