Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-12
Words of Bitterness and Truth.

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such n demonstration by the Democratic party OF
nil sections of the Union, as will cemrcl Mr.. Blu
,L.,,, IN ...;c, tho Presidency and r,,;,c IA nr;-
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'ate me- anu ''"' ~ p"''A wv" MANI "f" !"
ny purse to pay him his salary for the remainder
of his term. Had this suggestion come from a
Know N,,h;nu or Black Republican na,e,. va
wv Wv
would DO. nave c'P'eu II, BECAUSE many .'"o-
Gratis would have regarded 1t as but n sllt"'nl cx-
hibition of party malice; but the paper making it
summarized Mr. Rucbanun in 1856. n. tho l,st cnn-
n.,.-r-... Gil "a :; ;. .,;u ,;,.n.. IN.
a'oa'e '"r u o"' "'u =" '''' ',,'''. '''"'
to American'sm ana Wh'e'sm' we therefore
copy from the True Delta.
The suepestion We made twelve months 400.
that the weak minded. irrcsolutc md kunyc.tor.
tured old man. should he invited to RESIGN thu
Presidency and retire To the shades of Whcn,lnnd
arpears now to meet with general favor. and wa
shall not be much surprised if the feelinr in favor
of this sensible move should the comm, season
assume a shape the imbr.ilc old gentleman can
neither we'll disregard nor fail to crafty. The
matt. r of the salary of the Office would not be n
circumstance in the way Of n c~onsumma,ion NO
desirable, for we are sure we do not cxarperatc tho
liberality of the peorle beyond its legitimate Ji.
mensions. when we promise ON their recount To
have a sum equal TO that now paid Mr.. Buchanan
out Of the public treasury, punctuully ccured TAI
him until the expiration of hi, pres,lentinl term.
What are TWENTY-FIVE thousand dollars rer annum
for two Years. divided among The States If tho
UnionP WHY. the whole sum only am,nnts IN
one.fourth Of The pro6t Slidell nntici,otes fr,m tho
IIoumas land swindle. and will moi reach tho
pr,6ts given n single machine shon in phil, dol
mia by the Secretary of the NAVY. /, sepu,, tho
~election ii Florence and Phillips to the House of
Representatives or for some other pur,uosc equally
ban.,r.lla and n.,r;ot;.
This proposition is both reasonable anil eli ri' de.
reasonable, because Mr.. Buchanan. however un.
deserving he may he in popular opinion. has nc.
auired a right to the paw and il is cli,ibtc. lc.
crise one corrupt lob consumma,ed und, r his
AUSPICES, if not by his prompting. will 60 4 the
country more than the whole sum of the ,,lary
for his unexpirei term ten times over. to saw no,E.
ing Of the notification ami shame the natin, vii,
be shared by its prevention. Besides. no, c.n
any really Union loving man hesitate or h ,p,l.
nus' ,h", 80 o' e m"e,' NC Sees M ne
free. mnst ohol't;on;ze oye,v f,ce S,n'n ~ ".
Union. aid utterly disorganize the slave y n,ray.
ing the people against each ether, aud thus in
their distractions leaving them an easy prey TO the
i;ta : - ;sv s"s;am ~ 81 ,o en'u corrup''on'sts wn";
deyaar every edible thing, L.oaIl ~, ,bppi" s, W.
nations in this city, examine them in detail. cnn-
template them in gross, and say whether the world
ever ssa, se'1 Iae. n a' .se m,si"r.u"es ct The most I'M
possession Of noli,ical nower So v,,s ri,'" Is u; me
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