Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-12

our neaceabf CITY 81 asA hthaHi- I'm 49,
renee VI. keitt representative II one Of he
south Carolina districts in Congress. eansPiea=
ous from his connection with the Braeks aud
Sumner affair. did u the compliment at deliver
=. ing speech a, Dudley Hal "Wednesday night,
before large audience. Aud such a speech
such gunpowdcr vhsPsodies. aud volcano meta
phors-such flashing o swords and Haunting oil
banners-such tropes of hayanets and huli'ts-oi
sounding hugles and booming ou-. ut gorH II Ids
and raveuing salturrs ~e ba'c 81 beard nor
seen, ,;soe the gerry f~aIth a 54y fa.ians. that
were went 10 - us al CIV II ether days.
have ceased To kght ap tAs laal 3ita rhetorical
pvrnteehaies. The speech taken down by
a reporter for the New York Herald. aud We do
no, propose any detailed aaticc of H. till it aPs
pears in print For the present. We have oniy Il
say that we DO think its positions or IL ten.
per were adapted 10 this latitade--wh the
rranv inaccuracies Il contained VOID nsrs reo=
dered il unavsiiins party speech AMOS srN
well Informed people. We shall a. sftrase
the olatgrs Of Col X. which ;. at seaa ars1sef.
bss ze as9, ecsie tue ss.rii a4a ;sa@eac' : ss5z
.r...~ehss 3, iti..sue- TIES B - good Ist
-ahse r-sss s. .asaessatar i1asssel Irsfs = us
f-ac.7 sAff sss >asll 81 fa#fef a 14'1 - af'ef.
- .ts ss,s ssasr asssrss he ssA'es- taaasa A.
trs.sz. : 8 ssnzef,ile asssc o. * eeeas'ea
. ss7s13 see77 -; - dsuaersfee party has
.s.sesaze. 5sVtssea iaa IL ;7-ih and termed
awa~ ffen tie eeust.tat.aas-h4a soI shipped
A.reu issieaS a Nose. M iid 81 once men
to-. me name y toe democratic oaai laie for
the Presidency. o. assign solitary reason for
believing that he could avert the storm which was
surely coming
When h. had concluded IL Governor Floyd
was called to the stand. and spoke at some length
an a commonplace. though fair aud courteous
style. of the principles and candidates presented
for the public adjudication. He presented no
new idea or argument but grouped together with
as much system and force Is usual with dem
ocra,ic speakers. the points that have been mnde
in the new spapers. Portions of his speech were
good replies TO Col. keitt The latter gentle
man had denounced unsparingly Mr. Fillmore
Erie letter--tut Gov. + thought we ought not Ia
hold Northern men responsible for opinions upon
the subject of slavery expressed twenty yc"rs
ngo-since at that time many of the citizens oi
Virginia thought slavery great evil Mr.. Fill
mores Presidential record, too had been severe
" an,,nadserl.d upon by Col. X, but COY. iioyd
WAS OF ulunoH lHul II WI iiiil'bi' I''H'''''
himself as Wing now, standing upon tho plat
form of 1852, no exception could he taken TO him
The two speeches differed widely in tone AS
well as style. Col. Ketts was violent, iamhllng
spasmodic. at times brllant-wth an awful
squirting AT disunon. Gov. floyds was syste-
matte, temperate, dead eve and deprecatory oi
the horrors of dsunion and siv war. Col. k
btierest venom directed at Massachusetts,
and he gave us 10 understand too, that he had
a special aversion TO the pork grease of ohio ms
well as the cod fsh of the Bay Sate, The Mas
faehusetts man. he said, who emplicd the tea
into Boston Harbor, first filled hi pockets. The
Massachuseiis regiment in the Mexican war had
to be guarded by two others To prevent them
from plundering the Baggage Wagons. In 1872,
the people of Massachusetts permitted their
bretheren to be slaughtered the shores Of
Canada. without sending them help. Then, he
said. in ailusion 10 Mr.. Burlingame the citizens
of that state were not as much disposed 10 go 10
Canada 10 fight, rs now. Finally, he exclaimed.
'God help me, want nothing to do with
Massachusetts except on the battle field" he.
ferrng To the possibility of Fremonts election
he declared that the man. who, in that contn
g.ncy, would not 60 for dissolution Of the Tn
ion. traitor and a coward
When these speeches appear in print, may
deem II worth while 10 notice them farther
~.
SENATOR JONES, of Tenue see. has lately be-
come a toast with the Democracy Jones still
claims to be Wing, and they still claim to be
Democrats. As neither acknowe dyes change,
whatever he may once have thought he must
still think, and whatever he may at any time
have said is applicable now as then. In 1871,
he expressed his opinion OF the party in such
terms these
political Of L6etooosa aof or.r d. al tsat -
happy form Of soraascat Is eos The Toll Of
our fathers il building his GLORIOUS W have been In
for the effects tendencies and ho believed fesoHs
the leaders of this falsely called Democratic party is
break dorm The yards that hare drou4ta
socisfy projection dorm NTH yaths ar,iia
Gus HANDS M roy pillars Of As irPis Of L6tg Ia throw
ETY. back M original elements anarchy confusion TO
substitute the viii OF ON MAN the interest Of
To set all Laws Constitutions and the settled ussges
country at defiance and make them ,ubesient
% parry PH5poses
If party thus reckless Of consequences thus sRmiad Of
tht Ash and solemn obligations o patriotism saA BE- eoaaud
al pohu phdt Immunity ii the sacred
from thar ruthless assaults VIII dearest
sacred rights domestic affairs household gods
security from the foul demon like spirit ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
and noBocRAcr that pervade- the erried
lsi' 30 rs there Nothing pure able
sueeAs.tuiy madness Of such spirit or ish a..
J or esP'dty fnorn my ociqbguuea pause soluiy
sea principles and practices deceived with the svren
nnesion t @ l nl we'll lay aatteng
another fourth of century have nade mn it, rrd
grets find only comfort mAdly ripg me iron ,t,
that bnd you to hopeless destiny May God OF Wash
ington and Liberty this happy ueoue no,
fearin-Erraes trom speech made Lebanoa The III Of
September Ie44. ~
We are glad to lean II from the Richmond Wing
that it is proposed 10 have shortly big politicol