Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31

alleges that Srthara Why al I, b,vo !,
the scenes which marked The close of The s.ss;,a
brought 10 d.unl whether they ought n = =,
OeH Taylor and support Cas- and Bne, r
'IHct'y say that we shall Withhold uur crej.rc,
names Y these Wings are given. Ana ~ f,r,h 'e
say that Gen. Fooe's assertion that there ,7o
nary indications now disclosing themselves of
disposition among the Wings Of the North ia f,i,.
"l'" the Barn burners IN support of Van Buren NJ,
Audiis, Is not based upon tact, and is not rrup
That the confidence III any Southern lea WI
Dem'cflt--n the dlsP siii,n OF ABILITY of,h, MI
Democrats 10 make fur settlement of the o,o; III
SLAVERY, should have been re invieorl,eI bv ,ba,
mgS oi the last week in both Houses. i
which really seems y Us Insulting ID common .prs,.
q n Cas- is the candidate If The North and n,-,;
larIy otth' Hurh west. r. cannot b, elected ,l,h,
Southern snnprt. To p'opitiac that support his N,r
ern and Western friends, it might be Reasonably ex,
"a, would be .illing t, strain point Ii tb,s yi.,x
considered the last ssinn the tine most auspicj,n,
she South tn make equitable settlement Of the a.,
''n we believed at o future period would thor. -
. many inducements for the Northern Democracy g.,
cars nt' ell Ct the promises which they had Inr Aha
VanntlngIy made. flaye they done 50 For he A. ,
'lIne' compromise. satisfactory to the South, ana I'll
which every Southern member IN either House voted
was presented to their consideration. ha, was the o
ZION Of the Northern and Western Democrats In tt,
House. very one, eXeeptfur, voted a,ainst H. +, M
Senate where il had at first passed as at amendu.n, HI
hs and Vt Northwestern Democrats On he qlostLn X
retrding not single Northern or Western D,noc,,,
stood tN The ~ nth The ant ib. ~
with the proylsn, AMI without any compromise claus.
whatever, considered Indispensable As mean, II
making head agan, Van Bureaus i il The y VIM. Nirb
ern Democrats could 70 home and int 10 heir votes,
HE Orcgn bill as sui in l,n of tn If ey,i,
TO tie principles Of Free Soil for Freenen What urea.
eI evidence Of hostility to the S uh could I'm Van R
en, Alr Cambrlcng,or he Pious Mr.. Batter have ojv
en than That manifested BY Wrs'on Democratic Senat.r
and iicPns nalves,in ,ir VOTE upon The OREGON Nh
he IN uhs Of Free Soil facons,s are stopped THEW
are constrained to admit that the Cass leaders, in Il b
House, have manifested abiding sense Of representa-
i've fidelity and that the fear Of .he constituents b
k,pI them il the IA ofdury.
II VAS the eve Of a Presidential election. When
Northern candidate dependent upon uthern SUD
port. as we have said, that in opinion the south had
greatest reason To hope for justice 1t at such per
ols 'at the lip service Of Mr. Van Barren va ,u., VI
bundant. 1t was then, that he was rtdoent of trfs
srs and promises, and that his party in the House we're
most convlasant TO the South Then it was that law.
s!oa'lve otthe sanctty Of me na and Aiherton resp
!: rs. could be passed. Not .ss cumpasa, u.uld have
y en- the cun..ct ot'he Nt.tle.n friends If Cen Cass
Inst session. 'ut for tn. fire in tie rtar The lorur,
friend O! the South had turned lis bl,crrs foe and oun
d'd party solely upon hsIil, to It's institutions. an,
feailns 10 sec'onaI prejudice and Interests this ,noye
mens cut deeply Int. iA. .auks Of Democracy and ID.
Northern a,an. u either part. c.ld venture u make M
slGhie' c1ncesso. - She sou. The peril Of s,,
immoalion.
The >orth has seemed The 'n.ssion Of Orrron with
slavery forever prohibited Il takes nev and i ore for
nlda5e position To-, aids The S,l,h. and -, this i u>.
the jAnciuIe, when Senator i'oy'e would ) rsuade
thar We arc on She yo' through The corporation VI Il.
Northern Democracy, - having all our sis.r. ara ID.
" Ill !al0nal nan To- les. it