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

tie biOod he shed at Warsaw rise IN ind
ment against proihgate tyrants through "A
ages.
BY .Hr. Uhiiaker- State Riehts-stq,/
ported by the real patriot, DETAINED by tie
factionist.
BY .ur. Uyndhum Robertson lEan
bowndes---a statesman without guile.
patrlotwiihoat pretension--a philosopher
without arrogance. Wisdom and yiylue
| must cease to be reyered ere his name
is blotted from the memory OF his country.
men.
By Mr.. Uayies Baker-Span; unana.
NIFTY the corner stone of her independence
BY Mr.. I. H. Keigh.-- May our eumi,
ties be mortal our friendships Immortal
COMMUNICATION.
The 4th ofJuly was celebrked by high.
y respectable party of citizens al Marioa
Hi, where barbecue was provided. The
Declaration of Independence was read, and
after dinner the following toasts were
drunk-William II. FitzwhyIsonn, Esq.
presiding as president, aud Robert g. Scot,
Esq. as vice president
|. The day we celebrate-It is the birth
day OF a free peeple---let it be ever heldin
sacred remembrance.
9. George Observation-Disclosures
OF power: Ills EXAMPLES worthy of inita.
ton by the champions of freedom in Other
countries; we revere his memory.
9. Jefferson. Madison aud Monroe
They have given practical illustrations of
the exercise Of just poaoeSs in government,
without infringing upon the rights of the
people.
4. The Heroes of the Revolution-We
can never pay the debt of gratitude we owe
to their ya'or and their virtues.
B. The Friends of Free Government
throug bout the woild-We are all brethren
OF the same family.
s. The Governor OF Virginia
to the people by his Republcanism and his
virtues.
z. The Constitution of the u. States
The Bulwa.k of our freedom if not con-
fined TO It's letter and spirit, our officers be-
come our RULERS.
9. The University Virsinia--Her best
hope, may the next Legislature have the
msdnm and liberty 10 bestow Oh it an ade-
quate endowment.
9. The peOWe-the source of all power:
to enighten their minds is to preserve tho
fountain pure, aud perpetuate their libei.
ties.
10. The Army and Navy-Their gal.
lanlry during the late war endears them te
eur hearts +; bat we would see them restric-
ted in time ofpeacc to proper numbers, and
Kept within the sphere of their legitimate
duties.
IL. The oanse ofSpain-It is the cause OF
Liberty !; may she triumph over her 4
nemies, aud regulate according To Der
own uncontrolled will, her form of govern
ment.
i2. The next Prpsident---Let him be Sc
lected for his talents, uniform republican
course, devotion to the pubic good, firm
ness of character, and enlightened and IL
beral views.
IS. The American Fair.
VOLUNTEERS.
By Robert &. .ScoH.--Nm. IT. Crawford;
his open and frank character, talents, long
public ser, ice, aud uniform deuotion to the
republican cause, give him srong claims to
the confidence of The nation
BY Thomas Brcckenb ough-The PEG.
pie Of Spain, may the become d Great,
Tree and Independent na,.Jn.
BY Frederick Pieasants-The people of
the I. States-May they always be mind
tul that their happiness and freedom de-
pend on their union.
by Col. Gooch,-The Rourbons, they
stand on the verge Of d volcano-nay they
soon be relieved from the cares of Govern
mrnt.
BY S. Jacobs,--Spain constitutional
Spain, whose Government presents an ano
maiy, con;ending for freedom and the right
of self government at home, whilst she is
Vainly attempting TO enslave South Ame-
rica-may heaven smile upon her in de-
fence of the first and Illustrate her efforts
lii the latter.
by Cob John p. BurfOn.-Andrew jack
son-and the victory of the 9Th January,
1915.
BY .frohd. PleGsnnts. cause Of the
Greeks--the prevalence of the cross over
the crescent.
by Mr.. .Nieou--Commodore Porter
may his exertons in suppressng the enc
mics of the human race meet with the due
gratitude of his country.
BY Major TOmpkins-Ou country
ITS interest is in peace, and its policy is ho-
nesty.
Mr.. McCreery, the author ofsome of our
best national songs.
COMMUNICATED.
Sp1i2g Hill Chesterfield COUNTY.