Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08

dined at BfIdgland's. The following ioasts
were drunk by them:
TOASTS.
| - Our Tedrrsl Union 1t mus be preser.
we'd =" or Liberty Is gone.
. The fourth of July '75--iis Anniversary
rekindlss our gratitude. and reminds Us oil our
dntles-msy the range OF ITS benefits encir Gle
! the human family.
g. Our Revolutionary ancestors What they
achieved, let ms and others preserve.
1. Washington Our cSun,rymm. aud the
worlds benetscIor
s. The President of the United Estates like
the father of his country. distinguished equally
IN war and in peace.
| u. Thomas Jefferson" anihor of the DE.
caration Of Independence; Of the statute Tor
religious freedom, aud patron oil the University
OF Virginia"
! 7. General Latay ctte--Frirnd aud comran.
| ION of Washington, whose spirit b. holds hun
after The lapse of hnlt century. snl inboring
IN the same great cause.-the lights nf man.
& The Genrral aud State Governmental
| Each within its Orbit.
.. The CONSTITUTE III Of Virginia Improved,
tho not perfected.
| 10. Agriculture, commerce aud mannfac-
lures E9naHy entitled TO the ioHering cate Of
the government.
II. Roads aud Canals indispensable 10 ma
tons prosperity.
II General Education: The efficient aud
| prolific means OF individual, social aud pohli
cal happiness.
ID. The tair sex Mothers, wives and sect
heaIs-whht n trio OF blessings
VOLUNTEERS.
By $. Gariand-Bolivar The Washington Of
the South.
by claytor-ihe members Of the Lynch.
burg Old Artillery as sol.le,s, honnred as
| clIize ls respected. ~ friends, Drloyed
by Nathan Reid-John Randolph Of Roa
| noke.
By d Hurrell-fhe day we celebrate.
BY Capt Labby VIM g. Giles.
BY J RoblnsOu--ih he author and defender
| OF the Declaration OF the 4lh of July, 1776.
BY J. Being Our Old commander, Gen. J.
II. Cooke.
by Capt. Drdlny The memory Of Dunning
| ton, Lynch and other departed companions in
arms we will ever hold them in grateful re-.
mrmbrnnce,
BY Robert II. Gray--Thc privilege of the
press, the privilege OF speech, the privilege of
| making our owh roads aud canals, aud then the
privilege Of assembling ourselves togeiher under
our own vines and our own fig trees on the 4lh
day Of July oil every year, aud then fight our
| own Nhinp 1ullty ohNlts.
BY J. L. KoyaIi-rhe memory of Thomas
Jefferson.
by Cap'. jesse l. Perry-Andrew Jackson.
The only deed required TO fill his measure to
thr bro, is his relieving the Southern Agricul-
'urs's from the unequal and lyrann'cai oppres,
sion of the American S. stem.
BY L. T.. Booker--Clay OF Kentucky.
| BY L. Phiiin-Ihe mrmor, Of our decess-
cal brohers of the .Lynchburg Artillery OF Sl3.
BY Member Liberty aud Union
BY Wn. NJ Ryes- The Presidents Message
on the Maysvrlle road bill II unites "A states.
mans iudg ment with a patriots devotion.
BY Nathan Reid-The late Col Iohn Watts
The armies o; our Revolution contained 10
drawer spirit; not one who struck with lustier
arm ior The Liberties OF our country.
Gen Jackson in Pennsylvania We copy the
following. rs prominent sign of the times
from thu Unionto~n PENN Democrnt. Il
shows an omrnous decline Of the Heros DO.
pularity in that great Commonwealth
The President of the u S. lodged in th j.
place on Wednesday night last, on hrs way Ia
his residence IN Tennesssee. Our PLAIN Zen
nrssee farmer travels with two splendid coach
e. with iuuIs,
The style Of his reception was sad rever-
sal OF that which was gwen HIM here n little
more than year ago Then no was escorted
by M immrnse tram Of our fellow citlzrns
Then DE was surrounded with crowd which
tendered access 10 hun III many instances almost
impossible every window and door WIS crowd
ed with HnAlons spectators. On Wednesday
iasl, though we had notice olhIs approach earl
! ~ the morning, not soul went out 10 meet
hin. Few persons dtG hIm even lhe slight
honor oil stepping 10 their doors 10 witness bis
passage. When he arrived nj his lodgings
besides some thirty or forty boys who were
attracted 10y the spiendor of his equipaRe
there were bot the OnT-kePper aud two others
present 10 receive INN Dnring the evening
we believe, that not more than twenty persons
called on nIm, and nearly one third of these
| were his political opponents. lie lett here on
| Thursday morning with an escort oil one per-
son.
Inese circumstances establi,h one cheer.
ing fact There Is yet principle among US
sufficient 10 sustain the measures upon which
the prosperity Of the country depends that
principles are. nDy ut teas, lie trcr than men /;
that the people OF this ounuy viii not permit
! their Interests 10 be barIered to the South even
though the President nt the u. S. Gen. Jack
son hiaiseli, DC one o. ihe hlsh contracting par
! ties"
az We did not receive The conclusion oI
Miles Kings Reply 10 the Fourth Auditor in
! time for this mornings paper. 1t will appear
in our nexl.4-fhe reply Of Lieut.. Randolph ia
/ the Auditor was announced - the last re-
ceiyed No of the National journal, which we
! shall publish as soon as possible.