Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-16
The Cincinnati Times and its Irish knoK.NO.
thing EditOf...A Word 10 lirsiniani,


thing Edituf...A Word 10 lirsiniani,
The Cincinnati Times comes to us thi'
week decked GU. in 1.-THE paraphernali'
Of humbugery to its followers in Virginia
greeting. 1t has . half globe at the heae
Of every column with the flag Of our coun
sry waving over it--that same flag which
ii followers disgrscsd by placing ], owe
ths smoke and flames of the ballot:bo,
10 Tie eleventh ward in Cincinnati, which
they destroyed for the purpose Of tram
ping upon tho rights Of the majority, d
expressed BY it. Underneath these flag
are short addresses to each Congressiona
sistrict in the State. We extract . par
Of the address 70 district No. /: I.
ut will be the endcavor Of our party tc
put through at the next session Of Congress
over the veto Of President Pierce some
American measures, and if the Virginia
delegation prove Of the right character, il
can be DONE. s. = : +
What are the measures which the Amer.
lean party wish to put through over the
President 5 veto?- Why, the repeal of the
: Kansas and Nebraska Bill and the Fugi-
live Slave Law! Every man they: have
elected q. the North is pledged 10 this,
and they have sworn TO do it. We ask
Virginians il they are prepared for this !?
We ask them if they are willing to be: led
70 the polls under this foreign renegade
. editor--the candidate Of the party. who
were beaten ia Cincinnati; the. originator
and defender Of the bloody and disgrace
full scenes that transpired on that occasion;
the man who was kicked into oblivion BY
the roters-of his. own city;-5who is known
ODE an Abolitionist Of the deepest dye,
and who approves Of the law passSd BY
Massachusetts, compelling the poor men Of
the State TO- send their children to school
upon an equality with the negro, while
thoy deny the ussof these same schools 70
the children. OF native white citizens who
sre Catholics: the defender Of Blackwell,
. the kidnapper, who snatehed a negro from
the possession Of her mistress who was
travelling through his Stale, andin spite Of
her sntreaties TO be let alone to accompany
her mistress she was not permitted TODD
%. but was forced to leave her home,
where she was well cared for, to starve
among her fanatieal abolition abductors---
This Is the man who dares to interfere with
the sovereign rights q the voters Of yir-
GINA, and tries to excite their passions,
blunt their sensibiIities, destroy their.State
pride. and prepare them for the same dis.
graceful acts which has rendered, notorif.
GUS his fanatical followers 1t home.
We are sorry to see this paper circula.
eddy men calling themselves yirginians.
We call upon them TO pause and reflect
We ask them can they approve q tic
course pursued by its editor! ough;
such things to be tolerated in this State
Is be guide for virginians to fulloY =
We know that many honest msn suffer
their passions and preiudices, under ex'
!. element, to override their reason, and
they are led 70 do things that in theil
calmer moments they would abhor and de,
test, We call upon them 70 reflect. Ar
they willing 70 fraternise with such aman'
Do not they loa.h and dstsst the acts ?
their party in the free Statesi We believe
that Il they DO not now. they will, AND
dat at no distant day repentin "sackclotl
and ashes" Wecall upon every voser i
this District % rise up. % one man. and
!; sst their seal Of condemnation upon hin
and bis vile pspcr. Say 70 him, we know
!. you not--back 70 your hellishcrewi Th,
leader-of 4 lawlsss mob; the aPproyel
Of the destruction of.,lIe- ballo,-box; Ii,
foreigner who would head party sworl
steank1 away his rights a : citizen; til,
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