Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-13
The Destiny Of Kansas.



After havisg sprung the contest the countr,
when the Sohth was not prepared f,s 1t, by orrsn'
ling eHiM S1serhmea LOT nans"s oe'&'e
M frec-.oH vpvornor arf,r rrcc-so;I Governor
there to encourage the efforts Of the North aud
discourage those OF the south, af'tr having,
s6" nsss.,s S .a.' Nv" e. A. -. la
snrH .l,honsh tho Mil. shaved majority Of W.
ties against them. aitcr having backed down from
the Lecompton CONSTITUTION, anu murfei edit with
tes nnSi.n o.', .ney "o '.'. :" -.
bids Kan,,s "a come into the Union until She haz
population enough to cntitlc her to representa-.
tive in Cnngress. At least We have right t"eA'
p..; , e.n,' ~. e.. d., 4, i a.rh.,anv al
v;sed by monument Democratic journals The
Presidents organ in New York, the Hra'd, din
tnctly Intimate, that 1t ~ Mr. bnrhanan's dc5.fe
.." I AZ. p:~. s"' ~ E. Nv. @ a.
So much for slavery in Karsas's, much for Lee
compton-so much for Democrats backbone and
consistency!
The above paragraph, short as 1t is, sums M
the whole history OF the Kansas in'roglo IA Ian
guage ut once concise and truthful fttraceS out
IN RAPID SUCCESSION, the various Inks IN the cham
Of events which have marked the whole struggle
OF that Territory into Free State
The truth OF the matter Is the Democracy never
intended that Kansas should u" Slave Mate
we nave read r'-'h= ieee-'"t Mr.. W.T. oil e'hth
oaroi'n", ue"Sered ." MS constituents ana pub
Ished IN The Richmond S""f" o' Wednesday. IN
which as declared that at tue time oil the passage
OF the hahsss DIN, therc was only one man IN
eo"sress-"r' h'ch'soh vi .9'sso"r'--"p" expect
ed thai Nansss "o'i'd ec Save Hhte' ms Is
what was sa'd ny Mr. ofr--"ne oil me participants
IN tue struggle over 'he passage o' 'hc pi ORGY
hais' ana man high III the confluence oil The
leaders Oh the party An" inc oec'ara'ion pos
sesses peculiar sgn'ncancc IL proves what we
nave all aiong supposed, that the south was I" he
cheatcd with the delus'on that another Slave state
was About 10 be ADDED 10 inc 'nion'w h''N IN point
Oh fact' the result would he IN favor {" the North
Inc readers OIL tue democracy remembering now
o''en '!e. nave e"e'''e"' 'c'FA.ea' anu "'''INea
VAC ''"'"' "fo' "''''''''''" e"''''''''!'
anu hs usual VIII" success
has there was misea'r'as' = -
point oi the plot Inc arrangement was '"ee'y
"adc 'hs' 'ne slavery queSh'" NJ :" should he
soo'h"'e" 10 'ha peope-'he i"o& "''"g mat th'
people "ou'd REJECT SLAYER! by "a" overwhelming
iHAor''y' anu inc 'o"'h WAN I'VE S''n''a w s"y-
ing was 'mHoss'o'c 'h"' ha"sas 'o''a be u slave
'A'e WIN 10 '"ree majority ~ 'h' people OPP
P'seo 10 'ho INSTITUTION Inns wa 'he "'fah""'
ihe"'-'"S VIC nave NOV '"e s'"''N 81 ''""'""
"'e P'o' ""0 'pe 'f'ck ~ "hha 'fe SCUM was -
oe again cheated b"'"s We have >''d' there wa
miscarriage NJ 'he INST critical SAGE 1t 'l'
n !. - la
f4"soo 10 ooh---'hus SHOWING IA m4i"''y II in'"r
Vi '"'e'.' S"'ess was mus 'o''''''"'e" "o' ne
CONSTITUTION OF NansaS A. one on ITS "'meS"' M
situations. lhls result H.r'w the Who'll" bcmo-
cratic household into a poroANsm ut alarm and
constellation. 1t was altogether ,'f'"rnt from
what they hnd bargaihcd Tor. " Aen Tie applca-
"on OF hansas Tor ADMISSION INTO the mon WAS
ms"S' 'ne dominant party 1t is true madt >h"w
" sgreeihg - H. ihey could not drcrn'Iy, AVOID
II but !e'' WIN an overwhelming minority in
both Houses " Congress, hdasa. ,c'' =. '"icd : --
Rejected, there is no manner of doubt, hec,n.c. e
the proslaperr clause in tue Constitutions v
pousias maze no of9ec'ion 10 the mode # 'uhm =
mon ~mhi g''t' had bee" osce'fdine'lh'@ tie pro-.
slavery clause had been adoptrd. knowing rha,
the integrity of the National" Democracy would
pe destroyed " Nansas came ia as H'A'' state
ese that the party IN the North would b" utterly
broken up Douglas hit upon the eSp"lirn OF up
posing the ADMISSION OF Kansas Iscan|r q Tie
MODE OF SUBMISSION OF the Constitution becs
anybody suppose that Douglas, Or any other North
ern Democrat. would have objected t" the almiS-
aion OF Kansas into the Union if slavery had been
rejected by the people?
SUFFICIENT number Of Democrats were found