Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-16

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Dympsoms Of IN lmbroglio.
1eAsr day, Judge Iverson. Of Georgia, 10 .
a he Sonata, bore down in tolerahly hard
- ne North. and was honest enough to
- did nd beliese the Douglas Democra-
Aes rsgion-who comprise nearly all the
3jsrs aay 6oaaAsr,s' or less corrupt than
~ Repshlicsns tAeussivsa. This deelara-
1espas. aroused the ire Of the Chevalier
Gsnator from Ohio. and poitioai follower
= pseels u ne Giant QuotA the Cbevalier in
= PuGu. ~ish % serse aotioe On tAc Ssnar
nm Georgia and other Democratic Sesate,rs
az the Southarn States, that NO haze hea I'd
"a ct ibis to require .somethiaG n,srs; that
Democracy Of the Soathara Ststes eater
eI2 he sentiments OF the Senator from GesrR in.
n he North. dssre % kaow il. and desire 20
&Aor a bet0se the time of,the Charleston Csaven-
4 &6a We inland to knew it: and for @yscif, 20
- u question and answer oaa asail, intend lso
s eAat Senators If the Democratic party, from the
MeEthera Statcs. shall affirm or denesnoe ths SEN
Gneets thas delivered. Al pseseat, however, l
nsfsly give notice that shall take come oos,ve-
4teet 6ecasion 70 propoand my questions ascl 10
11eeaAd explicit saswers.
~. 1xzsssN. Il viii .snly .say in reply 10 the
0lnetor from Ohio, that am ready 10 answer BIN
~ any i@e, and 1in do 80 90 the gendenans
4 eaxts contant whenever can get opPo, tu-
MIR. s
NOW the above. re ar cory to shy, slevel ops
III xsrm Of very exciting and bilious" i'm
6aqgEo. It i the signal sun Of fght between tho
DeSGlas sad the anti-Dosgas Democracy, 9TH ioh
biz mir 70 b rich and rare entertainment. w.
erssn and Pugh are sssa men of pluck and Of
bfAtns-and when they once cnter,the ring. and
So ss;rly .e their ~ssk. we shall be a a loss
70 dsaesmiAs which 4is the .psrc 1ikoly to cry
Knosgh" sra
Tho strength Of tho Argument. though, no are
bound to say, will Be on the side Of the Sea.,sor
sfrom Georgia. We nust judge Of men by Il ,eir
sosions-and,in The Hoase of Representatives. tho
nine special adherents Of Douglas arc ewes Tow
msditasing an effective coalition with the Bi ack
Republicans for the election If Speaker. So
that leaving out II Wow thsir advocacy of tho de-
Aestable dnctrias. of SquaAer. Sovereignty. they
are rssising &hs DEN ocracs. at this time. in one
Of thsir .essentsSl dognas--the obligation N ad-
here. under Ill circumstances. to the organize ton
Of the party.
We take il, therefore, shst>the .'bold and vigor-
Gus" senator from Georgia will make the fur
Ay, when he comes to- HITCH In debate with the
juvenile Chevalier who halls from the IStase of
Buckeyes. Pugh has been FESTIVE for two
or <hsse years ensaocouut Of tho suspicion der
which she Douglas Democracy irave rested with
their Southern bre,hrsn--and his eananilnity, we
dare say, was not much ses.osed by bic laae de-
feat. in Ohio, Of ssslsstien 40 the Sonata
Therefore it is ne 'givss notice" to 1sei son
and Company, that he wauts TO come TO some un-
derstanding with the Dameoracy Of tho south.
and more particularly does he want tn como to
that understanding before tho time of Meeting Of
the Charleston Convention. The inference from
his remarks H. tAas aalsss the, Soa.bcrn Dopocra-
cy permit tho doctrine Of Squattcr Sovereignty to
be incorporated in the creed OF to party ths So
mater froA Ohio ~ili treat tho nomination with
contemptuous ejaculation of defiance, very forci-
bly, represented by the pronunciation of his own |
name |
But it is not alone che radical disagreement be-
tween the two actions Of the Democracy that |
stiss up The bile Of the indignant Pugh Ale
hints that some Of the Northern Democratic Seaa-
tors are rotten that they are willing to &C.
cede to the Southern view Of the questions in is
sue, and to desert the doctrines 81 Douglas, This
blow is aimed at Bigier and Bright. So that,
when the discussion fairly opens, pagh wiz not
only have to tackle the honest did Senator from
Georgia, bat 10 encounter the short swords also Of
these two Senators Of the North. But the swords
Of Bgler and Bright are both, erceAia0,y sho TT
that he will have very little trouble except W it'll
his principal antagonist Bisler and Bright viii
be as flies buzzing around him, and Iverso. will
be the adversary whose encounter hs has the great
est reason TO dread.
On tho whole, then. we may look for the dew OIL
opment Of this imbrpslio with lively degree of
interest. 1t will be a tourney worth witnessing
We take il that some wholesome truth concern ing
both sections Of the Democracy will be todd on
each aide. We await impasisntlya hc rising of the
curtain.
Hssissippi Central Road
in short time the gap in the Mississipps Cen
erd Railroad will be closed mp, completing the
dine Of railway connecting between New AOrlea ms
and theOh river, thus putting that city within
three and d half days Of New York Tho Miasis-
sippi Central, after asaviag Grsnd Jrnction, runs
north to Jackson. Tennessee. xiers it oonace,s
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