Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-30
POLITICAL,
Frm the Richnand 'limes.
AND NON INTERVIEW

COALITION AND NON INTERVENTION.
Herr is the very remarkable commentary which
the Washington Union youchsafs the late abortion
Rome:
We regret thai the lsie rris IN reuni,e the two soc
tions II the republican party in New York have enrel,
Allied and that the twn conventions If Rome have ad
journed without political reconciliation The harnburn
ers tor FIRE snies of the Van Buren, schoo insisted upu
making the If slavery inn the rlio
rrs and the Of the Twer of Congress pro-
hiht slavery in this District additional tests in the
publican creed. The other parfv ,rng 10 erpres
their private opinions IN opposition 70 The ereasion Of
sdrery, but refused 10 make IL cardinal principle in
the republican creed Ite cannot bd ap,rore Of The firm,
course The Hunkers pursued. l. was HI, the other day
that m,,st respectfully advised Democratic broth
rem 'on consideration to the abandonment "
the old national Democratic oreanzaon nr :, the inter
rlsnn IT and seciins doctrines into its old time
honored. and catholic creed' Z"
uo,less the Drmocratic nrgan doesrega hefslnre.
and that mast sincerely f,r. John Van Buren, sad It
places sn impossible gaf'' between The Two divisions
OF The democratic party in New York. Bu, what u most
concerns Sou'hern readers TO note in the Unions
remarks is the perfecf cla'dce with which II first
stsies the fact. that the Haokes "rere Yelling 10 de
clare their piraie opinions in opposition 10 the extension
Of sacery. but refused make i a cardinal principle in
the party creed, and then ity approves Of the firm
they pursued This then ''non intervention"
Think what please sbiut the Wilmo prnrisn elect
inen 10 Congress. il yuu cbo~e who will pass II but,
for Heavens sake. Just refrsin frnm saying
"Rcsolred. that The Hiimoi Proriso |, Democrat
&c doctriae" aud the Union will O. with you heart and
hand
In the article mex, Gowing The one we have cited the
Union gives very happy Irchc illustration Of what
mesns by 'non-iniervenon" The article contains Two
sentences hch read follows
RHopE IsL,Sp.-We sh"ud lhink from tho anxiety
expressed Of late by the Federal Press that there
strpng probability Of the te-eerun of the Hon b. Is.
'Ihursion 10 Congress Ne trust that their fews may
be ,reiifomaied and that that eapmbt aud paiuabts
Congressman may again be returned"
The following article from Tue ln'ellgencer will
plain to The reader upon what grounds this esmabe aud
valuable Congressman hopes 10 be returned:
ANOTHER COALITION.
In the Western District Of Rhode Island, which has
hitherto tsied to elect representative 10 the uexi
Congress. the Free Sol parry have dropped Their
candidate aud nominated Bepjlmin b. Thur-ton,
the present Democratic candidate and late memher,--
Previous Il receiving the nopinslion Of the FREQ
Suers, Mr.. 1hnr,t,n exnressed his approval of the
essential part Of The Buffalo platform in the following
terms
Those articles ofthe Bafro plalf,m which relate
To The extension and HE pepsuailn of dnmrsc slavery,
snd Ia the c'nnesi Il the Federal Government there
with. consider 10 he restriction but rather an eren-
hoa oi he Democratic principles which | profess and
and con-eqnenliy. shall deem IT my duty la advocate
Them, TN the same grounds which influenced my
the w lmol Puysp AT the last ss,ionof osTess Win
these views. cannot consistently cast my vote f1r
Speaker Of the House of Representatives whosr personal
or official Influence would he exertcd in favor VI the in
sliiu'lon Of domestic slavery"
Mr. Dixon, the " hig randidate who was inrerfoqa
ted on the same subject retutnoi M answer II The
Wings iutn oul, they elect him in despite tho Goa
lilion.
In the furih district of Vermont The Dem cra,s and
Zee Siers have aso united their forces and joined ~
diminishing Ashbel Peek for Congress This Is the district
lately represented by The Hon George p Marsh who has
been appointed Minister Ia Turkey
No dIud the Union trusts that Mr. Peck will Likewise
run in on the Free Sal lack.