The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16
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I'd ar. ,Duiie made lo"s Sfaeeh--ld'd
,n,,,e 4. short one l1-all just 10 tell VI
-. Il hi. particular crisis that 50 lar as pfni-
sn'' concerned. he was with her, but her
VI. gore not quite 30 paatabeto his oouta
-, notions Nov, tins Nlr. u i'"iie pos
.,,,o,ferful llnach ofmaii''g hice dlstnc-
-. In speaking Of politics. ie'N sl''Iia h''i
-, have thought of this acute mode OF
-. one cheek, aud ,lappirgth the other. 1t IS
hing how tie practice OF clubbing aud
..e:,.atng grows upon "a man. lms Ar.
k,.e d,rr sWear) would never have thought
,,s,tv wsv Of getting out ola h1hbe, lfhe
Inn, learnt it IN his celebrated caoPhga IN
;. ia and North Carolina, againstthe horse,
:, dr,,oons" of one General Cumming,
bis more recent proclamation against the
,-,,orls and rifles of one MIR. Netcalie IN
u...biocton City There's nothing like practice
-. ,,,,'d advise Ills ). Carolina Excellenc.'
,,,e,er; 10 mind his stops. His eqnisocationS
"A oaibbles NAV not bear him out ifhc NEEDLES
:. e,.onentlv with Kentucky Hfirginla IS the
.,,,ber of the Giacchi, Kentucky isthe parent f
49,, non-doscript, called hall horse aud half
,u,yator, Swapping tartle and steamboat Who
-. m the smell of gunpowder, and h als no o.
,lo, music but the whizzing Of rife balls lbese
r,en are not sufficiently yersei IN scholastic
,,,, 70 understand Mr.. Macs hair-drawn dis
,octons, and he had therefore, in future, when
,.c,,nps across one of them, better nlnud his
,o,, But 70 come back TO the dinner DIR
s,r,mp. ~, ho wrote the letter, because he
,mld'nt do better was too un"cll 10 attend
Oh. dinacr. and lac yci toast which was some
.h;n.r about Virginia being all she should be, and
her sons worthy OF her, to which Mr.. Randolpl-
added an imprompia remark, that She was the
as,,srd OF the Lord IN Gideon This was all
v..l enough Men upon whom Virginia has la
x,shed undescrvcd favor, ought MOTTO be nigEard
in her praise, even at the risk of huie hyper
hoe. We only note the fact 10 STOW WITH what
.ugerness little mindS uitate the ION u the day,
Because Mr. Randolph closed Nh Crump's toast
with an impromptu remark, Mr.. Charles
knnbrough zone Of The Lraccll,) could not do
less than close MIR Randolph's IN similar way
Dir Randolphs toast dixie Nlr. Cruunps) was
about Nrgna-and ended with vulgar e,-
preston, which Mr. knnbrOugh repeated with
,nuc apparent enthusiasm. We suppose, how
eyef, the wine had been by this time circulated
pretty freely--and when vine is IN, wit IS out.
Therefore we.eAcu5e Mr.. Il. and 3r. K. Nj
r. we expect, began to feel like nc did in the Sc
nate Chamber when he called some dozen times
ON Tins, for porter aud in consideration ofhis
pquancy, We could even have forgiven that if it
bad been any where else bat in the Senate Cham
b.. Mr. kimbrough has proved himscfto be
d remarkable good APE, aud We would advise him
10 offer for Congress, where he viii lave more
frequent opportunities Of stud, ing the manner
and inbbng the spirit Of his master OF Roam
oke-Ne would assure our northern, southern
and western brethren, that notp outstanding all
the praise with which Virginia IS hespattcrcd Il,
"t1e GrnccRi,h many of her sons arc yearly leav-
wing h,r to fnd free government. aud To bc
paltakars ola liberal policy in the Western
States. The mother of the Gracchi deals
harshy by some OF her raiRable Sons.
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'o--"lt' all TIE devotion Of the Col1Ips-~t
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