Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-05

.}evsleping 'sysssn" Of internal inprovsmsnt-
6hd, then, that oaiy ''se~s" regard shosld b had
n u thas gstsn IN s1Aking new linss. Thg viii
na1d n snconditional and exclusive regard
khsy will insist tl.sl the system should b entire
~ honogsssus. They wiilinsist that the boneits
oftheir money and their labor shall not enurs TO the
advantage Of points beyond the State-but SO fnr
as possible. exclusively to the advantage of them.
selves and their own cities. Mr.. I.etcher's ex-
preston Of 'some" regard leaves the dooropen for
every imaginable species Of enterprise which
would detract from the value of the general
system which Virginia has adopted. We regan!
this o. the most unfortunate and Objectionable OF
all the expressions in Mr.. Ietchcr's letter.
Mr.. Letcher says that he has uniformly advo-
Gated" the measures and policy" of the Demo-
cratic party. Was il one Of the 'measures" Of the
Democratic party that slavery should he expelled
from Western Virginia. Was it the policy" Of
that party to snoer, as Mr.. Ictcher did. at the
'negro.ocraoy Of Eastern virginiaY"
But we have no space for further comment
The letter is before the reader. We ontrcat every
true virginlan-cyery citizen proud Of our old
Common wealth, interested in hcr welfare, and
"oPe'", vi "er '"'"'e' =" P'"'ef WIZ De'''. ''o
concludes to assist in making its author the Chief
Executive Of our State
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Tie Memphis Appeal some time ago, yentused
the following curious statement:
"Tbe Onpostion" .to the Democracy, is a mot
Law crew. hinged streaked and stripcd a. were
,Jsooh's cattle
T.,r "a. ;,, u r,,o al ea,,;r
"0 'oP'' VI .'' "''s"o'' ' ~
or now under the control "i The 'ioh oefe olom-
ems, is 80 Appropriate 20 happy, and 3, iorcibe,
that we cannot resist mn incin alton TO sprcaj il
-. .,. roo1or.
''.o'' o"' 49,, :.
i"keh ".,os''h', says '''o hue''' '"'' - wv
richest eAh,p''o' VI INC Scas""' IL oo"ee ''on' "
paper 'hat mas LOT m"'tns pc.n o"h"gcp III pow
ing inc entire h"r'o'y ., ''e pen,'''"cy' Wy ".s
my "c','e "a' IP". po'"''''u. ''SA" :" '"'
same cty' At 'eas'' Tue P'e"'"n' 'oorea''o" u,
wn'c,' !, I'M Que" .ns"sen """'u '' n,;.,
'hto "oS,'i''cs' ]" any osne' pul ''e Don'o',"''.
camp, IL" inc organ ol par.!, represeh,eu' ~
PAr', :" NV ta"e' ;.t %. , n';.' w.,
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lhoi" 'o"' "'' ''ne'u', az i''n 'o y, :
harmony d, raco ""' VI 'o'S''" ."' " - Nv, "''.
10 excel ~ IN .',c organ u parry ""oso ''ai
us. ~ ".',' ~, ~ or" n "pu
VI o''e ''" r., '".po'ar' '. .,' - y. ',,hons
Po''ey' Inc ors"n VI parry WINS, ,''
4 II.
ue Spots Digit anu ".' "'"P "o ' iI .e".o"s
, au'oo":es VI 'a''n w f a';,,,,;n.4a, ~ a"
u" wing pronounce :, y, u"'o's"'ot.o"n'' ne
hS,hr'an nonh'o''' VI i'""Y'seo' '',' ',,e'N y.
Jowi WIN the ar's'ocra',c ha'ni'o.o' stewart
ana '"' Nor'h"es'e'n po"'oc,acy IN pory' ni'
inc warm advocates o, 'no widest system o, ,n.e.
hai in'P 7o'e''ehts. ioo"oN' ".'' VIC ''o"'"'"t
ern Democracy, bitterly oppose just ana necessary
appropriations LOT WORKS ., na''o"h, inpof'"noe'
ioug'"s nia'n'"''s '"c '".rr''o VI "pso'.'" sor.'
cighly IN '"o PcoP'e VI ,crr'l"'!, n'o "'m ~
Wis 'Tn2on,'s II IN m',s , ',';,i ,n' ,',".
foreigners to vote IN elections nnd Brown utterly
uIsoin'irs c " "s "''' ~"
H. % ,ho Atr;.on slnv, ,r.Jo and 4, n.n,ncro,;,
Congress vote it unwisc aud inionito,s. Mr. Boyce
advocates free trade and direct taxation. Mr..
Florence regards the originator Of such PROPOSE
ton as n mndmnn. Mr. Cushing believes that
our mnra,ime strength depends upon continu-
ancc of the fishing bountics, and Mr.. Clny, pro
nominees them n monstrous imposition unon othev
industrial nursuits
Mr. Soule mid, md ENCOURAGES Gllibustor
en,ernrises md .Judyc cnm,hell doc. lis lest
Ito imurisou the whole batch from Walkey
down. Mr.. English makes compromise Of the
Kansas issue goes home and repnd'a,e, IT. ana
Wun,;. Va ~ p VS.. -" w., n'
and John Cochrane has become nm oracle among
the faithful James {. Jones makes Democratic
speeches. Preston IL appointed Democratic
m nus S "na 1 ;'s ,ha vnan
I'o;nu i, clcctcl Pubic Printer Inv n pcmoc,,,ti,.
Congress and the editor of the States charges him
with stealing an hundred thousand dollars OF
'he s Pup''o h om
but those arc enough tn show That there is mo-
shnde or variation of religion law, race poltirs,
Or knavery' that does not find home in the boz
''" o' '"' great p'moora''c party
| u. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. - r,x.o......,.