Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-15
onr Foe at Home and Abroad.

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A Northern cotemporary very properly re-
marks that nischievons aud ill-timed, as IN som"
respects il undoubtedly is,-tho disturbance OF
our relations with Great Britain, growing out "i
the misdeeds of Mr. Minister Champion and the
,ni.oons,ruetion of the Clayton }ulwer Treaty.
is not wholly unprofitable for IL dise'ose' what
| an enemy would consider our weak poin's'-ln
| case such calamity as war should ever be lore
| ed upon us II divulges. too, the high estlina'e
/ Fnglishmen put upon the disunlonlsis and ira''-
ors in our mdst--and in so far rs this Is appa'
rent, ii behooves the true patriots and the mass
rs of the people, to read and study well the signs
Of the times. The London Daily Ae"s-one "i
| the most liberal towards the United States, oi al
| the Britrh journals, in abored article, which,
we are given to understand, was written to mike
nn impression in this country. as well as in Eu'
rope.-in the event Of collision with the United
States, makes confident calculations upon the
mid which En- gland j. certain To receive from the
Abolitionsis of the North. The language en-
Moved is of SO remarkable aud emphatic char
acter. that we quote
"However strong is the unprincipled appeal at
present made TO the Anti British feeling Of the
Northern States. that feeling is counter balanced
by another which has grown up within the last
quarter of century. The Abotit,onists wouid
be Nth us toa man. The best Of them are so
nom"
And. in the same connection, mark the Ed
itor says:-"Ue speak ,chat we knom.'
To appreciate the full force Of this remark, it
should be borne in mind that the Abolition So
cieiies arc, aud have been, in close correspon
dence with the British Anti Slavery Soeieties in
London. They nre both working with the same
end in view the abolition Of negro slavery
Mt about whatever cost and wherever the ''in-
stitution" is found to exist. Its patrons abroad
include men aud women of the first rank.-and
Mt home we how it is bringing to its aid, in
solid phalanx, all the ngtator. and demagogaes
and political negro phobists in the land, under
the banner of so-caed Black Republicanisn. In
England ns well as in the United States there is
IL vast amount of moniod capital embarked in the
undertaking. The most formidable obstacle these
fanatics aud traitors have to encounter is the
Federal Union. and the Constitution, which is
tho bond of that Union. In this country their
policy is. If not to let the Union slide right
off ut least TO excite such resistance to the
Constitution. aud such agitation ny inst the
Southern States, as are certain to bring on a dis
solution ere long, If possible before the first
generation passes from the stage. Abroad,--n
England, III n war can be stirred up between the
Two countries -Disunion, with view to Negro
Emanoipalion.-is to DO tho game. For, suys
the Nems:
"The Abolitonists declare already that it is
one of the many awful consequences of slavery
in repubic,t that true lovers Of their country are
compelled to desire The destruction of The dnon,a-
~ before the preservation Of nationality. Seeing
that the ruin of the republic, morally and politi-
cally, is Il necessary consequence of the pre- err
walton of slavery under the conditions of tho 10Th
century, tho genuine abolitonist cannot depreca,e
with England which would be the speed
est cure for the mischief. The Washington Cab.
met may boast of tho support of South Carolina,
and produce apparent evidence of IT. but most
people there, and some people here, understand
what goes on behind the scenes
Here there is demonstrative evidence of tho good
understanding that exists between the British
Anti Slavery agitators snd the Northern Adolf
tonists. As il IS, we thank Providence, that
the American people are ready to begin this
battle for the Union, against foreign foes, and
domestic traitors, now, as ut any future time
For our own part, we do not care how soon the
issue is made up. Willard Fillmore is just the
sort of leader that will do for such II campaign.
He breasted and rolled back the tide of Abolition
ism and Disunion onoe,--and the standard
can, by Gods help, he will do it again.