Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-23

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II nnnmnf REPRESENTATIVES q ths Unsasd
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= s. d nisaioa u ssms men, Who may well BE-
e.led dA5tss6sssoF u psace, TO occupy hat oscs
respsesah,s arsu2s - = ssls 4srfoss of fsl.in-
ssssw Al vIleaf nsaesnsa and disgssting sessi-
BID rsovas hy ~ u srails appeals % sectional
pssIs>lss e1d psu5iss They have mot the ar.t
,ol;aasx &c mhas rally prtaias to ihsir poai-
tisAt ssr 4 rs dsey sAsy owe y ihsss wse'o
country. n 60 en- but b ~ representative
mea Il tksir ON iisls ssstioa; The snbod'most
a,d e.po.sss q enc M, their highest snhisisa
is xras;asd. zks .xrsas conesrs q . nasisn
who's inassssss an - sasied and mslifsrm -
are suss, siss thsu 1ietis ssoable; IL indeed tssy
arscspxbls VI eomprshsndins shsn. Their patri-
otism = dwazfsd ana eot psrnitssd 70 range the
vhsle suoiys. waiok tAose who were wiser and
bsttsr than thsir degenerate sens, won BY their
~;.do.. oonsksnsv .aad .salor. Il 10 ssough Cor
these ssntlsnsaAs know that there is one ques-
ton upon which he North and the South are not
agreed, and spoa that they expsnd al their force,
not In siEesis 10 reconcile differences. promote
harmony. md sesurethe general welfare: bat 70
wide. ~ brsash, and array the ssctions in sill
mere dssdly saAgnisn- This 10 THAR mission,
and IN this hsilish work they hnd a~pie scopc
and verge for the exercise Of al their faculties.
OF such a. No have described 10 Mr.. Oven lsyejoy;
loash9me, Vulgar. Drawing abolition dcma-
gogaa. A man who uniastly charges upon the
South, the murder Of his brother, who Vas killed
some years since on the sail Of the Free State OF
-1lliuoia
Whilst condcnaing Northern demaSocaes and
agitAtorA 10 base no disposition to screen those
of tbe Sosth though candor comTcis us 20 say
that tho exact counterpart Of Love =, is not ac-
credited - . representative from a single South
ern State. Isdsed, ~ general rule. the men
who seprssent sSoashezn constituencies are Of
somewbat higher order than the coarse, Vulgar
ruinans that make their way into Congress from
the North Western States
Douhklsas, the asnditioa Of society in these
scarcely more fhsn halfsormcd communities. has
much to do in sbaping Ihe character Of their rep
reseatasivss But Soutlsern members are not
wholly suiltiess, and frequently fan below the
prophecies of their position t-henoc, these dis.
reputable. and, in every way. uaiortuaase colis-
ions which sometimes characterize the House OF
Representatives, making It little better than
brothel
Is there no hope o. grcpndof behef th at things
will get betteri Or, are they to grow worse and
worsein ne sAme rssio withS ~hich they have
been. pfogrssaine. until respectable gentleman
will no. be fcnnd wiling 70 hazard hi. reputation
by asespt.s~ ssss IN Csn9rsssi TIE prospects,
gloomy enough. ! BAIT, touching Me several sub
jects 70 which ~ have rstssrsd we sutmi the fol-
lowing wsll.diges.ed views of the Boston Ccsrser.
Says that Journal;
I'VE have read with great dRgost the speech
delivered by Mr.. Lovsioy, Of Illinois in che Hosse
of Representatives. April 5th, on the wearisoue
and infsrminabie Slavery Question. Disgust it,
self, however, Il an emotion chat has distinctions
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of the latter kinds fot his speech is US stupid as
it 10 brutal. Mr.. Lovejoy is fret 4 blockhead and
then rufian. Reading his speech 10 like sitting
through play when $50 bitter bad that the de-
sire to yswn ana the desire, 70 hiss Keep up an
rrepress'ols oonn'cs en- sae @a'o'es o. ones
face ihe staple consists % she asears- jaw'd's-
locating srasn--'ne "a"e eo"moH pssces-tfo
-obvions moral trnisms-the sentimental half