Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-19

! arct hns been circulated and nrmcronsly signed
and there is Doubt that the feeling thecoun-
: Try will be such to ngthcn the Federal Cow
/ ctnmrnt and the several Southern States against
such maelactors for tho future. In this result
! we most sincerely rejoice Mr. Everett in his
speech rxpre. sed apprchcnsnns for the fulurc Of
the union. in which should not haye been in
! clincd tn share. Bui. Us his experience aud oh'
-cr,a,ien on this sui erl lave been very grcat We
nus conclude thnt ni late the pagtvwnr hng been
carried on with snulehcr which lends even pee
! Ie accustomed H. American exnggeraton to feel
tlai there is danger; and, indeed. tho attempt ut
ilarpcrs Ferry must necessarily have brought
II w considerations into tho controversy. For
mer'y, The North ceuteutea ittc!f with attacking
the lnntcrs III newspapers or speeches, and de
rnvingnway or giving shelter 10 their negroes;
hut uNw tho alastinasts have ne n step furth-
.r and the crusade is tr thr daughter OF the e'ite
caplr and tho cstahli=mcst 4 a hni' rtsir ii1.
IT, nter tAr model So, i.c Central American con
mutl,ias.
The Nrsin'ons NAV h,,hertohase been conentcd
II lltr under the satt government NJ people who
IN rr'y wrote at them aud preached "a them but
"hrn i comes 10 revolution aud murder, tho cnse
/ is u'ely different. fhc Safes which produced
Washington, Jelerson aud Monroe might 10 cN-
cu,el tr dc luns 10 dr4cend to the level of llayli
or te,,n l;ien. Men IT thc rnrest English hlnoa
ma, we'll shrink from turning their country intoa
rcgtnn ol conn arisen with which Mexico would %
ecut'o and calightenrl. But there nrr still more
irrs' 'nj, considerations, After nll, security for
III" nr rrpncrty i til great object Of s.oicty.
/ f1R NJ Snafb1HerS bir' nor tr caiici npon 10
,'rti" racthcr fCP cIa. N jtSitt 10 Themselves.
Hr5r mtesanf eiR}ra, hrr mdrr he Simc .G,d-
H,1H run nra trto MAXI cIrt of Their pWr-
y,es Z, rerniuiien ~ South IN fore Of oi5ms
l. wa' laasicd IN G7>'an that from John Browns
ale, armed men would epsinE 90 carry tie
/ var { + TIN liberation ai tho slaNca. The ponpc
II tho lrontirr S,ufhern Statrs may be excused
lar akJng 'hcse cNfres iats literally, and dcman-
Il ~ sun' gnaiautcc tbat thcre shall at be pen
elitalls secures of Iclernl nrscnila indictments
~ The ue,rees II m1ria~ and imprislnmcnts OF in
'rt lee ci,1cne. by n. .'ifiunist baud. Tho fed
rrnl Nnian ptc,un,es the dsnrmnincnl Of ono State
y. Il re pet t. nuatlcr. Virginia anl Kentucky
hny, M m'n ready posted to protect them from
| II vasu1 hy thrir Narthfrn countrymcn. 1t is not
Il duty OF each State II defend itself against it,
n"j,ahal-. anfwb'n HE Necessity tor such eiyiarrt
a -, the oi9cfs cffic j,derihoa arc gone. Tho
*'ufhcrncrs may we'll say TINT il they nre 10 bc
eNnesclt' these inronl5, ttsy mna hpe their o'rn
a. ~ ad n1r3 10 p,o'.' hhmse'r.s and Mn holc-
/ -. .fPPb H,y rrpff te disruption 81 nation
! p't.3 has eestR n pf3r21rig for ei1t'y yray.
- q 4 ihf n'cessHg ~ arJ P'eScrrat,on dictates
/ hsjs ,onrSc.
II for the whole ialv or honest md reflect,
my tucn throughout the United Sntcs to unite in
! calming these natural tonra. Tho union of tho
American people is Of Importance not only to
hpm -clfrs, hut To the world at large. To English
mon the spread ol our language, II our religion.
and, tn n ccrin extent, If our laws aud manners,
can never censcto be object Of interest nor rnn
! We desire success 10 the fanatics, who, in thr'r
Wild dream ot raising M inferior race would i'm
| prril nl' that has hc"n accomplished IN tho New
wnrll during two centurlrsoi Industry and genius.
That tho harShncss of masters III the Southern
! s'a'e, may lo es>cncl, that tho slaves may re.
r'rve education aud moral instruction, mud that
I u''rwtely .laycry may he changed into n eyatrrr
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