Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-24

which thu whole rnuutfN uutIi rNltlf II Ac1ulr-cf. HH II
lnlnnpos urou neither The fieiia mol tho claims Of either
Of he area, actions OF the Union. 10 such n cuusum
inntion. We believe, that nil rnni mon IN or county will
look with heart felt Joy.-R,eh. Hhig.
From The National hieligenccr.
Upon the speedy ~ the tarly. The augry ur tho AMIGA
he. ihr violent 81 the rational solution OF tho question.
'Nhetot slavery shall or shhil not w admissible in our
newly acquired Mexican territories, > Ia plainly about To
depend no lulc part OF The public VOL being OF this
country. II must So doppnl. NJ leasi as long "a hey WIN
lre interested Ia stluinn The stale. can keep It alive ipt
with such public PASSIONS as the nalttt proyobrs ero op
posIts. 81 hcrc. 81 general, aua So lftllf capable u hrlnF
argued doWu-theto can be ~ puhhd tranquility Tor rs,
50 leng as the thing can. by the lnllammatoty attS"t see
tional dcmag"guos, br kept unsettled ot. when legal
" settled. shall have been 81 sotiled As tiHl To leavr rank
ing in the memory Of the reeion7 that have differed a
huut II, rcscutmrnts easily revived and readily brought
by unworthy politicians In mik with all other issucs, no
maiior how foreign 10 them. llas Il what VIII happen
IN the mtldet decision al tho subject hut lUeto are MOI
wanting Those amongst our lnosi excellent tnonds, IN
both the pa'tles which divide the ftnpio, herhlY apple
henslvc. whose Imagination ioreahadaw To Themselves,
as every way possible, a deciston still mIo fearful
Either thcTo Ia. a. Ia THIS question, Ia be u s''"2Hl'
which shall divide, dls'taei, deeply dhtlfh, and IeTma
nenlIY diSalioc' Iowa dS taeli other The great sections 81
his l'uDon; or, on the other hand, lhc4e unhappy cooso
ancncos- untodoeWnd AS they "anll he by any r'"a
oven ~ li' matter ii The diannleZnin'l he nN'Ii'd.
"halc It r. vet tune, by s7ife %ff1dent settlements AMI
prudent M settlement can he, nnies5 i eo"N'H'S 'prrd'
ues- "'il' l"tln'uru'fi AMI 'hllth lallnes7 WIN nun
Il infinitely coucctus the country IL find such a settle.
lneni II lr NE sacred duty oil every 'iii'''' I" 'N' P't
III scrkinG u ana Nh'h i''illd, holi'lnR can 'N'''u we
public guilt Ut him. Who'yef be- may b., who shall 10
lisa Ia nld IN us qnlcl aid eaniPlele nj p0'U'
han the diepute Itself, iolhln9 eau, hS we hAV'A'
r'ady lhiinlatrd. he more hpallf'a, nun Vold OF 'N'i)
thing but calamity To the efeai body nl the p'oPlo on
either side. u c"nho',hy Is aiilaaa'lNe d'''Sl'n''ud one
10 the slave population oi The In'ani II cannot nY It's
negative dcrlSlon, ts' n SiHEit alnte. Equally iln7o'}
ale those rcsllts Of political Iaaei which the H'aIol7 on
either palt magnify Nature herself loth'd. the lutfo
dneuon Of large Hlavo r"rol1tio1 INTO eitIoF New Mex
100 or California white nothing lrts tlihh a pt'l"l''la-
tlng one could mako Of either, A. to representation WUrlh
er IN the House or the Seniie, A slave territory bu'
besides, could physical catlses. even be- sci al nongh''
aud slaves and slave owners be transported to thc new
legiDns in numbers sufficient To oFefhalanco lho't whlle
lphabitnnts aud elect them n slafe representation IN tat
efes', what would 1t Flgnliyf such N't"Is must nave
come from somewhere not oven Africans om no" oa
produced M men Weih III iloso tr'hh 'anl'H WV" "
pent's teeth, being sown, sprung up armed warriors, OF
siones thrown behind i'enealloo and fy''oa rose up
grown men aud women. New Mexico hn'"0"S III
snakes, aud california III a'nl'ea' ior 'ha' experiment.
but who, should II succeed. sllall assure W. 'u't 'to crop
aud the 1nattleS VIII MOI De "hiif' las''a" III porN' III
iUe, the new seats oi n slave population inu"', ~ oTdrt
to become such, be pcorlel by The depopn'atlnn OF an e
quail amount oi previous Hll's territory 81 llAt 'o l'
titleal power ot the Honih Will receive A transfer merry
not an Accession, and WI only gun al nhe EN- ny Iu'Ihg
nj the other.
A0or solnr remarks IN the intelllgenerr's habit OF a
voidiug tiuiilrs5 OF dangerous discussions, the editors pro
coed To sny.:
Guided by these general feelings, the ln'ellg'ncof IN.
irsolutoly turborno 10 take any paft IN tho agitation oil
this question OF the admission OF nonsadnisslon ct slave
ry into the new dominion which we have equally n
painst tho spirit ofour own institutions aud the cuunsols
Of ordinary ptudcnce-wrnng from a helpless uclghh7t.
From lhn fist we toresaw among tn many unhappy Il