The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-14

t,ry rinrhalie aud eloquent ssnn-r. TINS
! SPEECH W. Will notice ,hore fully M our
nest.
9th. Our Country, she is now prosper
nus and happy in reply 10 ihose vii" all
,l-r iisr Ia rhaag" her r,d.r-, W. would re-
nind lhm oi the epiraph. IL was veil
] would be- better, and here am"
9Th. The present admlnl.trailoo-=Lei
thrm like Washington srr,e their countr.
aud never Il ub her justice.
i 1Oth. The rasy at the Unii"d States, In
eqnal ruinbst successful aud iusuclbIe, lis
gladuI INCREASE, the best policy OF tue Ma
ton.
lith The Army OF the United States,
sufficient To answer the exlgencics of the
country.
lAth. Let moi party feeling divide us -
! be our motto, Union, Liberty aud Jude
pendener.
- II. The University of Virginia, ma,
SIR liz rs celebrated for the ialrOls and ac-
qaIrrmsnts of her alumni, as size IL at pre-
sent for The beauty and magnif eoce oi
he. buildings.
The following Volunteer Toasts we're
i thea drank:
Is, james Caldwell MIR. Madison, our
safe guide for TIA. construction Of the con-
/ tnstlliou.
j James McLaughlin.-Th Virginia Lr
glsaiure: may ihry nrv.r count on dollars
aud cents IN the mp, OseDent Of then
state.
j Cyrus Gary The truly ,rtuous patriot
aud wise statesman He who sacrifices
+ patty spirit, IN uncorrpromislng times, ior
the peace, salty aud Happiness Of his coun-
! try
/ John A. Norih.-The memory Of Alex
ande Hamilton, tbr true patriot aud dlstIn-
| gulshed statesman.
| q. ". Stihhilng Henry Clay II has
been SAID good mau only can be- an ora
tor We have bad abundant evidence of the
lalsiy of the foul accusation oi his enc
mics
} f. Caldwell. The Congress of Pana-
ma, and HE Congress of Europeau Legt-
hmot'S:' the first projected b, thu genlus
al Pa rmil~m, has for IT'S object The eEan-
cipdtion of man the latter, conceived b,
the spirit of cespotls II, attempts To make
still stronger The chaiu- which hold Europe
10 bondage; by their acts We must judge
thpm.
VIM. Cary.-Vireinla material and Ken
tuck, workmanship:
Le' Bro"rre the Artist his genius display,
In moulding from piusttr the Busts OF our sa-
ges
Dame Kentucky has made from Virginia Clay,
\ statesnau whose fame shall oullive future
ages.
NJ. II. Goshen.-Onr early and constant
Z 60 IL,
pluckcd t,om the soil of drspotism.
q. Z. Flanagan. Frerd9m's cause -
may that noble aud philmthropc soul
ehlch 80 f.ehngIy sympalhlses with the
oppressed, be grdtifed IN ali such good
wishes.
r. II. Henry.-The constitution of tn.
Unted Sttes: neither rxtensiblr nor
compressibir, in the ha DIS OF wise and ,ir-
tuous republics.
II. h k,ne.--The s. American States:
tn have seen and cong er"d under The
pr"pltluus banner of liberty & have lmitl-
| ated glolionsl, The example Il the north.
:. ~. Blain.-Gea. X. Taylor OF Nor
folk notable example of merit unrewai-
dru.
VIM. X. Woods.--De Wit Clinton, the
protector and able prosecutor of Internal
Improvement, may his talents meet with
just reward.
VIM. +. Doughrriy.- General Andrew
Jackson: the distinguished hero of Orlran.,
a country's gratitude will not let him IS
capt our memories.
VIM. ID. Alrxandcr.-W VIM. II. Crawford
& Andrew Jackson among the b llIlanl lu-
mnares which crowd he political galax, of
the present age, they stand pre- enInently
conspicuous; the hight of their txompe III
never be extinguished so long as freedom
of thought is tolerated, or popular suprem-
acy acknowledged.
john Slmpkins Our Guest: A sage
statesman in The Councils of our Nation, a
prop TO the Internal impro, ement of our
country: may when human nature shall
have misguided him in any part of bis pc
litcal round, be rallied by the pleasing re-
collection OF ms past services, TO pick the
political flint OF his error. and try him again
Il. asbington and Boil
var. May the civil and religious liberties
| fman, extend their influence over all the
COMMITTEES that will hear the names of these
| Patriots.
John Beirne.-The memory Of Lord
| Byron IN HIM were blended the poet, he
70, aud phlanihr"pls, although his merit
IN other respects we've much less than ii IL,
his extrtinns in behalf of suffering Greece
would alone enttle him to The respect and
admiration of the world, and perpetuate
! his name to the latest generations.
Il. Hgrt, of HaltaX.-Our revolutionary
fathers: May their Sons br, To the latest
poslerty, in their own inagr, bone of their
bone, and the exc. identity of their spirit.
Curtis Andrrson.-The love of liberty
may ii animate us 10 do right, in spite of
party biekerings.
| Tho'a =. Atkinson, Of Halifax. Our dis
lingnished guest. We toast him AS the a
bic defender of the rights ol man and The
advocate of free principles throughout the
world: let hIs exPrtluns IN The cause of 5.
America and Grecian Independence speak
his praise.
II. w. 0nway. Delegate from Srkau.