Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01
4KANAWHA (. I'LL. VIRGINIA TUEsDAY sEPTEEMBERMI

That the inhabitants of Western Virginia
are true, not oily to their own interests,
but most reiigibnsly truHto Che interests
Of any section w~hereapon an innovation
by Eastern ab~olitionists might Re attemp7
ted-no matteria how salictimbnious and
philanthropie a garb itEmay Represented
the future win disclose and The sequel
Of this grand ftMare's Nest called the
Homestead Aid Society, will show cef-
tain croaRers that the inhabitants Of
Western Virginia, although bey are, By
their geographical position, somewhatex
posed To- die Communicating Influence Of
abolition schemefs and underground
railroad operators, YET the principles IN
stilled by taeir good DID forefathers were
not only instifi4d, but so5doubly distilled
rs to withstandany outside pressure from
Northern, Southern, Eastern or Western.
abolitioHists. Now, il the citizens Of
Eastern Y Virginia are sincere il. their OPP
position to these abolition schemes, they
certainly capHGt refuse to lend i helping
hand, SO thai They may be nipped il. the
bud. Eyen Henry A, Wise, our present
Governor, could not do better than to.
give Ills attention, fopR shortt time, to the
buillihg uR 81 as1ittfy Virginia town
tie Western terminus Of the Coying-f
ingtonr and 0I.i6 Railroad, rather than
that Tbayer should succeed IN establish
ing Is post directly opposite Burlington,
III Ohio, from which Pointstafts the UNI
der-gfodntd railroad; and it1is a signii-
cant faet, well KNOWN to Thayer, that
moreslayes have been q rushed Off from
that point. tlian from any ether on the
Ohio river. "A word to The qeise Is
sufficient. M LAGER.
GUYAEpoTrE. August 1857.
n -s-+-~gD ez---- ss
Ffom Tie sot;hern Methodist Itinerani:
rRareis Rsod."
An qtafhe Of or reporter to tie Pittsfr
burg IarQeote co an exploring tout. fur
uishts chapter from Rafvenswood, Jack
son eo., Va, aated July 9th and publish
ed il the 21st. Ne are inclined to- ia
dpif4e the opitfion, from the eharaeter Of
his report, tia HE met with a nag, who
became His informant, or witha certain
dealer in birthplace who was bent on driTa
Inc i trade / o3tfle amount of five cents,
ii cigars, IIe SAYS
81 halliday leisar in this place af-
fordel 4 GOOD opportunity Of inquiries
and Observations
We suppose Olaf one short half day,
on Southern t9rIitory. would be sufficient
Time for amy ,feclk lesH abolitionist to coli
sec,t materials out Of f8chs to manufac-
ttire i rich chapter for his deluded read
.ers, Oh that subject After describing
the quality offthe laIds IN that locality,
he adds,
Isl vas told that n few miles back tile
Land Was better thanon tic river; and yet
much tofit can be bought for three or four
dollars pdr acree. / have met with but
Two SLAVES in Western Virginia, and these
/ found after trayefffa pretty much over
1tiis town. I was tbI4ahe people are
ay4FsG to Athe Institution and that il Is fast
fran,l a,,A H. thAr, ~
f3if IN y Fl dc fbon ,,b-
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r5r, and consequent he imposes i up
oh lis headers. Better lands in those
.bark lillk than oh life riyef sAna vet i
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