Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-25
TIE ENGLISH LECTURER-AGAIN.

In our last, we gave an account OF the poor
comfort extended TO the motor ous abolition lee
turer, Thompson, in Boston. Since that we see
that 1t has been announced that he would speak
in Worcester, Massachusetts. From the follow
ing correspondence, which rs altogether reliable,
il seems that his purposes were all arranged before
he sailed for our shores. In view Of tins, we see
no reason why those who discard, contemn and
denounce his visit amongst them, should not car
nv out the course, timely suggested by the
Richmond Enquirer. Let the Union men oftke
North--thoSc who are urbraidcd at home for
their devotion to the Constitution and laws, be
cause they will not DIN with Horace Mann
and others, who have yielded to the mad designs
of the agitdtorS and ianatIcS-lct them now. when
they have an opportunity of increasing the re-
spect and confidence OF their Southern brethren.
embrace II, and drive from their midst this i'm
pudcnt foreign medler If there are no means bv
which the Government can arrest foreigner
clothed with official authority in his own country
when he attempts am open and violent assault, on
our own soil, against oul laws, and endeavors to
nStil A spirit of INSTRUMENTATION into the minds of
our people, there is moral sentiment, which,
if exercised, can do it. Those who have stood so
firmly in Massachusetts for the peace measures
and the execution of the Fugitive Slave Law,
should now drive this miserable tool of faction
"bacll to England as fast as steam can carry him"
Correspondence ofthe Journal Of Commerce.
/ Pans, OCTOBER u. 1850
To my apprehension the important article in the
ondon pa pers of asi week is the report of The proceed
nns of the soree evening party in the London Tavern
in honer ol Mr.. Gorge Thnmp>on the famous Aholi
isl who "is dbo 10 proceed on professional tour Of
Icciar1g 10 the United Siaics" Two radical members
of Parliameni-o OF which ypn know he Likewise mem
her-"allended to grace tire farewell festival +" and one
ofthem. SIR Joshua Nalm,ey, presided. The chair
man ended his speech with the hope that Thampson
would slnn rtum with, if poSs bio. deeper love
liheity.o Laughter and cheers. Mr.. Wm. Wells
Btown. muatto fugitive slave. was a.rartionately
Introduced ny NJ ihnmnspn and addressed thu Assem-
hagr of phllan'hrplss telling them that "D,uel " eb
sier 10 be regarded as thu enemy If man from
Ieod down t. Marshal Ilaynau." Laugh er and
chsers. A symposium is defined TO be a merry asst
and ceruinly hi, sympos,r.
Ih mpSons hanngne is, of course the most remark
able and sgn,f,ave IL has always been srec stu as
apaner 10 cati of the kind though he proved
ineffective speaker in thu House # Commons lie
described WIN. IT, yd Garrison rs "a glorons heinr:"
he denounced the Liberia Coonizot scheme; he rea
ted how "he America aid abored ihere ffe cen
years a.o-how he Americans knew thai he took no cold
Ior : liver of them" But they knew thai they received
considerable slipni from Scott sh finale Abl i'm ST.
cie $ 600 per annum it WAS said aud believsd-
lie ack owlrdges that he accepted .f}0l wear for
''advucang the cause of isavprv " In. acendary's
present errnl is to strike while heirrn hat-n agra
vate the heats y oIuced by the fugitive slave bill All
true Ameclus whichever may he h.it teelnu aud opn.
ions in regard la the law. vii sach inpn lent and
sinister intrusion into heir domestic concerns as the pre-
tended apps eship Of this foreigner.