Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10

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r.-seEes faeflersins
s.-Sa6 gnags "a I'e bitter isr ssnrfal ap-
.,SRkI, hntin som- n. seEiisn<eis every ists-
pendentnsa IN the ealiry vii concur. Hs.ays,
70 regard rs he 10, q 5chn Van Bursa that Es
had the head Of Pason il hasketH--
-Fellow-ci,izsny bar pisifui spectacle Sess Ihis
pity meddlingf rs part e ne uniisc St&tes
plation ofa glc 4 tell gent free aud indsp-nden
nation NJ kesideaf ssooping down from Ihs
height Of his kalted STATEN, and 80 far fsrgeliag
rae dignity aat posiiiss, 10 less thsn vhsf Is che
ss 9s H ~ s.l 1S s sal:
s.qeabbie<f shs day, afd atsenp: 10 eozirel the
feuds VI b nov unhapriiy sgifaie and disturb the
onee haflDuious ranks Of The democracy q this
mowealib. How are The President and his
Cahfnf beiillIet and lowered Ia ihs estimation OF
al hotorab.e nen, II anything nov cend hay. II a
efccf bf such rcpreheBsibie, p1dign.6ed, yin znly
and 3espicable condaeil Every whefe, "a md out
~ fais State. throughout lhe length aDl sesdth OF
the land exceps with the boy b. me- an, sln
Ahot fncendFaries The eui-shfcaIs b dis ana sf
busters ol Tammany Hal, and their pressgang ad-
heFents The anjnsfihable refooysl 81 indy. Rronssn
Il eondemDed - Tag ~ on ssve on ihe spoi,ess
purify Of thai gentleman e.earacter. ami 4 viela-
n q public upst isIW sous 10 the Interests Of the
ing toshe psans senss Or srsry III. /. add and
grabie Eian.y
1921 have the sSts,e Rishi,r men of lAe S1uih
y % ihIs POLICY o. The President and hi. Cab
e. In undsfiaLng 10 regulate State politics ! :
Ril the attempt 70 regulate the Free sSoilers ID
tassac.tusetts be corseesed a. sssi4to Il. sciisn
~ rsew York ia
Mr. Cooley seems 10 losk sths South FOR ensonr.
aagement and support fog the aanrikn in their re.
sisiance ofthe rule efJ sha Van EafeG2 Co. lie
says
ave, aatIcnal democrats Of The North de~not
we cannot, we viii not belieFe- ihat The chiyairc
and noble hearted men IL the South, The national
democrats ol the gen al 5onih uib1WhoIn abdgas.
hiiherto there has eIisiei 50 much sympaihT.Snd
40 much cordiaiitF OF cocpefaticn, will now tara
with coldness apd iHdihercDce 10 our Just cause,
when dslirious and Misguided executive officer o.
the government threatens 10 lay his ireacheruus
hands on our dearest rights, and bring lie whol.
fcrSeo bis power and patonage 10 crush Us beneath
hssbesIiai tread They, the generous, intel lgent,
and patriotic mra OF the South will not fail 70 p
ipreeiate the justice Of cause and The fearless
ID ,ldness with which We nave thus far l0iled the
lRurderous assaults Of the common foe. Col fails
Ihet 70 help and provide cans Of resisancs for hen
lesl men Struggling ~ Ftghteou5 cause, and Mhs
Endsaror 10 help themsriFss."
Ifthis confident gentleman hal opportunities Tor
leading the Southern prints be would moi Sc qni,e
10 sangaihe as 10 their course. II Gent ssct had
lesgsciiaied The Free Soil Party we should ksYe
Heard a rally 10 arms tT The Richmond Eaqairsl
Inails ttndexs but. Presileni Pierce has asns The
tlSs, aud II /, ali right The Eaaairsr has "cayed
~ The fehiYalry Of The souhs are yefnale, viii
Al few ezeepiiOus-and Caleb Gushing e4p.eis Il
kkep then qaiet BY his deespi,ation Of few Coali
tbuisis HI Massaehuscusl ,Whs are the asubmis
.sloUisss'' ncwl The Charleston Mercury mar
aiswer.