Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08
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By Col. David Rodes Col. William ]. Lew
"a. the Patrol ami cons,an, friend asd guest
Oh the Lynrhhurg Light Artillery They de-
Ugh, to honour has memory.
Drank Standing
BY G. l.. MnSby, the Orator OF the day.
John Iasloe LnmaM Professor of Law IN the
University OF Virginia the accomplished Law
yer The real sugmla gentleman.
by Capt. John NJ. Oiey. John Randolph
OF Roanoke ;nbove NIL other men he has verr
he'd the adage OF the British Statesman Eve
~ man has ma price
By Captain john T.. NoIyeli President
The Orator Of the day.
by Lieut.. Jas Snnpson, Wee Pres iden,,
Inc reader OF the DecldIalion OF lndepen-
dence
BY Col. VIM. Campbell OF Bedford. Aeri-
culture. Commerce. aud Manufacture. three
sisters Ia the General Government may they
find an impartial parent
BY George X. CAbell. The memory of rhos
Jefferson the great apostle Of Liberty, civil
aud religious.
BY j Alexander, of Boston. The President
oil the I, States, General Andrew Jackson au
independent statesman, an honest man, the
nobest work OF God
! bs Achilles -. Johnson. The Adninistrs.
hon us recurrence to fundamental princIplLs
| '",t 'eS us hsek 10 The memuIy Of better Times.
by Archibald Mcbride The Am OF July
| 1881: MAY II he commeinoraied with that di,
nhy and honor WHICH II 81 Justly merits, IN re-.
terence TO those sagss and patriots who secured
'hose measurable blessings 10 us by their blood
aud Ireasure
oenl IN by Maj. Abran n. North. The prc.
se"' administration Faithful and prompt IN
"'s1"a' S'"b Hsddlies peculaton escapes not its
/ t.aE Ia. IA
elec'Io"eeiing administration II Mr.. 4 Ian,
eat the bread OF idleness Q, fa,ten on the
! spoil ui II loathsome cnpidly.
o-nt IN 10y DAVID u. Alurcpil The Veto ON
the Mayssille road ball A practical d,Gon,so
oiihe pa sentiment uttered by the P,rsi-
! "tn' OF tue u. States al the Jefferson dinner
Inc Ouion must be preserved
| by Capt. john l. NorveI. The Judiciary
impartial tribunals Tor the ,lye,tiga,on o oil
cal mIsrule.
by L'rutenantF. lIickir The ad,ninis,ra-
toa; . reign Of terror only TO ,ho.e who
were afraid ot retIibutvr justice.
by thomas j. IMoormtn. Orderly Sergeant.
Capt John T., Norvell: HIS zeal IN on, n,os.
pe'.'f and welfare. Is only equalIed by his su
pef'or accomplishments rs nm officer.
| by James johnson. The lariT: lis uncom-
| promising enemies, the truest friend, OF ,hr u.
IA
should beware of the alternative.
| BY Lieut. Granville jordan. The ol;cers
aud soldiers Of the Revolution MAY ,belr
services ever remain us theme for the Amer.
lean people.
BY Judge William ,nieI General Jack
son the gen raj welfare--whose pr,nc,nle il Is
70 restrain the exercise OF the ennD,tnted and
limited powers OF The Constitution 10 the spe-
cIhed obJecls and purposes for which tney
were granIed--ihis WWpnssrpe The U,uon.
by John !. Caorl NJ. u. Inc artiul and Gun
ntng Secretary OF othte, Mr.. Mauia Van buren,
May his intellectual powers. he more exercised
IN promoting the trde tHierests and good OF his
country IN all IFS parts, than ia advancing hi
o"a selfish aud mnnioas views, To the ing hes
Office IN tue slIt OF his eountry,arn.,
By James 4. Cuwaidid. Fourlh of July {:
| May all Pairtois rtcollect that il should be "A
day of universal rejoicing Throughout hi,
happy land, ami uot sci apart for dsring the
poisoaed snalts OF party na,red.
By John h Johnson. Nay We br slaves 10 no.
thug but our duty, aud friends TO nolhng but
real merit.
BY George e Norvell John Randolph oil
Roanoke he independent Statesman the
classical Scholar, the eloquent y ator, the nc
compIshed gentleman.
b, Richmond Valentine. Henry Clay polit,
zeal Jago Give aim pO,0er. aud principle may
take care oil Hseii.
| BY VIM. /. krdnth,-AnJrew Jackson, the
President oflhe Uuned states May ms admin.
| iStraiIon continue 10 he as pure TIL the close
OF his term. as II has already been triumph
ant.
By John Bradley Virginia May shet al
ways preserve her rank amongst her sister
States, aud depend for support upon the bra.
very and patriotism instIled lnto The bosom or
her Sous
BY John Ramsay. The memory of Baron
| DE kalb who came from distant land, 10
fight our battles aud to water with his blood
tine Tree OF our liberty ; May II be fresh in he
hearts o every American. drunk standing.
! By James Date Andrew Jackson-ihe
President of the Unit States May hi, latter
days be as prosperous as the past have been
niumphan
Nv Charles f. Gallon AnhreW Jackson :
A solder, brave skilinl, aud humane IA clIIzen,
| peaceabr and bcne violent, President wise and
economical IA TREND OF liberty and foe 10
tyranny
! By h. Vawier, Thomas Jefferson f.: His
name will ever be mentioned wnh veneraton
by his countryneu. drank standing.
BY Wm. Morton. The nexi President: May
he be chosen fairly aud nDparlialy, and entuely
with regard o merit, by the enlightened people
oil the Union.
By. ". Thompson. Andrew Jackson: The
abb slateman. The enlightened parrot and the
honest mdu.
BY James l., Jefferson The COLOMBIA ion
Society May II continue 10 prosper
BY Edward Brown j. John Rantoph
The star OF Virginia May the success of his
mission to Russia dlsapponl the expectations
| o his enemies.
BY Capt John F. SorveIl VIM. {. Riyes .
Respected for his mrrll admired for his tai
ents esteemed Tor his virtues Virginia will
ever claim him as a faVorie son
by Abraln X. North. The Opposition Party take ex
ccedng great pains jealousy between Joh1
Z. Calhoun and Martin Van Buren, that they may ryl
each other IN the Presidential Election, that
they may succeed in electng their fayoritc champion
HeaTy Clay. But VIC of the Democratic Republican
, pr;y w''ll not be found asleep. We intend TO re-
or.,, Con Jackson .ia spite of Henry Clay his
lrends (,he Nallonol Repab can. % they style them
selscs aud alier that, we rll run the man ohy VINO
( I,v heidp elected.