Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-25
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I talent IN or busy little city, ihai We bad Ho'
ldreamsJ of Orators and statesmen and con
stiiulional jnrisis, IN whom Hobry AMI liamil-
ton AMI Legsre Wereb1t "fEcruHners, abound
| IN our miJs, and may be met At every corner.
9o lave heard Of "cnter,1inieg angels una
wares = and We fear that Lyncbburg has
been sadly ignorant, that her precincts con
tanned 50 much Of genius and If worth, as tn"
Rep 1bhcau vouchcs for. One gentleman, lig
II be lawful 10 consider him human, no pos
sasscs such auperhumaa facnlty,) exhibited
before a select company Of democratic retire.
Wednesday night. talent most singular and
asto 1ishing. He "oieued," win masters
hand, the Frecsoil influences under which Gen.
Scott was nominated" II tbs be true, We do
not despair ofthe discovery oi Kidd suensnre,
or tie lost ships of Sir John Franklin. Tint
'hand. in some moment ofclairvoyant inspi-
ration, may yet "riea0' them.
We learn from it's second article, that
friend Of ours in Amherst, wcll.known for his
talents and earning--is "a gentleman Of very
respectable tock." Perhaps lie is-Perhsps
he isn't--wo don't know what 1t means, aud
shall not commit ourselves.
Ia its next article, mr. are found fault with
for saying. that the New York Evening Poa
spite upon" the democratic platform. We do
not know that the Post can "spt"--we never
saw newspaper that eould-any more than
a "hond" that could "vew." We designed
only 10 mike known the "loathing," the CON
dlctors Of that paper entertain and express
for The declarations and principles contained
IN the democratic Notwithstanding more.
II was a figure ofspecch, as The grdrnmars say,
but we have not time TO explain it 10 the Re
| public
Fonrrhly. we are favored with .ong ex-
tract from speech in Congress, by Mr..
Yoonbs, setting forth his objections TO Gen.
Scott. These the Republican tells us, arc
powerful and over" helmiog, and should go
home to every Southern Wing, who loves the
Union and respects he Constitutional rights
OF The South Now, as they are the very last
people in The world who ought 10 be oocr-
,ohel1led, we impore them not to allow these
objections Of Mr.. Toombs to go home to" them.
The consequences would he entirely too ser-
Gus.
The next article, we come to. bears as n con-
lion "TuE orurR SIDE" and consists mainly
one from the New Hampshire
state Wing, and lie other from the New York
Tribrne-cmployea to prove that Gen Pierce
. pro slavery man. The Republican has,
Of lat, denounced as vile and iaendaeious and
unworthy Of credit tho Concord AID Man
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Journals II tl't be inc iaw' the hePnbhcan
should hold to IT. whether IT'S OK Is gored, orits
ncighbor's. II the Tribune may he believed,
in spite of lis Freesoilsm-wby not the Man.
ebc.te, De,ocrot9
'ios'nB got through Win That article, VIC
are startled TO hnd at the head Of the next, in
huge aud heavy capitals" Ayfoundiar derel.
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