The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-05

Arar.ssly npprAr,.d before kings aud DE-
. inand.d of fhem go give up IL their sub
jects the o1ltn-i,c p'ats oi poher-las
, stood amidst ftruzed mnbs tp restrain
| their headlong course to ruin, and has been
lill trenird by both. lie Is there placed not
, for himself alone, but ~ The representative
) Of The lehoie army Of martyrs 10 my cause.
| The sun III hi, full splendor, the evening
and morning stars, aud the watches "l the
1 night. aia bear witness, before you TASTE
death, If the reality of tins vision. Liter
, nal goodups has drtFccd VS. the Triumph
j That Form Is thine lie rccognIzrd his
f own likeness plortM sense could bear M
nnOre-.-unbnrn ages crowded on the PR
soncrs sold and nc awoke with the con
WILSON'S of the inspiration. The Goddess
of Liberty lad He'd, bat hope, gfatltde AMI
faith were left 10 sustain hliu ~ the eii
hour.
Nrw YonR, Sept 2J.-Gen. La Fayette
left u, hi, morning. Fortunate aud happy
As DOR city has been IN possessing lIin 50
hong aud though every lnhablant ~ IL,
probably, who could make the effort, has,
On some Of the numerous occasions III
which he has presented himself 10 the
public approached and seen, II not spoken
TO hin, wi the interest at the moment oil
his departure WAS as ~ shaifd ahd jealous
- .u hls iirst arrival. lha,lng been atH7S
ed that he should leave here ri . O'Clock
! this morning, the streets through which he
was Ia pass were early throDsing WIN pc"
! pie aud The popu0us windows tshWp Us
was the morning air) eKhlbtce the tottrcsl
which The daughters OF our cohhtry, not
! less tllan TINT of its sous, tftl Tor IN" Ma
tion's Guest a'he Nttclans OF the Ciucm
nnI were early Al their post. The troops
of horse. of the ed aud Sd regiments bal
tillion Of The I1th, and one OF Tie 81 reg |
tnrDts Of artillery, dong duty as infantry,
aud the infantry battalion Of the I'd arlille
~ all under the coiumand of Col. ManlcS,
paradcd at o'clock il front of the City
Hotel TIM LA Fayri>e Gnafds mounting
guard at the door. Att little utter D, M
General got INTO carriage and four, and I
followed by his lite. the Corporation and /
the Cincinnati escorted by the troops, and I
accompanied bya vast concnnrsc of 'll
Hrns, he proceeded To the Coutlandt street
dock, where the Kent, dressed IN colours
to receive hun, was waiting. AS he aP |
proached the dock, thu troops oPcnln5 to
the right and lelt, formed passage through
which the General and the Cincinnati pass |
ed on To the boat followed by two troops !
of horse. The Curnorat.on having Prev
uudy taken leave, tire Kent got under
way, and salutrd from the battery by de
tachment OF artillery stationed there for
that purpose. On nearing the Jersey
shore, salute from 1t Announced that
there too, Il free people waited his ARRIVAL
with lmpatlence, and were prepared I" do
honor la the Nations Guest. And nom
the preparations which are mail'ng III New
Jersey ms we'll as in Pcnnsy han', i Is not
too much 10 anticipate, thM the Festive III
umph which has heretofore marked the
progress of the veteran through our coun-
try, viii be nothing dimmed hy the
scenes that yet await him. .fmH.
CHARLoTrsvILLE, Sept. 2f.-1p ohedI
cncc Ia notice in om last, latge collection
OF gentlemen from the town aud county
assembled in the Courthouse ON Monday
the Goth inst. To prepare for the reception
,'or Gen. La Faycttc. Col. m. NJ. Ran
doIph was called to the chair who then
rose, and in neat address explained TIN
object of the meeting, aud gave AS sue
cilct rccapitualiou Of the cyentlui p,ilan-
thropy Of the Generals life, the strongest
r4umcnis ID enforce his claims To the gra
! titGde of an American.
Mr.. TN. J. Randolph, in a chrstc ard
/ pathetic appeal to the best feelings of the
human heart, pronounced an cndgy on our
distinguished brnrlaGtor, whrh WAS re
spoudcd IL by The hosoms of all who heard
him and after declaring his remarks were
Intended only rs a preface to the resolu-
tions he held in his hand, he handed them
tuvcr 10 the Secretary, who read Them
When V. w. Suuthaall rose aud delivered,
in a speech of some length, one of the hap
pest appeals to the finer passions ct his
hearers, we have ever heard in omuCh,
that the ELECT WAS, ever x anon, dlscernnble
in the full eye and starting tear'0i his audi
rucc-The vote was tlIcn taktn'o thC re-
solutions. and after some little debating on
the details they were adopted unanimously
Cent. Gd2.
AT a meeting OF u large number OF The
citizens of .1Ihcrmarle At Charlottesville,
ON Monday the Goth September, 1891,
according to notice. for the purpose OF
providing for the reception of Gen. La
: FAlETTE, epon his expected aIrN al in
this iilace-Co . Thomas Mann lsundnlph
was called to the char, and Francis b
Dyer appointed Secretary vhclcupon
the meeting was addressed hy Colo
mel Randolph Thomas j. Randolph
and V. ". Southall, in reference To its
ohiect--whcn the following Preamble
and Resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed
"The citizens of Albcrmarlc having IN
stood that Gen. Ia FAN EITE intends tu
visit their county, aud 10 give Il general
and pubic manifestation of tire high scnse
IN which they estimate his virtues and his
decds-Be al RcSoired, That Thomas j..
Randolph, hlrS. Garrett, VIM. Woods,
Samuel Carr, Charles Cuckc, Peter Minor
William {. Ri,es, VIM. t., Gordon, V.
W. Southall, John VIM, Opic Norris,
NAnill VI Rall..x La nns ...iIch Ihns- NJ