Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-13
what does the Election determine :

Tiled - tie eleclio1of Cen. Pierce. We meet
every where only win the indcdnite d,cllra-
ton, that lis triumph Is the Judgment of tie
masses in f5vor IF democracy. What drmoc-
raoy Is IN IL country AMI u lat are lis tcuc's
are tie saeaesl and most inroucla.iye studies
lint can be undertaken. If,,e look to the his
tory 81 the patty protesting 10 be guided by
is teachings, We ind their political acton to
have been Facilitating, contradictory, confused,
seli.jestfaefife-"semp ratian, RI mntab|e."
! II We look TO their confessions 81 laith at Bal.
rimore or elsewhere. We find them indefinite,
uninleiliRibe. Ambiguous onl suicidal. No
human beng can loreteIl whit is 10 be the
scheme Of government Of the coming admins
iration; because II Is inpossi..ls to COME tIre
which Of the satiaat branches If democracy
vii predominate,i IN Congress ana the Cabinet
The mn f. u bom Gen. Pierce Is more largely
indebted, pclbaps, fhan - any other ndiyiIu-
al, for his success, Is The talented but uuptln-
cipled louder of the Free soil r., John Van
Buren, Should he be given u seal IN the cab
met, o. permitted n exercise backslars iuHu-
cncc, there Is no difficulty in understanding
what direction he would see, 10 give to he
Executive policy. Dooglas and Soule too, the
leaders 81 oung America and Tie cmhodi.
mcnts Of American rel ePubIicooism, pre-
sent heavy clsips for services rendered. In
opposition IN them viii sr1nd Nj Buchanan
who Is understood To represent the cooserya-
live centre e the pariy. Beracen his po,icy
III IA Il. 5..., .,,.t . ~, ..,.,u
constant aud ir,eoaeilnl l.. Which viii pre-.
vail II tn asfeal Of lie Wing pary is t. be
luken as l5e popular condemnation Of Mr. FIN
more's course relative 10 Cu5a, kossuth &C.
then Il mu be consnlerei a. sanrDiouing The
new foreign poIie2 proposed h, tie "htHe q.
ant; and fliibustsrisfn aud iuterveuriolism are
licensed 10 - iprll upon der crusadcs Of
la"lcss interference, conquest and spoaon.
We cannot believe dat majority II the peo-
pie Of this country intended 10 endorse any
such idea rs tins We will nj tIinl, lhat the
admonItions Of Washington are 50 soon forgot
ten, OF 50 hlle heeded, rs such a conclusion
would denote. We may expect the tariff of
As to remain unaItefed and an end 10 be put to
river aud harbor improvements Beyond these
all Is hidden in the darkness Of The future, rem
dered more dark BY tie inscrurable and dubi
Gus purposes Of democracy. 1t IS useless to
attempt 10 llithe veil, as il would he unplcas-
an, to look behin1 it,ifwe could
The actthat the American Colonization So
Getty intended sending out Us colorel cmi-
grants, In vessel which was To leave Norfolk
! VA. on the !fI instant, being announced, the
number Of applicants has increased until there
are $50 of whom the largest portion are from
Virguin the rest being + ON North and South
Carolina. Ole hundred and twenty five are
from NorloiS AMI IFS vicinity. The company
having actually promised passage to as many
as $40, IS NOW preparing 10 sead ont two yes
sells, ON Of winch will leave Norfolk on or
about The l3.h instant aud tie otrcr Whining.
ton N. c. about the both
The citizens Of Boston ale making an car
nest movement L. secure the erection Of an ap
p"priate monument commemorative Of Mr.
Webster. Committees have been appointed
to prosecute the object and there is no doubt
that the ''soIil men of Boston" will contribute
literally L. perpetaate their appreciation of one
Who has 81 greatly honorel their city and
State ana the whole country. After erecting
a statue or some otter memorial at an appro.
pirate place in the city, the residue ofthc sub
scriptions isto be devoted 10 the carrying out
of Mr.. Webster.s tcstamentary wishes relative
to the MnrshfeId property.