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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28

FREIGHT TRapE--Thcre was received at the de-
not of the Va. & Tenn. Railroad, October 18th,
20 loaded cars, consisting of 3,s6S bushels =. Of
Wheat, SO barrels of Flour, $500 pounds "t ie-
hacco, and 49, 900 pounds Of Miscellanc.''',-
There were Is loaded cars sent West the - i.s'.
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AGRICULTURAL DELEGArEs.-The following gen
tlcmen have been appointed by the l.ynehbnfs
Agricultural and Observation-Disclosures Delegates i'
the State. Union and Scaboard Society ttns IL.
Lynch john q. Mscm. John +. Slaughter ilenf.
d. Flood. Ivnchburs and George Z. TnH'oe, 81
Roanoke
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l[u,.,as Election,

Lo,lsylllr. Ky, Oct -. ALL the returns from
Kansas have iet II rccenrlrNecpt nci,i4trict. The
s'a,utcelas'imc s,a'.l l., foil House.
Democrats 80 Ecuuhlicnns To- Senate. lemn-
Gratis - Republicans l.
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mOnlOus III TfOUUIC.
WAsnlNGroA. OF. .1-rhe necessity far II
change in the Editor,hip of the Union. AS the or
gan OF the Administration, has been strongly pre-
seuted by leading politicians, aud n the prc>cnt
timc efors are hcing made II 50 arrange matters
as to assure harmony, among the several branches
Of the glorious nemperatlc parry.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Business Mr>S' PRAYER Manifestations are
resuar meetings for PRAYER, at the room OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, at . clock.
Tie ladies are invited to attend.
.,n.r
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Tnc Richmond Fnir.

Rlonuo<p. OF. 47tl, Tho number or the Fair
ground today was estimated nj twenty thpus and.
l. ord Napier vas present,
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Terrible Affair in New York City

NEW NoRa Oct. GA horrid attempt at mas
sacrc occurred on West 30,h street last night tho
circumstances were as illiowS:
A young man named Goulling attacked his IN
thcr with an axe. breaking his skull and ntlctIng
a mortal wound. Goulding's mother who came to
the assistance of her husband. was badly wounded,
Two Young brothers were next attacked, aud one
mortally wounded. \ married sister was attack
ed, bur not seriously injured.
Two servants girls We're horribly wounded. and
their recovery is regarded rs doubtful.
The perpe,ra,or of these terrible crimes who is
a clerk and very dssipatcd, locked himself in n
room and blew out his brains.
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by TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival of tho Overland Mail at st. Louis
ANOTHER INDIAN BATTLE.

