Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03
CANAnA AND CI1nA-

Inc ash'ngon l mon confidently predicts the an
neAalon ct Canada and Cuba 10 the Un,ed States, a. If
US ei"r had the yin oi prophecy and could fesee
the events which The future holds in store II s,vs hat
both OF these countries will "at the proper time and in
proper manner be annexed 10 the American II ,onD Il
does not Intimate when the proper lime" will arrive; but
as Il says The annexation is to be performed by the Dem
"'ac party, we presume II is not 10 take place un,ll
.e ico'ocos come into power again We have al least
out years IN which take pssesson and secure the fruits
OF the annexlng policy already in hands and cannot
nave the Dimensions IT territory further extended nv
soneNng Cuba and Canada unit, after the irh Of March
ioa5. his will give the people time to deliberate
ihe Union, when speaking of The Iocooco party ais,
SAYS; 1T goes Tor annexalinn. II established in spi,c
OF The hostile opposition Of the Wing party both the doc
TIME and policy OF annexation and it will be the party
,ha' VIII admit IN due time into this glorious Union
both Canada aud Cuba"
We have but liule doubt that in the next presjent,,
con est the locaioco party intend To inscbe Canada and
onha ON It's banners. did Oregon aud Texas IN tho
contest. Of lsii The patty will find it necessary 10
gen up some such foreign issue t, be used by demaporncs
'"t 'he purpose ct hunhugging The people. Ia 1910
"hen that party relied on its past conduct and its meas.
ufes ct internal pory, routed and most sipnaly
defeated la lSit it started the policy of annexinG Tex
as and Oregon aud found that cry he lerably popn
laf we do not assume too much wi en- we saw that il
the ocolocs had not taken ground in favor of annexnp
all Oregon and Texas. MIR. Polk would not have been
elected In 1913 the party appealed the people for
support on The ground of It's past policy and conduct and
Nc :" 'Nff. " ih'' WIN tremendous uefeat. The de
hss which the Iocnocos experienced in the contests Of
io4o and lS4sand the lctory il achieved in 1874 have
cosfed to convnce its leaders, that to ensure success
III PRESIDENTIAL contests. they have smetbiuu he
yod mere questions of Sub Treasury and Free raIe Ia
propose L, the party. As the Texas and Oregon cues
tons, which were luggedin the canvass of lsIi to-
geher enabled the party to elect Mr.. Polk the leaders
VIII he certain To Introduce foreign issues into the
contest ct 1852 Beyond all doubt the annexation of
canada and Cuba will be the measure on which they
VIII rely tr success befre the people. That this Is
shadowed forth In the article in the ashnpt,n lnion
TO Which we have alluded is very clear In 1852 the
proper time" will have arrived and the peple will be
called on 10 sustain the Locpfco banner on which will
be inscribed the magic words Cuba and Canada
As one 81 these cnuntrlrs Is free territory and the
,her sus'ahs very heavy slave population il is hoped
py Tue iocot Co.'S who mean 10 take the question If their
annexation into their hands, that the free soil sen.
in'nt ct the North and the prosavery sentiment Of the
o'"th VIII he alike Iropliiaied. To propose the an
h"xhiion 81 either country separately would he very mis-
efa5le P'i"y. for il would be sure 10 meet with the
ssinest opposition from If The great mica
s''-h"A .. the country. But by giving bone To tn,
"b ad 10 'hr South. il is supposed that the masses
he p@fiy wi be pleased and the leaders, who d, sire
n1ahg bui The "spoils Of victory" aud who have n,
pnnepb"s that vii be permitted II prevent them from
a"afs iakiHs GRAND Ia favor of what promises to be
popular infa"ne. VII give ii most hearty support he
cause OF T. suPps POPULARITY Il is true ,ha in an
! oehhg 1th Camda snd Cula the N,rh would oe, N,