Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-09


ton; may It's every sci be marked by justice
aud sound principle, aud flourish amid the din
of Il. vile ealunn,stors.
BY Daniel q. Tucker The Jackson Editors
and Pos,Inasiers; people good enough IN their
way instead Of public servants, they are be-
come. by the new.faEhioned process Of frorSm,-
grafton. the rulers of the public.
By Dr. M 4. Lynch Apdrev Jackson the
vindic,ive and ressngelnl feeling which charac-
terize his late official aciA cou6fms the opinion
that he Is unit TO be tue ruler Of free peo-
pie"
By Edlonyd Broom The patriots of the revo-
luton gratitude and renown TO their memory.
BY Michael Hart Old Virgins, the State
winch gave birth 10 our coun,ry's liberator !;
shs will ever rank big 10 this Republic. while
the name Of Washington holds a seat IN me-
morp.
BY o. Bradfate The Declaration Of hide
pendence: while IT announces 10 the world the
transcrndant patriotism OF our forefathers.
may II stimulate succeeding generations TO
deeds of fame.
BY a. Hatcher General A. jackson, Presi-
dent Of the u. States: the man of the people,
and The people, man.
BY n. III. 10ier: Marat, Danton and Robes
pierre a ,riumviri Of tyranIs which sought in
vain for n parallel in the blood-ihirsIy despo.
tisms Of ancient or modern times: il has al
length found lis counterpart IN some OF the
present admin TRAITORS of the government OF
the United States.
By A. NJ Fackier Prescription, like the
tyranny Of Robespierre, is only the effect OF ex-
ample.
By WHiiam Digges: The Prescription Lis, !:
Suspend judgment Of condemnation let a ma
ttonai jury brIrg in a verdict.
BY Col. Dartd Rodes Judge not the tree by
il sbio woni. but await the coming OF the fruit.
BY Henry Allison: The Atm of July: al proud
and triumphant day for the American pstri5i,
mol one for venting political spleen
BY Smllhson II. Dauis: The Corporation Of
Lynchburg may goodness aud wisdom direct
its councils "when the righteous are in auth or-
ty, the people rejoice; but when the wicked
beare, Ia rule, the people mourn
BY X. r. Phelps: The Convention of Yir
einia. and the r. cen: triumph Of the Irish Calho
lies: harbinsers Of the rltlmale predpmInance
Of free principles in both hemi pheres
b, Nm L. Saunders: G N. JACK son Homo.
TO him for past services A speedy end 10 the
next -four years may the people of tho United
States then rid Themselves Of President Jackson,
aud learn wisdom from experience.
BY John Lynch, jr.-llenry Clay Neither
his retirement from public life, his elouurnce
nor lis eminent public services, exempts him
from the coarse assaults Of party malevolence.
lie supported the able Statesman and accom-.
piished scholar in preference 10 a military
despoi: tbs is his crime But h, W impoent Is
pr y rage directed against ban Talents, like
truth, are mighty, and vii. prevail
BY Clement Eariy: II nry Clay, the western
pa rIu may his virtues ever he an bouou 10
hi. name.
by Ibos. j Harris My party and person
al an,mosliie, Dr bu lel IN Oblivion by the 4tu
OF March 1888, and Henry Clay our next Pre-.
sident.
BY b. Wadc; Judge he tree by its fruit, and
DOT ny the blossoms
BY h. b. WeHs: Henry Clay; though in re-
tIrement, not fnga,t-n. His transcendaut
ial"ni have raised nm to al elevation, from
which calhmny will IN VAIN endeayUr TO bur
hp.
BY Thos j. Darm The ex president, John
q Adams: may health, wealth anG prosperity
attend him aud may he yet i've u see his
present enemies his best irieuds
bs Or. N. T. Lynch The 18th of Juv our
Natouai Jubilee day haIlowed ny he seryi-
ces and deaths OFF fTerson and Adams may is
annual recurrence far agrs 10 come he halle
with enthu'ica'ic joy by millions of ffeemen,
BY ". A. Hurts; The Virginia October
Convention: may II promote the great OBJECT
OF the formation OF new government. q
by Thomas ErefeH, OF Maryland III Old
Dom nion; die birthplace of our saadard 20. ,,
ilrcia0s, civilians aud military men: thuus- |
and' OF freemen on this proui day pour forth
their grateful thanks 70 our mother slate.
BY II. Lee: Henry Clay; the able aud hon.
est politician may his enemies learn how TO
appreciate his talent and his services by the
4,b Of July 1892.
BY " S. Crawfoyd Let us cherish that PAT.
rietism which consists in liberal investigation
aud dsiniefesIed conduct.
BY ". Sneed: Thomas jefferson: He needs
not the perishahle monument which Art m CHI
RAISE, TO perprtuate his memory. His patriot |
ism and genus are engTayen upon he hearts
of every American.
By Peter Saunders: Andrew Jackson, the |
Jndicious rhoce If a free people let him use
the rod ofcor ectipn uutl he root. out corrup. |
ton.
ny w. H. H1rri. :" Memo me impune lacps. |
sit = May the Eagle OF America ever hover
over the Lvnchbarg Rifle Grays, and protec. |
them in heir motto.
BY jams N Curt: The fair sex of Lynch. |
burg their modesty only equalled by tier
beauty. |
By r. r. Phelps: Pirates and coquetres
mer tie hung 10 gallows, and the latter die old |
maids. (32 cheers,)
BY 4. A. fackier-
" The Fair, dear creatures
May they now and then
DRINK bumper to liberty,
" Just like the men"
~ Uh'. c. Fraser: The Fair, who honored
the h'he trays with their presence this day
the delight of every eye, and the homage of our
hearts.
BY n %. Shelton: My country and her fair
daughters As,he Sun aud his satellites sur !
pass the heavenly bodies IN sp,endor and mag. |
n"'de, SO may they surpass all others on earth |
IN beauty and intellect.
luJ lhe festivities Of the table were cooclud-
eo WIN the following sentiment, delivered bv
.ne worthy hege-nan of Gen. Jackson, Major
i'oi'n' 10 which we would direct the special |
a'eh'ion oil the Postmaster General. If Major