Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14

The tWa Senators. he well 70 luak nj the pfrseal
position e Old Bullion" Il IS necessary 10 say "pfe
nt," f'r, considering his age exnetience s. he i far
fom being consistent any lhiuP save the opinion
Of his own ioparianco VIVA, lartnne miehl ha teal
ised II he could he bought al Juhc appais,ment aid
sud at his own ehas returned f.am contest ~
lis own stale ia which it Is ind he was preiy vel
blfched The object of that Ia >ceero lis re-el
ccli.n IA The Senate Whist was MOI done last snmnr
Is 10 he finished this winter If indeed. The whole batlle
Is act ye 10 be oaghtey again. Most rrahabyhe has
~ vii tahe sumo position "a clneJie He Mig Of
his slate and some aachafthe enough suppose he
looking 10 Us fer What he never viii oil ifam hs unn
rafty-the nomination Tor the PRESIDENCY. Wrong Tor
ahea Mr.. h. We may "Neuphften some extent
but never calculate such urespness'' rs h4t "
have enoagh of YOUR rule ruin tribe and have sui
feed more fon tAem Than party thar ever existed
Bat we mus protest agaus his making the Senate IA
gan The arena Tor his personal eotte-s. Surely tn
country has suffered enough IA ITS Legislative Halls and
cenftS Il Iw from his squabheS. They We're created Tor
different purp 5, aud The people uted Of seeing
m9noy enough 70 ply tie interest IN any Of our public
dent, (xrept Mr. Pdk's,) spent in paving Tor his per
soaaI ailairs.
Mex rumes Mr.. Fooie uho with every thing tia,
pertains 10 him, might be properly placed II the 'foi"
lie proposes o. discuss, calmly. fully. dispas>lauarIy,
freely, h'erally, lngitudnaly, horizontally pefpcudia
ularly. pin, smogicaly, urlaly politically and Miss
issppaly the question If slavery, and by the"poent
~pelP II his ma chess and magic eoqueure' 10 "lull
to repose" the agIta'rd waves OF public opinion.
lie Is in "leilher" iur 'argnment.' and like John
Win, ready to .'iacke the Chief Justice" With due
Difference 10 the Judgment Of he Honorable Senator ram
Missssippi-we thmli his pro osed discussion will 30
nogmd. Every possible consideration either side has
been long ago red and at the end Of the discussion
the Senate will find slf out OF tumour with itself In
having engaged N such child'S play. Rnhr let the
uh. If there lie any danger Of attack, rest quietly be
bud their breaswok oi cotton bags, and lei Tie enemy
approach, until We can the "whes of their eyes"
then ''have a" their petIpel soals. Il lher sand
he defensive, han Ia invite discussion in winch we
have nothing t gain. Tho Senate will never pass the
Wiimot pro,iso hut, if 1t shuld. have ,e hapa
that will not mllus General Zachary laylor is the
man tor such an emergency.
The man who never counts rfsnonsbilitv is general
" The man 10 he elled on. lie i. protect the
Constitute" and Laws, and he ,cM do Il. lhe very
men who nov misrust The Executive this point are
the very ones who voted ID, and sustained Mr. Polk in
his Apr val o The Oregon Bill But say they, Ore
IN was North Of thai l0e Of COMPROMISE and again. it
vas the only mpans Of extending PROJECTION To the ID
lenceltss' inhabitants 81 that ttrrory.p Nov let it b.
said supply that Cafmia, NcH Mexico, sc, is South
u that line and il Will tie long before tie North, how
ever great her majnry undertakes leuiSlae on that
subject South Of A. The rest. lis al Gas " II The
principle WAS vial ds is represented. Southern men
should not lave voted IN IL should til Democratic
Pr side have slgHd il.
Let these gentlemen Who can dis ineu'sh hetweco
the man who makes praPsItlun, and the one vim
votes fer Id Sims it, keep dark, leas csasc
Hgate all The patfu.isn.
NeXl come To tie diplomatic suspension. as pr1
posed by tie Senator from Michigan, who Is recorded on
une occasion 10 have haen his swod aud every and
many occasions l. hlVa had an unfortunate pucyity
HE "spos' lmcsume, irm his position, that thi- /,
HE great Gun Il The session. lie Wishes 10 defar from
Inc u9d advice Of Washington and II iii alain,t
world generally II the cause OF 'motrary ald I'M
ar, So We who, according 10 Iii, particular friend and
coadjat1 Mr.. Fooe. have about as much as W. cqn do
10 manage Own dttlirs drop hcn and attcmnt
10 regulate HE concerns u all Chrlsiendom Far why
rot suspend with all who aaye not come up stand
au # national nirgay.
Did Russia have something to do with putting
1aNo tese very distressed nun1araus Have MI
France very eeeatly been guilty Of far greater
~, Ia struggling lbs infant spirit Of Freedom Italy.
over which she hal IA shaC NV Of authority Have
all m7narfhe3, which we've able, done every ding To
Keep II down and, Is moi the spirit of monarchy
against it orcry lehae? Then, why select Austria -
Ivy uot pick out Eng land, whn only did less by
seircs IN hat she civilized aud enlightened
The tHng is prepnslernus and has its origin in the dis
tempered brain and Gellca>s spr which has marked the
man always 1t Is nothing more thln airap for the
Wigs. they want the Wings to oppose H. as every
one ofany nse mus do, and hen shift to sh udes,
i possible, the oi'um which that parry has acquired by
taking sides agalpsl our government that Is not The
case, he wants 10 The character which he bare
IN the 80 10 Affair." aud in every other affair EXCEPT
the me with Col Jno. 4. Rogers
Neltler al these VAS very popular. ard l5ed TO make
ban i'res lent 50 il he has any aspirations that way
yet. he sh nld try some other tack
You will observe That lie "harps" on his old theme Of
"Pragress' Progression - free enquiry - and all such
sutl, for II II Is all sHllIn him. as ang he leads
party Of 'pfogess" only in name. Y9o VIII see llrher,
bat he avesout The record 81 il anticipate his
action in the Executive srssien-to say he would vote a
gan@ ms friend. }. w. Nebh. tie Charge to Austria,
and Nh Ielcher, who ran away" from executive
scrutiny Andmirable. drnonnces The undue desire for
HE "sp'lI,.' Oh Cas- the unfortunate Knight of the
broken ord that you you should sly anything on
I.,fi a.