Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-24
The "No ehAnSss oFy.

Tne NO V0Anog Uky.
The New Orleans Bee, which warmly supported
Mr.. Fillmore in 1856, assumes that there ia no
reason to believe the Republican party can he pre-
vailed upon 70 abandon their ultraisms 10 1860,
or to put aside tho claims Of VIM. ii. Seward to
their support. it's ofthe opinion that they will
adhere 20 their platform and nominate Mr. Sew
ard as their candidate for the Presidency. In
this event, the Bee sees no escape from section
al contest and indicates an intention ita part
to support the nominee Of the Democratic party.
because il does NOS regard the prospects of third
party fair enough N command strength sufficient
to be Of any service to the country. Ia word,
the Bee thinks there 10 no chance for the sue
cess Of party maintaining its principles and.
therefore, it will throw the weight Of its influence
into the Democratic scale.
The Nashville Patriot comments upon this ei-
admirably reply
? We had enough Of this''no chaucc' cry in 1856,
and regret to and thnt journal TINT fought II
manfully then, proposed to surrender 10 it in
1850. II tho Republicans do nominate Mr.. 81.
WARD we soc nothing in the act to justify .uy or-
ponent OF the Democrat. party in coope,ntng
with that orgenxation. The country il ~ mueh
indebted to Tho Democratic party as 10 the Rrpub
lican party for the sectional character which has
been given TO political controversies lu.eaI we
may say with truth that theuso made Of the lsrry
question by tho Democratic pa originated tho
Republican party and gave il the power anl ln'
fuence II possesses to nnioy tho South. lt,hero-
fore, appears to US unwise policy to strengthen
those who have brought these evils upon the cann.
try. II 10 proper for tho Conservative Opposition
TO stand aloof from toth the Democratic and lie
pA.s A. IL. 4 4
neither. We believe, nv doing So they caa best
subserve the public woal. whilst maintaining their
own political integrity What bias been euincl
by the election Of f,uch .nanY Has the South
Jared any better under his administration than 1t
would have Jared under Republican ndmini,ira-
tionf Have its rights been better protected? We
were asked to vote for him TO save Kansas to Tho
South. What has become Of Kansas? In what
respect has the country ut large been benefited hy
his administration! What more any othcr
Democratic administration do? They are al
alike-and Democratic President elected ~ lSGu.
would prove but faithful follower in the ioe,fcps
OF Buchanan. A Republican President would lie
no worse for the counry--he might be mole III.
clined to be the President Of the nation instead #
Party Let the conservative Onf1siiinn t5ca
have nothing to do with either Democracy or Re.
publicanism; but nominate good and true
Of their own. and call upon the moderate men Of
all parties and sections to unite in support # him.
Should Seward be the nominee Of ne Rrpuhli.
cans, he could not command tho support tt tie
conservative men Of his part, anl they would
join us in our efforts TO place such mnn in tia
Presidential Chair as tho Interests or the people
require. In that event, Seward would not gns
more votes than Van Buren, dill IN TVS. and tins
days of Republication would be nun rrea.
The rirginian OF yesterday rulli.bssa IL +
the Executive Committee Of onr Agricultural -.
ciety, elected ON Wednesday night Iue nu' not IN
the order in which they were chose. We Loir
the Secretary when he comes to publish Inc uh,iul
proceedings will correct this error aud assjg u
each member ofthe committee his prore place
Republican.
Not quite 30 fast neighbor. The ,rgHaa3
published the list correctly, naming each m,pbcr
in the precise order of his election. There was
one vacancy in the Committee. occa -ioncl Lv he
transfer of Hon. VIVA. Ballard Prestr, t he pre-.
idenoy, vice Judge Daniel, rcsgncd;anA Mr. Nm.
Waller was chosen to fill the Vacancy The old
members wero then, ON motion of Lofcnz, Nor
veil, Esq, reelected en- masse. We copied from
the official list published by the SncctN last year.
making no alterations in it except Ia III, stitu,c
che name of VIM. Wnllcr,in the n ne oc 'ri,el ~
the list by that OF Mr. Preston. Tbceltor of the
Republican was present, taking an active lu,t
in the proceedings, and sbonll have b en better
posted.
We assure our neiehbor that we had no scrion,
objection to his revolutionary purposes. IA nlca-
tci 1t the late meeting, and believe we speak Ito
sentiments OF every member OF the Executive { IA.
mttcc-- certainly our own--wheu we say that
they WIZ lave willingly consented t. be 'su;e,-
ceded,' Il u .otire from position that has been
attended W., @such labor and responsibility " ill.,
out honor or emoumcnt. But IA they we're re-
elected with considerable unan;n.ly, and NJ.
Meenl by accamation, we though, i. r. p,r t,
publish the facts as they exist. De sarc ,ur
right" neighbor then Z, ahead