Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-25
The MASSACHUSETTS Delegation to Charles

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The Boston AEas and Bee give, the following
I sIdsxips at the Charleston delegation from that
Stat, eoine down to the Southern Seas IN special
steamer
Who youches for The soandness Of the cargo p
Does the Hon. Caleb Gushing lis own ortho-
doxy has been impcached upon the ilnor ot Con
gress since the present session commenced Docs
| Collector whitney, lie cast the zone vote
| wbjcn elected Charles Sumner 10 the .ted States
senate In 1851. Does the Rev. Mr.. Losejoy =
| We saw the other day ancient and ycliow'-i
| COPY Of the Lberdfor, upon which his name ap'
| peared as travelling local agent OF that On
sound and incendiary sheet Does The Hon.
Isaac Davis! lie has frequently been elrcfed u
Office by the Free-Soilcrs Of Worcester. Does the
Hon. b. r. Halleti Il is scarcely ten years
since be declared himself "for freedom AM free
soil all over God heritage" Does Colon
Ell Greene He hrst suggested the coaiition
which resulted In Somner's election. Does mr-
For<bingham lie was q member OF the Massa-
chusetts House of Representatives by special grace
of the Free-soilers Of Charlestown po"s MI
Geo II. Loring! His pamphlet. in which the
most ultra doctrines Of the Gcrrit Smith school OF
Abolitionists were promulgated. can vet he iound
without searching the libraries of the antquarians.
Does Cen b. r. Butler lie has been in close
communion with the Free-Soilers FOR the last ten
years, has openly justified Summers election by
the Democrats Of 1851. and substantially with.
drew himself from the Congressional canvass OF
1882, 80 that Gen. Wilson might be chosen to the
lower House over Mr.. Wentworth, scheme that
came very near succeeding
We have here n pretty kettle Of fish. truly
Old chronic Free Sellers, some of whom were ac'
tive participants in that disgraccfnl coalition be-
tween Democrats and Abolitonist., TINT turned
Robert c. Winthrop out Of the United States &c.
nate and installed Charles Summer himself n
Democratic Free-Soiler. Others, who have been
in some way connected with Garrison's L'be'dfor;
the most infamous. ultra abolition sheet published
on this or any other continent Others again. TO-
wit: IIallet and Butler, were the head aud front
of the Van Buren, Free Soil movement OF 1873,
and were rs fierce, incorporating opponents Of
the rights for which tho South then, rs now com-
tends. ms William II. Seward ever was or can be.
Those gentlemen inaugurated tho movement, aud
stood sponsors for tho party which tiry now, with
out any rccantaton Of their former heresies, pro-
fcss to oppose. If they were sincere then. is
there anything in the aspect of affairs now, TO
justify the belief that their views have materially
changed. or that they are not rs fully committed
as they ever were against the extension Of slave
ryf II so, what better are they than when thcy
were in full communion with the Free Soil party?
Wherein do they differ from the Black Republic
can cohorts. whose Interior purposes and aims ara
identicaly the samei Perhaps we have no
doubt the surmise is corrcct--thcy haye adopted
Doug as invention of "a short cnt to all The eniS
Of Black Republicansm," us being the IN st eff
ocut and practical mode of carrying their systc-
matte opposition to slavery into effect 1t accom-
plishcs all they DESIRE and though clothed with
show of fairness to the South. does not less
talnly contribute to the qualification Of their de-
siros
1t was a lucky hit; capital invention to re-
concilc opposing and enduring forces" that the
spoils might be retained within the grasp Of "tho
only national party" We should like to step H.
to the Charleston Sanhcdrim to-day and see "oli
llallct," us tho faithful called him when he lei
the fororn hope of Buffalo trait rt-and "brohrr
Lovejoy" of the Libcrator, sitting beside some
knighterrant Of tho SOUTH Carolina chiyaIry.---
The sight would be intensely refreshing. and sig
ni6cant Of gloroust political millennium, whom
tho wolf and the lamb should lie down together,
and the spoils should cement NIL in common
bond of brotherhood. Great nro the tlumphs o(
Democracy.