Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-31
Co. Bealc, Nebraska and know otning
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Correspondence ofthe S a, oil Kanawha Wiley
NlEssRs EDlToRs Ne are aware Of the
termj y,nr pap.r as reg Is personal matters
hu, suppose that yon ill allow Us 10 ask ii lew
questions psovtlcd the personal character ot u
man Is MOI assaIlea.
"fhe following was hanled us Ivy Col Beale,
as his remarks IN reference, 10 The Neera,ka
bill, al thu Town ll,il on Tnesiay, We're not
hly understood"
''Allef The happy settlement Of sectional III
iicullles by the compromise ot 1850, ii WIS in.
polite tosptin9 Up airy suffice: connected with
slavery The result. o. the II cent election. re-
sslvng the merits ol the Net raska bill las teeIi
a yeise IN the rights OF The South Bat as that
hi is inua,led IN constitutional right, no back
ward step can be taken by us in iegaiI t0 thai
IN asurr.o
The abnve quotations are taken from, the Guy.
ahd1ts Herald, NJ the 2 inst. We are unable
IN comprehend the meaning ot The ,buve rxpla.
nalinn. Dlss Col. Bsale lllran IL be u,ierslood
us entertaining the opnon that the Nebraska
bill, as an eflaina measure, was nIong ?-D rs
he IN au 10 sa, that. that bill IN It's inception
was inpalilu The ii raj repor,s The iol.
AS saying, thai The M.ssouIi Compromise was
unconstitutional, bull that 1t was iinppliiIe 10 re-
peal il. becsuse ii gave The Ahollionisl IA broad
ria lprn IT, slani on. W. have al VANS ia an.hl
That The Constitution MAS the lfoa,-si. as eli
as the safest laitJm cn vi ih an Amer
lean can AID ani ae are always Wiling
TO stand npon he fun .'asis Of the constitutions,
and oppose lnse wha stand upon AN uncons IN
tlonal ialium, thou. b II be ..braap Oui HI
tonal liberties can be rieseived only ly ii
s,rict aud rl1ii adherence To our writieh co..sl-
tuition. II is VAN 10 talk oi the preservation Of
this Union, by the enactment o., N continued
aequl ssahce III an uncoIstIl uiioial law. II Ihr
AUoIllionl> chnus,, t. stand upon AN uncoisii.
tuition plalf'im and raise how over the re
Zeal oil nn uhtonsiiiu innal law, it Tan lie no
iamlt OF The rlenis OF the cunsiiu,ioi.
Co. B'ale nav thinks The Alssuuri c IN
PROMISE unconstitutional but II we re,.o ci a.
right he, in his circular oil 1850, prop sd the
extension OF the Missouri Conprninise here
Heretofore Col. Beaie has ben The advocate o.
conventions, aud has frequently Submitted 10
their d-clsiul. Ga HE LII Of Jnly 1854 he par
,icipaied iii meeting held ia Mason. 10 a l,pplnl
delegates to Convention in G,enyilse ahd We
are informed that he was III n illng 10 submit
his chlnee for Congress 10 the decision Of the
Glenyllle Convention, Bui he now az pose., on
velilons We ATE informed that ahrn MIR.
Wlse's An'i-Know-Nohinal letter was published
Col. Beae endorsed that leller-lsudeL Mr..
Wise Tor writing i-and ott We'd Mr.. Wise
himself H. dentinclalioi OF Know. Nothngs-
~ J" no stys Tue N'ioW-NohilSs advocate pfih
clrles which he rntriained long b fore thai
party had All existence. Have the Know Moth.
ilg> changed their principles since the pus lica.
lion OF Mr.. Misses leei
Cal Bcal's posllio are, 10 US, mora mysteri-
Gus than the invi>lpe aud intangible Know
Mornings. Ills mind has certainly undergone
many changes since h, represented the ihfexi-
BILE .fENTm LISBON
MANY DEMOCRATS.
GurASDoTIE, Va, March 4.