Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11

whose personal vanity destroyed the Republic oil
i545. Louis Napoleon was chosen a. the inher-
tor of his uncle's greatness. and a. the avenger
Of his wrongs. France lie very patient and for
bearing With him. She ha. not yet decided
whether he is the true or false heir. She appand-
him for having revived the martial spirit OF her
sons, but she remembers that Napoleon the Great
led his warriors TO victory and remained not at
home 10 revei in the vices of Court like his suc-
cessor. She praises him for having estoried nb-
esiance from the dcspoiic and oligarhic govern
ment. Of Europe, but she closely watches his eve
ry action aad il he prove false to his nane and to
his country and court alliance with iyrnnis she
will ARISEN her might and hnrl him forth. France
has great faih in her future destinies, and she
will not be the victim Of name. We recognize
her greatness even while Louis Napoleon riots
in the Tnllleries aud daw like struts in borrowed
pumage We appreciate her patriotism and for
titude. aud we look forward to the day when she
will again stand in the vanguard Of Europe, and
the cry of pire Ia France will onee more thrill
the souls Of her
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The Nirginian declined our proposition Ia pub.
lish these articles of upon the ground. that.
the condition Of parties were not eqnal-their
candidate being in the field, and ours not yet nom
mated That objection Is clearly not applicable
10 the soundness Of Mr.. Fillmore. The Nirginian
must naturally desire 10 satisfy democrats that
Mr. Fillmore is sound upon the slavery question,
and. that our assault upon him IL unjust. We
therefore propose again 10 the Sirginan. TINT. II
IL will publish thi. article Of ours md those 10
follow this, in its columns. will cheerfully pub
lish TWICE the same amount of vindcation.
original, or selected in columns, equally prom
nenty. Our neigbbor cannot reie ct this propo-
sition unless he doubts the soundness of Mr. Fill.
more. aud. fears full and fair discussion Of bis
position on these questions. Toe the mark neigh
-Repnbiedn.
The Republican is mistaken in saying we de
sGred" its former proposition. we accepted IT.
but attached the.eondition That execution Of
the understanding should be postponed till tho
democratic nominees were known. nnd both par
ties stood on equal footing. We renew oar ne
ccp,ance, with that condition. II this is not sat
isfactory, and the Republican is inpatient TO en-.
Tighten the readers of the Virginian, we will pub
sh its ARTICLES ao,c and reserve the privilege of
furnishing cqunl amount Of matter for its col
umns after the Cincinnati convention shall have
met and acted. Tho Republican seems 10 fancy
this mode Of conducting the canvass,and certain
ly there coul be mono fairer or better calculated
to furnish our respective readers with The means
of arriving nj intelligent and correct conclusions.
Ne therefore propose 10 it i'm addition to tho
foregoing arrangement TINT if it wiz repubsh
the orIicles appearing in tho Richmond Wing
over the signature 'MApIsoN' we will repnbsh
like amount of matter to be- designated by the
Republican. We design transferring those nri
ces TO the Nirgnan,and will undertake to furnish
them to the Republican, If il has not preserved
them Toe his mark, neighbour