Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-06

ha... b.l.,,,, ,r,., u hii.. write. y book l'.'b
IIisled IN lsa2 ofililr,i ..1tr Legion OF Labrf-
| ~ and F..,e..or Truth. continuing the thoughts
Ind ,I,, a. al ,roaiil.ei Ipo,iies, CaamIto'S
md 1arfyrs" II = Ii he'd with cuts or plhi's
presenting the most re,o ting seenrs maj ol''
ioficd and disordcf,d una -inntion can coaeel'e
such as a negro y ho mas taken refuge III me
wafer, Icing pursued 10y blood-hounds. ana
/ shot OF hy lis muster from tie banks 81 ih'
stream; another tied naked TO n rec, and a hit
/ kinded around bin la burn Inn alive; and 81
a bird. win IA negro stretched ana o9haien
by cof,ls io II platform, and the m t-"r or over
seer cbopfing him up by Picee.Heal win hn
nxc. and throw ing IL sc, cral pnfis iLto hf'
close b.. Thcsc are intended 10 represent Inc
different modes 81 punishment rcsorted II ~
tic Soulb--nll Of which are cal niated aild IN
tended 10 ms cad and nHnme tn ignorant aud
fanatic portion Of lhe North.
THIS book contains some 200 pag s. h.Ied
II ,icgant cTfrdctsfrorn the "Apostl, =, Ghan-
pions and Martyrs" al the Abolition parry,
project with ironil.plctc, which presents
the likeness of Mr.. Jelicrsor, with The follow
| ing inscription beneath, taken from the Decla-
ration 81 Independence. a. the "ibcrai Prl"ct-
plc' embodied ty him in that instpuuent-"W
mcn are creatcd cgual'-and y hich now ST njs
before the world endorsed hy The Democratic
party. ~ having "crcr bccn eard,nai prine'-
plc in Me Demoe, at,c Juifh," which you are
called upon now to confirm.
To show more clearly and distinctly whit
WIS mcam by thos. Northern men who fam
ed this Platform, and by the Southern demo"
cracy who thus ampered with on institutions,
BY iamrly pandering IL the appeiites Of fhes'
Abolnonlsls that they profess Ia coutem',
quote from several Of the most Distinguished
ri the Abo!iti1n party, well known 10 fame
whose extracts are here to be found.
First. Mr. John { Spencer, late Sec1e'ny
of Wur under the Administration of Mr.. Tyler
lie says IN The New York Legislature:
81 go further than the gcntlcm,n from Del 3
ware (EasrGs ROOD on this subject lie
saws that the adoption of he Declaration "i
! Independence in this State Cunslituirn rend
crs slavery unconstitutional. contend thai
the tr.t aetou Of CIR nation. Icing solenr
recognition Of The hbrrty ami cquaIly NJ al
Dtca, mud that the rights Of life. liberty, and
pursuit Of happiness Were inalienatIc, were Ia,
corner s'one Of our Conrcleracy, AID Is nboy,
all constitutions aud all laws"
TIC present member Of the Scn'te from .
hio Mr.. Wade, referring to the same "hbcra
principles embodied in the Declaration Of la
aePrno"hee ior MS JaS'lhc"'loa sad;
ne wanna point genie men 10 me instru
mem ('no po'iara.lon oi indePenI"ncr) wang
''R Oh me W"i'' ana say 10 lhem II me- Wll
tranpIe itsjust and holy precepts beneath 'hcir
''''' ',eo rear 1t DOWN and eiiaee 1t from exist
ene'' Tor II wns mere only as an evidence and
'" ~, oil Their deGradallon.
ne celebrated Mr.. WIN. II Seward rely
ing 10" on ihr'e ,ho'f"f PrI"clPfes' winch are
~" declared 10 hethe cardinal principles OF Il
''''m"c a'ie '"''h' SAID:
ne august Congress OF Statesmen WHO
lald me foundation of the Constitution. mo'
enpha''ea'ly declared that all mc@ mr. 6orh
lf'c an" e2"0l' ana hav" 'naIlenable rights IN
CT nS''ten' WITH every form OF saTcry
>, Nr' h'yd Garrison n % appeals strongly tc
The asso' ton III ;he Droiarniion Of Inaeuend
e''''' mat al men are created I. &c aud e4""'
ana ,, '"uo"'" Wy 'helf creator NTH an tRalte"@
IN nv r,S'f I" ''"'|'9
n''e extracts. WITH many others from per
so'S less distinguished and less known to iane
serve TO shoW that they rcly atone on the pin
eil YES now tai " endorsed by the Democratic
atorm Ton hclr Qualifications; and now people