Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-18

q SMch aSe TIE terme watch oar astEnnofs the N
s ssAlican, Applies to eur suggestion VI the onl.
nod By which The Sos,h can y saved. asser th
nexs Presidential election. frsm tho domination
! e ths Black Republican pArty.
The idea may be . funny ssas b. ,ihe Republi
cap. and We have =. disposition 10 spoil the ex,
sellSnccof the ioke wsMerely ssggsst howes.
er. ,ha. unlcss somaafay Be dons, The Republican
and the Democratic pssty. aiser Ne ns 's fres'
dental elsc,;on, wn be iaashias On the o'0of sue
Of their moutlas. ~
ri. blic.n doc. act deny our statement Of
The facts Of the CASE Il doss not dispute the preg
nan, aud iucoatrovertikle iaet that IN straight
coa,ess between The Democracy and the Black Re-
rublicaus, shs latter viii assarodly triumph. II
~;shcs suoh seasssl 70 take placc-lor It insifes'
or r..her cstIs on as 10 invite, the Opposition,
North and South, 10 uni,e their strength with that
Of the Democracy. ~
n. Tho ro;ns anon which our whole argument
h;ns.a visa th;s.-ths. he Opposition North would
not under any circumstances. vote lot 'he nomf
nee Of the Charleston Convention Docs tse Ne,
pubsiean believe that they woullf We think not
nor do we tuink Anybody believes u. Oar con-
s.us.r.ry sAIh on usso i''adHss" then 10 DO so--
!. IA, we had Just as we'll sing psaims u . dead
ho,.s or whistle in the teeth Of the wind That
Onnor;ton. a we havs before stated, consists OF
.cisy wings. fedsrulists. Americans. Protection
,.ts and Copseryatiys..p asIa's stvaight contest
Z between tho nominee &c she Charleston Conven'
zion and ~ Black Republican nominee. the pest
nc, could expect of thcm would bc neutrahty.
the Black Republican nouinss be . man who mas
been whis and Q Proteetionist. they will all go
/. fst him riths rush 50 that. no matter bow tno
f,suv may BE- made Up, the defeat OF the Democrat
IL caodida,e.ir inevitable. The, Northern Conser-
t.tivs 0ppostien wi,lsAl soso for the nominee OF
As cherlsstoa Consunioa--not that they hava
-snv bo.sility 70 the South. bnthccause they hay"
ALWAYS been In favor Of igpoFing slavery ag'ta'
ton. aud bslisys that thsrsare ethsr questions IN
issue, besides the slavery question, far more i'm
= ant 70 the American people. a, 'she same time
thsy an farlsssdanxsrous
~, then. the Republican can aot shake our
,Sksnt in the slightest degree. an'css 1t can e'-
n the fact thar the Northern Conservative
ssition. will vote for It's nominee. That fact |
& sSnn0s establish ut all 1t does not sven asscrt |
i 4 snong the ,,ossi6lsties of the canvass.
In ono respect the Republican entirely misaP-
psabsnds our proposition. II seems to think we
m sndseyoring to procure ''party triumph" for
NJ eosttern Opoostion--and that we wish TO !
place tho Democracy in the "humiiiating" tosi- |
ticn " bsingused BY our side Tor purposns Of our
swn advancement. Not at all. Our article does
not bsar that Interpretation. Our suggestion
locked 10 temporary League for temporary pur-
pose. 10 saye the nation from the calamity OF Sec
.1,cuai Aght. We expressly said that it made no
1aGSssnos whether We nominated Democrats or
Rkir-.or one Of each. We will add-opon tn"
1i1tek The main points to present the candi- /
AAm ssndsr snoh auspices that the Northern Con
siiseselivs Opposition win vote for them. This
4 ~ VIII do, IL presented BY the Southern Opro-
t1IIpa. This they will ros do, II presented by the
o6hsra Democracy.
Il N Republican is again mistaken in surprising
elA ~ ere asking TO manage the affairs" Of the
i DQnsy. We do no snch thing We only
~ tbsm 90 to manage their ora affairs
- - .defeat the Black Republican party. and
10 Spsn . way Of escape from the rulo Of
= ssstional President II they prefer 9th
.seNt -if they, having the power 10 prevent 1t.
.6he1so 10 hays . Black Republican elected Prssi-
q sery we'll. That Is their own lookout. Per-
- kpwsser, it will be y severe account tho
80 ~ tbld them 10. Tor throwing away the
! 81 1 - 4 escape from Black Republican DO
Tta 1epahlican IL very fond Of asking us ques-
I tIs1s. 1ncouraged BY lie example, we will pro-
4 800 Snly one. Would the Rpssttedn and the
y urese PARTY Of de !SsssA prefer that a Biaeh
4 1ennf16sa = sieclsd Presidcni rdtt<r than a No