Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-06

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consequences, and Is on which tie 'ehtous
mon itsei seems 10 hang. Tie free sa:'y Of the
eaim OF Congress the light to exclude slavor Party
the territories OF tue nted Sases and ron all
ttlS assumptions they declare their purpose Of epon
ting the southern man from emigfatine III tfohib.
to any OF the natoual domain not now erc az Slaves
slave Stase. ''sed into a
1t is eiadcult for those beyond the inauon..
ianata'ism which suggests and snstnins III u tie
Gus and dlsofganzing doctrines to Lri,. - uahger-
to believe that such gross irin,tice and themselves
seriously thought Of by any deiberatiye eouid 10
tendency OF tie movement is directly to dis The
contamination Of ii will be the vethrow the
sttu1ohs' II any great question Of human Ee M
'to.e " Tue iSSue;li any grand or striking was
policy affecting the glory Of tie ration sisIem Of
It's success then there might be some rea upon
excuse the jeopardy into which the copntr. "uhd to
ed by it. But we look in vain for any uSt}en PinnG
inc SOFT Inc movement originate in Wild r u
els1, and Is persisted in from mere wn,t iahata-
lust o power. Not even the nmsy veil ~ ,',' IS and
dental philanthropy for the negro slave i NJ unseen
conceal the revolving features of the black to
galnst the Constitution Of the nation for a,ao a.
not be one slave the less IN all America even Iouid
Congress append the "Wilmot Proyiso,, ~ III should
upon the statute book If this party Won e,tfy law
theif desires to wipe out 'the blot slavery. IN
merean sol, they should seek to introduce from a.
portion Of our country where the climate '';9 mat
ter To llberate the slave ~ cue mas
Let the slave be carried where he is n lurr.,
er tah source Of proiit,nnd self interest viii 4tn
us hbcra.lon thcre,much more ,ertainly M ohpt
Gus ehofts OF diainterested piety in the region ei
cotton ana tobacco grow But the tender eons;ara
non OF the "iree-soer' for the African 9'sHera
forever in the country where il is nr,sti5es nm
nun IN perpetual bondage. 1t is very evident tbt
the Slaves of Nirginin and kentn,t y 3 mat, II
over all the country coded to the United St,t @
7'"i" ieI tue probabilities ot their liberation yoil
be increased many hundred fold evcr,.;,I',n would
pllahccs SO freely but ineectuallv ,csor 'He ap-
various parts Of tie Union " III" IN
The terms Of deep and bitter rcnroocb vr,ioh ar
naies Of the North heap upon the Sonfh as Iaia
whitening under the course Of sjayery "a land
reconcied with simple desire to eyGuIo . ou 70 10
tie territories which is their avovve5 H.. from
Of any diseaimer-ln spite of n rrafssed IN slto
for the sacred Constitution we yn1ne So M, ''ieI"''on
mnation to overthrow slavery is nanitot' :" ueict-
course Of procedure They have eitLar ra. ~ 'ner
dissolve the Union or believing that tho etl 10
the spirit to resist have determined r. nus NOT
sanctuaries -four homes and iberatc our sa"s 'No
There might be discovered some iustifcation i, A..
course Of outrage pursued towards NJ ifn,, III 'no
parson, our country and peopIe sank ;rt =" com
by the side Of orr reyiieys Pnt li.
would not venture sncha ebarro 0or 10y iS nsea
country furnishes the staple products v1ei ans
foreign commerce and eee,ras =, H. "nien loster
and prosperity they enjoy and H. f 'o wealth
of slavery has NOT filed nur Ind - r' curse
crime. We have 10 riots I5oI,s arsao,. ig..iy ana
murder to mourn over, to punish or ~ wholesale
We have 10 work houses crowded win,
tnpr5yided wrel tetli e-s.t,, s,,,,,. ana
inG our ee,: no oncrous rt s''s ihleSt-
everlasting pauperism Aus neaoo AMIN, - support
From one cxtrer,i.v Of tho 1ad - ny a''u oruer
felt in every ramiicaiion fso,5e c' 'nefe IS
sulate personal scemitv "'N az
The intellectual eultJfo IF o,,r o.,,,,,r. ~,
be considered il, C.ri,r ~ tlt f ','i9 VI" Seartey
bretlrrnat tho Vrth ''''s ~ o'l non aEehoidms
Of our sons will certainly not sr IN anu .a!or