Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20

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~ 80, whnswish tAsAlmighty had imtsd tn
IAean1nriss II slavery. whsihsr the instigators o.
lthis In were or we're rot sincere in this implies
Ipronise. - do not know. nor does Il practicall,
matter. The grand asewed principle Of the Kan
sas bill was tina. II allowed the people Of every
State 70 choose their own institutions shor,
time, however, was sufficient to show. that unde,
the action Of this principle. Kansas cond never be-
come slave State. Free State men pour
ing into the territory from every point. and soon
constituted an undoubied majority. Finding tho
object of the measure defeated by the very prnci-
pls-popular sovercignty-upon which IT profess
cd to be founded the orgnators Of the bill exert
cd themselves to the utmost to crush out the prin
Iciple they had established. TO do this, bogus vo-
tcrs and real bullos were imported firm Missouri
10 overslaw the will Of the people by fase suffrage
and acts Of violence. Failing in this their pur-
poses were eked out by frauds and perjury
The mind sickens al the recital of the unholy
means taken to delude the people Of the South in
ito belief that "all went we'll in Kansas" Finally
the fact that Kansas was overwhelmingly free
State, became too plain for the stupid not to per.
attempt 10 force upon the people Of Kansas a dis
tasteful constitution by refusing them a right to
vote upon it's propositions constitution al
so prohibited them from acting upon the subject of
slavery until 1884 This attempt, too brazon Tor
even Democracy to tolerate was finally disposed
Of by bill which after refusing admission to the
Union before n certain time, If the constitution
was not accepted, proposed to give them certain
millions of acres Of land in case they acceded TO
this diciaton Yet it must be apparent that the
latter is an embeco attempt to dcludc the conGd-
ing South little longer; for it must be plain to
any man whose mental composition is not inferior
to that Of the vcticst jaekass, that neither the
ccptance Of the constitution or the bribe. can or
will. hold them for a moment after they become
sovereign State.
The grand results Of the Kansas Nebraska bin,
into Tie support Of which the South has been Sc
iuccd by the syrcn voice and lying profession, Of
Democracy. nro- lst. Her complete qualification
in an assault upon II compromise which her votes
had established, and the adoption of II principle
which she had utterly rcpudlated and abhorrci.
2ud The loss Of kansas--the aholitinnziuE oI
Missouri and tho prospective loss "f territory alter
TERRITORY, opened to the Free States emigration 10y
tho Grecnn Horse Of Squatter Sovereignty 3rd,
Inc loss in the moral power Of tho South, in beng
seduccd into aiding aud ubctting acts oftraud, VI
olcncc, aud periury--in endcayoring to perpetrnte
an net Of petty aud unavailable tyranny, and there
by establishing precedent which sooner or later
will rccoil on her own head with fearful violence;
and finally, by accompanying that attempt by
silly and filthy bribc-in itself n Notifying ne
Acknowledgement Of discontinue AMI humiliation
The friends Of this bill South cannot excuse their
course by citing acts Of violence, fraud. aud rms
calty on the part Of the Free State men in Kan
sas The effects Of all such attempts must be but
temporary mt best, aud the South could not afford
to slultfy her position, as she has been compelled
to do, in tho vain attempt to extract from his mos
unfortunate measure. something better than the
dircst evil.
win the Democracy South explain their agency
in this terrible wrong to their section? whitley
explain their mohrcsf Were they themselves fool
cd IA to its effects by the willy Loeoiocos OF
the North Ii 80, we should dismiss them for
incompetency. Did they know it to be a humbug
from the start, and adopted by them to favor pnr,y
at the expense Of section. II 40, they should be
made to pay the penalty due their rascality. A
great wrong has been done, grevious error com
mited, and an indignant aud deceived South, will,
hold the orgnaors, aiders, and ubctlors Of this
last and greatest fraud, this incxcusablc huml,ng,
andlast, must glarngand unfortunate .iLiuquity OF
"Democracy," to u full accountability. The debit
side of their account is one Of fearful magnitude
If they have single credit scratch, it was time
they had brought it forward 1t is now upparcn,
that tho promises made by Southern Democracy
in behalf OF this Kansas enactment. and tho pcans
sung in its praise during three long years, hav,
turned out false as false can be. The Southh has
been grossly deceived. and Southern Democrat,
have done it. How. we again ask, are they to nc
count for their agency in this mattcri Were they
the humbuSgers or the humbugged-knaves OF
simply fool-f We must have their answer
They have had their fun and now We want ours
they have had a glorious dance--let them cont
up like men and pay the piper.
These things being facts, call upon the ole
Wings 10 rally once more to the support oc thei
old principles -principlcs which time has proven
were the best ever sustained by any party in tn
South. Let them resist, first and last aud all tn
time, Douglas Democratic doctrine OF Squattc
Sovereignty, Territorial Legislation, and Ale'
Suffrage, if they would save the South from deg
radiation, aud the country iron, revolution.
The Great Eastern
1t known that this lcviathan steamer is OK
rected soon to arrive in Portland. and Efforts ar
being made to induce her managers to bring lac
to Norfolk. The Inject has been before the mu