ST. Louis, Oct. .7.-Tae overland mail from
Calforniawhic arrived hose to day, brings letters
to the first instant.
A battle took place a, Four Lakes, Oregon, on
tho first of September between three hundred l.
$. Troops, under Col. Wright. and five hundred
lnlmns-,he latter were completely routed.
Oregon will not form State organization TIL
the Territory i. regularly admitted by Congress.
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lANE OF THE BEST ~ HGA1INE AND LIVER M.
~ III. iNt>now nforo ne tn.,ir, namely; Dr. s""-
t".d. "r & ,"a ,san ,t , "', o i"
mrdcne known Il is not onE caiharir but a L'rt
ter yn an t, stomach aud 10 carry oil ila ma,
ter, thus a. onl,"Ams two purposes eh'.t1"'ly without
- Of n'si c5,lor,ra ,trc6rh,u, - system, at the
Tin" That "a arg's It ana when taken daily in mod
- dpsos .. siren. ttcu hnd huii mp WITH unusual
dr. snuford-- zmrigorn,or Is compounded on.
- tIoly from ~ ees ri mrdrno namely, Gums
Some Idea ct tln strength ct those guns may be formed
ains much strength hundred doscs II cai"mc
without Of itsIectorous 'hect.
Though possessing medicinal Po~or', these Gums
- have been bat iu knwn II fhyscans and nevci u-"i
in their prescriptions MI used in the form of the ian3o-
,aio' which met with such unprecedented Sne.-" as t"
in It, effects Il has rarely failed /"
~ Lr,r Comps ia their WORST forms
nd,.ssii0n being caused by d,ranacd LtTE cur
~ ri ~bcn the Liver Is excited to action
.Jnmndirc eans.d by IMPROPER action II The Liz
- and proof that the lhvIGonaroR r,lievesths d
ease let any troubled with Jaundce take the inyigo
raia' .fuary one week aud their skin will begin to IA
~ a1mo It original color.
s. orDor Take small doses rct5ng and it assists
mature her operations iiy gradually diminishing ito
dose the bowels left IN healthy aud active stntcon
work "a regularly as ciock work
donhr osc uf the irig0fdtor, which corr.cia al ardy
and Of the stomach.
For an Ger Loaded stomach equal as relieves
~ oppressive uneasy feeling after eating heartily For
tamiy nd'5ne generally, ali who use 1t speak in the
- highest terms
- DIR. anlOrd's 1nvigOrntOr came 10 MS recon.
ncndcd rs "A for LAYER Complaints, and all diseases
arising n Diseased Liver he testimonials of 50
nv our Physicians favor induced to try It, and
conviction certain ,baf II il OF the greatest bes
given DYsp"pts Tor II made complete
before the first hottie was taken, aud now eat
~ anytl edible with trouble. while beure nothing but
W lgtc food would scst and often that gave balm
- Now " Int W all readers Is If Liner
Cp1plaHts Dyps'a trouble you, do not fail to try this
= the great, remedy IN the world State Fart
We take infinite pleasure In recommending this nedi-
: cine AS n preventive Fever md guc, Chill Fee
~ yer. md all Ecvcrs OF a Bi1liOus Type. 1topcr
nd 10
- its wonderful virtues
81 There has been tried In our family remedy
which has met with such unbounded 10 tho
Y of dscusr, ncilrn cbl1r. Dr knnferd's Iu-
yicOrator; alone for diseases Of children that
- use II acts Cahartic mildly aud gently,
and seems the system thoroughly that
think we dong service TO all in advising them, when
they need medicine try this remedy There cases
under our notice where great hcneht mas
been received diseases OF the Liver Stomach and Bow
" els where all remedies failed t. give relief II has
brcnne 80 useful in family that will not be with
out it--Jdcts0ariAe, Iit RGpnbl'can.
ONE DOLLAR PR BOZ TIE
SANFORD e. co, Projectors, 3i5 broadway, New York.
= l,.
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LINCHBUKG COLLEGE.
k,ynChhMrY. Hn.

W.
rEslii, crh this Institution i'll
a The i5t,, september.
IRE location one e The heaics and most accessible In
au! the study. both Classical and
tirr, 'qaa 10 that ii the best American colleges
81 Department vii be enceny malutancd
Sir r. Blankenshp, graduate If the Viz
GINA M.ar, Institute, recently connected with the
United States ,asi survey.
will have exclusive charge OF the
School, in hich young will be thoroughly pre-
pared f.. college ar iu mess
Fac LTY.
EoDERT l.. BiioCkLTT, President; Professor Of Natu
LYcunGts q MATHEWS a. NJ, Professor of Latin and
iltiies Lcitr.s
H. CABriL A. b, Professor of the Greek Language and
Literature
BLAxkESsHIP Professor OF Mathematrs and Instruc-
OF Tactics
Rev. W W wALkE. Profess OF Moral and Mental Sci
and Of History
SAMUEL GARLAND A. A., Professor of Constitutional Law,
d. LANGHoRNF, NJ. D. Professor of Anatomy and Phys
nloRy.
Languages
Board - per wcrk washing 81 81 per month fuel and
lights $40 Tuition $50 in the Grammar School, and
so IN tn" Collegiate Department for halt session
Catalogues, containing further information be OBJ
tanned by addressing the President aug Dts
plsI;NsX FOUNDRY a. ENGINE WORKS,
LYhcHRURG, Va.
Oah, Canal aLor, n. Erige Of The Va Ten" Railroad
TENfS ESTABLISHMENT has been enlarged 10 meet tho
demand for work in its various branches and -
ror,abIe and stationary STEAM ENGINES of any
Nth Gearing Shafng Hangers.
(iooiwins Celebrated Centre Discharge WATER WHEEL
Tobacco Factory Fixtures
Brass Casting and Wrought Iron work OF ov@ry
All work done at this establishment warranted equal 10 tina
zap ap &s,. '''N A. a. DABNEY Ast
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Markets.

