Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06
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The TRENTON IN. j. GAZETTE, which ran off
Of IA sudden into Abolitionism comes back TAX.
ing down the Fremont banner aud pntting NJ TINT
of Fillmore and Donelson' The paper goes into
the hand+ OF n new proprietor, c. w. Tolles. of
course, in n community like that of New Jersey,
Aboli.ionism could not long exist.
Tnr UREA On. " GAZETTE n Democratic
Hard piper, takes down the Buchanan flag and
puts up the Fillmore. The concu sion doubtless
is that as Free Soil Softs nre running into Fro
montsm, the llards must go for Fillmore and
Dunnlson. To meet their detection This paper
too changes propretors.
Hank no THE WELCOME SOUNDS. The Nash
vile Tenn, Banner says. Tho tread of Mr.. Fill
more once more upon his native soil has sent n
thrill of joy and hope and promise to every cor
nor of tho land. In long experience we have
never known such deep and stirring rise in tho
public heart to man or cause. His glorious
speeches at Albany. Rochester aud everywhere
ON his route home have taken us by Storm
1t is confidently predicted in some quarters
that buchanan will withdraw, in the course of n
few weeks. from the canvass. We think this or.
roneous. Our own impression is that he will ro-
main u candidate, and that he will suffer II defeat
which will ovcrwhelm both him self and tho couu
terfeit Democracy IN one common ruin.
PROGRESS or THE CAusE.-The New York
Tribune, which n very short time aga thought
Mr.. tllmores cause so weak scarcely to de-
s"rve notice, is now compelled to admit that 1.-THE
South American party at present evinoes more
vitality and vigor in our State" than the Buchan-
an party, but still claims majority in New
York for Fremont 1t claimed majority Inst fall
for the Black Republicans; but the election in
November resulted in the success of the "South
American" State ticket by nearly twelve thou.
sand ma jority over that of the Black Republicans
aud their allies.
Tho friends eff Fillmore and Doncson held a
meeting in Berkeley county. Va, which was ad O..
dressed by Andrew +. Kennedy and Alex. X.
l'oteler. esq, and Hon. VIM H. 1'ravers of Bal.
timore. Tho Berkely American says that this
meeting was to tho American party but as the
| signal rocket.
| OUR RELATIONS WITH SpAiN.--The Washington
correspondent of the n. y. Journal of Commerce.
| writes:
The government of Spain has given an answer
| to our Mnstcr,Mr Dodge upon the sevral points
he was instructed to present to that government,
for the settlement of past and the prevention of
! future difficulties. This government urged, Grst,
| the establishment in Cuba of some tribunal nr au
thority whereby questions of an irritating nature
| arising between citizens or authorities of the
| United States and ,he authorities of Cuba mght
be speedily settled, without the delay and embar
rassment of reference of the subject TO the homo
| government at Madrid.
| Second our government ask for the removal of
certain restrictions and emharras sments from the
commerce Of our citizens with Cuba and.
! lhirdfor the adjustment of the claims of Amer
'can citizens upon the Spanish government for
spola'on and wrongs committed uron them by
| Cuban authorities at various times
In regard to the first demand the Spanish Gov.
eminent replies. through Mr.. Dodge that it can
not depute imperial authority to any of its off
GERS IN Cuba, for that would be tantamount, it
says, 10 rendering the island independent of the
! Spanish crown.
! Concerning the second point, the government
| OF SPAN promises to enter into reasonable ar.
engagements.
But as 20 our reolamaions. Spain demurs-
| The present government could not allow them
without hazard'ns It's popularity, and giving of
! fence t" the country. Under the late admins
| traiioh, The Black Warrior claim was admitted
and paid, to the extent of forty thousand dollars.
and 1t was subject of earnest reprobation in
| the Cortcz and no moro such concessions will he
readily made.
AN irENERANr PREACHER of Virginia, being
! invited to hold forth in one OF the back settle