The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-20
NOiGNrEERS

BY Grprsr Washington Lsfa,,,,. -,
u. States "f America -re-peeiGll
thsm from Il French patrlnt. lar
standing pattern al gnod ppinr,,l..,
institutions. and good habits. -
By y. >. Brockcnhropsh Tte,a=
tober, i73l--a day ever mcmma,.,.
count ri the surrender of the ,u,..,,
mefic;n liberi --mas lis anni,,fs,'z
forth be Forever celebrated by tie fr,.l
mankind '1'
Is, DR.. Charles Everette-Lib.,,.
Isfayelle-they have again MOI -
side The Atlan''e-may they teach lb..,
ltle "f self snvrrnuient 10 tie lnlabis.,
the ntiacr side.
By TIL j. Randolph, Cd Vice PROF.
-The Iierocs of thr ltrYoluloa-.f'%
and afrc,innaie rrmeu,hrane. Of Ill.,
To the living, love, honor, aud a rraer1 |
which ends not in words.
BY +. Eppes-The memory If H.,
Col. John aylor-h is princplr, pro,.s Il
alike the a'iend Of Liberty and oluur q.
siliution.
By Jas. ~. Dabnry gallant d.e,
der of the fights of man in Two uaar,rrs
the. globe-their warmest advocate i, fl
remaining two
BY ID. NJ. Raiiey-Thr memory ofc,,.
James fox-p PIE friend of La Fncl,r-
luminous star IN the political galaxy If =.
day.
BY w c. Rirrs-The pen anil the AVOID
of lndepeniehce--itelcs alike pr4ciou, /,
the heart of AMERICAN patriotism.
ByF. y. Observation-Disclosures
'the cradle of tyranny sprung from a.
zSiant 6ffibcrty, ard offered himself "a
crIlicn on the altar of our county.
Sy5aales Dilsmorc-Thomas Jeffer3n
founder ofthc C4'is rrsi,y OF Virginia.
BY James L.itch-The Emerald be-
Jefferson shi Madison in her councils, 4
Fay in her armies.
By Richard Dukr-Gen. Lafayette
every h,use in the old dumininu, irumf.
splendid mansion 10 the humble eotla.f
you will meet with warm rectptimsad,
welcome tone--thcn "stay wiki " |,
Fayctte, stay with u.s."
BY C'iionel " lillian Woods-Thr ua
Legislature "f Virginia fnnlikc its pred,
ccssors) may {texprnd tess treasure aap
less lrS slatian, aud mare for the cau.r /.
literature aud reward al paliiotism andya
Tor.
BY Cal. s. Carr-May The friends oil
berry, ike The pyranids Of Egypf, b
strengthencd by tinr, and her enemies, t
Joaas' so;tTd, "itheria night.
7 By Charles Downias--The Uoi,frsir
of Nlrsnla-may the meeting Of a Hen
with two Gf'thc hushtest sagcs Of the Re
,olulion, prove il happy augury offs lulm
de.tlnies.
by N,P. Trist-The Holy Alliance
death struggle of drspoti-m--her ago@
may be rrttracted, bat she cannot be Ii
stored.
BY JOHN Campbell, ucmher of the &
.cuiis" Couhcil-The family OF LA GRAM
aud montic.f'o--may heaven bless Tia
with hcalth aud happincss--lo them Ia
longs the dpligatfal care Of eomlorln
and csnsolinE ti~ declining Years Of Ia
of the greatest berctactors of The hum.
race.
BY \. &. ronroc--Gcn. Lafayette
reception in = a,erica, the cradle that roc
ed the youthful Hercules, shivers the dngo
thd1 Republics are unSralrful and al i
very woifh epoch for the machinaious
f.rsnts.
When tile ST. toast was pronounced Inv
received Nth enthusiastic checritIg-4
lotfj duffe 0fihc katunda re echoed hf
the sonuG--it rolled in hlIowy voIumpy
ro0nd tit spacious Hall, aud suak in L
dep stlllness OF enthusiasm.
The other toasts were drank with 4
sarnr warmth. When Mr.. ,Jrg. rsur
Speech was read the General wa3mn,rd
Tears =; M grasped the hand "f the rcner
bile TREND who pennrd il, and soiihpd aloa
yii, there Is something magic and coGl
Sions IN the tears of a great man Of a
Ano" lodged iirmnrss there is. somclh
awful III that power that breaks open Il
deep fountains otthe hear. uuti! .hry OF
flow.
! Whea Mr.. Madison Was toastrd, lie ro
To address ns--l!is speech was last.Un u
hut the Toast * given abUvr.
TIE whole Wa, conducted in rrann
That does great credit 10 tho Committee
To quote brauiigtl sentiment from "
Jeilerssn's address, @as all did their utm0'
| ''", 80 "''ic ''lilI ~ more, mont H"h F''
tensions I" superior merit"
But Our thanks are due to Mr.. Soutla
tor the dignity with which he presided an
The dISilnciDess with which he cnunclaic
every word and every toast.
We shall never forget the enthusiasm
Tins moment of this reception. VIZ SID"
never forget the pealng cheer. as thay e
beloved from the Rotunda's duEg
| The hollowvau.: of heaven il gelI vi. Shout
! Wild din and hurry of iumul:AcH5. jEy
waves the wide throng-.fos, 10 III PerIe'
strength,
=. feFnyeitcs comes
H. us name IA on thc lispng infants tongue
Floats OF the ..ai5cns's song
, lndsr2 the whole scene ut IA, rnivsF'
iiy--'he Buildings anal their immortal pr'
l'ctoH, suppotts.d by MIR. Madison, and u
her" of the revolutipn, second uny !
Washington, in war, in the hearts Of u
c"e"'ry men, as we are pro2d 10 aas pn
selves surrounded by crowd nl joO
trermcn, and the lofty eerrarts giiltrin