Nrw YoRx. Oct 41.-flonr firm and price un-
changed Wheat firm: 5, uthern Rcd Slu1. Corn
is in better demand: Mixed G5 toG9 cts Virginia
SKIES 96!
BALTIMORE, Oct. flur droopng Howard
street and Ohie iil.} 10 > -. " hct, uuchanS
ell Corn heavy. Old White - ccna.
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"a s:tS.t:EHIiEBMER'" GRAND ENbE.
ATAs 1IDN OF READY MADE CLOTHING un
gucd this opportunity to the pub
II and his friends. hr stock OF READY MADE
CLOTHING, GENTIEMEES' RI FINISHING GOODS
UMBRELLAS. TRl' NK>, &c, has been received aud
be rd cedent'd low prices for cash. and
paving lii to the interest of every pur
stock before calling clsew here not
ing that do wonders but tia; s coniihe myself To
moderate n- profits The variety of STYLES and
quality of Clothing finer and better hsn evoris say
god faith
Merchants will find my bbing prices lower than
n call. whli"aln and retail buyers
and Judge for yourselves and il 81 Hom interest," you
viii certainly purchase Of M. -
oct Its NJ GUGGENIIEIMER.
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{
w CHINES-tiREAT REprcrIJS IN PHIcts -Iiighest
nred September, te at the California, New
jersey Illinois Fairs and nj the Fairs Of the Chica
70 Mechanics Institute aud the st Louis Mechanical hssora
At the Fair Of the st Louis Mechanical Association
the examining committee composed of twenty-five ladies
the highest social fling who without dissenting voice.
warded the WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE the
highest premium Silver Pitcher, vancd at SO
These Machines simple in construction, efficient and du
rae beautiful In model finish ftte to adorn
parIor suited the work Their speed Is from
loo to 1000 stitches per minute Substituting Gs they do,
hcaithul for the Soul aud body destroying drudgery
of land sewing they hailed as the Romans Friend
They make a firm and stitch alike on both sides, that
will And the HEMMER recently invented
will In the edge and down In tho moot rapid aud
manner.
Full instruction given in operating these Machines free Of
extra charge. (oct aO.tsl VIM l. PAGE.
n Ulss AND m ATs.-A ben utifnl q sos tnaens
III Of Coco and Chaneee MATS and Hearth RUGS, at
ort laMl J. A. STIGLER cos.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28

NEW GOODs.-JOBN r. DAVIS g. CO.,
~ LYScHBURG Va Offering for public Inspection,
very large aud magnificent stock of srasonatc Dry GOODS
consisting part all the styles of LADIES Dress
Goods Cloaks Shaws Collars and Sleeves Gloves Hosiery
Their stock of Cloths, Cassncros aud Ncsings is com
cr and special atcnonis called u their stock of GOODS
FOR SERVANTS, consisting of & 4 AMI b fulie1 Cloths
heavy Sanetts Plaid Inscvs and blankets full stock
House Furnishing Goods consisting in part Of Velvet Brus
sells Threeply Iuprain and Venan Csrpc.ngs Rugs Floor
OH Cloths, Curtain Materials Tail. L'nens sc.
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a b. RUCKER.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.

tuVpMf fHe ~ gHM b"hE
LINCHBIRG, ~,
EtS constantly on hand alnrg, and varied assortment
M Of GROCERIES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS witch
offers N" trade reduced prices for Cash Exchange
for Produce ia his purpose hereafter To conduct his bust
'niicy CAsn PRINCIPLES and In order this
doairao oj" he viii ol At such prices viii protect tho
'nisrast of all who him with call
Grateful for the Aa" II" patronage received NJ the hands
u" his attached friends aud generous nhc TOR Tho last ax
b" bcgs rontinuanr" Of their kindness In hi pro
hu.upss. Ian liza
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JOSEPH JOHNSON WATCHES.
~ We desire 10 say to our customers rnd To &.
" y, III public generally, that We have received Il,

