Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-26
Abolition Party Appeals.

The " hole Southern Democratic Press led
by the Washington URi00, is filled from day TO
day with dcnunciations against the Wing par
" for lis aflnltics with abollionsm. To de-
feat Gen Scott they rely upon this abuse more
ihnn npon all other means combined. In the
.prcsea temper of the country they know that
there IS no better method OF exciting prejudice,
dlslrnsl and opposition against the Wing can
| idalc ami they ply it with zeal worthy Of a
better purpose. at Cannot be denied that CIV
,,ery aDoiilon,i prefers Scott to Pierce vocf
,rrares the chief organ of the Democracy and It's
ISoutI ern underllngs every where take up the
pcry and strive to force it upon the conviction of
|, alI around them 10y the mere dint Of vigorous
seltmor.
Meantime at the north John Van Buren,,
fwho l. one otihc accredited expounders of the
4 Democracy ofthe present day, proclaims in
Epnbic speech that ofthe hundred and twenty
slhousand New York Ahoitiouist who voted
sfr Marin Van Buren, for the Presidency In
h lS4S he knew fbHt three who would not 90
fr Gen Pierce" And Martin Van Buren,
hhmse'f writes 10 the Western Dmocracy "Our
yskles are bright our union is completed; our
Hcandldales could scarcely be more acccptc-
Hbe'-thc same man whow the chosen lead
Ter OF thai party which res0lredat Buffalo THAT
q he true aud he only safe means preventing
Nthc extension OF slavery INTO territory now + &c
us IN prohibit It's existence ia all such territory
My an ACT of Congress, and that There mHsi6 he
aR0 Rtolc compromises WtM SdCery; If MADE
dTHEY MUST he REPEALED.
d No prcence can be more monstrous than
y hatlhe Wing party lsprevaded by an abolition
E>Pirt that the Democratic party is exempt
S6on. ltcan originate in nothing but the most
E,tupd ignorance or the most hardened efiron.
Hery. The truth is that the Wing party is far
Ehe puVer in this respect. The great mass of
Ethe Democratic party of le4S have again ~
Incorporated themselves with their old partv,and
act with it, in the support of Franklin Pierce
H Bot the great mass OF the Wing aboli,ionists
TeemHin where they were f1ur years ago, and are
H"orhing reaIousIy against Scott and Hale
II There would not be moments doubt ahout
i! he vote OF Ohio for Scott, If the Wing ahoi.
Gtioni,ts had exhibited any thing like the same
Treaduess in renewing their old party connec-
stion<, that their Democratic brethren have
lone. How happens 1t that these accesslons
atrom the Abolition ranks TO the Wing have nor
sbren made, if the interval between them Is SO
6much shorter How happens 1t that WHEREBY
ser as nl Massachusetts, there is concert and co.
Operation between the Aboiionsts and some
sother party, that party is sure TO be the Demo-
3cralici And how happens 1t too at the South
sthat these very secessonsts who In Congress
voted upon every question touching tie Slave
Try controversy with the Aboliionsts and
against The sound, moderate, patriotic corser-
a',sm OF the day. are now laboring hand heart
'hu soul Tor the very candidates which are so
Speeui'4riy acceptable to Martin Van Barren,
Nv great eo'yphens of Free SoiIism
The continued oucry ofrbe Souiher, De
Alnocrtho press against the Wing party and its
xcanaidatrs iorsy mpathy " it'll the Abolitionists.
Is the groSsesl oiail political impo.itlons,s. Il
Z calculated to dupe the ignorant and the ,joid
and w'l, Doubtless have It's effect A strange crea,
'ure 10 th's Locoioco'sm OF the day. 1t follows
40 uniform path, for it has no settled aim
Self-lnterest inspires it, circumstances govern il.