Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-29
Old Virginia Never Tires,

Jno. NJ. Bolts, who is. we believe an timer.
an, representative Of Virginia Know Nothing.
Ism, aud who turns up in spots ul over The
country, recently essayed to address an .ag,i.
cultural nesting in New Hampshire. He was
introduced to the aIdiance by he Infamous abb
clifton Governor Barker, and Proceeded, to
the great surprise Of his hearers, to deliver a
rambling dia.rbe upon The subject ofpolitics.
A correspondent Of a Northern paper, in giving
synopsis Of hisspeech, says:
IL shall make short speech. If you are pat
riots you will not be disPleased with anything
| shall say; If yvu are not patriots, | don't care
whether you are pleased or moi.
| There are three political parties in the couu-
try: The STATE rights party in the Soulh the
Slave rights party OF the North; aud the great
Constitution, Unlon loving party OF the whole
country. 10 which belong
There are two Questions calculated 10 destroy
the peace aud harmony Of the cou'nry--lhe res.
,oratiou Of the Missouri Compromise, ard the
execution oithe Fugitive Slave bill
In regard 10 he Nebraska bill, need hardly
say to you was the first man al The South who
raised his voice against that measure. have
never failed 10 denounce il and never viii.
whether at nome or abroad. Who is respon.
s'bie Tor that vnormiy7 YoG say the Sou h2-
| II is not true. The South had no power 10
prevent its passage. The Nos.b passed. it,
Aye! aud to COME nearer home, New llamp.
shire Is responsible for il. The little giant ot
lhLols wasibul cats paw, and he was scatce.
iy III the ring. There was but ore man in the
Country who could have doue il, and he had
the whole patronage OF the executive a, his
commaud. Let 10 man biau,e' The South for
what our own Franklin Pierce has done.
The Politicians at the North do not wan,
the repeal Of the Nebraska bill They are no,
sincere IN heart y hen they say 80. They use
The cry Tor political purposes. They know well
there Is not 50 much danger OF making Kansas
. slave as there is OF making Missoaria free
State.
| Mr. Bolts passed from this topic 10 The discus
sion oi the Fusilve Slave bill lie remarked
III the Supreme Court of The Uuilet! States
decide II to be unconstitutional, the South uil
submit II they decide it to BIZ constitutional,
the South will make you submil.' To sscu RI
The execution Of the 'aw, no was in favor ii a
orcs bill against The North, if need be.
Bols SAID, although he belonged 10 the Wbig
party, he was greater Democrat than they
~hu had stole,i the name. He said New ifarnp.
| SHIRE could not live without The South; she
would slarve without that ail.
The speech Mas rambling, an,sill digesteI.-
have given faII synopsis Of it,
The question. then is. does Bolts speak erca-
tkedra! Has he been authorized by the Vfr
ginia Know No,hings 10 denounce the repeal o!
the Missouri Compromise, aud the Prtsden, Of
the United States lur The flavor which be *
tended to that measured These are questions
IN which the South is Interested. Ii Know
koihinsism designs 10 make the Nebraska Bill
the issue with The Democracy in nexl Prtsid, IL.
tial Compaign, lei the fact be known. We
want light We wan, an open field aud "a fair
fight. Is Bolts speaking from the Book, or
not? Can our neighbor Of the Republican an.
swer.?