SxeAk28 supply ,f the abuNe mentioned
NltIES tasrd In IL karat gold wael NC OTTER at iI'
rs he obtained in Northern city, Tho 'N
ic thai hal In the sale of hesr justly cei'ttr
"a ath, Ing that they ere unsnrlaN'"
other Watch ut the No mas who desires an
Keeper, and strong and durable watch has ~
.rtt,d hat he nNc@'cd his mo- cN in Johnson Na'h
~ u, Mediation any Kind "t reservation, we say II
or frp MS In enGlcrcc luy sJtuNNoS hftH At all
Ytfs van AID aH"a III ihcm They ar" something thai
" L, st, wing ard we charge nothing ioT the
sfat ,
Hsi.. lr tie har.e. he II Jcwtlry S'or" above the
- IT iiuHss .li" - LOO LAWS ~ Go.
a J.., u entd 81 Of STU J. HfltTANllS
Slt.NEklllofN y tLI'f.
RI cor Y
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nee: ICE.! Tee! Just received 10 TODu Of
clear Northern ICE which want to sell this week Fam
lies Hotels Restaurants and others in want viii please call
send Ae orders my Confectionery and Fruit Store
oct lo.ts1 ~. A. BOYD.
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NOE THE HAIR--Weedhm Hair 1s.se.Aeayes
Il Nh Allspa ZyIlo Basam. Treopherou1 81 11sse
sortment Of Pomadss and Hair Os Aiso 6sss& xeset
Iona Baeheioss and Jsynes erlebrssea naE ~
,by -. s. =. DrSs.n s
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TF0l0 Hlf 7 N19fs Vds4l u IirTUt tbaFlA NlsD01
h Ath i have used N,ut ils with Extraordinary su"
cess N f,my ana ihua called In dis
tnes T. regulate Tho OF digestion aud purity tho
blood 'N NJ" tie best rrurly have oTcr known aud
Ifsh cont lo5th recommend thym to my irirHds
Sonts, V iliMfS
8HsAW. MNuNtNa GO y oct - ltSH
III Az NIfs / Amusing tuurt aiharu flls in ny Iracc"
anu ih tln rNtei,t rn'gstN" TO cleanse the system
aud nultN In inN NJ lns nf ihu hn II
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eel - as.
<4.r,:nc,>uy.- can,c ;n-e,nuicnn,

<stC,;Ba NC hive ,nss made a. f'>h
Il OF pn4 =, triirl OF li "a 10y. pleasant aud
,rfnai t4aod4 ulls Coi-. bronchial irritation sc
Il it ~ In tar ia # d. Us, aud can l." .afcI IN
~ /, Vii, ~ L,ttag Tn. smallest child ni cat
.dv Wclafc ,ai LIS Tough candy To- three Years
1 ana es. us, it nt sp''y ,ciiot Mtir aud
itotly hH j. Il THOMPSON y %
- y III. irrrti+lE
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~. Sold by A. 8. ENGLEDoyE, dealer In Fancy Goods
Bonnets. &c, Lynchburg. Va n1 On
lStgNGER's AEWING MACHhNE9.-0reee
the conclusive proof Of great men
Judged by this there labor saving machine before the
mbc comparable Singers Sewing Mschines Ansr sstsh
fishing the rputaon In the United States they were
exhibited at the late Exposition Unfvorsee In France where
they carried off the highest premuin and great uanufacto
Il y 10 make them has zen built In Paris.
In every nusry In which sewing TO % done,
with immense profit ~ the speed
of the Railway travelling foot % sewng VIA
Singers Machines compared with handsewing NO TAILOR
dressmakor carriage trimmer sadder halter &e
&c nhould The fair profit Of using one OF
machines regularly employed s One Thousand Dcnas
year all families where there mucn 70
be done these invaluable assistance ante
and hotel keepers them particularly convenient and Pfo
table These simple In their 80
very strong and durable being the only kind Of Ssung IA
chine by which every sort Of work. eoaSse 81
be perfectly Thousands of inferior and
Sewing Machines have boeu made and sold under sAous
names but Machines alone have been found every
wi ere to satisfy tho wants Of the public - sf.e
plain printed for using, sent with eAnh
hns any readily acquire the art 81 mAns
them machines packed securely 70 any
part world To all persons desiring particular In.
formation WILL application by lesr q either Of our Of
Aces forward copy of ~ Singer Cos aasette. paper
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine interest s.e
!. II. SINGER CO... +.
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LYNcHBuRa CARDS.

