The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-15

mory or De iii IInton. iae k1aloas pahiol@
The enlightened Statesman
Il. Nil 4 isipict Of Connecticut Orr
Country. May she ncsef to- g"' The ih''laable
services Of ihos eaiiaul ftcuehmen who fought
Tor her independence.
b, Nj. G. Bradford iof New fork)-fhe
Torch of Lb.ftJ -
e. sline. shine farcve. Fi1riea aane,
Dsincsi atn OF tod n Ncut
rfaa tireaeo Inv caflie, ]plcudanr came
10 Jrroea ny fay returns asaia'
~ Inies i.aslrsfc (grandsan Of beneral La
fa,anc1-Tha American Cfizens ~ PARIS.
Grateful for the h6itour Of beng permitted 10
celebrate with them ufe birthday OF American
Independence. ! a trad tboif banquet "dh the
hesn aud feelings Of y tnr.hnin American.
By Mr.. J. \ Vettcss of Lpuisiane) Popular
Elections. he soul at representation aud only
sun bass nj Republics.
By Lieut.. Fsssdrn O.. : Army Our Native
Land, 10 rs u paradise lost ~ good time may
Ne rcgain Il
Nv NJ. Blaele (of NeW Oflenns)-Tbe Uni-
ted States. 1hcir daily Increasing prosperity
aiiesis to the world the wisdom of Their insiiu-
tiuax.
ByP s. Townsend, VI u. Of Ne York =
General Andrew Jackson. EodoWcd by nature
viii, thai mobile sentiment Of rbtvalfy and that
ardent love oflllefiy which neither danger can
niimidate not Gaurry seIues, may The civic
wreath 81 national erstlode room replace Tho
victorious laofels that have 80 iong adorned his
temples
Il, Nj. II Kirkuan. fof Nashville, Tennes
src1-luin Qancy Adams. Aay we ever be
governed by ineu al cqusd talrnts
| by Mr. =. fith. fof New York; The gal
laui drfence Of New Orleans. on the SIN ofJan-
oaty, 1913, a second DecIardton Of lndrpen-
dcnce.
by Mr. T~ainirr-The tnrf Of 1879; the third
Declaration of Independence.
BY ". A. & Bnfnrt col New Jersey. - James
Madison and james Monroe. The Ietlrrd
nom The presidential duties aud prea,df anal hon
ou 5 with tn appreciation OF an enlightened peo-
pie.
Nv Nr. II v Gilbert (of Ne" York Our
country. The land @e lett Though absent still,
vet ptcscnl here for evei IN on n,nd
H. Mr.. $ Destouet TOT pnlladrlphla y
Fee trade aud equal rights. no Oppressive Ia
ri.
Nv Nj Cochran for Baltimo,c)-Th Uniied
States IT America. Mas they ever mainta. n, as
tleR hnve heretofore done the Independence
which WIS sealed with tlrr best blood
By Nj T. { Spencer { Virginia The
mcmot, ot Faon'es Jefferson. the apslor OF The
Dec ~ ,llon - independence.
b. M W ntaper tot Boston THE me
moty OF George Canning, ~ liberal stales,nan,
rtrdttahle 10 any nhiiun.
By Nh. Ma. ~ (oi onlcu) The United States
81 America, the tue STANDARD OF u good govern
yctnmcnt,
Hy Mr.. lIevvard (of Charlcaon}-L,he4ty
g." tiod prosper the cause On, II cannot but
ihrive.
Ky soverol Pbilalc phians-The memory of
irliam Penn.
By M. Stewart (of Boston)-The Const III.
ton 81 the United states. BASED on thr general
Intelligence Of the people, nns the result NJ I
neKi presidential election show thai II still tests
IN this firm foundation.
By NJ. Bolsaubm { New Jersey The me
mory OF Banianm Franklin one oia the mo,
learned defenders oil our liberty.
Bv Ma fliqno (of Loursian')-I,es Etnilt.
Americainct, noueeaux .olell-. EiIes eolai
lrnt daas les l%ehehfcs, Giles scIntllent dams ir,-
pace.
BY ". II Ve.cy fof New Yort)-Albrr Gu.
latin. John e Hocy Adams, iienrY Clay
" Now l. rbr winter & QUA discomfort
Made glorious summer by our mon OF tihent
BY Mir Dunbar tot Nltches)-ihe memory
nt Pniasli aud the other chivnit Gus Poles that
fought aud bled Ia he canse Of American free
dom.
Altcr the guests aud president had retired.
samuel ) kalston, La of Phtladelphia, wa
TO the chan and gave the following
t'asi whiclrWas received With great applause -
George " ashinGIon Lafayette, the worthy son Of
an iiInStrlous fatliei. IS
lpe utmost harmony prevailed Throughout
lhe day. which exhibited IN the usual strong
manner, the American character abroad VIZ
love Tor thrlr owu country and is institutions
aud respect Tor the eunnlrp aud institutions
under which they live. lhe company separated
at a late houi