Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-11


platform at Syracuse, which those who chose
could permit To pnss sub siisHto, with the anti aho
lifiOn douceur for the cass men who remained to
share the joint honors of the coalition will scarce
IL be claimed by them-will not be admitted by
othors--as evidence of a change in their views.
l. il then wonderful that the South turns with
disgust from such ticket upon which appear
the confoderates Of a runaway negro IN his Hin-
dictvc hostility Ia all her rights: aud poufs out
her hearty sympathy in behalf Of that ticket which
honor% her by honoring itself in plneng no mime
upnn IL which was ever tainted with rebellion To
tn party. treason Ia the Constitution, or confed-
with abolition
ilioi, IRE before us--to which you seem 20 re
fer IA your platfofm-impurtant questions con
neo'"l aiih future acquisitions which IN IT,
aH4 YOU Of the danger % cntruSting 10 free soil
ers the control flour patty. Shall We have the
beautiful Queen Of the Antilles, n she is-or
take her blastedby the adoption Of the Nilmot"
scheme. or Aiiicanizcd by British negotiation,
in spite of the Monroe doctrinel Can this or
like questions be submitted Ia those claiming
membership in the Democratic party, who called
IN the aid of hostile neighbor in late negotia-
ton to consumnate the schemes of their domcs-
tic ianaiici-n in the exclusion of Southern insti-
tutions from Our empire on the Pacifiel
de- not hesitate IA shy that, upon the freedom
from faint in this respect Of the Democratic par
~ of the North, depends the existence of the l.
Mon. We can hope for nothing but settled hos
tty from the Northern Wings. We hive al
ways had it. II Northern Democracy Incomes
lantedii it leaves the ground of strict eonstruo-
llon,and by the ouistrelehcd arm of lnttudinous
Interpretation joins IN laying hold upon the rescr-
we'd rights of the States--what hope has the
south in the Union! The first law Of nature
drives her from il 10 seek protection aud seenri-
ty.
our last hope, therefore for our rights in the
Union, IL in the ffmHess and purity of the Nor
thcrn Democracy. Adutcrous eohabitation
with nbolitionists, aud IA rpois-seeking coalition
with frccsoers, will Il, stroy your purity, and
must hc consnmmated by the loss Of your firm
ness.
Hence our deep interest in your movement
You have renowned the coalition system, and
trust forever. The South thrills with generous
emotion when il sees the patriot Dickinson, whose
"hoary head 10 them "i- crown of glory
with his gallant comrades, stcmming the tide at
home, which, hreastng maniully in the Senate,
he was swept nway. The South must dare
nsscr for her she Withstand by you. She cheers
YOU on. Her rights threatened, outraged, tramp
led on 10y her and your enemies, like the mur-
dorcd ghost Ia the blood thirsty Chester, rise, and
10 the cmbnttled hosts led by Van Buren,, cry,
"Lct me I'll heavy on thy soul tomorrow
Despair aud die -
while 10 the marshaed lcgons of your gallant
Clinton.
Good angels guard thy batle! Awnke and
win the day -
Your victory will give new assurances of pence
10 the country, aud stability to the principles
which triumphcd in the election # Gen. Pierce.
| The country will see that true Democracy is sti-
/ He'd by caritons,-thut il il only when free from
! the faint of their eorrnptng and baleln influence,
that IT, grand policy can Ice developed, its prno-
] pies he maintained, aud itself wholly identified
with the internal prosperity, the external power
! and glory, of our Gontedorcy.
In conclusion of this long letter, Onto which |
hive been led by the supposition that an invita-
lion to me was only designed to obtain some re-
Election Of southern sentiment upon your excl
/ TIN, Coutcst,) permit me to wish you II glorious
victory and lis peaceful aud happy results
Mr.. Brady, the candidate of the national de
mocruts for the office Of Attorney General com
mcnccd his address by telling the audience that
he was there " to return thanks that they were
about TO oonsign the tree-soilcrs, and, if need be-,
the federal and State administrations, that sup
/ port them, 10 grave from which there will be nc
resurrection. Hon. Mike Walsh, member o.
Congress from one Of the city districts, spoke
lne same spirit and to the same effect. Mr..
karraguu, # Pennsylvania, addressed the meet
4 'tr l,onring thai he brought with Lin " the
/ sympathics of the democrats of the Old Key
Stone State in their coming fight with traitors 4"
/ that there wis scarcely udcmocrat in his Suite
outside the place holders, whose heart did not
beat quicker as he peruscd the gcntlemenly and
honorable letter of Green c. Bronson, and
there was scarcely man in his State who did
not read with feelings of disgust the coarse and
sickcning letter of Mr.. Guthrie. " Judge Norton
OF Georgia, also spoke, assuring the meeting that
II would be the pleasure of the Southern demo-
crooy, and the southern people in general. to
stand by and rally by those tried men of the
North, who had rallied by them in the time of
their trial in the day of their tribulation that
the portion otthe Southern press, which had OK
pressed contrary feeling, took =" false scent
from that detestahle paper, the Washington
| Union. "
The election that will determine for the pres
ent the relative strength of these divisions of
the party in New York, and, probably, fix their
destmies for the future, held day or two ago.
The telegraph informs us that the wings hayo
come in between the two factions and borne offthc
prize. We confess that we have never heard of "A
whig victory with SO little satisfaction. Our
sympathies are warmly enlisted in behalfof Dick
inson and those loya men who fought the battle
of the STAKEHOLDER in his day of darkest fortune
who beat back the tide of fanaticism, oppression
aud wrong that was sweeping towards the
South; who threw themselves in the way of
Van Buren, and his rabble host of traitors, and
drove them back into the filthy obsourity and
osbcene retreats from which they had emerged
and who, after having performed this service to
the South and to the Union are now reproacbed