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


mittee think there Is no difficulty.
To remedy the Inconvenience relation 10 tie
members of the Legisla,nre,a portion Of the com
mittee recommend the call of Convention.
and others of the committee recommend the.pa.
sage of bill proposing an additional amendment
of the Constitution.
The "Pennsylyanan, "a supposed semi-ofi,
oial organ of Mr.. Buchanan. aud certainly tie
organ of Mr.. Forney, (snys the New York Ex-
press has been recently striking baek al the
outh and Secession Democratic men. The ar
ticle indeed, indicates a war upon The Secession
Democracy of the south. The Secession De.
mooraey, the Ponn>y sanian considers ut war
with the generally sound Democracy Of the L
MON, and a section always making trouble IN
the Democratic ranks. nnd doing injustice In all
who do not agree IN its especial opinions. IN
deed the Pennsy vanian thinks the Secession
Democracy of the South supported Mr. Buchan
only because it was ged 10 do 81, aud eren
then supported him. IN bad faith. This Seecs
sion Democracy, til editor then goes On to .ay.
opened an attack. upii the L. : Senator BIeler
Il Pennsylvania the moment that he oppressed
in the Senate. the d. Ere that Kansas should hn a
free state,-"thus ofordng an opportunity II
the Abolition opposition T. deride aud distract
tho Democracy, by showing that the South.
while adhering TO their own notion If political
proprety while asserting their ewn i1ea, IN ri
erence TO Kansas. had II, mercy for that North#
ern man who on his part. dared 10 express pr5
ference which they theirs were free to cult
vate and proclaim II does not stop t. dwell
upon the hostility it n,imaes it might II
Messrs. Bright, of Indiana; Cobb of Georgia, and
Clifford OF Maine; whom II denominates Nation.
al Heroes as "genuraily named Tor the NV
Cabinet" but comes down pell-mell 10 the moro
recen, exhibitions Of the Richmond Enquirer in
assuiling John w. forney. whose name has been
widely mentioned in connection with a Cahiaet
appointment"
The Pennsyivanian concludes in spGnky
proclamation of its determination. while il loes
justice to the South, to resist all Interference
with its own right, aud 10 resist all in
uries inflicted upon IT, If this article be an in
SEPARATION of Mr.. Buchanan. il is a Declaration OF
Independenee-bu it is denied that i. aud yet
it is not to be presumed Mr.. Forney would thus
speak through his organ without permission, if
not with authority.
Interference ofpoIiticinns TO shield OHrnter-
On Saturday, in the Court of Sessions in New
York, John Matthews was brought up for sen
tence for riot aud assault on the It'll of Noyem
on the tact that no arrests were nude at the
time OF the assault by the police. If such negll
gence were tn continue there would be no safety
for citizens upon such occasions to walk the hiph
way He then added:
I'm your case | regret TO say, that men h ID.
ing high positions have solicited in your behalf
and for political reasons, that the punishment
should be exceedingly lenient. | repel all such
attempts. The time has come when. If the law.
are not enforced in these matters, citizens will
have no projections; and if the judiciary listen
Tor moment 10 such appeals they are unworthy
OF thtT trust. II the law would permit me to i'm.
prison you Tor long term of years. it would be
my ouiy TO do SO; and were you nv most
intimate friend, it would make no difference. Blu,
the extent OF the penalty of the law in tbi. On -
IS tweiFe months imprisonment in the peniten
tiary, and that is the sentence of the court ),
.s.
The Philadelphia Pennsy vanian is evidently
trying TO aid Mr. Buchanan in the preparation
OF his inaugural. 1t takes a retrospect of all
the lnaugurals of all his predecessors The New
York Times says Washington delivered his first
and only naugral speech to the Senate. as did
both Adams and jefferson but he delivered none
on bis second election. Though jefferson de-
livfrod his first inangral in the Senate chamber
j, wa addressed to his Friends and country
men" Since his time the inaugural speeches Of
the Frr>id mis- have been addressed to the peo-
PIE and have been delivered from the portco of