Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-10
DAILY IiRGINiAN.
FRIDAY MORNING, -. NOV. 10, Is54.
TIE next congress-The Duty Of the South

place. for the usual term, and concluded nthe
usual way. is.to say the least, no, altogether Ger
tain. The result of the recent oleetion> in -aue
of the Northern States, and the tona and temper
of the two great sectional parties Of tie country,
foreshadow the approach of crisis in public az
fairs Of the most alarming character.
We therefore deem the present appropriate
time to give word of advice and warning. II
the North means 10 carry into the nex Congress
the same spirit that actuated her in the recent
elections-if the repeal of the Nebraska bin Is 10
be proposed. discus-ed.and passed, together With
the repeal of the fugitive slave law, OF an essen
tial modification of it, We presume will be nj
tempted,at least by some Of them. then there will
be reason 10 apprthenG that tie sacred hoUd.that
has held the states in union hitherto. will be IN
stanty and irreparaby severed. II could not
we'll cventaate otherwise. The Southern Ntato-,
their Interests, aud their institutions have ben
assaed by the Northern States without ntrrmi--
sion, wuntoHly aud fecklcs>ly from the formation
of this government down to this period The
South has all this tim been acting on the dcieu-
sive When she might. with justice and pr
prieiy have offended lerself with weapon, of
different order, she chose remon>tranoe protest.
have been rrsoricd to nnl exhausted. She ba.
been driven To the will She can e no further.
The North is the a.saiing purity, md he mere
powerful under the constitution 1t. with her
and her only TO ,avetbe union. She eun -aYe#it
only by strict observance the rights aud IN
terests Of the South. g1arautiedby the Conshtu-
tion. That instrument rightly interpreted aud
duly administered secures 10 n all "" need
we ask for nothing more, md will taxi nothing
less. Di,union l. di,ta-tcful To- u. but union
loses al IL charms when It i attended with in
suit and aggression, aud re.ult- ia degradation
and insecurity We hope Tor the be.t. f.ar
the worst prepared fer my thing.
We are amongst those who brcve that tn
great majority Of both political parties-Whig
and Democratc-iu the Non >laycholliug ~ntc-
are alike Fanatics Ahonionists-uny ding and
every thing whose name indicates hostility 10 tie
institution Of slavery as it exists in the southern
States. We have 10 greater confidence in tho
virtue and patriotism of the one party ut tn
North than in the other.
We satisfied that neither part, means 70
carry out in letter aud in spirit the law of Con
gress. made in conformity with the wis pro,is
ions OF the Constitution, with The view 10 put "A
stop to the wicked md fanatienl agitation that
nae - ''"s ''' gu Ut ''' '''"'n ''a
uis""'"" 'H' 0"un'iis" ~ 'h' s>''"h' we haNt
",ieau. "'u 'h' mus un'"'7ihAe""'' ihd'''''h-
that they regagd and mean 10 treat the Consiitn'
tion of the country mere iope OF ,und
and that 20 viewed by them il must prove nei.
'ec'on' W "ee'"' push 'h' 6''a''ho iol "heht
"aa u's'sneu-'"'P 'es''Ne''h "l INC union 81
'pe si"''s anu 'h' security "i 'P""i rights aud
P'''"b'' u "''-'''o >" '"'' 'o'''''''' "> our
ol'"''" - o'"'''"'o We say 'no' ''nloh7'!'nee,
Pro"s'S' c"hcess"ll' compromise nav" been
ca'i''" 'oi '"'t"' anu. 'no' II i, inc duiS
o' 'n' o'e'h' No." "'o "'n'f "''h' 10 assert aud
MAINTAIN h'i flei,' as nest si' may ana {" The
ios' eA,''"'y' men '"'''l"'' ihe next ION
gress "' Tue N"'''h she'' a>@''hn'' lei 'h' W hig
ana p'l""c'ohe representatives. 81 the N'"'h be
un'ieu''e prepared 'of'fR't every "'herl~'n and
For if the n.onle f the Nortbo,n ~t,tos mud thin,
representative. will not comnI, with tb.;r c,,,.
s,;,,,io,oi ll;,,o,i,,n- :, d morton III, d.
son,h,rn :. a,.. hoy..nch - ,,ol o.,.o,r,, -. =.
,ba, &c .l.,.r, e ,b. .,,,,,,,,.r arm, - a..
gross nf tho I'rio cn,p,, s,..,r, tho ri,,l,,..r
tho Sou,b mud u,1,ola Tia, c,,,.,;,,,,sa,, 80 a..
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passage VI 'h' 'e''N' HaNe o'''' ana sun more
recently by the passage OF The Kansas aud Ne
braska bill~-if tho nr,.to be rcpenl.d-if the
nennle uf the South. whom tbe, cn,,o T., ~,
H. ,A;.l. ,l..=..,.. .;,..i'.. NIL.
i'' W. Wv ''''''" ''''' ','"' "'''
Buarahuea IL 'hcm' are I" be drNch hack anu
beat down by brute iorec-then the Union is not
worth preserving. The South I'm, loved the tn