Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-25

-, l,, A. a.. q, IN. N ~, mr. - rhe Sufii ~ the
las, n io lie N,-t Yoi#vl dai tai mh'le have
hren tine my csns'iineo.s. have he fu- s'+' -
he c,astisufina aad IN The Intna. lhta, a. I"asl J
ias. sr--iny con ariro"e q diy bars me nnrss-
n haze h,en rue nys u. ia my hpae1 jiog'fh
TO ny own i Iasld rgd dn'Y' a "' pa
fl iisn s,d ws NJ fememh't hp~ JnstY, "s wen as
Low noble. II Las hen sud
"TAia al w 81 80 to thne own self b. frus,
AID il mat fo'l,w. - he uehi the Day,
',han cans nj be fflse toRny man.o
And nov. NJ. Chairman weud gladly turn 10 some
sstas consideration Il tn great aiesil as o The dry
b#i an anlnis1d That my hour Il almost 'A1husfd,
and snsl rpsetv. what hl nrtpsei Ia say on thfsa
I4rira II annth~t ard tres an early oPP rfdn'tf-
avi4t oara swept the ,fsfsiye ubh Of personalities
ont If N, pth -ail no lnapef be- als'raee N dralHg
with the weg'iiier naots which are bel re rs canno
conclude hoWevHf pn his occasion without iew distinct
derafanps.
II1hs Fl st place sir have M brq arion IN saying
HAT tie adu,=iln If California INTO the l'nln As a
stare untar the tuition which, sna has herself eop
ted IS il my Judgment the r4i and great metsafe 10 br
aecump at pfe.pf seslpH ol Cpapres'. F"f lat
+ an ready aad shall brag 10 1t whiiesrr power ]
pos ess
IN tie second place d, not believe thai slavery does
INV e>Isl. eNs, an ary o the territories r.
erny acquired fun Mexico. @ihnul lie psrlve sane
INN Of law And sue, sanction l. Tor one, shall never
aid IA giving
10 the hrl place, sir. while reserve to mysefth the
fall hery II ard 10 vote upon every question Which
may hereafter arse. as my Jhdgi' NJ III INC i al WI
der tn circumstances may dictate, have no r7lt1lon
IT, expressing my opinion That the pln prop sci by the
President u the United States is the plan to which we
must eune last af The settlement o these exciting
aud difficult questions. do mol say TIM IT IS The plan
Of all others winch al MS could have wished 10 car
1T Bp' III" question ~ MT "ha' NO wish. nut
Whit can accomplish of 10 do were easy n 10
know What 1t ~er" 80 10 do, ehapes had been church
IS, and p9sr mems oolages rch vows palaces" We
must aim al smethiug practical and practicable The
President tas dele aud by following ont his sng-
oesous, tclirve Sontlcfn senshliies may b. alyed,
Northern principles .fctodY Wind Gated, domestic
peace maintained. and the American Union preserved
And, Mr. Chairman. The .imcricm Union must be
,resrrred | speak for Fancujl II H. Nj fr Faneu
Hall occupied sometimes has been by anti sll-
very a Liberty rady convention denouncriug the Cou
slltniioH aud Gavcihm.nt under which 1--we, and
bfoat15ag lhrratenings aud slaughter against all who
support them; bat tar Faoen Hall, hanIed as II has
been often in tines past. and as II will b. 81 often for
tlau5and generations IN iine 10 come, by rs intelligent
on; .pra ri FaneWl Il, anl If the erelt masses Of
hearted American iteemen. without distinction Of
parry, " no delight To dwell beneah its shadow and To
Gather bneallit' ro,l; speak for faueul Hall when
say The onion Of these States must not, shall not, be
d.s,olvrdl"
Inc honorable member from Ohio Mr.. Giddngs) al
hded The other day. IN terms repfoach and condem
nation. &, a sentiment which proposed Al public din
ner ibis fJuen Hal, on the 1th o Jnly. 1916
am willing hit he House aud the Country should
pass lul gneu upn lha sentiment, an s,try thai ii
n1f bnue hut such a5 Tia, ueate 1t here Ia day
| stand by II now and always. l. is my living sentiment
an will be my diving sentiment;
"OcH Coz NrRY w he her bauHded By the -. Johns
and the Sabine, however Otherwise bounded II de
s'Ubed. aud he the me1s0rcmen less; stll ou
county, II be CHERISHED IN all oU heais-to be dettncd
by all om hsitds"