Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20

il firr thai they should he held Oh at arms ennlh ,uans
their wishes, agains, what they claim under the treaty
ot cesson In The absence Of that evidence Of understand
ing and trust winch make the tompor,fy ncon venenre"
nj apart an nlsuas and induhlahe advantage To The
whole cnuntry :
What is this advantage to the whole II is the gronnl
work and basis 4 Tho California message il was The mo
wing cause o The Presidents solcitud, to have tho Ter
t',orles apply lot admission States. Il thar the
wisdom and patriotism Of Congress might 10 afforded
an opporfgo Of aroding occasion Of bitter aud angrp
"sseh'io' diohg fhe people efHe United STATES" Nv
we would respectfully ask II tho opportunity is Likely
II oe improved BY The wisdom and paliialsm nf Gun
gress Is thefe any prospect that gaian aud disc N
tents vii cease as long there sunarc mlle vt ter
fory left open rife - rs not tr ~ ihlli,n in the
SENATE on the eighth instant adnnnsh the country that
agitation Will be kept up hoh the North and he South
u There Is any Thing left Ia agitac upon Tie rcveIa
ton was bat TOO palpahe, aud painful as nhvons II
amounted 10 declaration hat agitation will be- renewed
aud lhe rrahdhlineS are hat 1t will gov fece1 aud
more nefndat' IN the adverse proportion 10 the magu
tnde II the territory is waved upan In oUarrels OF
hs nature, commenced in folly and continued In inl,rua
ton the smaller The uhect If stnl The boulier the bat.
Tie over II. This is tue with c1eedS rituals aud
orhuAres of 'iivnest structure is en,nehtly =, in
family taeds, 10 which these nscn,ae troubles may BIZ
ikened.
II would be source IT qualification II the temper Of
congress was Propitious Ia the passage of the cemee
bills ms separate Ih,s respecting New Mex
co and the Texas boundaries are counrccd from nrces
Nlty Bni we apprehond that The cnndtiun Of tho rep
e'ehtaIon is not conducive Ia that kind of leo ssion
which requires the most ancabe UNDERSTANDINGS TO COM
pete. VI 1t were so, however. would vet modify our
opinions In difference IL cnuhSrls uf committee cnnr,s
I'd nj gentlemen who command the respect and ndna-
ton oi all parties all sections aud all a,es We are for
peace tlr what will produce pence. And we consci
"n"nSly believe that If the people If the country could
he Brought Ia avoe upon the propositions o the commit
tee rs settlement OF al hcf troubles lislu.tS and
heart bnrnnes, they would be found North and Sauth
Eas, w est. the Far West and the y ,uhwpst .onr M
maofl'les In them ut -four, nay, of one Il would
be struggle between them IL which section is SICK
esi 4" the dangerous enmIes which faction and lna icsn
have sowcd between them aud emulation IN the II
nanlmy of expressing their lave of the MIN and desire
Tor fraternity concord. aud mutual good will
For these eas1ns we shall support the policy Of uni
ING all the relating the territory acquired hy
treaty "i Guadalupe llldolgo IN bill tho "Omnl.
bus" bull as the VIKINGS OF The day viii hayou We
are for the "Omnltu," bill The "Omnlhus' is the
great convenience of the day the peoples convey
ance. II IS that which takes them home safely aud
cheap'y. II Is the chariot Of the republican, the work
mo m1n. the bone aud slnuc; III whose hearts are
bStercd and Whose peace sacrificed by political ncen
diaries We are not ashamed TO take our seat in The
"Omnibus' with the llluSiriols statesmen Of Tho ACE
with patriots pcacenlkcrs; with the Of the Union
who are for the Union Nor shall We as we rumble n
long over rough pnyenents and broken cfossways in
such company. til outsiders WIN whip their lad
ed Stecds amin 10 keep vi h the "coupcr" tho
buggy, ar the "snlkv" in which some one SOLITARY
and alone is wheeled along the golden sands OF Caor