John IL. & SAM'L TNRE.E,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
I.YNGdBtlRG, VA.
Sell TssUcre, W heat, Flewr, md other Country
PpoaMrr.
uRt AZ YOUNGER sSNIfHS rsariy opposite Farmers BANK
FAkE this method their thanks 10 their
friends am, very liberal pa.
"nare and hop" by their customary punctnaly IN the dis
harsn uf business render entire To their
responsibility Sc they refer 10 citizens oil iynchburg
ally. ap apta
RIra DIR. ~. JOHNSON. Dru,,.s, fsuza
eYYNYS phrrs h 10 the citizens Lynch. oYt
b"rs aud ,cni,, aud respectfully nsss a share their
patronage fccng assured h. satisfaction IN
al aud every branch II his profession.
lie prepared fnl, make whole aud partial of
iinu"ns block plain and pivo, Teeth Filing plug
ehg done IN the best manner Hrcsacis Teeth by smpe
aud new process. rha. nsnx drugs Sir,g pain tho
rHtIoui, All WORN " WARRANTED.
o Ut cr % Maa street few doors above the Nnry ell
House. sni mmod,a,e! "pros,o the oens savings hank
lhdlyI
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MISCELLANEOUS.
II .: -: -: :: =: :: y


f">l hft1tf, II ntttNNn. IJN Co, MteH Nov. Ii lt31
ph AWE Auut III s'rihr pertecion =" N dcne They
h''e done NY VIII mof' good than can tell YOU 81" had
h'h N'A aud piint mouths W"ht "n I" he doctor
ed al great sreus, but bnIt"r Sha then cnmu,,ncct
taking >f lis. " r cured her 10y rSp"ina large
auHf ll''Nt1 ""tnS Vea) from hr body. They Afterwards
cured her a children ai bloody dsscrurN buc :"
eur n"'fht"fs lad II bad and wife cured hn with tw"do
s'$"i Your lhs who others around paid from live 10
twenty dollars docnrs bills and lost mitch time, without be
hs 'nred Hhtf"y thru Such medicine which
Is actually god and honest, VIII he rfif, u here
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-07-17
j. LETCIIER."
The DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
as IT WAS AND SHOULD BE.

As an evidence of the reversed positions of the
statesmen Of this country and England during a
period of but little ogor three.quarters of a cen.
fury we present to our readers a portion of
the original draft Of the Declaration of Indeuend.
ence.
1t will be seen that whereas Jefferson thought
Great Britain's attempt to uphold the trade in
African slaves a sufficient provocation for war,
his successors IN the government would resort to
the same desperate measure, on account Of her
efforts to suppress it.
At the State Department in Washington may
be seen, carefully framed, the original draft of the
Declaration Of Independence, in Jetferson's writ.
ing with amendments and erasures By Adams
and Franklin.
In Jelferson's hand occurs the following pas,
sage, which was omitted in the engrossed draft.
1t comes az the end Of the enumerated causes Of
war.
lie has waged cruel war against human nature
itself, violating its most sacred rights of. Lille and
liberty in the persons of "A distant people who ney.
er offended hun, captivating and carrying them
into slavery in another hemisphere, or to incur
miserable death in their transportation thi:her ;
this plratiCal warfare the opprobrium of iaflei
pOcerS, is the warfare Of the Christian king of
Great Britain, determined to keep open a market
where MEN should be bought and sold; he has
prosltuted his negative Tor suppressing every leg.
lSlatlve attempt to prohibit or to restrain this exc.
cratic commerce, and that this ~assemLlAge of hor.
rors might want no fact Of distinguished die, he
is now exciting those very people to rise in arms
amongst Us, and to purchase that liberty Of which
he has deprived them, by numbering tue peop lie
upon whom he also intruded them, shus paying
off former crimes committed against the l]tLeriies
OF one people, with crimes which he urges them
to commit against the Tires Of another"
In reference to the above passage, Mr.. Jefer
son, in his Minutes Of Debates in I776, on The
Declaration of independence" says that 1.-THE
clause reprobating the enslaviDg the inhabitants
Of Africa, was struck out, IN compliance to South
Carohna and Georgia, who had never attempted
to restrain the importation of slaves, and tcho, on
the contrary, still rished to continue it,"
How applicable to our own time Why should
not this clause be read tomorrow wherever the
Declaration is read, for it is ten times more merit.
nent now than when it was written? Let us TO-.
morr)w have the Jefersonian Declaration pure
and simple, and before it was marred by the inter.
ference OF Georgia and South Carolina.-N. y
EceHiRg Post.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-07-17
a HINT TO THE AMERICAN COLONIZA
TI0N SOCIETY

