Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
DAVID BARION.
George Golfer }E,qrs. Committee, SC.

JOSIAH JOSIAH s g".'f, E,q'". Committee &C.
Al u quarter pnst 3,P. NJ. on Saturday, about
two hundred gentlemen sal DOWN toa dinner,
y epared bv Mr. Colburn AT the Mnsourl Ho-
tel. The Mavor Daniel y. Page, acted AZ
Pre- ideut and Messrs. Vim. Russell Thomas
For, sihr, Jnmes Ciemons and Thomas Cohen,
as Wee Pres dents. Several strangers attend
ed al nvta'lon, among whom was VIZ Peaf-
man, the celebrated vocalist. who iavonred w
company. during the entertainment with Nv"
songs. The greatest unaniinIiy and hliautt
prevailed on The occasion.
MI Barton, in response to the itas compli-
mentnry Of his efforts du' ing the past session,
rose aud Delivered an address that occupied
noic than ~ hour. II WAS received wrh the
utmost enthusiasm and during its delivery be
was frsquen'ly interrupted with phutlils.
The sentiments prorosed IN the toasts were
heard with strong demonstra IONS OF ppio6a
ton. pa Icuariy tha in which the mime of
Henry ~ was nNntlon"d.
Mr.. barton has reason 90 he g'aiihed tina,
his constituents are not tlInd to ihs manly dis
charge OF his duties, during the past water, IN
the senate.
! Immediately after the last regular toast was
druGk the company renred: 10 volunteers
wpre Their fore gwen. We eau hardly hetp
men, ioning, nowevsr, AZ parry % ladies, ~
an adjoining room sent III, as volunteer, he
on noted below. when WAS Iec"lv' d just aitei
the Guest had retired; and that portion OF tie
company r.mdInlng drank with great ap-
plaust.
lue At" THE LITTLE RED
] on Coyn'rg - Liht.tl aud Union, no"
AID iuTnvr,, ~ ard ms! able
o. The Fsdtrai Uaion-lhe people formed IT
the ptnpie wul preserve II.
3. Inc Constitution ofMe United SiGieS-A
II came rom the hands Of the people, with It
con'emporaueous construction.
4 The Constituted authorities According
10 the Con''i ulon, selected 10 serre, and MOI
tcrcated 10 rule the people.
8. OR Guest-lhe principles advocated b,
hiA al the last session Of Congress, will NEE
I the appreciation of uue patriots, while hberI,
lasts and the Father OF his Country shalfbe re
menbrred,
6 The memory Of Huntington They mos
cherish il, who best observe me principles o
his Farewell Address.
7. The Republican principles Of ThOmqs JET
fers0H. as srp0unded Gy himself
s Internal mproremcm--ln Congress re
sides the power, On them devolves the duty
of Constructing roads aud canals Ms avenues o
commerce aud intercourse. and. above all, n
!
bonds OF union among she several States.
| .. The THif-Seifdeieuce i. the first du',
OF nations as The first law of nature. 10 1t,
unto others as they do unto you, Is the golde,
rule OF commercial intercourse among nations
! 10 HENRY CLAY lssouri's hest hient
in her hour q, riai-the abiest advocate At TIA,
American Systematic pIide and hope OF hi
| country.
IL. Eieefions-They cease TO be free, when
The minority are treated as a conquered people
aud The public offices rs the spolls of war.
! II. Public SsfraaS-- those who serve The
people shun not The light those who seek ID
serve themselves. pr,teI darkness.
IL, koiatsoY IA Qgice, 0ad Retorm-In THAR
true spirit - not by turning the inside out,
the out side IN, and the principles OF the Gov
eminent up side down.
ii. TIE IN President and 2ia Congress
The things which they ought 10 have done, are
uI.done; we rejoice that they have not IN
done the nation.
Is. The great debate in The Ssaaie.-H, who
provoked IL, sowed the wind aud has reaped
the whirtwind.
10. The Remoring PoVer--" A high trus, 10
be exercised for tbe public beneht, not petyert'
ed 10 the purposes OF partisan warfare, or per-
snnal yangPapcc.h