Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-28

f ''hN 'HH WI Jiu3hi'ni " ~ Y IitRT
viii. Ne SEE thstn manufacturing pubic sentiment in
the shape nj ''snnthefn addresses. - an fiery nppals from
lhelr seats IN tonpress. 10 The most H. ilannah.e POINTS
= southern interest and character. am ptnud In think
thai the Politicians have teekuued without heir husts.-
That The MASSES If all sec ms are conservative, and
trne 10 the Dnlon. sud more Than all that VI uinla. The
maiher "f states, and Of statesmen. can ON such y day AS
ms. exhibit Something More worthy al her early days
than paper resolutions. ol which their trainers vii live
10 he ashamed uf.
difficulty as helote remarked that We eau compromise
with Eng land. ard all other c ,untfies who cutie IN con-
Iact with rs. Shall It h. said that we cannot arrange
between ourselves. A difficulty 81 small rs lhis And
dues mt the question bear more force when We know
thal 1t may he seitled, an enr own cherished smthefn
aud thonrnughly republican PRINCIPLES ofthe action, of
The people, " hat opposes this view Of The question.
bal that shallow and new expluptd charge Thai the Exc.
uil'r hal IN ertercd H. Influence their nc ION Such'was
only the suggestion of poor disappointed individuals who
oVereached their own fame. wnu't involved rs many IN
their dficat a p ssible. the greater the men So involved
better ior them. The present safe Of things should be u
warning Ia The people every where 10 be more cautious
IN their choice al Representatives.. and it they cinnot
md men who will do them no good 10 select those who
will do no harm.
Have they nj seen in a thousand eases that their in
'efes's are nothing in comparison, the interests Of party
and do they not nov see that he American Union, con
Nnnlinated by sacrifices, both of person and of principle.
never eqnallcd by mortal men, is nav jeoparded with
all ltseiorious ronoumllants 10 sabserye the s,henes of
heir Politicians.
hut The Uulon will he preserved. '.he emergencies
of the occasion have developed. aud is fas, developing
The true FEELING of The county. and is uniting the in
tu'nces hat will te,,nre peace of mind 10 ihosn who
have been agilat, IN The subject Either Mr.. Ca,'s.
or some other c%ompromasc Will be passed. and that per
haps very sooa.
Spfakingof Mr.. Clay his position al present is brought
strongly 10 ntlnd-ihat gallant old chi.f. he hero OF a
thousand iatellt ciual fields how hravely be breasts the
STERN \hn pi the uI1ltapa iI,t tI,ill NJ ,bn ,,nti.n AT
his magic name; dots mol feel an increased pleasure aud
PRIDE IN the reflection that he whom they followed 30
%ardenily IN his mani Of primo, is the same great man
nav that he who, when he had p"r.ooal ambition To
satisfy. always tuok the de of his country, of justice ard
ruth. should be consist mt talhe las, and ctown his pub
liz. perhaps mnrtal life, by nsina his character aud of
forts IN sustaining American cred I aud Onion. Ills
plan has been resisted, perhaps marc because it wa
CdYs than any other, and one Sol IN IN, M believe
twas an .1brah1m. saeaciaasly Predicts. that "na com
PROMISE can come from a Presidental nspiruni." Why,
II The member knows anything. he would never fear
ANYTHING on llai scnre from hln. for hellas already. at
least twice. nccon,pl shed in that way. Whit M other
man could hive done, and he has not been President ye'.
lie always preferred being right 10 being President aud
Ia view OF the locntuco doctrine Of rpwardlng those that
dn least for he country, our venerable friend need not
fear, that any compromise will come from his (~locofoeo)
quarter.
Rfstric Ions will doub les be put on the boundaries Of.
'alIiornla ana snhdty other miner arrangements made IN
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nay now, trust, forever repose. without nav fear ot le-
el'lailon on The subject Of ) avery. The Uiimot Pro
uiso are cannot stand, nor any other rrpvisl refreling
upon our character or lights, hut do trust that we will
never be found taking the ground thai tho people Of the
States OF Territories shall not make their own municipal
regulations.
Runners as In the dissolution Cs there not a better
word } of he Cabinet have been rife aud almost the par
tlc'lafs II the quarrcls published, hut they have turned
ont like many other lhings emanaiing from this place,
siutl. While am very sure that a better ono might
haze been made at first perhaps ow-Gcn Taylor
and they 'em 10 be remarbabIy united in sentiment, aud
there can be 10 ground for change. Some man was the
other day, reprt scented as hayiag loatd some body say
hat be head some body else say, that Gen. Taylor had
said he would approve the ~ ilmot proyiso. which is a
bout as dehalte aud plausible as many If the idle stories
That serve TO begulle our industrious population. The best
lhlng Tor Ms To do Is 10 wait patiently on great events,
and by all means never to prejudice any c'use, not even
our own. Fears OF the passage If Tho Nilmot Proviso
and OF lis approval. are about as rational now. Ms that Mr..
Clay Is 10 king to the Presidency. They are all Loco
foco lacts, and when that is koown, it is hopcd thai our
Wing friends will feel easy. BOLIVAR.