Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-13

~ pefsree I'VE with the cheerful aneimiiuns appropriate
10 The seas n sani'd s srnund with nrea sfshlty aud
gracefully iodng their robcs around them withdf vas
The ilanse did ais, short lime thereafter
ihsfe Is 40 further fews from WASHINGTON Mr.
Nnthfep's last yne 0l ene less than On the pre-
eedlhg ha"' and, as tn least change is regarded with
goa anNieiy. this was accounted for by stating that Il
vas nj "rraslaned by any hiss ofpopuas but Lat
'i MS finding hallnng very thirsty business had
en'e ant 10 lake drink that his friends abroad Will
not et al all discouraged by the inopparnne indulgence
ct hts thirsty adhFrer Nj Cobb seems adng sill IA
ding. having fua down IN Is whS Mr. RICHARDSON il
gaming somewhat. The contest will nj last take place
between the Na II and Narh-w The piuef of the
c'nlfdsracy Ia lodged IN those saclions and they VIII
must p7ohaov entr every Important political operation
III lulnfe. Politics at the Nuuh are mere contest fr
,rl's At the Sanlh, mere hn,lity Of names Penn
sSVaha ard New uk want the pulse aud power Of the
government lhry advocate any construction which
Will give them sucr'ss But. The acquisition Of MrNco
hN conquest, has embarrassed with tho decision Of
'""s' Nt1al Pnts lah-a question upon which there will
scarcely H. iva parties IN the North and North vest
zee SalSm IS Infinitely more dangerous than Addition
lNn, Heea1S" II Is more plausible Il Is the argument
thai vas urged nj or tho revolution with regard To the
N'ith=wes ern territory. Virginia was iud he have
gained this terrury. You could never have secured
IT, noaIded by us. You must surrender it n meet
The common euaagcm' and 10 be- subject 10 the com
mon Jnflsdi'nn They now use the same afonmeut
"nh Infinitely create influence. Addition however, is
fraud IN "ne aspect aud robbery in ano her Ii the pow
ef t. hente The slaves Of the Snnih had been nadvrt
emily gwen the u. States 6 vernmen j. would have
Noon eiar deception In the Sauthern Satrs: having
o'eR denied h congress shnnld be exercised by mere
anhnrliy o the majority. twould be an act Of nnprn=
cpled Wrong In either view, the moral sentiment al
the Nprlh Tevos at addition, originating in rnnu and
terminating In civil war, whilst it acquiesees in tie
plausible reasmng by which Free SOIL or the righi II
exclude thu institution Of slavery is affirmed Thu ex
! IRENE dilhcnliy W preventing Free States from be
ing established IN land So far distant when the proplt
themselves adopt their turn of government smhar
asses the Snnlh very much Our profess will have M
eject IL prevent the citizens of Caltnla and New Mex
&c" iom dong what they choose, aud they will crrainl,
choSe To make slstehnud of new States within which
slavery viii not be tolerated. Sch are the indications
The South will then have gained Calnrna by 4
measure Of policy o winch MIR. Polk administration wa,
very proud She vii have contributed her blood an,
money Ia Obtain It, and 10 advantages will ever cnurr
rs hey have enurcd 10 The benefit Of the Free States
Us bounty lands. already given away e amount q
more Than million If acres, have come in competition
with her own. It, attractions have taken from her sd,
the ynan4 essential Ia sustain her The expenditure
III pros c"tng The war were paid in New Orleans
and all The shipments ri gdd are made 10 New York
In the meantime. Ntainla pays her quota of the cost an,
maintains the policy eesiablIshng pallcl power thai
may ultimately close around aud oXnga>h the institution
ut slavery as Tie waters cpver tho But it Is late
quarrel over the policy Gifts acquisition Oar only chance
Is t. loruiy ourselves by domestic improvcment-tu Gu
"t on dependence npon dangerous opponents at til,
N"fth, aud provide, within ourselves the ant
Wnnmenis ot our political rights II may be that II perip
81 s1ri eNcit met may come that Will wronch aSunde
every political he that nnltes aud nay overwhep.
lis tetbd drnse tie very dearest interests of the ulh
How important then thai the Old Commonwealth shunle
RIDE the troubled waters safe from heir violence aud IN
dependent of the Consequences This will be hest dom
/ ny connexions with The West and Sou'hwesi aud h,
lnhelhg upon her own Chesapeake. The whrl
VIII communicate with the markets ofihe would,