Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30
j. q. ADAMS
from he HederickiowH (M } HeraM.
DINNERT NIX CLAN

The friends oil inis dsiin.u shed pal,ipt lie
sn"ns vi Hsiitne lhen strengthened c,nf
det &c III his Integrity aud sterling nrIt as A
public servant, tcndeird hun III, il invitation 10
public dinner. IN Frederick, on ms I, ln,, to IN,
residence IN Ken u,ky.-lh" Conditrn OF ia,
duet Washington route having oblige him e.
seek the turnpike, his app, zach was anticipatr Il
on M"nday list, and Notwithstanding trr inc le
inrncy OF the day WAS welcome u the counr, ,
ihnr ~ hlghly respectable cayrlcadc, wa
formed ms .scort To town, where his arrival
was hailed with enthusiasm, Ivy y larr con.
Course impatient To grasplnr hand OF til, + lend
n liberty anr nan. During the tNo >lrcrsAi,r
DAYS Of his soionrn nj the Cuv Hotrl. 50 ,nnt,n.
utl was the press OF visitors iIHt scarcely roul
he avail himself OF the nee AIRY hours of re-
ir"shment. On "Wednesday. hes appraranc., "A,
uetahle way greeted by company ct upward
OF two h Indrcd friends from the town and com,
". ne Sly OF Inc rntsrthrnmrut Was hIshl.
crodiiablr 10 the ia,te of M. Talbot nud I'm.
Committee charged with uS preparation. \.
fhonG the number ~ rs friends, II was CRAFTY
M 10 observe me large proportion Of our ~
sp cidhlr TURNER'S aud ,nr, Ia tiCs, " no b. per
S"nal intercourse warmed thrir attachment To
then enrSt, asa Ell H"n, aud renewed then
admiration al his worth. rs PUBLIC character
The pubic feel ma h indebted to the ncn
w w ~ W wv ltutilfk DhlN' lbT ln'H IInlitt'
attendance, aud tasteful aud nppI opiiair tune,
Inc following series of toaSIs from the G tnl.
mIttee. we're hitrr thu dinner, received with II he
expressions ofhcnr Tell app,ohatIou.
J. Inc mentofyot Washington 90 IL can never
lose rs freshness whist ms country men hive
virtue aud Intelligence 10 appreciate their librr-
ties.
., TIE S'gners ofHe Dsclarofion Of Mdcpen.
dcrfe--An'"rIca's Logon at Honor.
3. fhe 1eorthitS of the Eeroiuii0R BY ihril
wisdom and yAlor they reared the lar tablic oI
our national independence.
!. The memory N hdam, and hFirson Gnl
ian' wre>tirrs for high polhical prncpleS-Op
posed ~ l'ie. nnltrdn death
The Constitution and Declaration NJ Iadc
peadeHce--fhe man icSta ot our hbcrues til,
world and the bond of union among q, r>cNcs
II. ife -fsisricau System - liue, nal Improve
~ MS the ldi,il an,l the ArS Bv evolving Ih'
Ia en-, iesaoiceA al "u cnuutr,. ih'y will rn-ur,
the moral and ply seal independence OF the A
mrrran nation.
The Unoa ofMe Siaies--Uniscd we stao'
divided we f,l
=. Our MaSitioas eltesi--Henry Clay-Who
in every aci Of his public life, has pursued tn
course best caicrlated 10 advance the true Inter
est and honor ofhis country.
HE PRESIDENTIAL election Of 1925 An &c
of cons 1eni,ous aud DEVOTED patriotism unde
the clear and solemn sAGci ion OF the Constitu
| ton.
| 10 Tic iate Administration Honest, faith
| fnl and untiring in III. promotion OF the pubi
| wcaf
II. The present ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the,
emu ate the good works Of the lasi.
| IL TIE .Npu Cd6inet-The tent, the celebra
led letter TO President Monroe. AMI he address
TO the Tennessee Legislature b, distinguishes
'nd''duai-the ronsmenfarv, the rurtut'io', l.
the several ,eparturus