Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23

Quallv efc udl. a' ar less l l1uaNe Than that Of
he Provise-viz -(and here use his own Words
Speaking ofihe powers Of Congress over The Subject Of
slavery in The Territories he says ~
FIRST. .-Ru certain IS That Tire prnrpie rf inter
ference Shorh be rled beyond the necessary nlp
cation. which pridlec> III | should hr limited NJ hr
creatirn nf proper glyer .naut~ u unrr acquired
or serd ard he necessary ptav>o for their eventual
admission into the L ion i avnr in the time. to
fthe people inahing rhem regulate their internal
cerus III THEFT TheVars it as cupJL'c " do-
ING so us Tie people qNe United STATES; AMI they do
50. any rate their political Independence is
recognized BY admission into the Cnon =
This is mode of arriving the desired cnd- and
if his fail, he falls back the oil ground and sa's up
the very authority which ha had be ore put dnwn-nac-
M. that If n1reS~ fir Aau-h Ac denies HE power VI
TIA BODY interfere during he Continuance VI he
rorial condition. he points doubtful anguage lis
authority when the Territory apples for admission into
the Union as State. Ills weird are
SECONDLY. Sand yet would Ne vain 10 seek one
juS'ifyng the interference Of the national legislature in
the referred to the original States tIhc tnnn.
speak here The inherent power II Congress and do
not touch the question Of such contracts, a1gbe 6ic7
,rih States ac4en admitted into the contcacrlcy
Now these pasSages cannot.b be ;nIscon -eiveI They
carry meaning which every impartial rgder must nn-
derstand, Who i II all acquainted WIhthe SUBJECT
They say plain terms the AA0llti1u.>tS and FtAv;
si,ts.-'teur toi The peone oftne Territories Will
themselves exclude slavery while il their Territorial!
condition. wil prove to you and If they 10 not,
the Representatives olthe non Sjavehodng States. be
10y ' '9't,. " ~ :" iN' "Hn' c"'i' !.ut'
MIX" ''' Djofc tRiV @td1 Dc d"Mtted me me Cmn",
rs % secure the matu object we All aim alto W-'he
prohibition Of any further extension Of Slavery. Give up
therefore he Pr5vs, fir ..I,r;, mis- t,,.,r,, cot
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" c-r-oots. u ,,ht G5 JILL I, f:,. I'LL NJ p.,.-
,r5.b a,,a.;-+a j ;t 11;f 7 Xxi N t; !,
0nT cIt'>eaS 1t inerIereS with el-cilpu;-aud, by
U'd'"9 nlP. Wl s'FIh'r forever NE ffHi, {DSid"td
ANS ami objects irtjcl anharc athcaYt.'
his seems 10 np, sir ir plain readiaL Of This part
If the Letter But let us PASS on and see what he has
to saw further
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'3 '''' Y. hio' iF"N HuNr CdSS COMES 10 Inc oI-
HNIH1 conc uSlsn p.
"Breflv them | am opposed 10 the ex.rc 50 Of jlris
die iuu BY C,Ncpte. AVA MIL matter. I , ~ ftJ.or N
lcari..- " tIc rcoaJo ". lii, . ,bicb ,,o, III bc,s9f
~. ac1;rcd Tie ,y5 r. .g II r. tIc,ssy,e% ,,odcr he
e.aoe,i,J ,,r,o;,,,.. .4.tLa go. ~, >
!: IN - .l l;..;-,
Mi '' '''' o"" ~ aSN'2'lS '''T si'''a'' iii" H'
i''Ao9 u Il.F "I WAicl ttnc me 'Fhr ~ lh foI'-
ed lndeed In reference TO this queStlon-the exclusion
OF Slavery from the Territories bV anv other power than
CONGRESS -la seems r4ucan N ene7k II Il IN branch
of the sbrt tbqt ,yocs MI III j VII r, ond he rH ret
i'm, ,s;I ~ LIZ. 7, ;, S,iI L .~',,t i y.. nm,
I ,n T1 a. H.
r"ihPeed 10 say something IN regard 10 H. Discussing
the matter Wh advocates Of i've ProviSo still. he shows
them that though the restriction should be mI oed BY
CONGRESS il cnd M, ,nsr, any, l, rer than The ey
tencp nf la Iar,itir r ,,. ,n, and t,,f the propI.
t =, :, " =
), ''S ~ -" = '''' coHs 'u'i'". ~ ''t" ''
tta htoicH dtLtDWcS 81 SocefetS'itY' WJuu S"ttF
before Them any such b(nrier" Fulher.-hh urges The
argument tat 1.-THE GUesE0n ,rhch presents Itself is not
question If rms rYrnr,r Int be jiHsiDu Of SLrtr;'
Ana verr ,Jr ,,I, saIys H., ,aJ ~. arJ fseIinUs of
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',V h"""'"'SS' ny representing |" ui'h ''"' ''o 'I'
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