Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-23

sen.iens which refrsde the cznfrdefacy may vel P's
hstmies<y awss. iherr are. indeed. r,f enau- mani
Is IONS of de- discomfort At the Srlh; snd th"s'
hase frightened spd uhllned by the recent
~ parsued "a Nefnifnt. The Legislature Il that sat.
las uslly BY stuie. sanulled II" law If tongr
the recspurs ii fog tive slaves which auns induced
the : hem = T. sequesc- ir The h'e Gnmpfo
measures. Vermont In. thus Il 4 cited the
~h=le south At an injury and At Insuli. To nri-
fhef . with honor self r-spee submit.
/ Thee must hs a distinct immediate aud hnal settle
nnnt If the question 4 slavery between the sayehad
iag AID mn >1s,hald.ng Sta II the p'eseni aRa
tlnn Is continued the lnu vii inevitably BE- str,ed'
4 III el.nau, Of discord be- removed. ri iepd
rrmaus ." Jpsfdzs the pernsnsnrs 81 our Confsdefa
tin NJ hrnefabe means III 1uld h. lsf uulrd Ia rr-
siare and p-rpe.uaie itaaquIltv Fuf this We shout
exhaust every manure of cunetnun and hfbesfaare-
srarcelf paw much ft he restoration Of tnat
lstern.l harmony which he if- bod u tel.
4 nfgan1ation ard which alone can fr any length Il
fiue preserve The Enron. Ia discharge Of tie duty
whi-h the south 10 he's II aud her citizens, shr
nistn. al h7zaris All al any cost. her hnn-
~ her equality. her Ind, penteucs. and her essential
nga's 10 pr.tf ( hcf devori the uulon sbr
De itepa'ed t. sacrifice all else her II patuttsm
lhs late seton 4 Nrtmrn den ands lnsani settle
ment 4 tho issue which has ~ long sr'ct"d the
The scoo Of Indana ."ems To indicate that thu
Tine is rrupiri1ns fur IFS smicaba decision. For the
resfof,imn Of cpmple md ,h-etnal harmony. would
suggest measure which the pstlits Il all sections.
and all who reverence and Wiling ~ abide by the
Cons luttun msy cnnp"fa'e.
~on reco nmen1 he adopt by The legislature.
4 lntlrs Inviting all The ats of The nnn u
IN sending delegates +, represent the whol" people IN
general Curyeriun which Ought assemble early
PER Id not later Than Nav-al Bal nure, spme other
convenient GENITAL point, TT the ppfIos' Of bringing 10
end al srriIrns controversies, relative To slavery
10 lha end. the principles which should govern
he arti,n of the tonvrnon ought To be- announced N
The tcs lotions by which u j. called i should be IN
sled Ia unite in his movement, who In favor Of the
preparation uf The lnpn, and who 10 attain this raut
are IN iav"r of The Fugitive Slave bill. honestly and
daily enforced who opposed n liz repeal essent
al ned atn, ard "ho are adverse IN any further sgla
ton Of The avery ques,n either IN Congress in the
Staes. With this she South vii b. content: less than
tins only eysnuaie n The dissolution ct he Union
The acton II such Convent Il successful and FULLY
SUSTAINED by the savehodng States. would satisfy
and quiet he South If unsuccessful II would prove thu,
ths friends II order aud the Mon mpoten 10 coniol
he ana'.rol pa Sums which are urging speedy dis
s,luitu. l. lsa measure which addresses self Ia no
pal ocular party aud refers t., palHict organza n.
hui asks the cutdi snrpr't # eHefy tue patet IN all
SECTION. Of our widely extended Republic and which
lone ad qnaie Ia redress the terrible evils
under which he country now labonis, or of which II is
apprehensive.
To frndet hIs measure IF cua and to relieve the
deliberations If the GnnyrnDi,n ftam the iranme- by
which II might othem ise be- embarrassed would farther
recommend that such resolutions be ac onpani.d with
the sincere and earnest appeal OF thu State Of Virginia
speaking through her L"g-aura 10 her SISTER STATES OF
ne '"on 'hNeaung 'o'h l rosip'he any eNifene nc
~ " wv" - f'eS'"' oln'eoi'fS "n'll 'he result NJ
vi, e "'i'pf'a''oos III sn'h 'nhV'hiih could be known
! n' hhH'lI'o measures "hrh the Legislature may
adopt might be made dependent II Their continuation up
On me WI male acaon OF tins Conyrhlon
, ny ne "''on ~ 'h'7 Course appears u me The
"n h'sh' oe n'es'tved and rtfminated IN itatetnsl
harmony or The south enabled In prs sent united and
n9ho.'h front h the assaults o isn'tira adversarles
he first must be the sanguuc hope # all lovers free
dun aud men country; h last must he the sole refuge
" s'''"', 'uoep'naeh'' o"ly when an brighter hopes
nv p''s'" Nv 'hs ell IT 10 hr i"e and yam The motto
~ o Hu'" mus he, ~ II mas oeen, Union, II we can;
'"' p',"'"'' u We must
nave lhe hono' t. b..
Most respectfully,
Your obejnn, setVan',
JOHN t. FLOYD.
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copies ordered Ia be printed tor he uso oi the House
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