Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-31

/ Bronson, state tha plain facts n plain asl uns
qayosnl Language, This error his iniasers ai.l
satellites have made even still more siarne ana
offensive. l. Is not true that judge Bronson Sol
UNFAIRLY aud improperly interfefed IA the loefll
/ affairs 81 New York II i not true thai the asi
PRESIDENTIAL contest involved amnesty 10 trnitors
mn mal-enntfnts. Its moi true that Mr.. Guthrie
did not order Judge Bronson n appoint free soil-
ers IL Office II Is not true tint Mr. Guthrie IN
sisted on the disni ssai of tn New York Collector
because free. sellers had been appointed 10 ollee
IN the eustom-honse at New York.
Mr.. Guthries friends undertake, b unworthy
cunning md disrepntable presafeatian, IL make
II appear that some. II not al Of these things IN
dneed him h demand the dismissal II Judge
bronson. The iifst letter Ut Greene 1. Bronson
was not written IN Mr. Guthrie but e. the free
sell managers TINT had posted him IN the public
prints, of their leaders aud sympathisers.
That letter induced and caused Mr.. Guthrie Ia
send his first pnssise Ia New York and the time
Mt which il vas sent, aud the nnBafr and form Of
the words IN which II was eenebed, ieafe ~ room
for doubt or mistake. Tho effort that Mr.. Gnth
re has made Ia eiange The venue Ia deny the
purpose and intent IF thHt letter, while acting up
10 it-proyes TINT he Is either tool in the hands
If more cunning md designing MN, or j. fully
impressed with the knowledge thut ho hns been
sednefd into great aud grlesous blnnder which
lac has not the upright and Il raight forwnrd mnnz
ness Ia admit and nuke amends for. II requires
moro courage ta confess error finn to fight in II
wrong cause aud in our short experience We have
morn than once seen GleD willing to faee death
because they had not the spirit Ia face the truth.
Why did Mr.. Guthrie write 10 Judge Bronson
Why did BIZ writ on the third Of October He
wrote, aud he wrote at the time he did write, tn
rehuke Judge Bronson for not going into the free
sol organization. and his letter wis intended ~
instruct the New York collector 10 appoint regn-
lar an Bdren ireesollers b. office. lie had M
other motive, no other purpose aud no plea will
avail him IL defence. hut plea setting forth his
own ignorance, Stating thnt he knew not what he
wa doing, bnt repeating like parrot words thni
had been put into his mouth. 1t Is an insult 10
the publican Outrage 10 popnlnr intelligence 10
pretend Mt this late day that the Treasury depart
ment did no, nean to taxi pnrt AN active pnrt
IN the New York politics. The friends Of Mr.
buthfie--those who sustain aud support him
ths Very organs through which he speaks IL The
puhlc arc now announcing 10 the country TINT
Judge Bronson was removed because he esponsed
the enuse Of Daniel 5. Dickinson and Of the ma
tonul democrats IN New York, III the waf they
IRE wngng against Nm Buren, aud toehrane.-
They have even presumed 10 read IL out of the
democratic pnrly, 10 make room for aboiensts
aud blaoner ndroeates, aud the fnmiy OF berritt
Smith. Go on, gentlemen, yon are only laying
up wrath against the day ot wrath. Tho time Is
not far dstant When comparisons, even though
comparisons odions, must be nude. We are
readf Tor the test waiting an opportunity
10 nfpls il. We seom jnrautn bushfghtng
the sknkine eowardiee Of guerilla warfare. An
oPeni manly contest Is all W. a-ks-all we desire.
NV these ara ulldemocratic papers= Sou'hern
democratic papersl If the e}pubeon objects Ia
our commentaries on the Bronson nifair, what
has il 10 so, Of those Of IL own party aud sec.
tonal eonireros? Docs their mutton suit il bel.
iu than ours