Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-11

The bill Is III direct au;ar ui5n to the doctrine of
Ten Cas- doctrine which wa, eudrstd by the Dem
ffai'c convention at Balm re- mi has baen supported
by The Dem era c parry in sustaining his nonualiun-
fis doe fin Is tbs, N his language Indicating the
right most, in hs Judgment Of adjusting the question Of
slavery in these territories:
Briefly, then. oppDs d 10 the exercise Of any
jurisdiction By Congress this mater; and ain ii
iaF" q leaving " the people Of any Territory which may
De hereafter acql red, lie rign reulae it fr them
s=v-s under tn general prinape, d th4 Guisuri.a'
he PHI taxes away from the peJre Of tr territories
~ NV NleNe1 aud California the Lhi regulate this
quesiioA for themselves by deprving em If AL ys-
T. I've power and prohibiting the tIuro five agents
q The President and Senate invested with sue. p5wer
tf'n Passing any law res pc ting savery'
''lhe 10 llic mind IF The free States was incensed
"hfn Cen Cass abandoned the ground Of Federal ier
position against the extension Of slavery and The maj ri
y n Northern friends found heir Only cusoa;ion
lungh they tet that was poor une in The satr,ard
winch They magi med Ills doctrine il regard 10 terrtor-
al action provided r tree lab on free soil FIR months
has ne press IN his interest in Tie nIn-sIaveE linz
STATES been aa'r"g 70 show haw efficient was this safe
gnard-hlw completely all The ends aimed at By tie
y linGt ff1v'sI Would be naturally and e.sily accom-
piished BY The people ufthe territories themselves Bat
even thIs p"r hop. 10 be dashed from eir hands
NJ "a noun ms achieved the mastery and c1npes the
Cas| men 81 the Stnate 10 d. him honit BY tlrwari
ng ne doctrine q their c!iefttin,
he meaning 4 the last sentence is obscure bat il
oS - 7li, tlLt hlF CjliUu1. whilst Inducing
q the CaS, Senators fron the North TO vote tJr TIL.
Compromise bill, instead Of going foT the Nll,nJt Pro
VS.. which their candidate had in some sort renowned
STU dashed from their hands the hope which General
NaS5 hd1 hfId out, that the people Of the territories
would prohI5 slavery; for the bill restricted the terri
,oild' 'TeThneuts OF .alf rnia and New Mexico ton
'-ts!ang On the subject. Bat he LII did Rot effect
that General Cas had provided pr even this unforeseen
emergency lie holds that the -nercat abolition Lnr.
are SFHt N Jace and as he denies the power of Ccgs
y alter heIn aud Congress- in the Com-,oa,s. Inn.
You'd nave P'oh1lIed The Territorial soceraasat from
aI"f tR+i, NE result Mou" sill have been accord
Ing t" MS ""n principles v v5rd.alion o lis preic-
hon that those IA never would be repealed.
l." - 1cea T leaders that there can be n doubt CT
the A:,Ien4y Of Gea Cass's claim to Southern sup
P!!' q 'njre could be any uncertainty rs tile views
oil man "h1 pIays forLte aLOLtou Of sLrcrY ccerl
't@2Ee') we may remark that far have seen,
Is hol drAltd, n any quarter, North South. except
" here HE Democracy have previously denounced l,.
fFi"cpe mat the mongre p ople \, TIE annexed tern
torres may exclude the Southern Shareholder that Gen.
Cdas has distinctly planted HI elf up1n that ducrlne.
Senator's i,Jngas and Dickinson ayow tiat this Gen
| Cas,'s 4coIud.
NJ. Tuonas H. 64yly driven niou c,rn4r ii the Vir
@.ia resolutions, says ne ami General CAS- TIM K TIT
FHhrU ne territory may lrIsl4e about slavery hut not
oAginde II Whirh IS GIVING up The While argu,ne.t
lEe Georgia De.n,ctatc Convention nl- aft-r the
-NIrholsA letter was published, and blind ID THE b.
.
alAed Il and ne IS NOW supported IN Gev.la because
he holds it.
TIT Rhet; ana other prominent Democrats Of S nth
INTJlAf not Oily shy mat General Cas- has avoA Ell
,!s doctn bt pronounce il tl than tile y liln,t
FIJvlso Itself.
4 Att nancy, If AIibiml, another high Democratic
authority, declared il The Baltimore Couyvnli,u, a,er
ntII Ilss was animated at Their Il niure was kIo 81
" hold ms offensive opinion, and end ayurrd ii procure
= resolution declaring con rlry one, bit lis resolution
Wa defeated By oyerw heIlng na rltv. A laI ,ritg
:" he AlDatna. and the whole Florida deI CATION sts-
tallcd Aif- lancey.
A"d iIaaIiy, ~ HE Virginia Conversion IF February
isi' ut"eTI Allison, Of N1rf,s oh-c ed Tie pied 5e
"hch wa taken by the body bee il would preclude
Ihen rom ne support Of Lewis Cas-; acquescIng how
eyer, N me addiIlnn 1t saving about tile " s~1ur
IphpoLse, WhcA mad more reference 10 e n Cas,'s
! po1lon t'an Mr.. Cayton's blll, recently d-vlsed
II sun farther evidence be wanting 10 convince the
Suih q General Cass's uns undnpss let then read the
i'"i9 eAt4tt tfun The proceedings Of the Senate at
The close ii the late session
Mr. al@el ot Wisconsin presented the RS ,lutions
ana instruction, Of the Wisconsin Leg stature a.als
'e extension o slavery. and tNpf ssrd his intention
outy H - Instructions, oJth from duty and lnclnIliu
IL stated his objections 10 the Compromise bill In ver
a particulars, and could not consider It's prpv5 rs in
any her iisht than a repu atln oflhe cril4s Of
Lewis Cass, The Democratic candidate f.! the presIun
cy, whom ne Intended 70 support. pr Times