Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20

thrice rejected, ana yet ms SUD rehsufY Is mt
| has been in actual operation by his mere power
| notwithstanding the lamentations here and Else
| where"
Like the fret experiment. il exists without law
it has failed already before sanctioned by law; II
is as Lppoeritieai as the first in processing aud
| pretending 10 desire specie cUrrencB and ven
ture to predict that il will be with the steoHd-the
| Sub Treasury experiment. ~ II was with lie
| 6rsf-ihe Pet Bank experiment. that. as soon as
it was sanctioned by law, it will be made to fail
or be acknowledged TO have failed,
We pass over what Mr.. Wise said 10 prove
that he Ind been 'tlo unoompromisng opposer
of Northern interference with Southern rights
in which. by the wav he demonstrated that tho
Atherton resolutions were a trap set to catch the
south. and como to the next head. under which
Mr. Wise shows that he "eyer ready to do
battle in his eountrys cause" Reconoet that
Mr.. Wise was a whig ''sontinel," and that the
enemy were the rs,ry whose support he now
crayes-and, remembering that listen:
II they would send their "gcn darnes" 10 the
precincts, and prick the ireemen from tho poll
by the sharp points of their bright bayonets.
would thank them. for the fury would then begin
in earnest, aud the standing army of the Office
holders would be buried beneath the sods of our
court greens Bu: No they sneak with insdl-
dernine our fortress.
"a. zat,,,o entire without further comment the
,I,sin, norton, II mi. succch Referring 10 his
aailL.1 hoo, ,,irea viii,
"the Wing blood of the revolutions" and that "the
descendants of those whgs are wings still, and vi
be wings forever aud that the man who would
not represent them as wings would mis- represent
them most grossly, and would not msrcpresent
them long air' "l' pfo'''''" 10 s'Pf''' "
case:
pish | could feel and say that | am worth,
10 be the representative If such "A people. But
worth much ~ worth littlc have vote IN Con
gress aud that vote might pass or reject II sub.
treasury bill with or without specie clause,nexi.
winter when parties will be nearly equally disi
ded. Ny nalne Is low down ON the alphabet and
might be the casting vote Its Importance might
be perceived by the party: aud besides, without
vanity hope, may say, have been trouble
some fellow at least to the sect in power. They
might be willing TO obatc nuisance, These
considerations moving the proposition, with all
due caution, with nm approach like that which
temptation ever assumes, the stealtly tentative
step towards mo is made, and gradually nm
made II understand that there is reward Tor my
apostaey If can consent t" sell out my cor
uetons, my conscience ANA my c"hst'tuenis'
In an evil honf-"lend uS MOI mo temp
all taught to pay listen To the Efli
One aud hold III debate with myself me p'nt ana
the basenessn OF the proposal, In the hfsi PIaee
the Devil argues, am poor Just as poor H. any
Iocofoeo would rouse and array against Inc rleh.
! have been long enough IN barren minority
struggled hard suffered much' ltls me ese ioi
knayes To thrive they are all Justihed' hohoiea
not only pardoned but Prtied' why shohid
be patriot drudge An hut my constituents
they were kind, generous I" your youthiui asp
ihemsclvcsa wrong perhaps In .i
me an honor. wn- inexperienced, without III
cuts or requirements either auihr"nt I" feeenr
mend me to their choice; nothing but ~
honest zeal for them made them trust me. lintt
me they did, eonhdo IN me, do all Inrme Pc
pie could. shnl deceive them' Shall oetr"y
them! God forgive til" Thought Mol respond
to the telnpter; no, my noble good, eahhalh6
trusting generous constituents t'ht me mere l.
do their will, and II d" 1t NOT lIoT Will ai'o'ad
aud punish my dlsoDrd''n'' ana u'l'n, NY
dcsertlon oi ihem ui',Sn "'"' "ii," '''.
of the Presidents pets Nhy' weak mah. weak
IN gratitude TO your constituents weak IN E''ue
weak III truth anu 'iusI'h l4''n ana hoe''' 'Nn'H
that we hnYo greater rewards IMAM honesty has'
"te IL We vote q" h"u'o p' ,S"""o 9'o'
pie that you came to change ny some s''"'i'
revelation, show them the reasons 81 YOU ''''i',
that IT was all Tor ih'lr ohe"nNhee th'nl s"oo
easy dupes, US best yon may II you succeed 81
good for YOU, better Tor a. Tor then we VIII ha'n
a district changed a. well as member anu Il
you fail, here Is IN reserve tor you an hNeea'lFo
office worth three your eight dollars per 9,e,''
and hit or miss, Succeed or tnI' that shall be
yours. Tho vote Is chilled now or never. vote
at last, like the dying man answered the
Monk scarcely audlbie-Ayv mo dr'a Is
done, go home To my people, no ipng'r
my people a once delighted t" call thfnt.=-
They meet me as they wcr" woht-the same
smiles, the snmeheHrty welcome and cheering
salutatoas. Can bear their look! Nometter.