Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04
TuE RlcuxoSp EseuIRrR came to US shrouded

n Essar In ma hPs,u dAd
:. 49,, .,,,rn;,s IN Thursday las..--cau.e. the
-. - p.nn;ns,on n. Sneaker of the House
= p..,..a,.,;v.. Hinder th;. canton. 1.-THE
-. N.,;..l c.,.,.;,vo-o,r co,.m norary thus
-. IS Al. .,.n,.
=. -, A.. 1900, modification that ve are
called upsu to record an event Of national shame
and Disgrace. reference TO our teiegrapnic CO
iumn, will snow 'na' u .ca'o: T..
Pohea, "a'o"-s en- -. ,h;,s, h;oh.., cIscs x,th;n
80 e his C.nfeleracy Now. indeed active
and decided resistance to wrong can furnish the
only safeguard against 'he violence OF resos'' =.
the only Pa""o'1'" VI Wv ~"'''
Far more than hall n century, the Richmond
Eoan,rer' has nued to maintain the cause
oi State Equality an the Union, ana s vna.. .'s
s,rct guarantee w - 49,. .., az s,ec.ssful in
.s;on i, is cspeciaIiy appropriate that our ysne-
rated sheet should record the DISASTROUS deoo IN
tokens oi the deepest mourning
We have no dooe' 'n"' '"e ""4N"'' 70 ''-Se's
in all 1t utters upon .h'" s"'9s''' '"'Ns" 0~"
not adopt ITS ceneios'"hS' nor ~0'ep' NV s"SRes
lions, We do se' oeheNe 'oa' ne e'e'no"
Pennington alter the defeat ~ o"''n more al
ar,nug than would have boon the success oil oher'
man; nor do we tn'"A 'h"' '"e c'eoi''" VI WI
Pennington cnn he sulne'eht Jnsiincho"n LOT
thorough handing oil all raf"es W "e south
aud especially IN Virginia NJ INC L"au's' 'o'"'
.e'- II resist what are no" e"''e' '"e AHs''''
slons' 81 the pat" wh'e" e1cc'e" nun.
VIZ have often stn'ff ar views ups" '"'s anu
klntrei pre- aai ae''''e 90" ~ nf'''s az W.
a. pef~aslaa - az eA'.t'"'"' '"a 80 "'u'so
IsI y it.rl
N"rt CRISIS winch IL seems u 'e sung
w""Id letter serve 1he P"'i''''' p" ~ s'~"''
N''th. those "' 'nc'i "'' WI" :" man an ''.N
up"n tae 9heHii9 "i 1a'''t """'e ""'i'' t'o'r
teal capital l. invested ae'e'h 'hsh 10 S'F' ~
shis moment, oh'tea : 'o'a.
Ihey year INC 'o''"'N"''' 'PP's''''" NJ Wv
N'"'h' lar more l. M '''', ~ ''' "'e'A'e.e AM
sll'nt'""th. tue. k""" ''"' ""a' "'' WV
Stun midway between S'i"''r' N"'' anu ''a"'
~h' a. Tor the Consultation an 'H''n u" '~t
are who "Ahi no ne" E""r'""'0 S"' WIZ ''''"
qni'h nome OF the ola one "han''' e'p"e""e'
tr'm the hr"t The agitation OF use s'1'e'' q"e'.
if"' the ii'ad " al o"r S''"' anu nv" '''"a
hp'n grouu" mat can tie "e'oP'ea - 'h1'''"' u
conservative men Nm" '"''' arc '"e "'"
who rmh@rraSs tue iaha'''s :" 'ee >'''" Tar "o''
than s,e rawlings al ~<etlanallS,s south, whose ei-
forts they laugh 10 scorn We will not consent
e. o,,., s,,o-, ~ the ,,,,t M, IF ,,,,ession
'
I" a"nh'o" 'po "'S" b'o""e wv ''''fs, " "
fore stated, We eannat agree with the Enquirer
that 1.-The elect,on II Pennington IL oven moro
,.;,,,, ,h,, r.,,,s h,y. h,.n M, .,..,;on or
;, =, ~ ~,
0nerms'- 'H'. ic"1h"' ''' NV e's" wv NV
per Ptmphiet; he Is national man. ~ he de-
clarca himself 10 he. Ind IN Favor OF ma afdonn9
The tagitire Stare Lar as n IS.
II was said IN dehast by Mr. kcIit, OF South
Carelina-whos. amnonsss On the slavery ques-
ton nobody will donbt---ihnt :" Mr. Pennington,
whiistGovernor Of New Jersey, recommended that
the fuat,sa Slave Law should be enforced Is
not th's rvidepee Ut his Willingness to accord to
the Sau.h her constitutional rights We put it
tdethe Enquirer Ia answer heiher this ~ the Ian
gauge W position OF Black Republican, Did
b inks hel this positon9 Does Sherman or any
other person ia iuli fellowship with that party,
ho.d such yiews2 We Lave not 30 learned the
language of the Rlact Republicans Bat Mr.
Pennington shall speak ia, himself In tho lew
remarks mndo by him when assuming the duties
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