Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-25

gets black eye for Il, of these unsuspectns
| days.
Democracy has not, for many long year, received
sneh worrying and tumblipg and tearing pieces
ms il did from the speech of Old Bullion at ST. Louis.
He throtled IL and mu,sted 1t and and scattered
II So a. 10 remind of the wanton cruelty of
wild and savage animal Mt satiating its appe-
tito and INDUCING an instructive ferocity. To borrow
a simile from the graphic pen Of Kit NORTH" like
some great shaggy, outlandish wolf-dog, that hath
swum ashore from strange wreck and aflcr
fortnights famine the bare sea-elfs, been driven
by the hunger that gnaws his stomach like cancer
snda thrstfeyer that only be saked in blood, TO
venture proving for prey up the vale, TILL spuflng
the scent of flock Of sheep-aiter grim tiger
like creeping ON bis bellyhe springs Mt last, with
huge, long apangs the woody people, with bull-ke
growlings--and then fast throttling them one after
another--ns il might rather In wantonness Of
rage than in empty pangs-he lis down al last in
the midst of all the murdered carcasses licking the
blood off his Jews and paws. and falling asleep re-
banqnets In a dream OF murder" We have picked
up some of the dsieeia DaenJra remaining from this
carnival Of murder heretofore They serve TO excite
something Of the horrd interest feels in looking
over freshly fought battle field Believing that our
readers not unwilling occasionally to experience
this sensation again present partial view:
The crownng Of all these attempts to pick quarrel
Grss, Britain Is In the recruitment question mud In The dsms
Of Mr. Champion. This the work labor
Mr Cushing whose fitness make foreign war guard
domestic rshs may bc In his san
his speech in Congress ustfyng British
upon the steamboat Caroline under the flag u
nan and nooredt to our shoeboarded by stealth her
slaughtered in their sleep the vessel set fire. wrspt
in flames s.ni pnnsng over the Falls Of Niagara with dcnd
was seourged upon spot by William nnter, Of Kenuc
Ky and took the seougng as man would who knew he
deserved all he and thankful he got more; all
which may be seen IN the second volume Of The Thirty Years
View"
THE is the iostand guard American rights pick
arel with Great Britain when she has harm
she have committed The case was this Our Atlantic
full Of unpaIuraked foreigners her
former subjects She wished To recruit them Crmeau
war but to do without violating our laws getting them to
10 her territories and there enlist Afterwards office.
ton made aud instantly the practice stopped and
apology made for nninicnonni wrong. There
harm done The only danger Of harm thai Rssa mish
resent as AIDING hr enemy IN violation Of neutrality
That would have beena serious complaint b Rasa
made a the was over before The recruits u any, could
to the Crmca and has long been made Russia
and England are friends and must pick quarrel with Eng
land Of RussaRusss herself having quarrel
Britain aud complaint against ia That was
the only harm apprebendcd aid II occurred A. for
taking such people away as she was endeavornr 10 eet
should think ber loss no damage US and that
of their foreign birth hold that native born for
comfortable living and Independence the reach of all
aud six thorsand miesto the Cmea lead the life Of
British soldier for sxpcnee day; hold he any
would be no damage TO our country Of them
v mg h
For ibis Mr. Champion IL dismissed No Mr.. Champion
but the British government For he Only what h govern
directed aud what has Justified assumed Thiss
different from Diminishing Minister for his
insult ths brush Gopohmeaii challenge
hanee lott Its just OF resentment danger
ssad The admin straon which dismissed rrnmptop
have themselves been dsnlssedgnouinousy ao-by their
pariyhai 10 the sound of their party
tho whole the country The whole country dis
missed that administration. They have party adhe.
rents support Their janssary guardhe yenal office
deserted thom-"fron their ruined fortunes
sluBk all a~ayand crouched tho conqueror;
Aud 10 nnsh this universal dssson hsy deserted them
sevoadod from their solitude snd given la their adhe.
sion to the people that whipped them,