Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15
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| The following extract from The Warrington
| correspondence oftb Baltimore sun has a seary
| look for the friends OF some Of the Democratic
nspirants Is il true the Junto have taken The
feldi
Some sensation was produced in the city by the
appearance 81 political pamphlet eot''l@d i he
/ next Presidency. appe nj 10 the democracy nf
| Virginia. The paper en- annie- from 'he hen
| mond iunie. a. IL used to be called. Its aim i.
10 commend Franklin Pier CO To the support oi
/ the democracy of Virginia. whose position In
regard to every measure of public poIcy is IN
| oontrnyertibly maintained
II shows the democracy als whom they are
especially Ia shun a candidate. they are u
| shun lendrr who lodges issuet. The demoefa-
| CIV are not to make concessions 10 foes nor WIN
| victory by fraud. For leads r. says thlr
! manifesto. .'lei US select iitnid time server.
No skuking coward. but LET US TAX veteran Of
/ the war" DC.
The long gun is aimed against Mr.. Buchanan.
aud. his popularity in the Old Dor nlnion was
no, very great, sneh an assault VIC uo' be unneo-
ossnry.
The pamphlet reminds one of the ballotings
ia the baltimore convention in lsJ2. when the
late John s. Barbour during the prot acted bal
lettings used 10 issue proclamation TINT repi'
iition made familiar to all and still rim Is IN the
Ears Of some Of the old Nrginians, to wit:
II am authorized by the Virginia d 'legation
to cas-, the fifteen electoral votes Of tn at State
for TEENS Buchanan, Of nnsylynDia
The Louisville editors have way of III cir own
Of nterohanging newspaper eiyilities. The fol=
lowing paragraphs. clipped from recen'n umbefs
of the Journal. viii illustrate. We do not see the
Democrat. else we would show in what wi sc flnr-
ney returns the compliments Of Prentice;
A CRUEL MAs-Prcntiee, of tho Lo uissille
Journal, must be an unfeeling man. "A downright
cruel man. or he would ''ld up" tho unlncky
wight who edits the Democrat OF Tint cty. Only
see how he belnbors the poor fellow in his paper
Of Tuesday last memphis Uhig.
We have no thought Of letting him up. We
keep him crushed down 10 the earth in Fl illment
Of the curse pronounced by God ngt inst the
serpent upon thy belly thou shalt crav l." lie
has been so long accustomed to his posi- ion that
he could no more stand upright now thar a snake
could walk upon his tail.
The editor Of the Democrat says that h. Jour
nal is constantly turning. lie means 10 'pving
He f,ncies that our paper isa terrible revolver
aimed point blink Mt his vital parts
We will thank the editor of the Demo, rat not
10 call us brother Prentice" We are M, broth.
ct of his. Would he nuke Us next ak u Ia
fool
The editor Of the Democrat says thu from
first to last we eulogized John Quincy Adj lnis in
his course in Congress the slavery qu, stion.
The assertion l. an unqualified lie, though II ado
by thoroughly qualified liar.
The Washington Union announces the with
druwal Of Mr.. Inrney from that concern. : 20 the
firm Of Nicholson & Fnrnry no longer rxis ts.-
This is right II is said to be against atnre
tina, two diseases should exist IN the body e tie
same time; and the Washington Union ught
not to be excluded from the operation Of that
benign law.
Z Al u 4
a. Mr.. Fillmore because he was elevated I" the
Presidency not by the people but by the decree
of Providence. They think TINT an cec'i"'a lay
the Almighty j. disorcdtahe in comparison with
an election by the unwashed Democracy.
The Democrat SAYS That the South has ".tried
Cas-, Douras. aud Richardson in the fire." We
afraid the Devil will try them in hotter ono.
The editor 81 the Democrat says that may
continue 10 mike mouth, at HIM. We should
suppose that Que little passage IA his hi tory
might prevent him from abiding 10 tho stheee
of making months. u is said that n big ndian-
ian once thrashed him most cruelty untler tho
impression thn he was making mouths Mt him.
and some gentlemen who happened to he near by
hnd great difficulty in convincing the Indignant
lIoosier that our neighbour was merely l' 'okng
usual not putting on single extra. the Hoo
sier apologize handsomely, but he was after
wards heard 10 say that he wasn't MOI than half
convinced after all.
The editor of tho Democrat does not attempt
seriously to defend himself against the charge
of having changed turned vaseillated, whirled
sposstiged upon all possible subie cts. religious
poHtical moral aud financial. Ii somo biz per.
son like US were to wind long string around hi.
| neck and spin him ns II boy spins top. ho would
scarcely turn faster or make n more senseess
| noise than hs has been doing for the last fifteen
| wears In fs 1t he has whired around so fast Tint
| as old Ben Hardin said ola fellow very much like
him "he has got the seat ofhis brooches before =
The editor Of tho Democrat says wo have moth
| ing to hose by any thing we can say. He has n
good deal to lose by telling the truth for
| he would lose all the character he has got-all
tho character he has built up by his daily labor
! for ten years.
The Democrat calls us a nutmeg editor. W.
think that IL chap who, when he was schoolma :
ter in indiana, enjoyed the smell of niger pupil
need not be so squeamish TO find fault with h =
odnr of nutmegs.
The editor of the Democrat says that if an,
relative of his told particular thing, we know
il 20 he "A lie What an opinion he must have {
the family reputation for truth and veracity
The edit ,r Of the Democrat says have no
regard for our character for yeracitv He had
better say tn It we feel no concern nbout il. 1t
is above the reach Of such thieves of character
as himself.
The PHILADELPHIA rennsy lvanian, of last Sat
urlay has an article ten columns long in favor
of Mr. Buchanan for the Presidency We
shouldn't be at all astonished, knowing Mr. Bneh-
anan as we do ifhe were to read every word Of il.
The editor Of the Democrat says he wasn't
badly raised. Well if he was properly raised
must he not have bpcn bv nature a most misera-