Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-01
Abolitionisn Va. Nativism

son of ssachusetts and the insane Legislature
Of that State, with the American party Of the
North has been held forth by Mr.. Wise and hi
followers in Virginia prima faee evidence ,
the Abolitionism OF the whole American party
in the Northern State. In proof lhoy con
jured up the oharge into mou~tfous eareature.
called "Abolionsm IN Disguise and having
paraded the hideous monster in every nook ard
corner of the State they have doubtless create
NJ little alarm among those innocent folks VIII
regard an abolitonist nothing more nor les
than an incarnation Of the Aud C9utc;"
But if the utilization and operation Of Wi
son has nbutienisea the Know Nothings of III
North whit shall we say of Democracy in tn
Saath WHOM be Chief Priests Of Wilson and Ii
abolition u le are found r.;oeiDg with them
from the d. tbs of their souls, over the defeat
the Know Nething- in Virginia And why
it Is il because # sympathy nnl CO operation
And are orr Demqasacy sabaliiioui-t, in de
gus IS theirewl seasaning would persuad
Us. But an,s no such lily eauge. W.
charge, hawoypr,4nd believe. thai theirs has bee
q common eae-c with tho abofionsts 4 IL
North n the eaort To- crush 'hc American part,.
and that I'm - far a. asaj'iaai>ts have rruson T.
offer congratulations faf their common success
to that degree. the Democratic party ct Virgin
hav,. eireii them aid comfort and CO operation.
And Why i. it that Ha~ace Gleelv, the grea
arch oaemy Of the South, comes forward audcou
gratuIale, the world. aud Virginia Democracy
particular, on the dr.eat q She Know Nothing
ia this State /, il, because, farsootb, lie he
eapnd the lotter t. ba.. Aholi'ion,t, in disguise
The O.. argc Is too ridiculous. Bat hear him.
the Tribune Of last Saturday he thus gives ~
preston 10 his feelings Of iubilant ,ati,taetioa
aud satanic, yiniictiyc r.vensc:
Contrary to the almost universal expectation.
we this morning chrorieir t. defeat Of the KIM
Nothings in Virginia and The election of Ilenr
4. Wise as Governor by majority reported
high MS ten thousand. This j., very remark
able re ult to follow the heels Of the cStravn=
CANT Dragging of all the Know Nothing urguu-
not only IN Virginia, bnt throughout the Countr,
SANS godmother had dipped him IN the lSiy1
lSidre5y and tried 10 pass HIM upon The Old Do
5,iuiGn as the inuuiHefabtc ichHits, irhosf pres
sHce alona icouid insure rictorg 10 fhr Solth: bu
The cunning Paris of iccomac has hit him IN N
heti-the once iarincibie hefo is igaomiajousi
orerihro'rH, he charm Is broken, The prestige o
success rs gone. and hence forth the uape Of Sy
triH carry terror cren 10 the most fi1ioroHs an.
thin skinned politicians. 1hr "Ihird Dfgrf
members ,eho hare serrifig boied doirn
the Moioch Of Siarery must fri pretty keenI
that hriH DOES not uhtags foiio1r ftirning an
that in this instance at icaSt nhtir voluntary abase
ment has not only b,en oreriooked, but most cru,
ely condemned. he effect of the news in Wash
ington is said to have been wonderfully cxhiiru
ting The President aud his Cabinet were nlno.
crazy with joy, and the Democracy nj urgc we,
in perfect ccstHcy.'
Comment is unnecessary. Bat there il
other Journal in New York Nhe Evening Posi-
scarcely less hostile 10 the South than the I'll
bune, which has recently spoken on this subirc'
and t. whose language would ask the carcf
attention of the people of Virginia. Comment
ing on the report OF Mr.. Proston's speech, r.
Gently delivered in this city, the Post suys:
The sudden growth of the Native America
party at the South is one of the most reuatkub
Indications OF the times. AT the first tbought
nothing could seem more improbable than that
party, founded on the principle Of excluding me
from political rights, on account of having bee
born IN a foreign country should become strou
or formidable in Virginia, where persons of for
eign birth are SO few to give little occasion fo
jealousy. The current of foreign emgratio
does not set towards Virginia; II directs itsr
principally upon the northern pnrts of our Union
a portion Of 1t becomes embayed in our lnrgr At
lsntic towns; portion i detained in the village
Of tic interior. and the remainder streams int
the new states Of the West and becomes one 4,
thu great causes Of their rapid increa,o in popu
latlon. Virginia lies apart from the track OF III
en1graut and take- bat little If this inluK
Nhste7er may be it. evils they affect her socit
sta.e II a very Insignificant degree her iuhab
tas.. are almost exclusively Of native birth
mi after expressing surprise at the .addel
- r'a = ~ American ssrfy n tho south, I'll
es--e.aofssses - id -..s.5.-a' g-54aI fsr Ill.
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5--stz.a- livery ar 6ascsstaa f. ..ss 20 20
I'D tie political power ss4tl e H. f5,5-aas
E3Ee aud more in the minority. Eye-4 GEAR ,ae
uHmingled Caucasian race a>ceud- nv FI.ef-.
spreads Itself with itz herds over praires WHERE
the heritage had never before been browsed eY-
cepthy the deer aud ,te boon. and reclains new
wiidernesses with ne are A14 the plough. \
ne" state formed Ssiss 'tf a-rhern part OF Mich
lgan already prsee1tt .tst5 !.r admission into
our cQnfederacy. Hu.es,ta will nrohahI,. faa
its vast extent announcement for the purnoses NJ
state government, and ask fora dyi.inn &c ba,
territory with a view of forming two states &c =
At this moment the plan of dividing California
into two states and neither Of them n slave stoto
: agtated North OF California two states on
the Pacific coast will soon be ready to claim ,boir
enrolment members Of our Unon
It's the most natural thing in the world tbnt n
party the principles Of which tend to the discon.
FagemeBt of emigration should commend itself to
ouch politicians as Mr.. Preston. Thsq see in
its cause, as he tells Us, the cause Of The South