Lynchburg Virginian

We are surrounded by events which call for the most serious consideration. The crisis is alarming, and the dangers to the country, to character, to the Union, are imminent. We cannot even think of anything but politics. Are our posterity destined to be the slaves of a foreign power? Can we be so blind as to sacrifice everything to party? We hear that we care nothing for the public weal, but only for party. If we are true to the end, there is danger to party, to character, to the Union, and we cannot work successfully out of it, unless we seek harder heavenward. We have a word that the thing righted itself if the lynd—Alarm both the favored as good total wnferl. But there should be to the whole, and best Drs speak n2 ut lratlessly, be known as the devoted advisors ote deaison. Let them give to this Drs right cause, It thean work ia i. This is the way to counteract the evtts ah ch surrrjud us, aud to rasa aal pv whcusallbea veans addsaad puiy dansn,adhocaaisnansdsnsnesa jshe.