Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-29

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1870 any ssyissss lor shaa high once; The at
bntss which cails sss NJ sxsroiss Of the great
1sassss asd la<bsass -. Hadwe proa.ed BY
&ie1Hine sndsssiA of The Democratic party /;
obsttyj salousiee and marked accrbity which have
Slnsusesrissd The fsuds 10 which the adherent. Of
thsif respective eaaaidasss have boon engaged.
and shassd 70 ssns extent By thecandidates them
sslssp- -shsre would not have been even the tempo
rsry suspension Of hearty cooperation which wo
were painsd to obeerss in two metropolitan joarn-
n devoted to The interests Of the Opposition We
=, temporary, because We hope and believe TINT
the manly card Of Mr.. Bolts will have the effect to
check the indiscrset zeal Of his friends, as well as
tend to disarm any opposision based upon their
hasty acton. In spirit Of selfabnegation which
No eanaos too highly conusnd, Mr. Botts says:
I have felt eratified and hattered by the evil
dspce that hns thus far been furnished. of tho
estimation in which am held by my fcl!owei'izens,
vet rather than see spirit of jealousy md rivalry.
hatred, malice, ill.feeliug and discord spring up
In our political aud patriotic brotherhood. would
greatly prefer to forego any political advantage,
or personal qualification, that such fattering test-
menials might confer: and, therefore. chcerfully
To. nj do sod N
half. and ,ectfully request such Of m, friends,
a. have already notified me Of their purpose. and
such others a. may hare had it Ia contemplation.
10 forbear the exercise Of their unquestionable
privilege and right. far rs my name Is concern.
"a. and content themselves with the selection Of
such delegates o. will faithfally carry tut their
views in the convention hereafter to DO held,
Nobody will question the sounducss OF the prin-
cples affirmed by Mr. Bolts with regard To the IN.
questionable privilege and right Of his friends.
and tho friends Of any other prominent gentleman,
to assemble and give unmistakable indications of
their preference; but all things that are lawful
may not always be expedient. and 1t is upon the
ground Of expediency alone, that we -, this time
condemn all action looking TO tho nomination Of
any particular gentleman, M premature. ijndg-
Cd aud unwise ss calculated 10 throw obstacles
in the way Of that union Of the Opposition so es-
sen,ial to success.
We have willy and unscrupulous foe to deal
with. who will DO ready to take any and every AL
vantage Of discussions, % that cannot afford
TO friHsr away our strength and exhaust Our ener
giss in fratricidal striA. Tho Opposition exnect
every man to do his duty, aud the dcplorable con-
dition Of our country, with the prospect that sec
tional parties, animated BY sectional hatred may
rsod this ssvsrt b. appeal to tho patriotic i'm
pulses Of I'll our hearts. 70 abate somewhat our
personal prsudioss and partislitics for the pur-
pose Of securing Ahs paramount good. We have
no doubt shasat The proper time. a man will be
found spon whom We can unite TO route the COM
mon sAsmy. ~