Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-11

/ a ltr "a no nrpy f.1=ft
brine C,nr-ass +, tst JIM, ~ | Wl'1 a view 10
knew ,b,, Nn,trern \Vb;rs co,IJ -, ~ CO. ihey
wonld M, n,,,,,it tho Irr,e S;l, '".'u not, and
p..sirin Win their constituents h.. 'n II AL.
incandi,rv w I,ti,n ,nl S,ufbor, WI IT. ''s' heir
Ih,t 1hei, \r,b,rn N-hi, l,s,hreo ,,,I wen knew
universal nr,c,ice oC Surhnrn " bi,s l upon The
votes as ma, IN ro,d.r m c1rI,,,i7,. - N 'heir
constituents va xitI, ,bj. tn,, l.,r-, ,t'a N 'hfr
Lnco Foes and Nhirs unrea il h;;n. :" '@'hic',
vote and then preIe,ted 10 he s,rp,eI :, "a 'esI
sill we fe-
..One vor,I +, So,,,bor, ,ro,,I,,,or If u,
subject Wien An INV mi IL ynu cysr p 'hIs
andon your partv IN o,drr N nraserve vnrr ~
your constituents I Which # Won dies nor L WIN
for years the ,di,ps Dist ruls-,vIcb cro,,oJ "a.
and built IN ab,liti,nsi,u Al the Norh-y,s o
to continue il free while van admitted !, n NJ ,.ea
because Won avprred tb,t II VIA r,r lis ran,l
not be un,ers,, Il h,. v,pr .,rs ituanis md ,yI a
eXpanaiinls not o.slv made There can ~, i,e
in REGARD ,yhat v,nr course hrs ever been NJ ii ! I"
II slavery whv tim sh,uld vou refuse \, ,ba N,h M
right yor Claim Gr Yourselves? Taat Southern wv
Foccs sl,,,,d be ,villin, ~ ,,I,co \ rthern ,\b
false p,sttI, with ,hair c,,s,i,uo,,s i p,,,-l "a
character. even fiat the risk Of "the peculiar in>lyyann
10y s''ha readl 10 project at every haziSd; }ha,
ness to conceded tn heir Nnrbero hrabrsn tho A'r "f
and privileges claimed FIR the,,s passes our connTs
hpnsion. ana We tns Tint in frur, Itey il ls,rn 4
he tas that thew nav not chm fr themselves I'LL,
they do not concpde TO their Northern brethren W. b
they will open their eyes tn the c that the supreac
WHO prncples i. Gu.c AS INN rtant TO the Sntb /,
he Nortb Ana NM, if thcy would Mt restore tha ~
F,c,s I, ,,,,or u liy;da liz whale countrv ;n,
GREAT secioon factions hv which all power shall c,rsv
dwell in the North hev must extend towards ,boi.
N,ribern brethren the same shirt of Cancellation oi
tolerance which thev always ciin and receive II
hands What has nasi cannot now b, rpmedieI. H.
there will be no m uv similar fly in future win H.,
Icprping and rcllessnes, of onn,sjnr factions
II - o'"Ni
Rnt 10 return N be vote IN he ..nreviops o,ost; ,
upon Gol's res ,luton That was rarr;ed by S,L
votes The Suth Insisted 1non the ,e., ,nJ
our Enactment 10 the South and onr WILLINGNESS >, am
mes !" stand by them in tie defence Of Their rights, We
tJoIe ,"lu " No''hFfh ~ h!S' t""S Io'aed by the
haTa ,iar e. 49, !; I'u IS I, w. "1,d
tric of Cu}umbia-fr allh,nrh we ,Jmi, tho r,,sri,,
tlona power 70 abolish il, we deny that il i houcs Or
tar TO exercise that p,wer,-but bclu The South recb
iS 'nu ." ''I' W. 's' i'u suns" si"'' "'ceu upon
of nrncrlo brt WINS in,an,paI - - ''s 4''S "n
ends.
The Conrier proceeds then 10 derounse. IN he harsh
est terms the meeting of Southern members-cl,sses it.
in n.,my. with the Hartford Convention and saws
This We Ioot upon Is A optrage axcead,ng fr ~
which has been witnessed under our G,vernnent-
wanton l5rgard of the national character and the
national duties OF the members IF both houses Of Con
gress, ana deliberate insult 70 the entire Noher!
Fy, w speak ~" now Il those discreet, prudent de-
'oFu ehuS oil u'f CHtoh from slave States, who went
10 me meeting N me Senate chamber, mourning over
'lie iauheNs ana oiy-and bent upon rendering II as 1t
ne mlschrV"o as possible 10 those men-and they
tba hnbes, n"sSI ~ - az "o"lu a"alu
which never sleeps and which tparsssv ,azaTIs oven
msconcption and abuse t., arrest evil and hasy coun-
sis nul no' 50 Win he orginaors Of that meeting
hey richly merit all the abuse and indignation which
i, no epbet Which has ever haen ,n;aJ ~ live ,,ln,
Tors and mos active members If III, Hartford CoRren
tion,WhcI Will not with justice forever attach them"
The Courier is entirely wrong. Whatever nav be
the effect of we believe Those mos, active in oenr II,
this meeting loyal to the Constitution and the Union
The inemperance Of the anuuare an do nothinr Int
harm and is at Variance with the psrIv cursa
of that paper
After charging upon this topic and showing the equal
" danqerons tendency of S,otharn ard Markham f,
-sm, and the difficulty of doino even rr,r rbder
threat the editor proceeds to saw that tho hin far tho
abolition Of slavery in The dstr;c, ..st + ;l ~, ,nd
reouir. that # sb, MD no roiao,ad =:
der a resolution of the House ), Ha tbon s,rs
oIn orr humble i,d,o,, IA ..,.,, L .-o.;-
from the existing embarrassment i u mnve j snbs7
TUE for the entire bill, when reported. single section,
"ppyIne 10 ,ne District OF COLUMBIA all The h'rs OF Nd
certain laws having been repealed since then in conse-
qnenct OF norhern fanacism, which, If now in force in
'"' ''' "ou'u satisfy hine-'en'hs OF the North.
W q tba ia,4-- H. loro