Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-02

are read with admirng appreciation wherever III
English Language is spoken. They are fall G
freshness and broad, sensnous life. His mode {
isslling what ne had seen. i lively, agreeable an
Isnstudied. No aEec,sticn e sentiment. no trick
3of literary composition. no slaIoratsly concccte
Iscstasies di,Agurc his nstursi and familiar pages
Mr. Taylor conrerses with the pen very much ms
frank, well educated, talented gentleman woul'
converse with the tongue. The present work i
fully equal in interest. and graphic power o; mar
ration to any of its numerous predecessors.
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That the brutal and bloody tcnchings Of VIM
II. Seward and other leading aboli,ioniss are the
true causes aud Incentives Of the reasonable nct'
Brown and other crazy adventures, is logical and
conclusive. The one s the compliment OF the
other, and both together constitute the ''irrepres
sible conflict" proclaimed Mt Rochester. Such n
conflict cannot exist in theory alone, nor can ts
practice come before the existence Of tho idcn-
But to assert that the whole republican party pray
with the Tribune. that John Browns epitnph
shall not yet be written, or join with Seward ia
believing that the folds Of the North must be Civ
en- up to slaves if these are not driven from those
Of the South is absurd in tho highest degree. Ev-
cry man of knows TINT such is not the fact.
There are hundreds Of thousands Of men in the
ranks, and scores among tho leaders OF the repub-
licans, who do not affiliate in any way with the
traitor teachings of Seward and such black repub-
lican organs as the 7,rbone Times, Courier. En-
quirer and Post These form ahc black portion Of
the republican party, and they Of course labor to
make it appear that all the rest are as black as
they themselves are.
But lot every democrat look around within tho
circle Of his own personal acquaintance. There
he will see republicans as pure in their motives
and patriotic in their aims as he himself claims
Ia be. Men who oppose the rule OF tho democracy
because they care fig for slavery or its future,
not because they sympathse with the abolition
portion Of the party with which they act, but be-
cause their aud the bias OF what they co.
teen the highest interest Of their country of them
selves and of their children, inpcl them to OPP
pose the corrupt practices nts which the democrat
ic rulers degenerate soon rs they feel themocl-
YES strongly. L. Herald.
We commend tho above extract from the Prcsi-
dents New York organ to the serious considcya-
ton of those Southern Democratic journals which
are striving to impress their readers with the be-
lief that the whole Of the republican party
emies of the South. and supporters Of the brutal
doctrines of Seward, and his peculiar disciples.
Ia the opinion of tho Hcraid tho allegation is Sab
surd in tho highest degree. Eeery man Of sense
knows such is not the tiict. There are hundreds
If thousands of men in the ranks and scores
among me leaders of tho republicans. who do not
affiliate in any way with the traitor teachings Of
Seward" Now, this is the truth; and the Her,
aid does itself credit by proclaimingt it. lii such
truth IA tho whole South ought to recognize and
appreciate.
What good end is to DO subserved by dcccvng
the Southern people into tho belief that the Re
publicans nre all enemies Of our institutions, will
ing TO see thon visited with destruction by fire
and sword? 1t surely cannot siren CITIZEN the al
fcchons of tho Southern people for government
which links them in brotherhood with deadly foes
II cannot strengthen their confidence in tho stu
lility Of tho Union. which shelters both. 1t can
not augment the number Of real friends Of the
South to DO found in the non-saye holding States.
No, its effect is owl; and evil only. 1t would be
better for ull if the real truth were adhered to and
told at all times. That he state Of things in the
North should never be misrepresenteI. The South
would then know when her enemies prepondoratc
in the North-when there is rea danger; ami
how 10 prepare to meet it.