Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27
Daily Gir9inian.
From the New Orleans Crescent.
Virginia Democracy.


od set oi politicians Their consistency is as ama-
zing as their devotion To the south is unparallcl
ed NJ one eau Doubt the depth aud protunduy
ot either cnoli"n when tullk advised oi the iucts
Of the vase. They have nominated aud now are
supporting ihn l.elchcr for the Office vt Govern
or. Jphn Lrtther some twelve years ago uncquiv
ocally "naorscd, in writing. u pamphlet written
by pr. iuilner, IN which domestic slavery was de-
clnrei Ia ho u Nuisance! \ post. \ Slygian
inundatiou, \ blaek sea ofm,srry. An opprcs-
sion aud heart sickcning burden upon II commu-
nifty, \ mountain of misery \ curse more de-
structiNe in It's effects than war. p"stisnce and op
PRECISION ol rulers, civil or ecclesiastical! yell
low fever and black yomit =,
Rather severe language to apply to our cherish
cd domestic institution. Indeed il is much stron-
ger than the worst Of Aboltionsts are in tho hnb
it OF using. Senator Seward y an aholitionist IF
the hlackcst I've; he is an open. bold nnd unco,n,
promising enemy OF slavery in every shape and
t'rm hs Nhal" political life ha, been occupied in
wag,ng war upon constitutionnly guaranteed
rights oi the South. and On nll occasions he do
nounecs saychnlding without stint or mercy For
mnny years we have watched his course uttcn-
lively. tele,ing that he would eventually arrive
at the Chief Magistracy il the Union lasted and
we think ourselves thoroughly and accurately
posted in regard to his opinion aud designs. Yet
we have uctcr known him 10 use such bitter md
unqualified language against slavery and slave
panlphcf, which received the full endorsement Of
the Democratic candidate for Governor of Virgin
ia -ilon. Inhu l.ctchcr. lie (Sewaidl never stig
matizrd slavery rs n "pest, "Svcnn inun1n
tion," "hlatk sea Of misery "yellow fever
II black vpmlt.' Hating us und cur institutions,
rs lie most cordially docs lac has never t. our
knowledge, So far transccndcd the bound. Of pro-
priety mad dcccncy, as to employ the nbumn'nhlc
term. ol the RuIlncr pamphlet when alulng To
his nei.bIuts below Mn>"n and hNou's linc. lle
has ever hncn too much of gentleman fur that;
and the fact H. were Seward not nn Abolitionist
aud n 'HiAiiral aspirant for the Presidency, he
would lc an honest, great man
Horace Grccley editor of the New York Tribune
has wasted the best years Of II lie that could Lave
been made useful. honorable aud glorious. in wn.
ginG r,lrntIoas hostility upon us oI the South. nnd
has never let Zip an opportunity "i saying som"
ill-naturel thing of us or Of giving currency /,
some etanud'css, base aud ininmoar saudcr or
other, as j, sIruns up. Horace l",es to hate he;
but Horace has mover. 50 lar Us unr knowledge
ex,cua4, abused us ns vlcly as were abused in
the Rutiuer pronunciament1, which was brought
before the wmll NJ the express request aud with
the direct .Iction Of tie Demo rate candidate fr
Governor at ngnln
The sam. ihus nay be trutltlully remarked
with respect 20 the moro rcpuiahl" portion ut Abo-
litinndum ia the North. same ema,l journals and
some smul'r mon. dc-ctrar,ng the nnm" and
calling h} claiming to he ministers of the Gospel,
may have - nc farther and sunk themselves To u
lower depth Of vulgar villideation. than the author
and cndors, Of the Virgin document referred to
but they were never received with any great COW
sidcration lS the masses OF their own PARTY They
were never nominated for Governor, congressman
or Judges. Tho fury ol their own innntlc,sm re-
ruiled upon themselves; am! Instead orbcing made
leaders tll,, wrro left t. their own reflections in
uninnucniM positions. Truth demands that thus
much III NJ lac snii in behalf of even our cnc.
me4. The L,et Is. slave State AbulItonist is mora
inns, f,i S,,to Ihnli,i,nist n,oy lron hnll,