Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19

Senator Wilson Again.
LET EVERY SOUTHERN MAN REAL


The assertion has been made in Vir-
ginia Know Nothing Journals that Senator
Wilson had denounced the Know Moth
ing party. This was made to effect the
result in Virginia. But the falsehood Of
the statement soou become apparent. The
Bcston Telegraph, vile abolition Know
Nothing paper, referring to the reported
sentiment Of Senator Wilson, TO which
paper, the Penny Post credited the article
continuing them, says:
General Wilson has never made any
such declaration as is above attributed 10
him, and the extract which is credited to
the Boston Telegraph never appeared III
this paper until now. We are unable to
say It is forgery, or whether it did APP
pear Ia Que Of thr atheI Boston papers"
General Wilson is still member-more
than that. o pillar OF the new Order. Il
seems, too. to be his fate to be perpetual
thorn in the SIDES Of his brethren. No
sooner is one difficulty patched up than he
makes another. He torments and perplex-
es his friends most terribly.
He has made another speech III the
las, few days. 1t was rather lecture than
a speech, and was delivered In the city
Of New York, under the auspices OF the
New York Anti-slavery Society. We
mske some extracts from il for the benefit
Of tho Know n othings of the South, who
we hope will read. mark, learn and in
wardly digest them. These extracts are as
follows,
1.-THE predominance Of A nti-Slavery SEN
timent in Ohio and the District Of Colum-
bia were then advel,ed to, say that strong
as the Anti-Slayery movement now is in
this country, there is extreme danger and
peril. owe it TO the truth, no said, to
speak what know ON that subject. An
ti.SIavery has met power, has fought pow
er. and has defeated power; and to-day
it is master of every.iree State Of the North,
and may, if it choose, dictate the future
policy Of the Republican, The present
Administration has been defeated every
where in the North. and now, | predict
here tonight, it is to be defeated through.
out the South. The South never stands
by a Northern man or Northern party
that has been sacrificed OF its inter-
ests, and the South Is now going 10 show
another of those acts of gigantic ingrati-
tude that have marked its history. | pre-
diet that throughout the SoqtheyA country
we are TO have a series of victories over
the present Administration and then,
gentlemen, we are to havs-not then, we
have it nova demand made upon us Of
the North to ignore the Slavery question
to keep quiet. and 60 into power in 1896.
Now, gentlemen, say TO you frankly.
am the last man to object to going into
power. [Lapghtsy.] And especially to
going into powe. over the present dynasty
that is fastened upon the country. But
am the last man that will 60 into power
by ignoring or sacrificing the Slavery
question. [Applause.l Ifmy voice could
be heard by the whole country to night
by the Anti-Sayery men Of the country
tonight Of all parties, would say to them,
resolve it. write it over your door posts
engrave il on the lids Of your Rlbles-Pro-
claim it at the rise Of the sun and the 60.
ing down Of the same, and in the broad
light Of noon, that any party in America.
be that Wing, Democrat or American, that
lifts lis finger to arrest the Anti-Slayery
movement, to express the Anti-siayery
sentiment. or prescribe the Anti-slavery
mer, it surely shall begin to die loud
applause lit would deserve to die; and
by the blessing of God shall do what
little | can do to make it die.
"The time has come for US Of the free
States to see il that the rase Of Northern
politicians who have served the South,
can never more serve the North. APP
plause.] We believe in The doctrine-the
old Calyanistic doctrine ofimmediate re-
pentance- daughter of sudden CONVEX
Sion. l mean the doctrine OF election.
! Renewed laughter.] And We are easy to