Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-05

the choice Of every Southern State. and hav
ing got the substance. they are very willing
That Virginia shall have the shadop-the honor|
;ofthr nominations. Bur even that seems to bel
quite barren-so many Of The delegation claim
tug it, thai should ri. rec be elected. he should
nave more and bigger offices. than the pres.
/ mi economical Administration can turn over Ia,
him to satisfy them all for their distinguished
services.
How piiiul then the atiempt. 70 associate.
he name OF General Scorr. with the frcesui
/ action; because. iorsooth one irecsoier goes
nr him. Could we not r.'tort most aptly AMI
: mwerfuly. Tia, in receiving the head and from
md author of The party into warm embrace a.
do Van Buren. they are more guilty.
tar more. than he they accuse
! do now and have always held the lncofa-
e" party. responsible tor the slavery agitation
1 Yea, hold Southern dcnnciacy Responsible
They have agitateJ brf;,reani after he Com
pr" MISE" II has been the stock in trade III
small potato politicians through Virginia an
The Suuh. Ii VIM. H. Seward i. II great and
dangerous man, they have m,de bim so. He
has said himself, that he is much indebted Ia
hem for the position he holds. To say that
General ScorT is under an undue influence,
rom any quarter, i, false.
he man born to communal cannot he L.
i y any, least OF abby the smivelng hypocri,.
s md political pirate that they charge This i
lone to injnre General Scorr in the South
! They said long ago tina, Sc.rr was the man
obliged to he the man. If gratitude formed any
dDor inn Of American character. aud for man,
months they have lalored to defeat his noml
ana'ion. But they failed Enough Southern
81 nj II know him Ia nail the liz tn the counie,
! md Scarf stands before the country. Us .fa~
a. the SUM-. and ",norc formidable than an ar
Jmy of'.snnrrs."
Most strange that certain would be grcal
linen usual. have been parties To this inia.
3nons fraud. The democrats are circulatng II,
least one Wing sperch. Bat happily that i.
nov harmless. Whether such gentry viii re-
lie, m themselves. cor he forever fa,lcn" has mol
vet transpircd. but certain ii is ,ha, having dom
aiI the harm they could, it makes very little dif.
ference whether they go or stay. For one, |
{ stand ready Ia denounce every man who ialrcrs
As Gen. Scot, at Chepulfrpec put an Ameri-
fan bayon", behind every coward. so shuulJ
'~ place.! every Wing who would desert the
yrarty and conn,r, at such a moment as this
3Of with his head. so much fur every man
.aifhat pr-te"ds 10 he party man. Ci'izcn- If
aVirgi'ia " here viii you be found in the great
fright before .onl
Yon have before you great Statesman and
IN great General win, haI waited nearly thirt,
Is ears fprihr reward fnsrrinus pubic ser, ic..
Gle i~your broher and your friend. viii you
srarge yourselves unl,.r his victorious standard
sn his FIRST civil battle or " i'll you cast >onr
i otes tor alien and stranger. Thick n
sihe Iaurrs cluster ON his orow ripe AS are the
sh"nors won Wy himself nj home and yielded
shim abroad. meihinks the approx al of his he
Bowed native STATE could just and Only fiji ihcI
measure ofhis glory! Shall he ha,eit. Amrn