Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-16


what VAS false whist Vas a real question &c
tween parties and bal was a miserable lssae.
How then was j., Nc ask, II Mr.. Campbell
confined himself II topics having no greater
relation 10 the canva. "tlau tic dog law Of
Lyuohburg." that lie obtained victory IA &c.
bate over "a Distinguished aud talented neon.
Der Of the Spartan dea ocracy Of Richmond
brought oil the way here 10 enlIgbtcu the peo-
pic If this city upon the real quesons Connect.
I'd nth The Presidency and who whcuherc." as
not allowed to engage in discussion with any
one else than NJ. c. Suppose Mr. Campbell
hal spoken Of "lhe dog law" would be have
gaincd the victory he did! The Republican
has aecd 10 think again. That intelligent audi
encc. whose Shouts shook the huge building IN
whiellhey were assembled last Saturday night
did not lhinl with the Republican, ihat these
were misctaJle issues, and ve invite that jour
nal 10 consider, whether ~ the different l1dge-
mcnt they proclaimed, and in The huzzas With
which they encouraged him TO disc iss these
very questions il docs not hear the resurrection
trump of Virginia, summonioe the democracy
~ jad semeu, against is Doctrines aud policy.
We reioiccd 40 the triumph # Mr.. Camp.
bell not Us that Of personal and political
riendovct polIttcsladser.,ry--nos asthat eta
whigoyer dcmocrat-ba, aslhat Of the people
over the false teachings of politicians. We
hailedit as an evidence that the era Of prejudice,
of saphi-try, OF idle speculation and pfotitless
abstraction " rs passing away. aud the brighter
day of common sense aud common utility was
coming in--tbat sound healthy, practical and
practicable IDEAS az Invading the body polite
and moving the popular MUD that an age OF
egitimuir and substantial progress such Poo
press as -houd be fell and par crafed IN by
men in their otkshops-over their Iedsrrs--
m their frlds and at liz II lealfl s mud boards,
- about 10 be luaugnrated. II the indications
81 Saturday ngt may be considered as
throb Of Virginia puIse, ve may not vainIy
expect these things. In our hearts Wc trust
That il may be so--that bail has been sci in
motion, that III roll on until ii has crushed the
errors and laiIacies aud prejudiees Of demo.
cratic statcsmanship Out Of tho sight and rccoI-
lecIions of our people. Let us steadily and
maufuy support those who are the agents in
hi. glorious work. let rs cbccriully and per.
sevcringly use every prudent cndea,or to pro-
mott IT, especially, nj pscscnt, let us tnaintajn
The rigt oil Virginia To- an equal participation
IN the proceeds of the vast national domain to
which she so muniiiccnty contributed and TIC
time will soou arrive, when, if the question be
nskcd, how the poor children of the common
eath are To be- educated. or how the taxes Of
The people are 10 be lcsscned, no such reply will
bc e,ycn rs that Hcwa re "mscyaJlc jsapcs'
The New York Express has seen mani
fcsto,sigocd by lnrgc number OF Irish citizens,
giving the following, among other reasons,
why they intend to vote for Winfield Scot at
the coming election They display patriotism
and intelligence and their reasons should com
mcndthemselvcs 10 heapprovalo every good
cirizrn
1t. Because he is in favor Of lu'crnal I'm.
proecments. and because Franklin Pierce is
opposed 10 them.
ed. Because Scott is in favor Of American
policy and American principles whereas Frank.
lin Pierce is the special pet OF British interests
ard British policy, as represented 10y lie Lon
don Times.
3rd. Because Winfield Scott has been 40
years before the public, distinguished alike in
War aud in Pracr,-whereas his competitor
has lever done anything To endear lam To the
country, ar 10 IT'S citizens, natve or adopted.
4th 9th 9Th They viii vote for Scott, in
preference to Pierce, because of his noble con-
| duct fo Irshmpu on the uriSOu shine ot Ono.