Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-21

rely. If these your opinions most potent grave
and reverend SeneX-they will not be h!clied from
thee In the possession Of them you are unenvied and
namiabe; the freeholders of this senatorial dstrct
are republicans in fact, and not in mere vomiting
and you with your principles, viii find favour al
their hands. They have read Scne;:. AS Virgin
lans they have comrnissesatrd his weakness, Z hi-
anthropsts they deplored his folly.
Could Senex have intended to crafty any person
al feeling towards those, or any OF them. whose
names he has unnecessarily if not wantony intro
daced before the public. No. That could not have
been his object, because ii so, his conduct would
have been urlnanly if not cowaFdly, caro-.
=, From tie Le7iagton ago RgOrtss,, Of .92yH 4.
MIR. CLAY and his family arrived Monday last good
health large number This friends him Bryan's
and at the Bourbon line TO welcome aud congratulate him
his return TO his county and home known that he
had reached the state more than twenty four hours before they
assembled together to testify their affection ior him. and 10
show him thosc aenons which Isis distinguished public
feI 80 lnsu uS m, merit "A. me b9.pah is @e = s 80
ton, Jamss D. dntary si IN short speech expressed tie
hearts OF these by whom ne was y:ohde and who eagerly
prsstd forward at the stan, a his aighung grasp his
hand-Nr Clay briefly .tpled to these addresses in feeling
manner After partakg Of collation. at Brya lie proceed
cd with the escort 20 town.
AS The procession ithN Clay head moved on Ry-
ans Station towards Lexington midway between 'ien', ii was
sop by interesting tire right of the road A!r.
Hicks most respectable and successful teacher had aTayei
is scholars of both sexes long line, MIR Ct.
the boys with their heads uncovered They formed
gratifying spectacle and exhibited much anxiety hin
whom they were about 10 homer. As Mr. Clay, who
mounted on horseback, rode the fence, lie seemed
pected MI Hicks came out , and read the flo,vin
address which had Leen prepared BY master JoN Dudley
OF the scholars:
Mr. Cthv-For myself, and in behalf o. my teacher and
nunhe. Of my bgoher pupils of this the Lgt.stte Seminary
WIN gea; pleasure we!eore yon nome TO al ine friendly 1n
sDcIai enoiTents OF your OH trends aud Neighbours We
believe yOu w. the un,ing friend OF man. and Of human lib
ery the able and faithful advocate Of Domestic Manufactures
and Internal improvement HAY thy years yet be many and
heahtul in the land OF the living, and thy future existence i'm
] mortality.
! T" which Nlr. Clay substance replied thank yon, Six
ard the Interesting youths Of tie Laayc.c School under ycur
charge, FOR this manifestation Of their respect aud for the e.
preston OF friendly sentiments with Inch IL accompanied.
No testimony cou have deeply penetrated my heart
gratefully eInemLered Under yu1r guild.
ance may their education rapidly advance, ana may ii be
ini!led into their little hearts, t know e-- and vyae
the tues sources OF human happiness hnd when
e IN revolving years TO ta the places OF them ses, III the
business OF life the integrity OF their principles,
mairiy of them judgments enable t:e:A 10 irfi al their
ties with credit to themselves and advantage 70 their county
yfct them forget tie bs; and aniinar. example in
whose name honarS yonr institution rom his nohle ou:cr
from the perI!s WHICH ne has encountered ara the i1rWhiChE
has disPaye ed il the support Of be:t they may cagn how
appreciate and how always devote Themselves the unys
nS defence Of this greatest OF blessing.
The sarrange and conduce by Major Rob5 Con
Steering the brief notice. 1t very isc, aud eync.d the
sincerity dsineresied attachment, OF Mr. tays uns
which vicissitude accidental circumstance can ever
change Several carriages of ladies Mrs Clay Bryan5
Station and accompanied town. limits will not adj
nit OF enlarged account of the incidents of the day
Distinguished honofs We're offered csnnable fellow eli.
zen, bis journey from Washington every through
which he passed; in instances without regard party.
Glany Jackson men united in the testimonies Of respect lol lis
character and services
ri a meeting Of number Of iti1en5 ofthe county
of Botetourt, held Salem, at their precinct cleo
ton at that place, Monday the 18th ofADr 1928:
Charles Johnston was appointed Chairman, and
Madison PitZar Secretary: when the following pre-
ceedngs III regard to the Convention, were adopted.
Whereas at meeting of the citizens Of said coun-
ty held at their Superior Court, at fncaste Mon
day last, the 9th instant, General James Brecken-
ridge was nominated as Git person TO represent in
part, this district, member Of the Convention TO
he held in Richmond in October next--ard whereas
this meeting highly approves Of the said nomination
therefore be it
Resolved, That we will support tie said BrecIen-
ridge at the election which be held for members
OF the said Convention in May neSt--and do here
by earnestly recommend him to tac other counties
OF the district person cminentiy qualified to die
charge the high duties apperaiing 10 that appoint
ment.
Resolved, That the following gentlemen be appoint
ed corresponding committee for the purpose OfCorrc
pondng with other parts ofhe district and of promo
ting by all fair and honorable means TIVE election ofthc
said Breckenridge viz: Colonel Elijah EicClauahan,
Colonel James McClanahan, YIN. G. Bower, Win.
LanBhorne, Nathaniel Burweil, Thomas n. Dunn,
George P. Tayloe, DR.. John Johnston, David Shanks
Henry Snyder, John Slower, DIR. James G. Madison
Edward Johnston, DIR. James r.. ROYAL, Charles OH
yer, Dr. Thos. Goode VIM. Lewis, WIN. Rowland,
DR.. Samuel q. Dawson and Henry Shaver
Resolved, That tie proceedings ofthis meeting 10
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and transmit
ted to the Editors Of The Fincasle Mirror Lewis
burg Palladium, LynChburg Virrinian Richmond
Enquirer and Constitutional Wing, with a respectful
request that they publish the in their respcc-
tive papers.
CHARLES JOHNSTON, Chairman,
MADISON P1TzAH, Secrctary.
Oo2- We cannot comply with the request IF "hfs';e= %,
Ie9upsn ms number as reply to ca N.nmn" We have