Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26

dent. being called On Tor n sentiment said that
the distinguished individual whose memory aud
public virtue we have mat to eommemo raie.
had directed that a plain granite tomb stoun
should be the only erection over his grave. He
therefore gave 4-rhe granite tomb Of Jefferson
n shriae 10 which the votarles of freedom will
turn for ever.
BY the Gnh Vice President, MIR. ovenon.
Thomas jefferson and he Declaration Of indie
pendence; The fame flhe one is cu-eyal with
the principles of the other.
By Mr. Haynes, Chairman Of the Committee
OF Arrangements. The Union Of the 81 ates
and the Sovereignty of the States
by Mr.. Dcsha, Of Tennessee. Frequent re
currenee 10 Fundamental principles, an esscn-
tIal 10 tho preservation of liberty.
by Mr.. Mcneil, OF New York. Democracy
Without Iegnrd TO thu place Of it's nativity, or
nOurshmeni--alike lha same--heI motto, Pfi'it
by Mr.. Alexander, of Virginia, = The mind
thai founded. aud The mind that reformed our
system, aud the man VITO follows them for hiss
eutde.
BY MIR ". X. Davies, OF South Cafolida
Hehlih aud long lie 10 the venerable Pres.
dent OF the Day, the only surviving eeeior "
the first election of President aa,l Vice PEST
dent ofihe United States on thai occasion he
voted for George Wss.ng,on aud John Lang.
don. aud has never voted wrong since.
Mr.. HUMANE said--li - true that VIC ale
assemhled ON this natal Pnnlsersary Of one OF
the founders ofour Republic, 10 bring 10 mind,
not only ms private VIRTUES, but also 10 benT in
grateful remembrance those maxms aud prin.
c'ples which guided aud governed ms public
career. But, IA recurring 10 tha events Of 0nr
early history, we cannot faii TO be reminded
OF the services aud sacrifices OF those patriots
who took part with himan the great contest
Tor individual aud national ifeedom. Aud. on
this interesting oeeaslon. should be doing
violence 10 my own teelfngs-tethhss which
entertain an common viii the good people
OF my native Sinte, should rhss unnoiced our
Laugdon the oerly companion OF Wnsbing-
too--ihe conhdenlinl associate OF Jeilcrsony
the devoted hiond OF his country would
then take the liberty Ia oifrf the following sea.
timeni
Tho memory oil John Langdon, OF New
Hampshire.
" His lie WINS &c nile, and the elements
" So mirsd IN him. that naiulo might stand
up
And say 20 all the world--7hfi mas d mau.'
Mr. White, of Tennessee, who was prevent
ed rom attending by interpretations, sent The
following toast. which was given
" The Constitution oi the United Stnies In
tended lor The benefit of all, may the Govern
meoi under IL never be so administered us 10
sacrifice the rights Of any
BY Gen, Donelson, OF Tennessee The true
American system Hard fighting IN WArr~luW
taxes IN peaee.
by Mr. Yancrs, Of Kentucky. Brethren @
The North, south. Eaal, aud West Let rs unite
as n band Of brothers, III maintaining nnd an
smiilng To our latest pos,e,ity. the equal lights
OF man. pure and uncontaminated, M inculcalod
by tho llIustTluus Ju1pTsOn.
Br. Mr.. 1foup, OF Georgia Tho Govern.
meni OF tho United States. with more limited
powers than the Republic OF San Marine IL
rules an Empire mora extended than the Ro-
insn. with the absoluieasss of iberus. with
less wisdom Than Augustus, and eas jusiica
than Trojan or The Antonines
by Gen Mason The patriot sage, who
traced the foundation Of our liberties, and IL
bored during hhif century IN pefiectmg tue
superstructure--Peaes 10 his DBnes
Gen. Van Ness, alter some other remarks
observed, that he had heard a great deal Ia
the course oi the evening about the rights AMI
prosperity oflhe Siates, but ootlng about lbo
IcTlforits. lie hoped the latter were not 10
be overlooked or neglected aud begged leave
TO Offer ms n toast
The Territories of the United States Whilst
they are dn1ial and obedieni children. lhe.r
parents will br kind aud a0eeiionete and
when they shall arrive ., Tho age aud maturity
OF mhnhood, che rights aud advantages belong
ins To that condition will not BIZ withheld frotn
them.
by MIR MeDullie. The memory Of Patrick
Henry: Tho first American Statesman who
had the soul TO feel, and the courage 10 deelalo
IN the face of an armed tyranny. tina, illure Is
wv ~, ,e'aso" ~ 'ess,ing oppression,
ny W. ""'' . aisnai me onion Inc
'""u VI 'o'o''e'e"''o' u eee''ohaI INTEREST,"
no, 'ns '"',ume., OF ieaehoa'
WI i'aae "'o' democracy Nher'-
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va" '""@ vi INC WI hha sood,--wbo retired
Voluntarily rom the Ase'lean senate IN The full