New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04
IuDGE DOUGLAS IN VIRGINIA.

Mr. Douglas arrived in Lynchburg Va, on Thurs
day evening aud being waited upon BY the citizens,
adortssed them in substance, az follows:
Afier thanking lis auditors for the kind partially
manifested IN the attention paid bn, the Judge referred
to tie troubled and threatening c0nuon o puoslc al
Iai,s lie regretted the election of Lincoln, and the
of sectional party, as much as any man could
liG this ies ret ws not founded In any insult personal
TO Liueh. lie believed tnat the coItiauei existence
If tie Lepul H. party, and the Inauguration OF ls
l,liy, we've in, onatitle with the existence Of our
E.tiol al III ion, but he saw notAing Ill the simple
election OF Linoo TO justly seN ernce OF the Clod
now. Tie Republicans hid elected President
on w. end exert for the appropriation OF
q few office--the victory barren
ore ard even in bis appointments, l.; icoiI
would be COM eed to consult SENATE watch Is oP-
Iot eel to biu without whose concurrence no appoint
mel L. could lie made Ii he should recommend an un-
constitutional measure, Congress would not pass 1t;
al 4, il they should, the supreme Court III wmcn
tie IuLhc Lave confidence, would set II Aside LIN
tol would lie compelled to c0ntne himself to the Goa,
eituiOu o. Instead oil bung President lie would had
hin aelf a piirouer under Impeachment. Four years
would coon I'LL round, aud if this Government nolds
together it ought, all will be we'll Tue ConstItu
tiou md Union are lot del endent upon any one maA
Lin G. Ia had been elected by onethird OF the people,
through u dasen,iuis OF Ill that opposed TO nn
ard lis Iarly, and therefore tue opposition were To
III he
We sbould be encouraged by the fact that he Is the
rel rcsentati'e Of minority party. lie said that the
a
tive Slave law. He knew that other laws had not
zen enforced but all the ws Including the FuglIye
SinNe IA Ousht to be enforced. He believed taat III
Ii et,eu cut every twenty eases the act Was en-
fo:,,u IL In own State, and the twentieth case Il the
ol " ole We hear about. He cited the Late chi
10 ,ase hhow Ing that the PARTIES engaged IN IT, that
ha Tun the fugitive lad been ici.ted had Ii Ia
nil 1 Un May To October; Lad been hned tnoirand
doll r. each it'll II suits, and been rem nded
to ltil lL tie utterm0rt tartLing sIould be pad;
1 ei tie, could lie conn eled to pay for tue slave.
II j. q iii' item i'll account, of which we were
Il, YER t Id lie said il the Constitution by the SUI
nm law # he and aid IL recognizes the n INT Oi
d Slave SatetO demand tie return oil fuSllye siVes,
WY nay Lot Congress disregard all Personal Liberty
till tina nv be passed TO OBJ truU its upeilJ.s lie
war g.ng to resume is seat in the Senate, aud was
IYli1tC 10 lstlle tie COri uion, te Union, and
ii G figlts ot all tie State lie hoped that OLD FIr-
Il i. would tt.Lo by and save ULion rs she had
done.
~, Doul lie c,ncluded after having spoken about
ihli an LouI-duiiug witch be treIueatly ap.
luc,cL, telling tle audience, amid cries OF 20
o., )" that had hre-raie fellow with Ia II, and II
& ~ wiItd good Fl ee,b, they should call for the
Hon. HOra,e hayl hId of Tennessee.
In ieelome to tie CALL M. Maynard appeared and
nate nort fell lions sIecch ndorsing all tlat Judge
Dot lar l. d tsiu. We have not space Tor any eA-
tel or1 oil ii Mr. AlayHnds effort, except 10 re-
ui!k q ;t H. ullsion the threats Of disu.on that
ION elate tie country upon The apprehension ti'at
Lii col may mol exc, ue tie laws, Mr. Maynard said
at tis ,uGte id long ext ted, and i We're Vail
r,6sOI tOr 81 hIug tie ULiu, It should nave been
LItk,n VI hlg siEce. -,
We tl,.nB tIuit that those two able speeches will
have "A .uOd cnUt uI on all who heard them, though
~, have udtrtOOd that OF the BfeckiuIidge men
qii e Gitpruui led IT Juoge DOUG ,sS NJ eeeh