Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

WENTWORTH,
member of Congress, savs:
The fact Is If people wish 10 dr,es iaps tabor from
our free territories they ioak oreiaa tabor as fh
best snsaA, Of doing aud hence, ail ah-slavery ek
teusoniss should labor to encourage foreign emgra-
ton. We must have more Foreigners here, and they
should be of the kind that will resst slavery al ali
hazards.
Justas we have been urging for the last twelve
months. The great competitor OF slave labor
in this country is imported free labor and the
natural enemy Of slavery Is immigration
We have shown heretofore how II was that i'm
migrant free labor en ,bled the people of the
Northern States to abolish slavery and bow IT Is
that the vast to their population from
abroad hive given them a numerical and political
circumference in the Union, by which they hold
the South at their mercy. Greeley well under
stands this. and his bitter opposition TO Amer.
oanism arises from its tendency 10 check thu
great feeder Of Northern power The New
England Emigraut Aid Society understand it,and
have explained in their official publication the
,nodss by which immigration i. to be mnde the
means of converting all the Territories into free
States Any man. whose vision i. not coated by
an impene.rable film Of prejudice 'nay see it
must see Il. Ba, this fact patent aud obvious
ns Il is "a all. does not prevent the Den'"1r"t'n
par '"hile encouraging immigration aud hob
.obbing with Foreigners, fron pretending 10 be
the best friends Of the South, and the truest De
Tenders Of the institution of slavery.
Late intelligence from Europe Informed Ia
that Mazzini. tho Italian socialist and friend Of
Kossuth. had announced his in'.nton of emi
grating to this country. Mazzpi is the same IN
divdual who, writing 10 a friend IN this country
Appealing to him for aid TO emancipate Italy.
.eaid
"Tweny -four millions of emancpaied Italians will
he twenty four millions of Abotonists la aid their
brethren in America
Ilcre.too. is another ITEM seemingly smalyei,
significant enough, Us showing that so deeply
implanted in the minds of foreigners is hostility
to slavery that not even the Kindness aud cour-
ztesies Of Southern people.and actual observation
Of the happy condition of the slave can eradicate
it, Few foreigners have ever been received by
the South mare kindly than Ole Bull. The
Northern papers make tina following statement
with reference to him:
Ole Bull gives $500 towards establishing new
German Republican paper in Wisconsin. He is To
take the stump for Fremont through that statc.Bos
Don 7rdn-oripf
Out Of six German papers published in Gin
cinnati, see it stated that only one of them
supports Buchanan and but oue cut of three In
Bal ir,pre. All the rest are Black Republican.
Tho following from the Hartford tN.) Free Press
shows with what confidence the Abolitionists
cnapt upon the German vote
Tan GERMAN CLUn.-The Germans have organized
lraach Fremont Club They 30 IN for Fremont
md Dayton, and had preliminary meeting last Sat
utoay evening at which goodly number were pre-
~ L. rtt I'm AFt51
has the same love for liberty Germans, OF whatever
class If whatever division, are the advocates oi
freedom and the cutmie' of tyranny. There ARE
those of them aIuaug who have suffered for
this holy cause IN their fths,land Not only these,
but their brethren who came 10 shores before
them will be found on the true side IN the present
contest, striking strong blow fer Fremont AND
FRKEpoal The RloHr AND NicroN.
The New Orleans Creole referring to the state
of affairs in that city, says;
We supposed that to be the fact, for we have heard
Germans of New Orleans advocating the of
Fremont IL is not Political TO assert that
our naturalized citizens differ from the native born
The South hi rcgardt the rights ofhe slave States
and the policy which il l. proper TO pursue We pre-
to the Southern HIS rrefragahle proof that
a change of the naturalization laws Is essential 10
our safety. We noprishng in New Orleans those
lately made citizens who northern soetonalists,
and have often said, such result was to have
been expected education, association and the en-
tire habit OF thought OF nil cmigrnnts from the oil
world directly at war with Southern institutions.
Greeley never uttered truthful sentence than
when he said "mmigration is the cradle of freedom
meaning freesoilism.
So complete and sweeping has been the seoes
sion. from Democracy to Black Republicanism of
Foreigners in the free States& especially of Ger.
mans, that some of the Democratic press az be.
ginning to revile them ingrates and .rai.ars
for disoarding Democracy, after 50 many years
offond caresses, of lattery, dalhanee and endear
ment. The Cleveland plandealer tDem. )brenks
out in the following soorntul denunciatien of them
These hair-iippod Germans these Red Mouthed
Republicans know it, and Notwithstanding all this
they ready TO felI the hand that was raised
to smite them Had the Democratic party given wa,
and fallen in with the Know Nothing movement there
would have been passed by this very Fusion Congress
laws virtually driving all such creatures ont Of the
country, men dangerous to liberty and unworthy
thefighisof American citizens Ii from no love for
them, traitors they TO every consideration oi
gratitude and justice, that the Democratic party did
not act but il determination TO stand by
the principle of equal and justice TO all men OF
whatever nation or creed. which is the foundation
Of the Democratic faith that induced the party TO de-
fend which, with all other foreign born sub
jects, protected them"
THE LIABILITY OF TELEGRAPH COMPANIES. -
The liability of telegraph companies for damsges,
account of errors in the tran ssion of mes
sages over the wires, appears to have been fully
demonstrated in ease recently tried in court
OF law in Ohio. The complaint was that mes
sage directing the purchase ola large quantity
<.f Mt nota q.