The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-11

entertainment --lud~ed We were happy 20 hear
Cant. Hall who addressed ,he Company Two %
thrcetnes during intervening, most cordially de.
clared hat be had been present nj many publir
dinners andseyeral political ones hut never had
he Witnessed such joyialitv so little of theasper-
ity Of party and such a free flow Of the SOUL
After Inc cloth was removed, the following casts
nere given.
! TIE sarefeignig ofHs Peopis-Deuied
only by him who vas neset tlarir choice.
, The Constitution Of ne United 5fates--in-
tended principally fnr external Pnrposes-ii has
ben tutnedby lie parry N power wrong side
OUT
3 The Uniou-Bouud together by common
interest aud mutual CONCESSIONS May II be per
potnal
4 Our De'rgaiion IN b0h Houses Of Congress
The Battle Of TIA alga. is At hand" Eng
land expects every man 10 do his duty"
3. Our rniped Sisters, Nep Y9rk anil p. IN.
sgiraa'a-A long pull strong pull, aud pull
altogether.
i The " Mtisorg Chiedoins' Of Both Wn,s---
Honor 10 those no have filed the measuf.. Of
their auntrV gloly
:. The Eooltion-Thc monster is already
beeni lon sacrifice at the alter of pubIit npln.
ion.
g. Andrsw Jactsoa-Tbe Laureied Farmer
pf Tennessce.
9 The Preddtuiiai Caaaidat2S--The claims
Of A. " Jaci son, aIe treIsitred IN The afiec-
tons eni gratitude Of the p,ople--1bose of
Jrhn q. Adams are 10 h. so'ghi IN certain no
Itcal essa encountered 81 phrases, " not per-
haps according to .riu, rhetorical prop ety'
10 James Bd3SDa md Jnnes Monroe
Whose lofty spiriis III MOI stoop from tpcir ~.
r., to suhSerVe the desperate purposes OF II SINK
ing parry
II LiHe Haier Tosevell- The fait rui Re.
preventive the sentiments o. Firgiaa -
eloquent opponent OF a mischitvous Admins
trEtios
[Vheu the shout Of applause ad abatcd. Mr..
| Ja7twell rose to make his profound ac,ro
Judgements to The meeting for the honor whic'
the had paid hun He admitted that he NUT
s., somer hiug--bu' ~b,t could he say -
e7iress his gate nj ia ks--how SI,.v that O
W. in any degree worthy OF the high ht,ot
vic. e had 'eceivcdi True. me was ihrH
fabtaj representative. How could hcGe Oh.
e. Nt,e Ap11nIa Was rs dear to him as tn
rldiy Grops Which warmed his heart II WIS
Z, n'r'h.IIace--thefe was nea urcd up all thai
~ cou'd call his own" wife children AID
.3d and jhere would h s ashes resi- At
Ter h1ying pononpced IN an mt eulog gum up
- Nrginia. aod he duties WI eli were due her
~ her sons. Ia" concluded by proposing the FOL
lrw ng .pntimrnt:
flrgnln-1 he kind mother who loves all she
Improves, aad approves all sir loves
10. .Iobn Rorioih N Roanoke.
ID HHiiam 4. Cites.
After the regular toasts we're drunk the Prcsi-
dent rose, and proposed.
The Health Of Governor Dnyal Of Florida
and speedy admission Of the beautiful Terri
tory Owe, which he presideS, into the Union of
the Suites.
Gov rnnr Duyal returned his thanks in
neat md appropriate Aldfes,-.md concluded
With the follow ine sentmeut:
NItgna---and NAV shc always be proud of
re Giving the state Of Florida as her sister
The president thenpfoposod "'he health Of
Cdpt Hal Of The British Na,y-andpe maneu-
cy 10 the peaceful relations subsistns between
our two countries
Capt hall rose and expressed in very hurry
terms the gratitude he fell for the kind note
which had been akrn him. lie rould Offer IN
ret IN toast N honor of an American, who
WIS LIBERATED 10th in our coumry and all over
En- ope-no pol ticiau, but popular with every
party-a man. W had giyln his attention to
hines which uevri change and therefore the
fame which be lad baiIt up for himself would
be rs lasting as II was 81 1T. file proposed
% Professor Boo itch Of S,lem"
The following FoiHHieers were then given
BY Mr.. Banks. Vic P,esident-I'rtae in
Public ipncions'ies, eSsendl TO the perra
ncncy ola Rpu}c.
BY Nj. Danie, c-President--The promis
ed disclosure caucenung t'c Client upe, Ga
lonS--ls ~ sed.pu for those not vet arrived q,
docs the ie va a DeU-borp iore revolt at II,
cruelty oi tdoir d',copcment9 We will not he
JO21ih4n kasgi'dt
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