Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-29

s'liaon would eNclod" ssvety} And with this erfaa
" b. Ire then, with the doubts and conf5tng ofn
existing IS III whether the NIexican laws prohbuug
sllFsfy are Ill ia ioicr aud considering the pfeat Gust
Il transporting slaves tn California. is II nj absolutely
eiHn that they wond uoi be ttken there in any nun
bcrs worth speshiae Of
Il Is Then fired fact thai the remandng Of Calitnr
ril AK Ia a territorial government would not b. the
means OF making >lavth Ling State Of her nor prac
trd1g be OF any benefit "a the Sanfh
bat her ilmis ought t. be relnrrd Well, extend
me Missouri compromise Inc Ia tn Pacific. aud estnh
lIh territorial government South Of the Inc trthom
the Nlmo pfovisn. WIN HAT H. M Something
more must he done. here must be declltuty ut
Congress. saying that the MEXICAN laws prohibiting
slavery are uot m lureo positively repeating
them. Against this. the Whole \ rh is united, As one
man. Not me m'mhef from any enc of the non sa' u.
hudtaE States, II Is confidently believed can be found
IN 'ti'f House IT Congress who Nuri woe repeal
those laws, IT SIMPLY Ia declare them null aud void -
tn opp stian In amy such ments by Congress load
l"g members Of the democratic parry Of the South have
ttd mp tlelr Voices. the ground TINT they wnul he
Inc Hsstcnt with the principle Of nnnncrsenton. which,
as Jher N common vi the Whole Democratic party of
the Nolh allge denies TO Congress the constitutional
power not merely Ia abolish establish slavery il
the Ierllores but 10 lcgislue upon The subject"
This Is The ground occupied by the Union newspaper
OF tins city, and as Understand the ground occupied
in an elaborate letter recently wreu by Mr. Speaker
Cobh Of he II use ei Representatives, aud repnh,hel
several DAYS ago IN that journal
linus divided Among themselves to the cxpedlon-
CIV. necessity. aud cunsiituunaity of any act OF
Congress, e taer expressly repeating. or declaring null
and ved, the local lws u the Territories prnhhl ing
slavery, with What prnptts patton of the pol
CT leaders. or of the peo e of The South demand Of the
North the establishment # the Miss nm Compromise
line. accompanied by an express recognition # their
right 10 remove With heit slave properly The terrific
y sonh Of that line. an utmdni. a sine qua
ot thur continuing In the luunl
GARNET. will not thai portion II The people of the Sou
whose leaders are attempting to seduce them lnt this
issue. see that is false ssuean issue which ought
never 10 have been made and should ba ahlndlned
far rs has already been made an issue in which they
Cannot carry their point, aud upon which they cannot
cede from The Uninn}
Most sincerely do we wish that The Missouri compro-
mise in spirit well letter. could be adopted -
But the latter without the form ia hunoug mock
cry, an insult To the intelligence of the South; WHILE
against the ormer hat Is, the line, with an enactment
by Congress removing all lmpedlments nfeated. be
lcved 10 becfealed, by the existing local laws. 10 the
introduction oi slavf property into the territories South OF
thai line, we find arfayd the whole Norh. and u
he most distinguished haders of the South
The establishment of The Missouri compromise. III
Pira aud IA letter. therefore, we have hight To regard
aud the Whole people Of the 5 nth should So regard II
as utterly nnpacieabe!
And # practicable and carried into effect it could not
avail Tho South IN any ro-peel whatever
As to california, The question ot the lnlcduc ION of
avry Is already settled and settled, have shown
~ causes l9i which neither congress nor the people Of
he Norh are to b. held responsible. A. it has boon
ay remarked; No matter ~ neither Cabfrna be or
be not admitted now or whether she be OF be not re-
minded Il territorial condition. there has been such
Development OF public sentiment thzte, render the
exclusion u lhe ust tuition inc vluahe."
ALTO NV Mexico and Utah undertake 10 say.
wjat every int lll4rnt SOU h"fn pllutr knows tll
we'll that were Cougo,, Ia declare tlem open 10 he IN
II durtlon oil sltves. aud otra baunty of hundred
dollars per head or all thai shnd he carn,d mo those
Teflloe-; neither Of then. woul could thereby be-
come sayehoIdp. STATE.
Assuming, 'h'n- aud il Is upon such assumption that
we have penaod the foregoing remarks that he Mis-
SCUM Compromise, IN spun Wi as II letter, vii not
be adopted and tina California. with the bound mics pro
scr5e1 IN her Constitution, iciH he admia,d mln the
UHian, State. during the present session Of Con
gress. again ask. N hat ought the South to du?''
Dis I've lie mon, aud Tor mere ab,traelon2 No
Thai, SIRE. sho viii not d.. What othel course
then, VIII he be called upn by sef spec. aud by her
OWN be inter SIS 10 pa SUI Nil it not be thai Of a
mn y pltfalic acqqi in he mpatlnt MEASURES.
~h ud they Pass the House of Representatives, which
haFa ae d} pas I'd he Senate fr he h'atun Of the
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