Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
From the .Ns.hpiifs Banner, .Aag. 3D.
"TEXAS OR DlSUNION." =

I, VII be seen, from the following Ie,srf address, -
The Editors u The Knoxville Regsief tlst one 81 W
Democratic Electors iot tie State Of Tennessee q ~
has not Gully HSpoRsED Tho DISCNlON sentinents y
Folks conicdemies at the South, bp has Rns mf b.
you'd them He has deliberately declared that. II any
civil cJnmotion should grow out OF The present 9giis1
lion Of the Texas Question he. Tor one, would b 0uhd
fighting tdr Ttras and against The Union and further.
that II he member Of Congress, he would vote
1r bin 10 appropriate ney of'fr public treasury.
sufficient pay al the dcbs II the rexaa 0,verhmsnt.
whether Texas we're annexed 10 the Unifed Sts'ee Or
not. When forewsrned The people Of Tthnessee y
ysns Pulks Coalition with the Dsunonsts. il @as do
nounccd us '.Banncr SANDER" What say yon. now.
Mssss. Lucolucosi We did not 90 far AZ 10 charge
you with disposition to 6gh, ur Texas against your
country. Bur your own man claims that bad eminsncs
for you. viii be seen In the following lettet:
DANpsipeE. July 9Th. 1874.
Dear Sir This being The dsy appointed for Col.
Bell To address The citizens Of "lite Mnseachussete.,
large portion Of the people Of our county were present.
Notwithstanding the incleMency Of the wsahsr, which
kept many away gsis
large number or citizens mounted horueback met
Colonel Bell one mile below town, rad bsds him vel
90 ne 10 our little village. - ~ EiW
The speaking commenced in the Bapiia Church 1t
about twelve o'clock. Culoe Bell lesdag "a in speech
ofgieat ufce and eloquence. He frs, tuck up the Tex
as humbug, showing To tho saiisfactah II minds not
s'eepcd in prejudice thai the Democratic party we're
destitute OF any fixed principles; aud had brought ivv
ward tins Texas question Tor The express purpose Of eva
uhV Tue iIoe great queslons auVncateu ana supjRte0
by the Wing parry. relief measures, Wig: Bank, .
Tariff, aud Distribution. ais
Mr.. Turnoy next appeared on the stand, and comrnon
oed by shedding crocodile the coud 9th
lone star Of the West, nearly the whole of his remark
being confined 10 tho single question vt annexng Texas
Ia the Union; and le may bc co,sdered irus espo
nenl OF ,he opnions oi James X Pok il il time tho
people OF The United States should lake this Texas ques
ton under moro serious consideration thai they nave
hl,heru hone. q, Ia
Mr.. IoIoey declared tina, fever any evil commotion
should grow out III tho ag,lnon Of this qus sn he fur
one would be found fighting for 1sras aud against ths
Union lie also stated that if he INV Member
OF Congress- he would vote for hill 10 appropriated
ney ou at our public treasury, sufficient IL pay oil The
debts Of the Texan Government, whether Texas Wsrs
annexed 10 the United States ~ moi 81 III
Here. then. we have aI.ocofco Elecior FOR thu STATE
ut large. who Ia supposed 10 represent thu plcal 0pin-
IONS of James X pix, going beyond the rssolu.
lions o the disuoonsls OF South Caruna and declaring
not onlya willingness to Ig, for Texas against the u
Mon, b 10 vote money Out Of treasury nay tbs
deblsoi inrelgn nation, and then levy tax upon our
avn citizens N order TO again repenish our treasury
toenen OF Tennessee are you tcady u Gust your suf
frsgos Tor any man who will advorate and prupaasts
such doctTinosior the sake Of unice2