The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-14

;, ,;li save the world.
Ti,e army ofthe United States New
,f..as. Bridgewater and Chippewa, mp
..,,,r;,te cont - tions Of the history o
bsa9gler,s l,iN Saratoga and York Town
"a The Navy of the United States !: Il
.snobly won the gafands that adorn it
A., il tionrish like its own oak, in insinci
r. r." strength ard perpetual verdae.
IL Tie People the only legitimate
...,.re of political power: While rulers arc
ss..onslble agents, they can never long
- their authority, or be uniaithIul to
,hcir trust.
A.. rberqbim aud flaming sword. which
.,ep the way of the Tree" Of Liberty.
re- "a The memory of koscinko and Steu
pulaski and De Administrations com
.'ars Of our ilustrous guest
4 - The Republics of South American
ID Mexico: Instructed by our example,
ma, the, participate IN our success.
M Greece May the glories ofanliqu,y
l.. r.kindled amidst her desolate groves 4
s.,Len affairs, and Athens aud Sparta be
.pa,nnrhrd into life with fresh associations
'f.nl,ndnur aud renown.
"a Woman Her Virtues are at once
,hn highest reward and the best security
tn nur 0ich.
~ NJ. GaiIlard, the President of the Sc
.,a then rose, and offered the following
toast
n,y every generous and gallant defender
"a n,lian's rights meet with the noblesi
.a,r,ri that can DC received by mana
..li,n's admration, gratitude, and aifec-
tim.
Mr.. Clay then rose to propose ,olun
leer toast.
lie said he wished, in parting gl..s, to
,ronose a sentiment for which he antici
tied a cordia! reception from both their
abstrions guests, and from every other
,,anti.nan present. 1t has indeed been, as
!, was impossible it should not be, on this
nIr,sipg occasion, alluded To in the toasts
nrqpared with so much Judgment and
,as,e by the excellent Committee OF A.
,anrement, and which had aready recen-
ed. as they merited, unqualified approba- !
tipn. Bot the sentiment deserved repeti |
fion--he hoped, without arrogance, that |
h. might say, a.distnct and emphatic ex-
preston from him. Whilst we are enjoy !
ing, in peace, plenty, ADD safety, the bless
iars Of those free institutions which the
,alour aud the patriotism of our slre., and
thrir gallant companions now pr, sent /
have established, and freely aud gratefully .
iaAulgin- IN our revolutionary recollectious,
c,n VIC forget that our neighbours and .
,r;.nda on the same contineut, are NOW /,
.,r,p olip. To achieve tn, freedom and indie |
n4atlrnce which here, happily, Was 81 sue |
rrssIuIly indicated? In their heaalf no
f,,irn nation, no generous and dslntcr
..,cd LAFAYETTE has risen. UoaIded, they
b,y. sustained their Curious cause alone, !
conscious Gifts righteousness and with no
oth,r helps than thuse which their courage,
,ha,r morasscs and their Andes have sup
,,i.J Ifthr monarch of miserable Spain
hid eyer displayed any extraordinary NOR
al 6tness-f he possessed any superior
wisdom for go'eInment--If situated be-
yond The Atlantic, within his contracted
Tuonean Peninsula, III mankind was not
.lsi-ed To confess the folly and the PIE
Sufnptian of his vain effort to regainll his lost
dominion over the greater part oil America,
Up might moderate our sympathics, and
fepIa less lively interest in the final issue Of
var Bat wrratched Spain, governed 1t
self hy foreign force--ilaluated monarch,
vet 10 cherish the impracticable nope OF
maintaining role in the New World, for
which he i, wholly incompetent IN the
0h.-iIe would not longer detain the
company. He proposed
General Bolivar, thc Washington of
CT A,n,.r;ra ,n5 ;h, u,nnbtic If Co.
,,n,.;,
'''' ,e"r which the President and Gen. La
r..a,,, ,,,;r.d and the conpany soon
.f,sr d;s,a,s.d
~ Gn,,,ni,,ec of Arrangement were
c.iane1 II ynr. If Snu,h Caroiina. Colo.
: Win n J,hnson. of Kentucky, and Mr..
Mn, nr u.ssarhns,,tt., on the 1art of the
St, .na 1I,inr Hamilton of South
C,roli,, Gem Van Kens.claer. of New
York and Gen. McArthur of Ohiu, on the
,r d. U'',,s. nfr,,nrcseo.atiyrs.
q,be utmost harmony and enthusiasm
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