Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-29

"CnEssSrr ST Pun Dolphin,
January 1910. lsi6
lit "a yelsz-ainosi universally believed IN
this city. that yan going tsiablsh .}botiaa
Paper III Rchuonu. At such IA one as Cassius NJ Clay
rdted 10 leNinaiOa Ky. have ID Tins lic ey.
efs time have had IN. chance, although bfetc HAT
wa. hike myself. sifsinln aud slave ownef regard
slavery as an evil One werk aRo dspusrd L.
be- more estfrne, but sineei have heard {. NJ Clay
have islea sseh uToa ny Old enunds,' e.. sc.
ohlig'd the friend who has placed Il distinctly
IN my ppAer Il meet tahnealuu. Whlrh in the Norm
has been riIcualed III the paFp,se ST LenfGiiag aud
here IA Virginia, has ieen circulated f the nuG,Asr
ajatlng me- AID by those y b. ssund have kniMn bet
TER Il they did noi. kaosring better shauld have
d'-dau.d To disseminate ediefs. What they Ger am
ly must have knpv usn. was unf.undtd n fact
usdersiaa1 tior have not ~, } thai the Wash
sngiDn Correspondent Il the Endnfrr TIN. city, has
hen pleasrd t. say that ab ltiupist aud pr,ps
ss- Ia publish Ahaten paper heni " ho that cor.
rssPnaeni u. d" nat knnN. aud \" t such eylorhce
heife me OF hrs meadsrly have desire u know TIE
fnqrirpf srli has been accustomed Tor yesrs. lash
'hr lying Pfrpnsitiss II rlass at Washington
ieiisf Writers. ~hu, paid by the line. aud compe,en
speculate int llgenty upn the affairs ol the country
accustomed 10 alone r hei ignnrance aud iinrss
and tn deserve the consideration paid item hy retailing
scandal and @ ssp Al stcnnd hand Ietl mother sur
pf,sed mr. niand. tia, at tins class shuulld have
misc nefiYrd ny vpnltns Incorporated my 81 pei,
l"r. solhat he ptkes ms penny line, whgl dnes he
care whsihf ruth l. lad pr,sifaie ut fALSEll0OI
mads triumphant l. IS ali tie same Ia hun sal,
o,efceoarY, he Is elaally fesdy Ia wute hr Democrat
- Wig ane 10 receive hls wages r,m lluse whu pay
pesi
b"t confess my surprise, ray NY regret, that ih,
rreseni editors 81 the Enquirer. sluuJ by publication
have end"rsd tar IS that Of endorsement can o.,
without aay explanatory remark, ie misfepesen ations
al heif cure spondent at " ashinaon They ought al
least as public men. 10 knw, tla, stand upon esaeiy
the same rlaihsfn @ih Their ialhrr respect 10 tn.
sabIec'. That In 1882 Ne Stood Tor uncD shoulder
TO shoulder, aud snre lhat Time have both eNpftsspd
@h" lniefniSsun qua!th"aiIonar difference the SAINT
sbh"f@nee o northern ahulilion and The same de mi
nation under Circumstance which could he inapined
~ submit IN the slightest degree declaration OF N
,rusion
Those young gentlemen uuph, 10 know too some OH
or things. or, # they know them already they should
nut snhef The willingness 10 inIufe parry opponent Ia
prevail over helr respect for iiuib aud the Justice hIrh
every man oaes 10 his below man.
These things are these
L. Their father aud L. "a stale above orcup,d in
1872 and snce the ground tracilg IN 10 ,peel To-
aud 10 utter fepudiailun Of, Nurh,rn Abolition.
:. IN ~ years there can be found word thou,h
oi minr. nat Dies mi stamp the statement al heir cor
respondent "Maeon' with unqualified falsehoed-,ha,
81 cnniiadc,hn 10 his recent sand.t does prye h
=" he one of those lying Washington "Sct,hblers" a.
the enquirer 50 often called Them Who sells the 10 ,es
eass's 10 public crednliiy "ai a penny Inc"
D. ftat IN 1882, my views 10 ttsrec la slavery
We're hen'lcaily The views not ouiy II Mr. Thoma,
k"cl''e. out ii of DIR. Bnckenhmueh. Wn,. II ROAM
ihonas Jefferson Randolph. James Mcdowell, =
MeD mnfe. Nm. Is. Preston. Gen. w Summers
Henry Bent. derided malIrlly of the Leo Isa,uIe
and an n-ta"nse majority # The People, of all potcA
parties md all grand DIV islnns
j. mn rsese ALA were the yevs-lhat namely sli,
sfry was snrtt, and ought 10 he got nd Of hut at nni
own ine, al our own muiien, and IN our own way-o
Washington Jeflersun. Henry George Masun The ~,
Lees. MddiSr. Monroe Wu, aud all II e early patti
OILS: ssl.snea and sngcs Of Virginia WITHOUT EN-
Such are my opinions still and ifhey constitute me
an Ao"lllnis' can only say would 20 farther to see
s,me ni the AslIllan leaders hanged han any man in
virginia, especially since their defeat VI Mr. Clay and
al hen especially Blrney.
W fesncci 10 s'arcry Jake no piuus-no fanalcca
Siew-i am ppi oppnsed 10 II hrrause think II mora,
~ wang. Tor Snpw the multitude at slaves To be- hpti,
on Than the whites. am against il Sr The sake If M
rhifes.m Own fac,i ] see yuun. and powerful com
nnwealsiis annnL us, with WHOM while Ne carry th
ppIoen ID slavery W. can never cUntend puaer an
vel sRh ~ism Ne must prepare 10 contend ui,i
"T'ss ag9s az osnseGt 10 IlsT seifs ana vasssk -
we 81 var csaldrens In all. o,k bui The gIry am
Lioeny niSugssa.
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