The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-15

:. Int ~ iis revolutionary services do "a
The gratitude of the nation. cheers.
II. Thomas Jefferson, and the Native
OF Va. Tie former secund only IN Wash.
ington, m the brilliant constellation ,f 10.
evolutionary patriots the latter, the bases,
vampire thai craws on the vile dust
G cheers.
to. james Madison late p. II. s. TIN
unrvalled advocate af State rights the
profound eSposltnr nf orr national charter.
The acknowledged henefetor Of his coun,
Try and of the world. cheers.
VOLUNTEERS.
bf THB PREsinEsr-Yhe Topn OF
Dane'ds--Admirabiy situated an promi.
nent point Of a fine nasigahlc river; il
claims upon the principles OF sound policy
land even handed ltisiiee,a the fostering
care of the Legislature.
Tho. H. CLARk-Hm. H. Cfaieford-
In youth, the industrious and Lghminded
sihdent--ln manhood, the firm, unde,ia-
ting, aud accomplished statcsman--in age,
qualified TO fill the first Office within the gilt
Of free people.
/. ID. BoLLINo-Ihe South .1merican
iotrtoiS--May they havea speedy concIu.
SION OF hostllltes in the establishment Of
their Independence.
JAMES LANiER-Party appellatons, no
criterion of political orthodoxy ;--William
IL. Crawford, tho cherished NJ "A repubi-
can, abandoned IFS cause aud principles In
supporting the establishment of the United
States Bank, which John Quincy Adams,
while denounced AS a Fcdcralist, had ably
sustained, by his opposition 10 the hIl
Tor the admission OF Louisiana into tile l.
Mon.
Il. q. TUNsTALL---taicersoi Yankee
aatlons--Put them down.
X. :. MooN--UMiam II. Cramfom
Zone Of the political coprsers) MAY he
unite the speed OF Henry with the
bottom of an Eclipse, mounted by Pur-
dey.
u. =. ksEsEE-Ihe Political horse Race
-Itltchle mounted on the CraW ford -
rider, keep hook out upon the Northern
horse.
WILLIAM LINN-IRt cause Of SpoiH--
May IT be received in lis proper light; the
cause of mankind in general.
j. NJ. WILLIAMS, jr.- The Marquis la
fdyete-The sole surviving General ofthe
Revolutionary WAY tho cafly aud consist
ent friend of national liberty.
s. Il. FosrER-Ihe neH Pfesidtnt-
May his virtues and wisdom, and moi thr
state OF his nativity, be the pivot Oh which
his election may turn.
RoBERr Ross-John Quincy .IiamS,
recommended by Washington as most De
serving the confidence Of the American
people, and best qualified to perform great
national duties.
GEoRaE PRleE- GenrrM Francis Mari
oh-An officer Of the Rtrortion, who
fought and BLEED in the canse Of his country,
may his name never be oblitrrated from
TIE minds of the American people.
n. Is. CARREL--May the spirit Of revo-
luton never cease till tie despots of the
Old world are swept from the face Of the
globe, an4 the tree Of liberty planted.
CHAELEs ). PLEAsANrs--T"e Rcpu5-
(ic Of CotonlbiG "A. nation after our own
model, and the country of the three pro-
missing young Pae2', who are about to be
educated at West Point.
ALEXANDER HARDIEA- The gnlidntyouh
Of .4me, ico--May theyiu5lIy appreciate the
inheritance transmitted item by their an =
ctstors.
j. t!ohLERBY, .ir.-itm. II. Crd,gord
May he not be forgotten by the Aneri
can people, on the day of Presidential r.
lection.
p. S. TlfrIs--May unity Of sentiment
prevail throughout these United States,
and lis liberty seated on the throne OF infal-
Iibility.
. CHARLES l.. PAyNE-May success at
tend the cause of Spain, and the arm Of
every tyrant whlthcr.
w. q. PoINDExrEE--hlay the true low,
ers of liberty in America be forever united
in affection, as they are in interest
VIM PALMrR-1he United Slides
May their freedom and peace exist as the
stars of the iirmamrot of the heavens.
We are informed that several OF the vo-
lnnlcer toasts were lost in passing We re-
grct the circumstance /; they would have
been published with pleasure. Send