Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-11

lie came bCiofe inn less with f8itafy in4u
! slflI destruction; iess with a vocabulary url
6tl will the words humanity an1 philanthropy.
and progress md brotherhood, Tim ~iih spch
a scheme Of politics an educational. social nod
governmental system. y hich would Rave nude
them prosperous, happy aud great.
what he Greek historian sid # Pr.c'cs,
we al l,el might be saiJ of Lin-s'bc did not
50 much follow IS lead the pcope. because he
fane 81 NOT vi. wofds 10 please them. Ike one
wia IS gaining power hy ueV oriby means. but
VS. able anJ dared on the strength oi hls high
character. even n brave their anger H. contra.
d.e1iHg their VII
should Indicate Il - another n lrucr Of
Is IlIf, acts, aad apaIoa-, that Il aas IN an *
ifaafdlasry deeree uniformly mi hbcraly
conservative. Hesa Wih vision. M % q pro.
fhef lhal r our system OF united Government
an lac rn1mtliaed I'll q nationality sail he
generated If due intensity aud due ronpr.hrn
stan. glory indeed niI'runiH. q progress " ifh
anf end-a triumph ri humanity hitherto url-
-eeu-werc ours. AID therefore he addressed
liolsalf ~ mainltin litd united Government
Standing on The rock Of Plymouth. he iii
distant gcncraiinrs hai. and saw them rising
"1omaadiug f-inpailcut from the skies
from what then was lersh, unbounded, mag
nlierut Wiidcincss"--i- the shore # the
great Tranquil ,eo nol yet hccome ours. Bat
observe I" what he Welcomes them, by what
h. would bless them. II Is 10 good govern.
mf'i. II IS 10 'ifea.o'rs OF science ana De.
gus 81 Ie'r"4s' II Is To me 'a"'c'' 81
!o''''s'c '''--lae '1nine'Suf'lie 2oo'l " IA
'ioi a. Inc l''''l'"r'ai h2l'es 81 '"'''
'a.,'y 'nc ',Go' 81 - ef'h'u"g 'fou..
" - We "'Ply Il Tue ",s"o'' aln ''"'P',
- '3- o'"'"'S'''''"o ~ our 'o,''sn oha"S an
P'f'''' ~ ''' ''','e me-" - ~ "',o' ''o'''e',
sff'e''o ny he eE,nPHs ana warnings u
a. me put u, y, Ra1af''" "i" me s'o'y '"'
'iii''Hson %, M Inc 'iaS UNI 'o'fs IS SUOMI
progress "' Tue race without pause W,,no"t
ia.fe without return I" " men the connscl In2s
-, history are ~ De accom-" aa''a oy N'sG
'looseP by' more 'nah or as 'aoeh Is lH'' ct
ny u our Pnpae enafae'''S'h's Hai'hhah'''P
VIZ one "'eo recognised Europe an Ola
ono o"' l'' 2iasied ,"e 'aPaal loeh o' Inc
., 2s'lean P"sIua,a' afa 'tdaffd rom y me
" non i'S"'1n anu eelor OF Nh lcIi "iHCh
deeerocd lha We are 10 pay high part IN
human a1"r1. hat dlsco.nrd also Whit part
- peculiar "t' ant, distinct and grand, as onr
enisf Her'; mn lniiaene'' not Il eooact--'be
STA e-~'hr dtamn~-the catastrophe, all tut The
a.iaaea, "'' our e& l., an" - Ter lie l,'t 'iia.
sell III Loss he consulted reNcrcmly the &c nus
Iei Nashing'"n
l. ialng''E ttese .morlrs 10 coacIus'. n
Ii INIT moug tIlnas Lc'ouae daie not trust
myself ~ sVrek Il them, J 80 hut be mj,un.
dfiiooI or rire offence, II | hope that one
OH lta,t IN lis public character, one doctrine
f.thefoi his political creed, may bc remcm.
i b,fcI and bc nppfecnl. Il. It's enc Of the two
fundamental precepls IA which Plato. as *
Panndcd hy the greet masters Of Latin clio.
qaelee, and reason, aud morals romprrhcuds
the duly Of those WHO share in the conduct Of
he Smlc-'W gQocaRluc aopnk TOTEH
ca Prs ri 1biie0ealcRi0cdum Pagtcm aii9uaD,
h1e0ier rnL9nas deaeranL" that they comprise
III thor care the whole body of te republic,
nor keep one part and dc,erl another. lie
gives The reason, one reason, for the prcccpt-
! I'M aNi,ig grlH Grimm, C0gsDirui U0ytrHq mr..
ehount rem pclHi.7oa,sgj1lalai in cirltatc1a jadu.
caat S,dN0acm a,puc diS0rdian." The pat.
fiotl,m which cmbl acrs less than the whole IN
duees scdiion and discord, the Inst evil OF tho
Slate.
i How profoundly he had comprchendcd his