Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19
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FOURTH OF INV

INC anniversary oil American Independence
was celebrated by a nenerous mee,ine o,,,.a
ilemen a, Bsfbacue. furnished IN hsnb So. So
style by w. II. Knight, at the Acadsr,,. :,
-NeU dt1sgoU, on Saturday, Sd of Jul, Ia,n
Lamnma Penn, esq. was appointed Pre.;d.,,
and Hill Garter. esq. Vice rresideni 49,
appropriate remarks were made. and IN. n.
claration of Independence read. Inv S,m,,.,
~. Garland, esq when The following loas,s
were drunk
ToASrS,
l. The Day we celebtale--a nroud dav for
treeulen.
=. The Constitution OF the United Ststes-
the sheet anchor Of our political salvation.
8. The oiates-Bnuud together by the t,.s al
kindred blood and common iutere.i may their
Unton be psrr siual.
!. The President of the United STATES
o. The surviving Patriots of the Reyoln,ion
May they he Long spared 10 witness. the glo.
rious fruits OF their tolls aud sntlrriags.
o. Vlrginia--ihe beloved mo,her Of u.aII
!. The memory OF Wash,rg,ou-ilis conn.
Try brightest ornament.
8. The memory al Jetersun-Over his grav.
Philosophy aud Liberty will forever wern
9. Free Press--Ons of the great baisark,
Of civil Ibeuy.
May the Genru, OF Liberty there find an
everlasting Temple!
IL. Agriculture aud Mannfa otures-Twin
SISTERS They should never be separated
hey must 1--we together. or perish together.
II. The Army aud Navy of the L. S.--Wh,Ist
the one has won rich lsurels on The baltie field.
the other has oosne ous hag triumphant oye,
every sea.
IL. LEI the asperity Of party feeling an this
day be barred In-niutua iorbearanee aud nni.
veIsal love.
F0LUNTEERS.
BY Capt. Penn, Qfresldrnt)-l'he People ;
deluded IN the iasi Presidential canvass by a
puIrid press. Wi! soon return 10 sound reason .
BY Allen Blair, IA reyoull mary S0ldWr)--
Andrew ia kson--aIike distingu she'd, IN peace
and war, Tor virtue, talents and PATRIOTISM
BY Ebe0ez'r htckok, (s revuu' Iuuary Sol.
der)-A solid unloD. firmly hooped together
IN the FedeIa head, Is the rock OF safety for
the Sta,es.
BY Captain James Dlisrd 60 revolutionary
SOlder-Who. being invited, bul mt beiug ab e
10 attend. sent the following Toast :)-Liberty
aud Euuality--The 4th Of Iuly--may IL he
celebseied by The American people 10 the latest
poserily
By William S. Claiborne Gen. Jackson
| His dupliclty and double dealing have Justly
| excited The indignation of virtuons people.
! By Gideon G,och- The Chief Mag ,srrale OF
the United States-As in arin4, 50 IN patriotism,
" The greatest aud the best"
! By Hudson n Garland, lr---fienry Clay
| Incoi tup, and incorruptlbIe: the Marcus Bruius
oil the Kepubuc: the Argus Of his country,
rights a terror to his enemies- Destined 81
reform the RetormerS at Washington, and 10
cleanse the Augean stable OF Its filth, bat 10
| let the innocent aud unntfending oGen rcmai
By Capt Jeremiah Yager-JaDes Barbour
| An honest statesmau--an ardent raiiioi--
ufteniines honored by his native StaIe-~ii
she not rebuke, with just indignation, ,he al
tempt OF Andrew Jackson To despod hun o.
! those honors which life devoted 10 the int
rests OF his country has gathered around has
brow
By Capt. VIM II. Garland The 4th July
Let us greet with choral song
| Our nations natal day
| Z" Let eV'ry tunefl ydice prniong,
| " In notes of triumph loUd aud strong
/ " The aulUauug lay
! ByPH. Garlaud--Henrv Clay-An honest
statesman and fearless particularly ne receive
/ the highest honor a Tree people caa Destow.
By Pe,ton keath-Antrew jackson a word
TO his revilers--" Cease. viper, you Dlie a file.
/ By Ous Westcoii-tlenr2 Lay The inn
and undauuted frier. o. We righis aud liberiie,
of man-the pride aud ornament OF his coun.
try-tbe man Who dares TO be honest IN dIsh0.
mes, times-May he be our nsSt President.
Nv Winston S. Blair Henry Clay-Eavy
has exhausted her store OF malig"am Islander
10 cast q shade over his name : but IT has only
left his glory more bright aud dazzlng.
By John Norvell-fhomas RhchIe--a poll
iiCai wealhercock--s Jerry oneak-withouI
the independence TO avOw OF the talents 10
maintain any principle.
Nv BENJAMIN RDbins-lIenry Clay-The
fearless Champion OF the liberties of man-he
We, stands firm and erect, though Andrew Jack
son and his pack have attempted 10 run hun
down.
By Speucer FauIkner--Andrew Jackson, the
nnpolluied frlend Of ibert. and repubiichnism'
By Marshall VI. Keilh-Henry tlay-Aas
he merit the encommms bestowed upon hun
hy h,s friends but his previous conduct au-
ours badly. =,
By Charles Dary-Andrew Jackson-May
success attend him AS long as the stars oi tled
ven cuntlnue in their revolutions.
By Wniiam Long--Ihe Constitution Oh Tue
u. SHAY It's foundation be as inmo'ao'e ds
the rooted oak its blessings d,lfos've rs our
copious rivers, and durable as The re'o'he
globe.
BY William Spencer-Andre" Jackson
In his administration will be revived the lie
publican doclriues of 80, '99. 1890.
By George d. PhlIlips-fhe H.io oil orleans
-Preeminenl as soldier unde'.a'nsSa' d
statesman.
By George c. Westcott--llenry Clay "A
statesman above disguise: He carries ms OPT
aions upon his sleeve.
. By Hill Carier-James Madison
By John DlIIard-Amerlcan patriotism IA
flame so bright aud ardent that the waters OIL
the Atlantic cannot extinguish II.
By James Z. CoIeman-tienry Clay
cousummate statesman and pairiot-Slay ne
ever stand high Ia the estimation oil an Ed
lighfensd people.
By James A. Rose-0ur new Constitution
May it never again be convulsed ty 'he fe'o,
buttons of opinion or the vicIssitndeo OF 'i'ne ;
lint endure as A monument oi VISION nh'h
paired amids, The waste of ages aud the fa'a
ges OF time. H.
By Nathan 81. Turner-The heedom oil 'he
Observation-Disclosures shed from the vendi