Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13

commonly called dfmag'gues. The extension of the
privilege el vong Is regarded popular with the peo-
Pe and will. doubtless. be used as a hubby by nsJnns
politicians, who are destitute If the necessary intrll
gence. character aud virtue TO recommend hem 10 the
pfope There is much mare reputable class of our
population. who prefer the freehold sufagr a. think
snch prostitution or exiensn as is cmpated as de
Horrible in the extreme
Universal suffrage has been tri,d in other S,aes and
has proven The hane Of heir eeein $: and there is
son To believe that lis inrd cin in our State would be
attended with The greatest mischief HAVING the ex-
ample nf other States hefe our eyes we would be less
eNrusahs than they in bringing upon rs one # the prea
et plitcal evils that heall Stt" The di,tep
nta Die pactce o treating he vo;ers liquor is nnw car
ned In graf excess. Such extension Of the suffrage as
IS contemplated w5ul! reatyaggravate This evil Hn
IN tlng as such practice Is, would become abs Lutte
" indispensable 10 snccess aud the Stale would b, de
prved at he services ot such high minded public men AZ
should dsdan tn resort II il in county canvasses
The advocate VI extension asks why exlnde the Young
man. simply because he es nat own few acres of
land, or has not house and horse, something else
upon winch he pays revenue tax. In judgment he
should be declared, in the language of the Bill of
Rahis, he has not "a sufficient evidence Of permanent
interest with and attachment to the community" Ger
alRly the soldier who bes his breast or spills his blood
IN defence of his ntty. should have his reward But
The night Of suffrage should not any consideration form
part ct his reward as, In Tnh. his compensation IS
ample without it. Virtue has It's reward in the
consciousness of having acted vrturusly But the sol
do has his pay and his pensions He has The glory in
eideni 10 valiant conduct either in the commander the
eaas, ,oua,, j.; ., ~ " i. u"ne, ''e
him the benlfieen laws ard institutions that man
ever saw. He aspire 10 The highest office in the
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