Among our foreign intelligence, we presented
the other day, an account of the seizure of the
French ship Regina Coeti, by an English cruiser
off the coast of Africa. Her cargo of African
apprentices, who had mutinied, were landed il
will be remembered, at Monrovia, and were ALLOW.
ed to 90 their ways. A letter from NJ. Eugene
des Brulais, who was a surgeon upon the French
vessel, adds many graphic details of the revolt
and subsequent events, and among them the start
ling fact tnat these two hundred add sixty i've ne.
groes were shipped from Liberia, with the consent
of the President Of fhat Republic, and we're near.
Iy all sufficiently well educated to read aud write
a circumstance indicating a suspicion that they all
primarily emiSrated from this country.
Remarks of Lord Malmesbury on tho affair in
the House Of Peers, strongly confirm this repre-
sentation. We invite the attention Of the Presi-
dent, Managers and Members of the American
Colonization Society to to the Should
it prove true that these slaves for a term of Years
for such is the upshot of the French scheme of
apprenticeship-are emigrants dispatched to Libe-
ria at the expense Of the Society; and il the Soci,
ETY. sanction tho new traffic in which the officials
OF that Republic have entered; it will afford US
sincere pleasure to suggest the idea Of opening
with the French Government, with a
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-07-17
From the Evening Post.
A DISSOLUTION OF THE SOUTHERN
CONFEDERACY.

1t has been wisely ordered that bodies Of men
cannot long combine for tue purposes of wrong
and injustice without gradually working their own
punishment. Selfishness always quarrels with its
allies, and together they, in the long run, promote
the common interest of humanity. These truths
have been brought to our mind by the following
paragraph, which appears in the Richmond En-.
quirer:
can see no good, whatever, to be accom-.
plished by the continued discussion Of this ques.
ton. Ii the cotton States are determined TO re-
vive the slave trade, and thus 10 DESTROY Tie ualue
Of staUeTy IN eCerB non cotton groriRg State, IL ,riH
demonstrate a seifshness of tchich IRE hare belieued
Southern States incapable. If a dissolution of the
Union is to be followed by a revival of the slave
trade, Virginia had better consider tchether tie South
Of a Northern Confectionery 1could not be far more
preferable for her than lie North Of a Southern
Confederacy."
This is a new style of writing for the Richmond
Enquirer, the leading political paper of the South
The non-eotton growing States, il seems, will be
benefited by it. The Enquirer thinks il indicates
great selfshness on the part of the cotton States
to agitste a revival of q trade which will ruin the
tobacco and hemp States.
We fancy the Enquirer will find il difficult to
show any good reason for opposing a renewal of
the slave trade not equally as sound against repeal.
ing the Missouri Compromise for the purpose of
opening Kansas to slavery. So far as we can see.
Congress lnteriered just as much with the rights
OF the States by forbidding the admission Of slaves
into Virginia from Africa as it would have inter.
fered IT i: had prohibited the transportation of
slaves from Virginia into Kansas. If one ia
contrary to the public policy, the other is; and on
'he other baud, if tits just that the Virginia plant.
ers should have an opportunity Of removing their
negroes to KaLsas, it is equally Just that the PEG.
pie Of Virginia should have an Opportunity of re
pliciRg the e~migrant slaves with the laborers from
other places. How the one can coAict with the
ViFginian theory of State Rights and not the other
il is difficult to see.
We are glad that the course of events is gradual.
~ presenting the anti'sl yery-extension argument