Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-03

As this ~ INTENDED only as the general an
nouneement e our position, in respect TO the po-
litiea organizations of the country, with the
sketch a we hive given IT. as IA mere outline of
the considerations which have induced Us to as
sumo that position; and this article has already
extended to a much greater length than we IN
tended for IL, shall not go into detail here as to
s4lat we hold II be the excellent features and high
merits the American organization, which have
INA aur conscientious approval, and will COM
iuand our undivided support. Content with re-
marking. for the present, that while. for the
Who'll Union i. principles in respect 10 all prac-
ical is-ues now before the country whether NOR
A. ~ political. ARE better than any which can
- found elsewhere: they are. in reference to the
great mud vital question of slavery, truer 10 the
Constitution, and, therefore, je,ter. for the South
than any other party. pretending to he national IN
Us organization, ever has pot forth or ever VIII
propose Besidesyti is the only organization which,
ia ar opinion. exists ar ean he formed upon
sheh ii i probable, or even practcable,t to effect
rhat union ofthe Southern States. for the safety
ri the South, which is indispensable; but which.
once effected Us believe il may, and will he,
npon this foundations will command enough CO.
operation in the sensible portions of the North
70 saYc our country from the dangers which are
impending over it from The vandalism Of Aboli
ton. We cannot ask Wings Ia become Demo
crais, or Democrats to become Wings, from
ae'aHP "'lie" an ''ei WI u''e'' sun" ho "PP'
a,;ria r; No. h.. ssI,, ,o,L an =, s,and
forward aud together. AS Americans"
The influence of such a position by leading
P"Pef' "pa F'Pulef oh' prominent Po'''eia"'
must he seen IN the future politics al the state.
Evidences ARE multiplying daily, that American.
ism. though not yet triumphant in the South, is
s,o.,li,,. ,.,;ri,,, on ,ho c,n,io,i,,,. al a.,,c
-, '
o'"o' " "u' i'"Pe' nv 'n'P'ess'h oeePehs
among thinking men'that no other party, IN their
present divided aud sectonalized state, is com.
potent ia the achievement of nntion,l obieots
,,1 no ,,,..,,,.,;,, If .oa,io,at ,;so,;ae, ~,
s""'.' VIZ ~. f','' - "'''P' '',o 'N''e,"e
ljchs al 2iHrfteahi-ln' are 50 wen satisfied with
It's ,tan1 on tin ~lase,y question II al It's general
conservative tom. 49, "a, forgpr all ,,nnr oncs.
r1.ts. - 81 ~ H.. - .
c"uoN va ''l3f 80 s'~' ''+F !. ~ A'"sa' of
patriotism Tor the ='iV"iinn "a th"c"'mtry. We
trust that. pf dosp. she 1 -tin4u. 5had een,lemnn,
whose view. NJ, tss.. hcrg gi,i. =. will nfo,a
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""a fn"' ie' -'.6'' ''S' i'"1 l"I'N Nus Na"Ple'
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III" N'"l'"" t'''es.t H''U'"O"" SNhs ah nc
count OF the discovery OF II slave conspiracy at
GarlandsyliIe, jasper county. 1t says:
"A Trustworthy Negro on II npighborinp plan
tation. after hayiag received pledges of seeresv
revealed the existence of the conspiracy to an o.
ycrseoy. and requested him TO repair to n certain
nlace in the tniIst of "A dark unfreouent.l svamn
and see for himself The oycrseer did not ra.
Int the next morning he took with him some
friends and went to the SPOT DESIGNATED by the
faithful negro. Thpra they saw every mdica-
lion of lnraa crowd heyiuG been assembled. bor-
cos had heen ti,d un. fires sinll4a md from an.