, 1860-02-02

the lons contest is over, aud the Republic
ca7s: aided BY the Cns9n lncn :mcng the Anti
Leta1uwoa Democrats, a::l few -suer;caas
ba,c ;.i...i;eyed memorable triumph, which
~ oa'y gives preseEt peace to lie couatry,
but ius,irc$ tho Continuance, H.; 4 s.cssug 10
all mankind, of the glorious union If tic CRi-
ted States! Pennington is Spc;4a.tr # tho
Horse. No olEcr to all Republicans our hear
tt congratulations upon this suspicious event,
and n 'hos: Representatives iu Congress who
have i,reu hit it :bo,li the gratitude Of those
for w.c.A :ss.l in whose behalf we speak.
WILLIAM PENNINGTON, tic Speaker elect,
IS tue Representative of the V,ll (Nen ark)
Congressional nistrirt, in N!w .Jcrscv. lie
las filled, with great credit 10 himself and
rro:i: to the public, several high otic;,! sta-
ti,.s. In ls4; aud 1881, he was Governor Of
New .1:rscy, and though since then MOI con-
etaa,ly engaged in political affairs, 10 las kept
pee ,*::;. tho progress ot events, and now
racs i':;, the Speaker Chair. not only well
,rT:c': n lis country's history: tu. Il skilled
H'tA ttEL- wv.
c:"c,ed III the Peoples Or Opposition ticket, is
4 tncreasA and reliable Republican in whose
l:an3> t:lo Interests Of TIC country :.ul O: The
!'u:y w;l to cut:re1::- *a!e:. III mature :,gc.
large experience, uuimpcac!ci lso"cs,y and
c'aaerra.;y, habit lie will make 10 mistakes
by :.i.;cl his enemies and the enemies u the
Cn'ol clu profit. Though not primarily tho
li:~t etso;.:. .: lis party asso:imcs, he has iu
h;a'scif That Naion ol qualities wlcl will just
i's his friend: il ocsloNins lii: l.ig;, honor
..a'a s.'ln.
IL c,a:sst witch preceded the election o.'
1''s- /" the Si'e;kcrsilin WAS. l.y :. few days
rl:y. u longer continuance tiaa that Which,
viii the triumph ii bennington, c!osed To-Day.
Fl :I:'' icre: aul b:t.cr--naintaiaca On each
s:ds with Il doSscd lsvrtinaci:y wi'icl. marked
IL" Importance Of tho sl1ac cou:crled for
it Is s7 surpassed i: this. Altiel to the crtii~
s'a:v '.yc;.c,ncnts .l the ''irrcprrssille coy
.:'.' s.:s the TACT .: l;rywns ,cccut invasion,
"' ;r::.n;a. Tint, maynitis"d ~ the fears u;
e." = n'':s''dcfs, l,.s Stvcna degree u! i,,en-
~ i.' :nia Int struggle that is without rara'
H. .,grcssivrn' history. We makc no at
CT ..l.. -. tho insne rawlings aud threatening
rr t!e :'!ss q: lilo South, by which, fr,n frat
IL ~: Il was accompanied. uc: Of Ito use
Yoal'. l.: ,'c d2nE:;osE!les u that pol'-
,.is- :ad well :.iter!is"d ,nlunle, Ill.,
per'= 1npendin: Crisis. Aside 1o:n
t'.e:a w;,ich wcrc s'e.l ".;:y Id lush lie couu-
ry ira deeper a,'1 More dangerous cSc.t.'-
nen:, 1,4"re was ou tic ;:rt u tho Democracy
taees v;1icA tie Possession u tic organization,
w"iil I'VE; and Oil lie l.!:t Of The Eel'u'l:-
czas III .l:yicii:: Do, ,c:inuut;on to 10 I'LL that
,:.i1 sc done t, wi,':hs!i !.::t i;oi, The Dis-
'.l,, 81, VII, wo.:I L." i: ..4:y ,ur deeper
T.. ,it.n. 4tanst IT.. :"...cc and loaor Of the
ernatrr. These II, what gave such Bitterness
AID SUE: gray: significance TO the struggle. /.
j. ::,.e', nd with It tue danetrs i,y which
1t w~ :s>cs:nl l.a.;e-i ;:ssc !"ssel a:'ay- Here
air: ii sl serve o.iy t illustrate the strength
nci c..:.st icitv Of ..ur institutions, aid as i
r',:a fl: wl,ic's the ;.:,rc-sious of sc lIaneAly
Siasy l,wtt w,,rr mt :rl driven ta,!s.
I'll. r,a! aasiies: si Tie session will nov
h. 2-;;: :1l ,lo1yi.. !ro;a III. division o! parties
It'll A.: prob,l!e tint t!ie Legislative act;e:
t!c:n:nlcl ..y tie coi;ltry viii he lt:l We ho!e
taa. 1close t;c day oi aijuurnm,nt the .1uus,s
WORK for many mu .ll-r:ejcd reforms will ht
laid. We can saft!y *ay that Ike Rcrut
lic:ns will spare M cu';eavor to n.c2t the coun
try's Immediate wau's, or to establish tho lasi:
on which ja+, md proper Laws may he lereaf
ter frarA,d.
"SsICk fxp SEIEs1IxN:s,
IN taking leave cl' the contest Cor Speaker
now FL happily Terminated, We n,ay s:y :
Word in scll:ja~1:aealtyn. Neither in nor OIL
ofcouarcss l1az 5o!sa Sherman q more dcvote'
t.;eusl than the Press All. TlnErSr NJ