Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-16
Yours, respectfully.
HENRY A. WISE.

THf WorrIs oN THE wALK.-'The Expires
for ycfrs has been hlmonishlng the co ntry Ct
the prgils which Abolitonism was plunging Us IL
to.-and some hnve told US, you have alway
been crying wolf, wolf, but no wolf came =
aud others, Aholitonisis. have snecred at rs IA
MIN savers" &c. Now, H. here il the vol
At lat. Uedre in The midst Of Repoiution, Gu
II ieaf erists. Battles nre fought and blood
she'd, by Northern and southern men, on tho
tslfls oi Kansas, all about and only about, thu,
African,-thnt African whom the trainers of on I
Government Ignored when they made the FEEDER
nj Constitution, except rs subject for slavery
Two Regiments. one from free" Illinois. anoth
CT from -avehodng Kentucky, are about TO be-
called into the field The L 5. army is concen#
traing upon Kansas. This whole peril upon us,
81 b05,6bo Of white men, comes from the 30OO.-
900 Of negroes among us,-now better oft, physi-
emily. and in social enoyments too than the la
borer, Of Ireland. or of Germany, in general, and
rbeter of than the aborers Of Southern Eu-
roPe
II, rroIr is on The ,oalk We hear him howl in
kan>ns. We almost him shaking his jaws
in the blood of our common countrymen. Sec
tionaism, North aud South , has at last brought
the country to civil war,-and porils environ us
rs fearful a. when l}urgoyne at Saratoga
aud Lord Howe in New York. To save Union
tins now in jeopardy from the collision of nrms
il II necessity, and il is misfortune, that in
South ha- that confidence which is indispensable
Tor the restorat,on of harmony 10 the county,
Both sides now, North and South, di~dajn Presi
drnl Pierce. The blood Of both sections is
hat,-thai even administration in Justice is like
ly II be bitterly oensured by all.
Nh1tis to be done, then, for we approach
one II those trying CRISES in our contribution
Which shock md test it 10 his utmoet,-the crisis
Of President making. \ great party is in the
iel from the North. excluding by its test II
Suites of the Union from any connection with il.
Another great party Is III the field, standing It's
candidate upon Cincinnati Platform, which
is not only anti mt onm but SO fHJnStefiSh
IN its foreign character. that it threatens to add
foreign To civil war. What is to be done, them
Elect Fremont, and the North has conquered
tie South. Elect Buchanan the South has con
qnerod the North, aud the civil war now begun
is but extended, or if smohered. smothered amid
such fires certain 10 rise again in cXple-
sion and fame. Oh,-if men would remember.
andrecHl the story of lS5D, when under Gods
Providence, Willard Fillmore called to tho
Presidential Chair, they would SEQ in the rain
bow ol peace that then succeeded the storm,-a
certain maik,--a sure sign.--that no flood of
mere sectiouaj-m would once moro suhmergeonr
land in political ar civil stife,-N, \. Express.
AN GxcMmoN oeeuaRrxcn.-Thc Albany
kniekeIhocker says "A very singular attain
occurred in the court of general sessions. at the
list term. \ woman brought up and ar
Ii sued b fore her own brother. who was or. the
heoeh. "a the charge of keeping "A house of pros
ttaiian. The brother sat moionoss and pale
n, marble, but stern and inheNbe rs the Il mar
iathpr who passed the sentence of death ON his
own sun. The woman. although old in crime
aud lpst 10 shame was 81 overcome by the scence
that IN roGchipg her sent she wept burning tears.
Il WIS scene that is rarely witnessed, and we
hope neyor to see the like again
The st Louis Evening News says that sun
eifat retaru- lavebeen received to indicate clear
lv TIM election of VIM. Newland the American
candidate tog Lieut. Governor of Missouri This,
savS tn News, viii he likely to prevent the olec-
ton Of Col. Pok Governor elect, to the Uuited
States Senate