Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-11

at the feet Of the Gamaliel demo-
racy, takes charge Of the Union paper,
nd is now the organ Of the union-De-
nocrats, North, South, East and West, but
lot Of the secessionists such as Bocock,
Powell and Averett. To show l am not
in this. / give you the whole of
IN Editorial from the Union Of the 26th.
If August last, in reply to the Raleigh |
Standard, which is another organ of the
Here it's:
The Raleigh Standard and Our
selves.
We regret to find an article in this democratic pa
per which falls far short of our estimate of what is
due to the questions involved in the party relations
pf the country. We refer the article of 23rd in
slant, in which the editor remarks that 1.-THE WASH
ingon Union newspaper has been ofbnt little. fany
service to the party in this State during the late
and indeed the impression of many OF
our friends is, that it has rather crippled and nlu-
red us in efforts against the common adversary
That paper has been. and is now, taking part with
Cobb and Foote against Mcdonald and Quitman;
and we do not remember to have seen at any time
in its columns definite and correct statement of the
position OF the democracy, or OF the South gem
orally, in relation to the so-callcd Compromise"
This is not quite as harsh criticism that be-
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such settlement of the slavery question should
prevent the future agitation Of that subject. But
we not driven from the field by such denunca-
ton; do feel that the impartial Judgment of
the great body of the democratic party will concur
in the opinion entertained by the Raleigh Standard
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bu,nhle ,h;I,i.s co,l1 o,,,,,ln, IT, 80. ~ ~
have certainly ,hs,,;,oJ 6,o,, all sb L.. a., ,,,
which has becn cmnoved !, d,,no,s,r,,;,,e ~, M
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North gnined cveryth;nr and ,be San,b nn,hin,- "
Ifthis had becp trIc MI Tho son,bor,, ,o,,,Log Oh,
voted for that measure deserved r., ho han;shoi f.,
the confidence of ,bc;r cons,tron, al ~ -
surc itsele ougbt T., ho s,;u ,,.,,r1 e., -.
cords. bv drawing blacL Inol nrornd ,L, ia,,raal
which co,t,;ns /, - - - -. J'''ni
memorable occos;on. 7, sc,,ncJ =, ~ 10 Lo ,,,r,
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ure "a the hcs, ,bn ,bat conid h d. III
element and IN d;sorn, re-, or;,a,,.. nj ~
Soutb ,eho oinoJ r,olI, n. H. J.,,,: e ~
Union
Whilst CENTRALIZED Nv ,b;s lo,a;,, .an,;.n.
have deaI, VII f,rh,,..ar,,, ,,, - .pr W.
party who hive Differed from ne ,n es,oc;aIl IN.
wards those WIN scer,cJ ~ ,rnrcbcnJ IA, s.
rights would be ENDANGERED by aco,,;os,,,co IN ia
Cnmnromise Far S,oto ,;rLts a. ,,,J,,,.1 h.
Jefferson and Jaekson-hv ,5n minis IN, c,rr,al
and have had the greatest oror, J.; II,
covernment-we rms, ,b,, We en,,,,5ip ,,,r.,,s
as profound ms thar of apv scu,be,-nor. ,d .o l
not by any consideration bc led IN ,akn n H., NJ,
culnted 70 weaken Then, r., =; ,,ro,,,,,;a, ~ a.;
feeling is sincere should that he in5igpnn, ,yLicI
condemns the rash and mad noIcy of no eocoss;or
lists who assembled at Nashville and who ,,Ier ,hc
pretence of considerinp what means c,lJ bo i;
sed for the purpose Of pacifing tbc ro,,r,r aJool
the only course which was s,spe 70 nroJ,co tl,a o,
posi,e effect. The remedy adnnted bv ,bose mon
was Immediate secession mr. ub,t ,,as tn,,,r,,,,
to it, a resolution conr,itting Tho sn,,bor S,,n !.
the sunport of any ono IF tbc, ,L, III, ILL
from the Union. and declare null and yn;J ,l,n l;
cations created bv The constitution. J ~ Ia Z
ter the Compromise had bccome n Inv, If rho l,nJ
by the votes orn maioritv of ,bo son,Iar r,o,,La.
themselves and when il Vas potor;os I'm, NH ,h1
remedies and the doctrines dyoro,cd bv NJ Chez
and his disciples were rrecopcinblc Win tho main.
tenancc of tie Union nnd cnpld ,,rnd,,rc mn othc,
effect than to stimulate Soutb CaroIin, an Tho M
hand tn exocu,o bor hoo, 80 ; 81 III
oitiorists and the free-socrs n, ,bc o,or bapJ N
oppose the fIrtive-slave law. In f,ct il wos HI.
tinctly declared by Mr. Cheves that the con.tutior