Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-26

fits of an adopted Hebrew In the New Testament
wherein the slavery of Greece and Rome recoe-
nized-in the obligations laid on master and slave
| IN the close connection OF this obligation with TIC
duties of husband and wife parent and ehld-in tic
obligation To return the fugitive slave 10 his master
and in the condemnation of every abolition phi
cipe, "as destitute of the truth. Il Tim. G. /, 2 >
! 4, D
This view Of slavery Is becoming, more and NOR
not only the settled decision of the Southern but o.
tho best Northern mind with movement SO stroug.
that yon have been startled hy it, to write the pnmph.
! let NOW living before me.
This IS the third result son have secured malo
many of tho best men in the North the infdclitY
oil Yoar philosophy, Gsely called on the suHjerf
oi slavery, in the clearer and clet1er light of the
| Scriptures
| ANOTHER REsrLr OF AGITATION
| J. The Southern stakeholder ia now satisfied, as
never before that the relation Of master and slave
sanctioned by the Bible aud he feels never be=
fore, the legations ofthe Word of God He no lon.
! ger IN ignorance of the Scripture aud afraid OF IL
teachings will seek defend his common sense opln-
ions Of slavery by arguments drawn from "Types III
Mankind, aud other inidel theories but he will loon
IN the light OF the Bible, all the good and evil ia
the system Aud when the North, it WILL shall
| gatd him holding from God this high power for great
| good-when the North shall no curse, but bid
BIN God speea-then he will bless himself and his
slnFe, in noher benesolenee. With false idens OF
created equality and unalcnable right but with the
Gible in his.heart and hand, he will do justice and
love mercy. in higher r4lc Every evil will be remoy-
&, aud the negro will he elevated to the highest
t9nments he make, aud Is prepared for whatever
destiny God intends This, sir is the fourth result of
| Your agitaon=io make the Southern master know
from the Bible his right to be master and his duty
! to slave
! These four results SO fully before you, TINT
think you must see and feel them. You have brought
out besides, tremendous political consequences, Civ
iag astonishing growth and spread to the slave pow
er-on these lcnnnot dwell. Sir, are you satisfied
With these consequences of the agitation you have
! GOTTEN up an thank God that the great deep OF
! the American mind has blown upon by the wind of
| ahalilionsm | rejoice that the sngnant water of
TIT American mind has been greatly purified
rejoice that The inddclty and the sem nfdelity, so
long leent have been set free rejoice that the sober
sshse. North aud South, strangely asleep and silent
has risen up 10 hear the word of God and spenk it TO
tn lind rejoice that all the South knows that God
gives right To hold slaycs and with that right obli
/ Fatons they must fulfil rejoice that the day lus
d1Nurd III VII rh the North aud South will think and
/ bel, anl aet together on The subject of slavery
tnu, Hod tor the a. itation May he forgive the folly
aad @ieke iness OF many who have Poten it up. May
h fetenl more aud moro, that surely the wrath OF
snail praise lm, while the remainder of wrath he
Ill restrain.
pselAatrloN Of INDEPENDENCE.
! agree with ypu, sir, that the second paragraph
ri The Declaration e Independence contains five AT
taa#fions declared to he selteoden truths, which
II truths, 10 ztli0 you aud all nbolitionats in
y ttng Vel s4. TO the right of the negro To lib
erts--iul noi unl, % lbertN-to equality, political
.sff1 sngia1 Will t,pir
tenth AMI .,,t tat MT ,, - II . ,irn, ,tio,s i
/ -elt-eNbient truth, truth nj all. On the
tr4rv that each one il contrary Ia the Il ble that
,all ,,lt sr,}f.fter Is lenie md l,f all five col
lset,,t ARE tl,,i arp ,,4el and l,nsat IN, tae HI
Lie h. the natural history ofmans,od by Providence
il every ar, el tie world say hi my In y, s,h
sealieni communication | will nra,e what affirm
Lar the present merely audi that the Declaration of
lalea,nl en,, stands in no need of tAes Sc alrma-
0a|ts Il WI AMI IS, beautiful whole without
fb,sl I,s,,-lnl is " iIh,t,t tlltsr ima9inar, may
illS , sifII at ltrlent ofthe grievances the colo
ME. had hnrll from, the mother country and their
.lh, as eel l,ies lien Thus onnressri Il, declare
,.rn,s,lrt .i,,lenenJrnt Thai : Ia say tho ri.lt
ejer4, sol to Impressed cbilIren nsecl nrnectio
IN another Anil, ar Ia set M, lnr themselves some
what before uIy-uue or national maturity; right
helonnlng IL them in the British family right sane
toned oil cod right blessed of God in the resistance
Of the colonies, a5 eoloaies not rs individual neu
l. the attempt the mother country to eoasunmate
her tyrlav But t;ol gives no sanction 10 the allr-
nation ihat he has created all men eoua-lhat this
seii.eyi!ent-and that he has given tum inalien
lie rghtstht Ee has made go4 ernment TO derive lis
power solely from their mere pleasure. All this
every word ofit-eNery lot aud title, is the liberty
and equality claimed by infdelity God has cursed it
seven tunes in France since 1898; aud he will cnrse
IL iere seventy times seven, II Irenrhmen prefer 10
he pestlcl SO often in Solumon's mortar He has
cursed II IN Prussn, Austria Germany, Italy, Spain.
lie will it long ms time whetheri is affirm
q by Jefferson, Paine, Robespicrre, Letrn Rolin
kossGth Greeley, Garrison or Barnes
Sir that paragraph is au excrescenee on the tree
ofour liberty. pray }ou tlke il AWAY. Worship il
tAon VIII, aud in manner initiate the Druid. lie
gave reverence 10 the mistetoe but first he removed