Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-04
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ne'i. know you are honest bat ehsnk yoa are
oos.,nn'e.
na"n tsuln'ng rg 70 tennessee. the AAgniaaure,
:, ~ iof1, enereo n'm q scat IN the Soneee OF TIE
u"'o. o,a"s ous no dechhed u IN tavOr OF the
,, ION Z. ~. t"s'er gallant Whig, who had rem
u"'." '"'u"ce :cr''co "i'hout mucn reoognieiou.
a. .ne sone'.a.'on o' ms postacai iriende no con-
oou'cu .o VII oicc.ioh 70 the STATE senate IN ISE,
anu ~ I'D 'nc sumo year was chosen U.s. senator.
io was rI,eleo.eo 10 1898. inoegh sx-fvvernor
.o"es' "nu ''nah 'acuon IN nis interest, atsemp-
.0u W compass n's uo'ess y Iorcing trHr own
eana'oate ioswaru; D1s sacn Wa me exalted ssa-
uiA','n IN wn'cn Mr' Dell Was neld' thss Am
e,0n' cumoc, VI 'ne most Prominent ncmoorats
oauo 10, s'u, "nu 'urneo sns se:!e IN nn .ssor'
'"c" s seo .ue o.H's asc,oaNco tntoo6n tns
.ueccss vi ocmaeeg"e' VINO nes since snown hrs
true true character py the most servle proisss'ons OF
D'W"1asy' Wu Hwy
i. ne,i n"S pcen recognises. Snce MS nrst ad'
o", p"n"o .nc =: '.esaIas1, aDe' ana un-
.".'nH'o. vi b".oc''on 20 Ameri-
can 'na"s'ry-hot nke "r' n'gier ana tnc Penn
.yNanm aenoora~, VINO i"vor .incidentai protee'
''on' pu, ~ INC pr'uc'pie d'rect!y, IN ~ length
anu orea'ilh' Iis speeches on the tar,h sustain
WY w"'rn 10 uay tue OASIS OF Oil SOUND
po,Iu'"' opinion IN tohhsyNanla' ana Wy which
"'o"o nc permanent prosperity OF the Union can
pe .,tnten; AZ III, tunes ana IN all trials he stood
~ .n"a. '"'''"i n"u '.os' uI'o''"'y Whe" she
WINS oo',n''" "'" oese''eu ny per own representa-
yves '''s zen, WINS inc prompting +" a patriot,
wnoi ,,.':'e' "' a'' o'a pr.J"ace coa ~ oomlfs'
"e,o ,'e '"''feS.N ana r'ght. ~ tho whoiocountry
M" ""' e'"'i'eo no recognition ior such service
w, ~. y, u"'y "Aeaty oisonargeo-
"n'n ~. NG"r"ska oil' was was matured ana pre-
.e".'" .n w ur. pousaS IN loo', MI. neii q once
'""N lo'''o" "n"hs ,ts most oe'iaed opponents.
.,; no. on'y Us violating tno Missouri compact to
,"u .b"o' VI ."o 'o"'n Was ple'gea' put o.
u"'o'."h ,,' WV u'"p''''e ., io'o, W 1n'en oSsn
NV E'o", pn''os n"u Soc'nhIy suoscr,oed no
p'"u'c''u 'na Consequences 'ha womb inevitably
,o ,o'i"M' w. WIN "c,eafhesS ana whion seemed
~. W, ."'' VI i' 'or"eoy when "oosequentev
'""'''' ''''' an" wnem ths Admln"trstion
"aa Ivy " l'"'y nppe"'er ne'ore OonKrscs, = yS"F
"s"' VIII" '"' ,r"'.S o, 'nat measure. 10 tne -.
'o.,P" o"''s.t"'c" ,c "o ue'ou"'r" " - MsuS"s
WV" c,'.s w"'o', u oou"tr"ahceu, wouio uIumaSs'
" '"' " ''oo.er'",oM ., tne oh'oh, Oh snAs
"oo"''", Nv '1.''"ou' WIZ" great power, the pur-
| poI' ",' ,'s""' " ,uo e"vory Sgtetion' Wnicn
IN" o'''n'n"'e' III 'n,s wrong OF iorcine oonsu'
. u','. "l'?" '',uo'n". Pcop'e-osmons1eunk
,n"' ."cep'i"n ""u 'nsp1a.''ns were d'osaseo soIe
~ oy Pe,s''"' ""u P"h.'ch' aWption, oisre&aro-
try had been reckessly sWbjeced. His last speech
IN the Senate was against the Cuban scheme and,
liko ail others. oi his Efforts on large questions,
| wa. full Of the wisdom. prudence and statesman
| ship for which he has been 30 well known At home
| and abroad 1t was pronounced. bv compctent
| minds, to be by lar the abest exposition Of this
| subject in all its relations
| In scannpg the roll of those who still Aours In
| tho nublio oonncils wa look in y.;, Tc. on. I'm
uuite, Mi tho groat constituents of s.s. ",s,.s.
mon Tint m,fe m tho cha-..,a. ~ ~. p.ii
Iic I'm. rc,ircd from Nh. Senate II ~. c,,i n.,r.
rtv oC hi. in,a,iocnoi ,awnr. ..a - .t..,s.I .aas
.;:. Iii, .on.i ~ ~ .,;.;" .... NV pa. ~.
' I'm w suy .',''' u:"' .h"y usIc"o "'s
St.. ',''. L'"uy ""l ",'',"9 W oc"r n's pa's
y, ~."'e'e. "''s "nu respohsio'''ty tnc c"ohuy
may impose, h.er th'r'y years 81 active prepa-
ration IN pohticni iiie. and constant contact with
the temptations which have cnptivated and CON,
quered 50 many Of tho living and the dead, he re-
turns to his own home, welcomed back with the
open arms and full hearts OF constituents whose
confidence never wavered, but always increased
BY experience and whose affection and adlnil afion
| still cluster around him as fresh and ardent NJ
| when thew SEM him trustipplv forth. withuut n
| spot or blrmish un his fair fame He returns IN