Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05

by 1. u Broug hion.-Iobn Randolnb u,,..,,- -.
my sometimes difer from nm We cannot saw ma he
ever edfo vote To impose burthen On In, .,c,u H.,
abrdge their liberties - " "u'0''i Ut 10
ihe manner IN winch Mr. Rudolph received the ~
Dove toast shows that he dccess lblc Ia a,, a,,
as men OF less note and than this that IN. =. M
100 moaest To praise himself when he thlnk that ,b
are rather siinting IN this grateful commodity
ln the following sentiment all men, of all creed in
this country, will doubtless concur with Al, p,,,,,
by john Randolph OF Roanoke-rhe pr,,lc . ,aa,
'hey bear IN nnnd tac advice OF puoniu, Ia tn,,, ,yn
sou DC lfue, qua II must follow the nsI the v fbi,
eau Il not thcn he false To any man"
The Norfolk Herald of the 2sh ut saystba- Mr. Ram
doph left there the LAY boiurs IN barge from the n =
soop Of war Concord and embarked on board tina, ir
IN Hampton Roads. She was expected 10 ,,iIo, ,h,
morning otlhe 2sth. Prosperous wuds and snooti,
seas attend her aud success u Mr. Randoph', ne,o,,,
TONS II he shall, indeed, have any thing to negotiate +
bont Tor, whatever party may bear sway our motto Is
still Our country, alway the right but our country
right wroug."
Great Dinner 10 Jir Blrt0n.-rhe Cincinnati A.
mericau OF June 81 contains animated account of
Dinner given to Mr.. Barton, IN that plee, two days
preceding. We most sincerely regret our inability To
publish aiull account of the procca hugs pressed a, We
now are, aud shall be lor d4ys To come with
matter the publication OF which viii not admit of DELAY
! We must, however, make few brief extracts. Ne
select the folio" Ing toasts
The Union OF the states II must be uye.eryeI
not by tenporizlpg Obldton to seditou, nut by an
execution OF the laws.
Our Distinguished Guest. Patriot of whoin the
nation may he prohd-the honesty aud Dependence OF
whose principle, equallcd only by the nlraiity
with which he MAINTAINS tnem."
When the last toast was drunk, Mr. Barton rose aud
alter complaining that has organs of speech were dsor-
dered by severe cold, made brief but pthy address
foi winch, however, snort as 1t is, wo have NOT room
Accounting for the character ofhs celebrated Speeches
in the Senate last winter, he says
3" In the part he had taken, and of which this assem-
bly, made toa tditering estimate, he was perfectly
aware that Tue Oegecnt and party character the de
bate ought never 10 have been witnessed the Semle
OF Tue uhed states but 1t was forced upon the
/ ity by their opponents.
The commencement Of the present Administration
found the Senate sunk to political gud-
iators, by the combination that brought power u
the minority was compelled deteud itself amt It,
VICTORIOUS Assalants with weapons Somewha similar To
/ their own.
50 this assembly he SAID, would not desire to see
their temples ofm,tue religion converted into thea
tres for rioters but If such disorder should he forced
upon them by others, and no other for redress
remained to them II might he well TO suppte, the dsor
der by opposing force to iurce NOT TINT they would
approve tic tunult and confusion OF le Occasion but
that the former decorum and dignity OF the place might
be restored.
In truth, Mr. T. said, he found hmsc in that debate
IN the situation Ola hunter of the prailics
W est ofthe Nabnsh; surrounded by fires, moi OF his
own kuding, aud PEELED to set IRE aguIst ire for
self preservation.
lie hoped, AMI he those with whom he acted
did also, that like occasion would never return
After avowing his friendship dor a system Of
Internal improvements aud declaring shat IN Missouri
both parties elcatioueered the gronnl that their re-
spectiye avorltes were alsofreaiy thu sysem he
says in arson to the Presidents octo on the Maysyie
Road Bill
He thought it apparent thr face of the Message
in support ofthe veto upon the Kentucky Road Bill that
that document could not have been the offspring Of any
one mind any man. Arguments to be found
in suit both sides ofthc qucslton-teXs be taken
from il adapted TO either extreme and it contains in
ernal evidence OF It's being the Joint contribution of the
BoudesCript Cabinet accustomed to both parties
upon the great question TO wblchlt relates"
In France, history informs ms, the caprIcous exer-
else of the Veto prerogative had small agency IN
bringing Louis 10 aud Marie Antouiette the GUILD.
tine. In the United states we manage these thugs
better. In our frequently recurring elections OF Chief
Magistrate we are driven To no such hnenabls ex-
trenltIGs. We advance peacefully TO the polls, aud
redress ourselves there, by selecting onr with a
yIev to measures and expression of that
sentiments, he offered the following:
The American System-An open enemy i'll prefer.
cncc To varying doubtful friend The Peto scene
Al The close ofte tate Congress has enabled to Judge
the icoby its fruit
The following truly animated scene is most happily
describcd and shows that, IN Ohio, there rcdorm-
ing spirit gone abroad through the land The garnc is
aloot, aud the hunters are On the track.
Henry Clay. The father oftho American System.
II SCR fled
his couury5 gIorywlth his own.
Here the demonstration Of enthusiastic feeling
was unparalleled. As soon as Judge DAVIS announced
the name of Henry Guy the most denlenlng shouts,
and tremendous rappIngs upon the tables commenced,
which continued for length OF time, and was hnshed
only by numerous stenoran calls for the remainder
octbe toast The President then enabled TO get
far as the Father of the American System. when he
was again interrupted with long loud and repeated
shouts and paudts surprising any Iug ever before
jtpes scd on similar occasion. Atlongth the President
was pernltted read he remainder oihe toast when
the same scene of tuunlt and of noise usIln ensued
without intcrmssion Tor many minutes.
The feelings ofaH seemed to spring from one source,
and te extraordinary display of enthusiastic pleasure
appcarcd to flow with TIT same unanmlty. If procee-
ding from one soul. - n bumper to this" resonnded
from every quarter aud the glasses were quickly DRUM
ed of their last drop. Encore EItc0re now
cif,raed from all parts of the room, and as
silence could be procured me President directed the
pauy fill again to the same toast. So soon as II
was repeated. the whole company spontaneously rose
aud gave nInP cheers whilst the rapping on the la
brs stamping upon the floor and other ardent maniies
taons OF appreciation, seemed sufficient to bring the
buildmp apoa their heads. Al that moment thought
we would rather be llehry Clay than any man living
Never before did such unequlYUcol exhibitions
ofdeep rooted affection. The scene was emncntly IN
spring aud gave sufficient earnest OF what may be eX'
pcced from the people, on the I'm ofhIarch, 1888
The appointing power under Onf government To
he directed only by the rule Of individual merit which
/, not meant justify the modern practice OF reward
ing Seducsrs, Forgers and Marderers. (Sco Mr..
Smiths speech N the SenateD
The present Administration. The label may be
inscribed upon its very front tght enters not here
Extract from Mr.. Barton's Speech in the Scuate)
By Col. Carr. The veto Message on Internal I'm
proyenenl-t Is a ilbored specimen ofspecal pleading
hut the Amcrcmpeoplc will bring M their verdict
Nv Col Pendleton. Mr.. Madison The Republic
calls upon hun reclliy lhc southern construction OF
the virginia Resolutions of'05. lie has done it,
By J. +. Conoycr. The present. Administration
Fnhle.s To its friends, tyrhnnca to its opponents aud
burthensorpe to its country, it VIII take its departure
on the 4th of March, 1893, nuWep unOnored, and un'
sung