Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-31
Words of Wisdom.

That able and influential consers tttse lunrGal.
the Boston Courier. is out in reply T. the li,a
lous fulminations OF the New York Herald. VII ii
we noticed at some length. II few days since. Il
ferriog to the gloomy foreshadcwuss ol the H.
aid, and the fexibiliiy Of its movements in boued-
ing from extreme to another, the Courier "a,
This is certainly dismal enough-but after n,
how can we feel confident that briliian, CON
temporary will not give US a much more eheerlel
picture tomorrow? For a time we we're gra,iErl
Ly terceising that it took the uiieious cour.e u
supporting the Constitutional Union candldn't.
1t had better have stuck To that position, in WIFI
! real service could be rendered to the whole
! try"
The Courier. then adverting to the present -
siiion Of the Herald. in its advocacy % the y.
&c, Rheti Dsunion ticket, and the kvu arr.
n,eni IN favor # a united South; submits the t.
owing Just and iorciblc vews. which ctp.
meme TO the careful pcrusa Of every S,utirta
man. We have often urged in substance, eae
At Least u the arguments presented by the { ua-
Ter relative to the inevitable efec. 81 a Until
south 10 provoke a united North and there',
vide the country into two sectional rartles, whom
division would be the certain precursor ot dissl,1
ton, with the untold and nconceiyahe horror, tiat
would follow the contamination Of such unta.at-
leled folly and mndness We again earnestly IA
Ike the attention IF all candid Southern men -
the subjoined article IN presenting which. it u.
proper 10 say, TINT no NortherD journal i. a1i-
tied to mpre weight with S,uthern people ttaa
the Courier. /, was always opposed Ia. AMI Is
now opposed aud rer,ecute1 By tie lack R~pa
hcans, and after the Reorganization f the w.
rnr,y, co-oPerat.d with the Democ acy IF Nh
ehusetts. making common cause against the
tat,rs aud fanatics led by Sumner, Wilson al
Banks Up to very recent period, aud 81 lult
as The Democratic party pre.entcl the .cmhlul,e
al uatoaality, it manifested willngne" to :. Z
all minor differences oil opinion in the absorb
Issue of opposition 10 the growth Of great -
tunal party. Surely, such Journal viii be ia
dulged III an earnest protest against the organ -
tsn#of southern sectional party, aud its lrnt5.,-
stauec Will b. heard by Sputhc. men Lls4an45 lts
words oi wisdom Says the Courier Of thr Nv
inlk Herald 1T now sus,aius the Breek IN.
iidge aud Lane section. though decarln. il up
ION that Lincoln will be clected--whieh it d..
We suppose. III older TO alarm the people into She
support W Mr. Nett also VI.
the Breeknridsa ticket II, the only hope. ia bus
op,nion, OF maintaining system OF government
or rather with the idea Of presenting to H.
Month tho undivided front Of u uLltea South
whch We Know does not oxlst. Indeed TIA, nar-
r"wncss,aswcl nsthe utsr impractlenhiity vi lha>c
views IL apparent. Ii Mr. BrcckIur.lge watt
the candid ,tc Of II united Dem pcracy, the nggu.
n wnull unVa farce II has M wi
er, and To pursue the course il recon ,ond- y.n
only lead ia harm. Ii the obe:toi Mr.. kent nd
Of the Herald were To elect Mr.. Lincoln, in uro,,t
Ia bring about other events then the means thrv
recommend would of all others, he the best for Their
purpose. We too conceiys that Linculn and Ham
In will be elected unless Bell AMI E,r.e,t urc,
bat IN the eventual success Of the hitter We hay"
abundant confidence, and look upon tho irmrr,
therefore, sout OF tho question. 1t - manifest
that there is no possible means of defeating tn
republicans, except through tao Coustl,uti mn
tnmn Party; and to encourage aud All that Iafty
thele!ors, is the bounlcn duty OF all patriotic NJ.
In lie present aspect Of the case, NJ. EreckiLr4
Viii receive but meagfe support 1T t9e : ,a.s.
south Carolina is in Tact the oaiy >oaf9rra -.
Which can be reckonei absolutely ~ + f.4,.
hr. D'ugLs can get no electoral w. - -.
quarter except IN a contingency mo- yest nk~.
occur Could tine South in general he b "a tAs g..
union on Il eekinrdgs, it wouIi take 49, .s....
the strength II Bell AMI Everett; i, ~ ten
discourage tie ei,rs Of AA,isn4i me- -; IT,.
Aorth-an could the plan be .1cees..ut,
gave every Northern STATE t. l.nc5,u. ats. q.
furnish Mes,rs. keitt aHd Yaueey aueh = un.#
South Is it might be, fr their iuttnes p4f,.#...
Inc calamity would then he up5n Us watch IS.
union men North and South 30 ar.eniIy ~ j..
avert, and which can be ascriei Only ~ ta>.r.
practical means,in the exercise OF ptn .snee a..
reason. The object OF every pa:nyi, Ia NJ.
what his political opinions are, viii be II &c u.
u. many safes a. possible i,r Bel and tselt
BY the operation of our eleeslgn system, Mr.. l.
c.n might he chosen by a lew ballots moro TIA.
onc. third oi the whole popular yate. AID ~,
the event f.r which Nj. ke,tt i, preparing him,e..
and the evils implicated by the Uera1 may l=
upon us-n u word, the Union may lie asiu. s,
d,.s ed md this noble nation be mad the To-.
and the victim Of contempubie fanat,eism a. /.
a ridlcu!ou, animos,y against the earnest aiG
devoted hope. d two thirds Of the people wh0 ma
thus permit 1t to DO brought about
Ae plan of united Syuth aul the supp IT Of
| Breckenridge and Lane. az recommended by NJ
! Kett aud tho Hsrad if it hal any eIsei, w1ull
bring on such a dreaded result The only p5.,l.
BILE way.to prevent it is. by heartily. anl upon
ground. Of the highest intelligence aud pari,tlsn
supporting the ticket OF Bell and Everett, with
the thorough purpose Of electins it. in ORDER t.
save the country. This course would surely pre-
vent d,saSter1us popular election. n. peti,l in
the history Of the country To be met now lko me