Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-15

shune brightly on OUR own.
u. The American youths who fell i'm thu
late French revolution-'rrue To their cause.
hey have nobiy paid TO France u molicum
nf their country's debt
~ The Press---rhe Handmaid If liberty.
exercising the demon Of dcspotisu aud allur.
ing the world To freedom.
l3. Virgin,a-Her e,Ablen,s-Tho broken
chain and the dagger
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Judge Stuart. The Federal Arm - the
bcs, aud cheapest defence of State Rights.
by J. II. Peyton. Our venerable OK pre-
sidcnt james Madis"n-A name which ouyh,
never I" he forgotten when we arc paving a
tribute to- wisdom, patriotism anu private
worth
By J. r. Watson. James Mon,oe-thc
devoted patriot and honest man.
by john Ii. Lee, Of Orange. Gen. Gordon
n republican at tho Jeifcrspnian school, ar.
IDENTITY devoted to- the rights of man. d. will
sustain ON the fln"r Of congress- the principles
t. which his lie has been devoted
When this toast was drunk, Gen. G. rose
and IN shot aud very appropriate address
returned his thanks for the sentiment aud the
manner i'm which il was received
by X II. Carter. The Federal Judiciary
When filled by republicans of the scho i oi
90, we may never dread them as Sappers
of the Constitution.
by gentleman present. Our guest. Judge
Stuart. His maxim Fiat justitia. rnat esium.
When this t"ast was drunk Judge :. deeply
appreciated the compliment aud THO manner
in which it was received il offered his thanks
To the company.l
by f. p. Barbour. The Constitution or the
U. 5. There are many who honor it with
their lips whilst their hearts are far from it,
BY A. Rives. South Car"lina-Aiay her
high and chafed spirit DO &c, lard under saiu
tary restraint by the patrioiism of her sons.
by Judge Barbour. The present Profess.
Those who know him best, fear not tina, he
will fill the measure uf his station
When this toast was drunk p. ID. rose and
returned his thanks for the sentiment and the
favorable manner in which it was received. |
BY Th. J. Rantol ph-Repuhcan and re-
publican principles, may they DO equally COW
sisteut whether they look at home or abroad,
At the Stats or General G,vernnrcnts
by v. w. Souihall. The American and
French Revoutions-Knd!e with the same
fuel, may they serve TO conduct the world u
freedom.
BY Mr.. Carter, of Prince William. MIR.
Madisun's Repori--Whils, other States seek
to resist federal usurpations b., threats "f dis.
union and resor. to force, Virginia is proud
To repel them by strength of argument, by u
recurrence to first principles aud by the abi
lily and wisdom of hor statesmen.
BY DIR. Carr. The Maysville Veto-More
efficient than the command of Cauute, may il
stay the tide of Federal encroa chment
by gentleman present. Il. w. Gllmer-
Virginia regards him as one Of her mobiles,
sons.
When this toast was announced Mr. G..
rose and in a few and very apprnpri ,tr words
returned his thanks for tho sentiment aud tho
manner IN which the company had received It
by Professor Davis. The Governor of
Virginia-A republican, patriot, aud an hon-
est man.
By w C. Watson. Jno. T. Lomax and
his successor 10 tho Chair of Law In the Uni
versity OF VA,-Amiable men aud profound
juris,s.
BY A. Rivss. Tho n. 1t Legislature of Va.
May it early devise, and ignrously prosecute
some general plan nfpublIc works, calculated
To yield revenue, aud 9niskcn the anguish.
ing commerce of the State.
BY DIR. Carr. The Tariff-Lei the nonopo.
lists beware lest they kali ths goose that has
been =" long laying tor thc.u eggs of gold.
BY Gen. Gordon. The University of Va
Her Alumni will keep alive the irs of sci.
eucD and liberty.
ny L. II. Leo, Oh orange. MIR. broughaui,
the advocate "fths oppressed, Englands trea
sure cannot buy nor her monarch ovnrawe
him
BY c. S. Carter, of P. William. Col Draw.
ton-Ihe oil thrown upon troubled waters
he will be rec"sIected By pos,erity as patti.
OF of South Carolina.
BY J. w. Saunders. VIM. C. Rivcs-Tho
envy aud mailgnity assal him. k,s friends
love and respect him, and his country con.
fides IN his wisdom and patriotism.
by w. b. Nap,"n. Virgnia-May her
prosperity be proportionate to the zeal and
ability with which SHE has uniformly main
tanned the true principles ofthe Constitution
BY Judge Barbour. The Virginia dnciflne.
as maintained IN MIR. Madison S report of 80
the only true political text book.
by MIR. Nl">ely OF buckingham The Uni
versity of Va. Ii bids lair to realize the fond
est aniicipa,ious of its friends.
(Dr: Cailer being prevented by profession
a. business, could not attend but sent til,
following sentiment accompanied with yer,
appropriate nute-which we have mislaid:I
r +. Barbour-"WsI dune thou gooh 8
faithful servant" Let others emulate hi
example.
The company adjourned about o'clock.
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