Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-24

extreme measure abolltionists compel as to meet
aThiaiashe erennd sssnasttskss We are not 4
talk about slares being an evil Of slavery being
lthing which. though pernicious, must be tolerated
fbecanse we have made q bargain to tolerate ia
We are to look at IL - it 10; We are TO look al II
10y the voice Ct inspifstien. ~ to Be found 10 the
Sacred Volume, which nowhere condemns the
bondage Of those who are only ht for bondage.-
I'VE must look At |: with the eyes Of sound philos-
lophy. and We must pronoence 1t just, benign. law
lful and proper. We must consider that the con-
stiuti n established by our fathers, which pre-
serve and maintains it 10 not unjust, not wicked but
sound and wise, and entitled 10 our fullest and
heartiest protection; and that our excavations arc
due TO any man, whoever he may re. who OBJ
jects to enforcing the provisions Of that c%onstitu-
ton with the utmost good faith. or who seeks. by
any indirection, TO get away from its binding oh
legations, and to sew unhappiness, instruction
discord or trouble Of any description throughout
the territories ofour Southern neighbors. loud.
These are the principles upon which we must act.
This IL what, we must say to our brethren OF the
South If We have sent men into Congress who
are false to these views and are seekinn to violate
the compact which binds US together, We must
ask to be forgiven until we have another chance.
We must tell them That these men shall DO con-
signed to prisacy-applause-and true men. men
faithfl 10 the constitution, men loving oil portions
Of the country alike, shall DO elected in their
stead. And gentlemen, we must do more than
promise that-we must perform IT. Loud APP
nlause f,llowed nv three cheers for Mr.. O'conor.
and q tiger. Blu, a word more gentlemen and !
have one. Cries OF go on, | have no doubt
at all that what | have said to you this evoing will
be greatly misrepresented. 1t is very certain
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le'iy - 'u'iy' e"P."i" w '"'u''"S III
"h.en "a'e 'c"'''ei eAptoo' "''on "o',y
ana distincty upon taxing inc Consequences ~
they what they NAV be. Apnlause.
hnt WIN say " sIusie "otu ny wa! % eAPp'n",
,'oh. hhNe main'"'neo 'ne Jus',e :, s"'''
nave mhih'A'ned u because hoiu '"a' II "rh''"
ue'recu os NATURE !" s'"e u P"P'"ee ""u'' u
m'h'oh o ~ "n'te ma" !" ever! ,t"' W. Io'
anu nature meant Tue negro snou'u NV ~ a" HF
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"su"' ""ue's'oo", :" '"' " y Wv ~ ~.
"h'e' man u "o"' nun A'h',, UNI " u ,'"'''
OF 'he n''e ma 70 t1en' n,m hfnu'y -"fP"u''-
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ure IN en'otc'nR .nr" 10 !" u'leS eN'Vh'' II IN ""''
tne misconduct Oh 'h's external 'oree "h''n ~ press
'nR "poh '"e :" ''"os' NM 'o"P''' ~" !"
noe'"" i''"aPs ~" :" w p'''"''", o""'"
tue negro, "n'sh o'he'"ise "oniu DC pefiorm'o'-
'PP'""se' III u"'", ~ i''', !" "eeu "n''' man
.ne si"reno,u'ns 'a"',s "a u '""'u i'en' 20 .ne
'ae'c'so y, "".ho'"y ""ue' 'ne''" W u i'ni over
slaVe, he Gun no more 'Io.''e immunity win res
10 lneIi than any one OF you, or ANY lh'ier III
WY OF me iree suites Oh ln'S 'hioa can eA'F'IHe acts
''o'"'.'e D Immunity 'oM"'us hs o"" SOU "nner INC
age Oh twenty onc' 90 lar NJ 'he Ia" Is concerned
YOU own your o"?S 20" nave" i6"'' "ha nave II
r,,Bh' 10 '"c't services "h.ll 'hey ARE twenty one
GU can mako 'hem WORK ioi YOU you nave TIE tIsht
10 h're ont 'he'r services ana hke the pay Tor NJ You
nave 'he r,fn' 10 ch"s''Se 'hem WAN judgment ana
reason II ,H's s'o'ale your commhndNi hhh th'y are
entirety wllhon, political rights. Not one OF them at
the age OF twenty years nnd ele'eh mouths even can
90 10 the polis and give n vote. Therefore, gentle
men, before the law, there Is but one dlleience be-
tween the ifee whilc man OF twenty years OF aye IN
the Northern States, hnd The negro honlinnn IN the
southern states. The white man - to he emanclph-
tea at ,Wen'',one, because ms God-Riteh gifts entlle
MN TO emancipation anu nj MN tor the duties To de-
volte upon him. The negro, 10 be sure, is to be II
bondnian Tor life. lie may he sold from one master
TO another. but where Is the I'll In that one may he
us good as another. Ht"ere be laws with resnrct o
the mode OF sale, which by separating man and VITO
do occasionally lead to that whita shocks humanity
ana may De SAID TO violate All propricty and all con-
science II such things are done, let the South nlonn
ana they VIII correct IT, Let our brethren OF the
south take care OF their own domestic institutions,
anu they VIII do IT, Applause. They Will so gov
ern them MS TO put an end 70 any acts ot this deserip-
ton; II they are occasionally committed, ma perhaps
they are, which are contrary to NIL just conceptions of
right and humanity, have never yet known n ma
ton conquered from evil practices, hrongh, to tho
light of civilization, brought to the light of religion
penal laws, by external prosecutions OF any kind
I ne'e II no why oy raising DENOMINATIONS anu o'icry
against n ueoulp from those Abroad and ouisila tletr