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

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But hear he pr"pia#ilc a'in2 ID -.
Bu-en. ~ ho va, mo = bold at spec" az. L.,
,n.f,ned in years and political nan's me-
II. told YOU plainly Whit "as ta'lr u.s.
,yhai fl,ry looked 10 ~ the iuiure, anu
las since oeen 100 fatally realized as lar ~ ~
,ledae offhe Democracy oithe United 9id'fs
IN ponyeoiion could realize the purposes ''il''
prorlaimeJ He SAID: -,
Il am the unmiligated enemy of slavery: aha
would have il abolished without delay. ! Say
,I,,.reg,r,.. that let y hat will come, SNAIL m
3er mn Dcccssjfg " whatever. support any ".a"
:, bo locs ,of bel, We slavery 10 be an uhhlN-
cd curse. and \ hn viii not, by virtue OF his
Office. use all constitutional power To abolish II
No more slave suites. no more slave r-rr,'ais
the uithdraW al of the support oi the ,a'f",
tiovef nment from slavery AMI the ah"l''''i' ~
il wherever It can be reached by constitution
n means. III our danger lies IN compromise.
Then see TO II thai Hose Th0 represent 90" mr.
aithfaI 10 Mc cause Of liecdom. See 10 1t that
hey make M compromtSe NTH @arcry.
Again: he says, will state iairly' 'feeiN
and fully " hat we expect. We expect t." nake
he Democratic patty oflhis STATE New ORR }
he great anti slavery party Of tie unned
S.
result will do we'll 10 gel out Of The wav' f'r
there's no doubt " hen on' principles get faifly
l,,.Gar. the peopIe. so ihat they can hear them *
know what they are and IRE lure m""e ar
riaecprats far Hat r'en that tie anbo'e ffoP'e
NH "a 1elH as; ard our SoDthctn frte"dS' hat
| mr. had Miags all Mer ow" "0y toT he ltsf
hefntY fcc Or hblHy yeafs m@1 m0h' up Mrl'
minas In 1ct MS hare our urn 'cay .tofa ch"e,
These are the objects, plans and designs o.
the Frcc.oi party, boldly and fearlesSI y pro
| claimed Ivy one Of the incipal leaders OF fhal
| faction, md tnost rapid progress have they
md, truly in making the Democratic plrty
! Of New York the great anr.laYely nany of
New York, ami Hrough ii, and It's influence,
toe Democratic party Of the United States the
gfcat anIi.savcry party Of the United Statos,
when 0lrcady, they have been forced III Ma
tonal Convention Of Northern and South, ri
| Democrats, 10 affirm what alone the antl-slase e.
~ men have conlcndrd for, TO wit: "fhat al
mcn created c9@a1; that ,hey are endo" ed
! hY lhoir creator Win certain inaltcRabie TightS,
among which arc life, hbcriy, and the pnrSui'
! o(happiResq - and at IIilsborough and IfanlI-
III Halls, but IA few days since, he maintained
his consistency IN supporting Mr. Pierce. Do
you take hirn ior fool, or do you suppose lie
knows his mn : And the question may be
asked cmphaticaIIy, now, are the Southern
States, is Nirgina-preparcd To rattv THIS en-
dolsem"it of line CONSTRUCTION Of The prir cilles
OF the Declaration Of independence, BY their
support Of tie candidate thus presented tc
them If So, let us hear NO more hereafter
against the AboIrioni.ts of The North. Your
| support OF PIERCE. under such c rcnmstances
will amount TO declaration that tie negro i,
crearcd the r7n0i IF tire Whjtc man, and thai
he Is endowed Iy his creator with the jna1ien
oble rights n, Liberty. do NOT mean 10 say
that the Southern men " hn voted tor this Plat.
form VIII act upon this principle. for know
lhey Will NOT; bot they have made fatal err
ror, iate CONCESSION To the anti slavery men
ot the North, Wl,ic h i becomes Southern men
every where. NOW, at this time, 10 rtpuliaIe
and condemn.
on have been acquainted with Mr. Pierce,
views on slavery, orratherirce soiIism, throu h
OTHER channels thanIhe YIN Burens You ha, c
read his Ne" Boston speech, Inch has been
proved upon lam by lhe ofiaar.ts of venty.
one persons Who le0rd it, You have seem.
admitted b. the New York Herald one Of The
most 2ea'ons OF all the press III Is supporf.
hiier hn'Ins once rldlculcd the possibility of
MS hhVInS made 1t, that paper now SAYS:
such beng our opinion Of the merits The
"iipeSs'S and laklag INTO confederation. also
the strong temptation OF len. Pierce ON The oc.
casloh IN que shon, III concjiarr the Demo, rati,
frfesolI'rS, We must conciudc unless Mr. Foss
ana others are nnpuncii,led knases) that tn,
Case ike the native American letter of Cen
Scot, Is proved against the Democratic non,i
lee" '''
ut was for The local eec,ons-it was All G,r
buncombe' and that paper recommends to
Tue Democratic party TO say no hing NOR,
about 1t, but let 1t 60 for what it is vortb all
alfempfs at deRi@ onlyrecoling uiA addljou.
al tofcc." Yoa have seen the vote of Con
Fierce IN relation to he admission of Rrcoka,.
TWO slaves INTO the District of Colur4,;o -
YOU have seen his Vote in the Senate Of ,ba
United States, on the Sd of .TanualvIs2o na
on motion TO lay on the table y n,.,n,,,, :
praying tor the abolition of slavery in the DE-.
trIct OF Colun bia, and in the Territorv ,f Flan
,da' and Jor 0do'ishing tie stare trodc Lct,reo,
NE Sf0feS' Which was madea test vote ard -.
which every Southern man, with a few W n" T."
q err men, voted In the affirmative. ami NJ
ilerce with Ii Others all from the N,r,b ra,.l