Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30

lnat ne was CeTli'ht WHEN fht Enquirer hnnoun-
ced its intention of breaking in upon the regu.
ar order OF Debate in Convention, publishing
Speeches that were delivered last before those
TO which they were replies, that il was abou, to
perpelrate some sneaking trick 1t was even
50. The very next Enquirer contained Mr..
Randolphs Speech, which pretend. to be a re-.
ply to Mr. Johnson. while Mr.. Isspeech is
withheld
Burning in LTlg. stated, in our last
TIM, Nj. b. ", Leigh had been burnt in efiigy
in Harrisonburg buckingham connty) The
Harrisonburg paper Of the 10th contains the
following accoun, of the ridiculous farce, which
we are glad TO say has met with universal dis
appreciation -
Benjamin HdttinS Leigh, Esq This Gentle.
| mars Eihg was burnt on the Public square
| N t's place ON Friday the 18th Inst by some
/ u, oar oldest aud most respectable iellow-c.ti-
| x5ns.--The indignant feelings that produced
| tais manifestation OF resentment were reused
| b, a speech lately delivered IN the Convention
~ Mr. Leigh, IN WHICH It MAS thought he had
| lad ged in the lang uage of contempiuous insult
IN Western Virginia generally and particularly
10 the IVES eIn Mitih, many of whose lives
we're sacrificed n Norfolk. an other places in
| defence Of their eastern brethren in the late
! iii In HarrIsonbnrg, as in every part Of
| Wast' rn Virginia, ATE TO be found Fathers, Mo
| hers Brothers. Sisters or Widows of soldiers.
I wiose ashes miugle with the sands OF Potler's
| Fiell at Norfolk Hence the quick sensation
81 the slightest d.ss"spect offered TO our Depar.
ted Western Militia. From the general char
acter of MIR. Leigh for yalour, magnanlmIly
and talent il had been the hope OF the Western
! people, that even in the illusions OF genius he
! wonld have spared the dead, and addressed the
living with manly aud Rational Arguments, di
| rec,eJ 10 the understanding and the judgment,
! and not TO the lacerated bosoms Of friends and
Citations, W hose wounded spirits had been partly
healed by the hand OF time.
F." The Morro used Oh the occasion was "Be
ware of the Back w GODS vote.
1.-The paper containing Mr.. Leighs Speech
was appended 10 an Arm oil the Elfgy and con-
sumed with il.
Although nearly all the male citizens Of
this place were engaged IN this affair, there was
no noise except the voice OF the Officer who
commanded, nothing was ard All appeared
TO be the effect Of deep, SIleld, indignant feel
, ing OF resentment'
DiHHeT 10 or. DuTU0W. w u ud'c "" ipo'h
for the toasts drunk at the dinner given 10 our
late Minister to England by the citizens OF Rich
mona. The same cause csmpeis ms to omit
Mr. Barbour's neat address, returning thanks
for his friendly aud cordial reception by his old
neighbors and friends. We select he follow
ing Toasts:
~, A. 10 riobt of Man the
CHS oi the Ststes, and the rights oil tue Unit
ed States, all discord is harmony, well under
stood.
BIZ Mr. Monroe The liberty of,he L. States
was acquired by combined effort OF the whole
people ii be perpeiusi.
By JuLge Mirst1H-A Cons tuition to VIrg-
mia whica will unite heLSons, secure republican
liberty, aud protect all her interests
BIZ JHo. B Ciopion-Our Country: All the
interests OF Virginia, the interests OF all 'r-
GINA.
BIZ JOS. r. Bentiey-The Ex.President John
QIaay Adams less distinguished for bis
patriotism than his talents.
Blu John Gnvih-The Lowianders and Noun
Unnecessarily they meet on middle ground,
70 get their local interests, and remember that
they nre Virgnians.
Bv James f. Heath Northumberland may
the term he forever blotied from our political
vocabulary.
By Judge Summertime Western portion Of
Vrginia-1is rough, indeed, yet breeds bold
and generous rate.
BIZ Mr.. Thompson-The disunion oil Virginia:
Paisled he thu tongue that would predict OF the
arm that would achieve it,
BIZ Col. J. p. Preaon-rbe interests OF Eas-
tern aud Western Yirgna-United IN the hearts
of her patriot sons, may they never be separa.
ted by politicians.
Mr.. Richie was not present at the dinner -,
The idea of Table Orator is TOO much for
him. We expect TO hear, very soon, that Coils.
Glbbon and Preston. the Collector and Post
master Of Richmond have received their walk
ing papers" from Washington, for their conr,-
macy in honoring an old friend who is under
the ban of the administration.
Il The charter of the Bunk of the United
States will expire in about three years; and
the signs of the times" Indicate that its re.
newal will be sirenunusly, though, We suspect,
unasailingy. contested. Among the move
meo,s in relation to it, we observe Il resolution
INTRODUCES ed into the Legislature Of Tennessee.
though no, yet acted upon. instructing the Sc
oaors and requesting the Representatives of
,La, St.te il, Congress ID vote sganrsf is re-