Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-25

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TIE CAIHJ.t QUESTION.
Prom the P.sEadclplia Times If The 2lst

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tue fe,''a''oh "o'p'eu Ut '''e 'i'no ""' ''''o''-
sidered' :. ,-,...,
Ne" "'" '''FE''" S"'" nm ~, go
from Lou''a"" were not ii'eh'5e's u ''' S""i0
oody az th"ee "i ''u'e i's,' an" o'"'a ''t w "'
miliea lnt" Ln's Cou"o''. NN''s' a'' 'o''
An ohio DeleRate sho 'hat ne ea''i' ~ u'n,
out eqnul ana exact )us',ce 10 al parties, II
these was eut one se' OF ue'fgh,e heie i'o' LOU
ishha' ana they nave Grto'h'ia's VII. ,ie'n' we
eahn9' r.'H'e 'H'r" "oni'ssio" ne '''' no' '"'e
what 'h',r views hne"' p' 'h e'"e, q''s"p"S vs.
long ss they were true u Tue iphaah'en"' P''n
cip'es OF Ameme@hism' Applause l, snou'o
be ascerla'ned afterwards mat they o'l not STAND
on tue p,'ne'p1eS anu p'"'io'" % ,'e olut,' We
coaid tARe ae'o" To fJrct lheh'' D"' o"''' '""'
was ascertslhrS' ne should c"hslaer 'hen emu
tied to TIER seats ana vote accordingly. lhehew
edhppanSe'J
toi flke' 90 ArkahsaS.adVoe"'ea' he ADMISSION
~ the Louisiana delega''oh al once. ne was 'lc
Dlrtrle' 'eputy "i mat seet'on anu ne Nne" Vi
but one state onuncii-ih"t wh'ch Inc delegates
present hai'rd rom mere was nor aeiega'e
present WI" dld not REJECT one part ot the P'a'-
iofn',"nd we sh"u'd not Apply rue 10 thPnh '"a'
could as well be applied IN ourselves. tSensa'
u"n
Il New ork Delegate would oppose the ad'his-
SION oil tue Louisiana deIega'es'p'eaose 'ne'r ri.
aal aud principles were not the sumo as that la'd
down by Tia" National Council. 1t was not the
principles "I the PLATFORM whlch ms pody rrlectS,
but the ritual ana principles OF the Order. lie ana
not wish To see thc same scenes enacted as TOOK
place IN June IN tins Council anu he hoped that
the louis'anihns would not force themselves on
this body, ia violation OF the Constitution and RI
'ual 81 the order
An Iowa delegate contended that the Council
couiu not &" behind the record " e must admit
all who are present on Pr,ma .tdlcie evidrnc" OF
membersh'p'and as the LpIislanlans have the Gre
denflnls, we must admit them to seafs.
a Delegate there u State Conncllin Louis
iana
The secretary explained that there was no
State Council holding direct communication with
The National C"nnci',corrobrating substantial the
remarks al Goa. Pike.
Mr.. j. W. Barker'ot \. Y. advocated the adj
mission OF the Louisiana delegates. There were
Delegates here from th" North south, East and
West who had withdrawn from the Nation
al Council but who were sill true 10 the princi-
pies OF the party When they came up we did
not stop t"qu"Nton them relative to Their course,
and it would be nm act of injustice to apply such
n test 10 the claimants in this ease. There were
Councils which had abolished srcresy altogether
We cannot reject them according to the prlnci-
pie settled upon here. They are entitled II seats.
and he would freely vote for their admission
(ApPIauNc and coliuelon.)
The discussion was continued ut great length
WIN e"n''drrao!e violence ana asPtniy oi ier''ng'
AT ulne'' the rxc''rmFh' throughout ne p"ay
was o' tue most intense charae'es, ana on sew
sIa' occaNi"nS' dosPHe me fhlS OF me ea'hi the
PRESIDENT iouha great oimcnItes III maintaining
order
al the heign Oh the excitement Mf. EoShS' OF
i.oaislahan' came forward ana desired 10 say
, ~afa OF SO 10 the Council touching the matter
'''o'F It. (n''a' eon'"'lon an" cries 81 'ear'
near no. no. &C. @c'J ne onalr.as 'he gen
'einah Is hot memoCr Oh the eaoheil'hlS remarks
womb not De IN order ('rnewed cohinSloh')
y peiesM'~- move tha' the gentleman IRON
Lo.Sa"" nave ieaVe !" speak
Al'ef c"hsi"'Fapie dhcnty. ana anna much
tofoHi'hce' the motion was put anu carried by
" We
MI huIt'S tnen stepped III front OF the fresI-
cent d'sN Flu sa'd tnn' he would claim the at
en'loh OF the Council ouf lew Minutes only
II me STATE OF Louisiana the people have organ
/ yea Naive American Saelety' and the only
lfrlnepai upon which we stand or admit to be
e'seusseu' IS IN" great prncipie OF Native Amer
l, anis'h, IApp'auSe' )Atter the adoption OF the
Na''oha' Platform iaSt June the following ac-
'l'h wa, 'aHen oy the amrr'ranparfy OF L'ulsi-
a m'a anu WI" 'AP'"h .he "ho,e III ths question
ME we approx" ct the platform adopted by
tue ia'e National Conrc'l, we reserve to our
YES 'he r'gh' 10 REJECT the oth section as I'M
Jos' 10 me great o'ly OF the Order Ii Louisiana.
The honorable gentleman sand that he must
fra 1ky tell the Council that in the interior of the