Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26


ihe Union Of the States andth liberties OF
ths people The one never TO be discovered
until the other shall be endangered BY ihs eoo'
ceniraiion here Of q governmeai sitaoo' 'h'
fatiuu of power"
BY air. ID. II. Lewis, OF Alabama. Inc re
surreetion of the Constitution ihs peop'e
will roll away the Stone from the door u '"'
sepaichre. .,A
Bs Col. Rector, Of A'kansas.- An
drew jackson The gentleman and Tue so'a'ef :
and the bravefi OF the brave.
py Henry q. Lamar Pensions F." \ system
which has sent European lsborefs supperless 10
bed "-Jeaersons Notes on Virginia
Nv MIR Trisi South Carolina md IouiSia-
ma: The gratitude they have inspired cores
ponds with the generosity they have e''ne-
ed. -,
By Major +. r. Andrews. North Carolina
Alwnys true 10 the true Jefferson principles
Always true to The character Of the nation, oJ
raisiug monuments 10 the memory OF the o."
tinguished dead OF ihe Uni"n' by supporting
educating and providing for their ofphan''
By Mr.. Polk. Of Tennessee Public opinions.
NAV il always perform one Of its appropriate
Office. b, eschoe the public funotionsfies 1.-THE
STATES and Of tbe Federal Government, that
neither shall assume the exercise OF power en-
trusted by the Constitution TO the other
By Henry l. Handy. Indiana Her Jei'ef-
.onian principles have been twice dcmon'frasd'
NAV she never recede from the democracy or
ssll her bir'hrighi,
By DIR. Hardage Lane, of 81 Louis. Mis-
souri Her support OF General Jackson has
.y,oeed her devotion 10 the principles OF ihomas
JeG-rson.
S,.,es. They ured not the aid of any p'ivHie
,no,ied corporation, - as a neeessary means 10
eay,v into seeei The poeers granted By the Con-
sihuiion
Mr.. Mckinley being called 90. gave the fol
lowing toast
The Constitution of the United States: The
conpac, of sovereign and independent states.
instituted for national purposes only limited
and speeihe In its powers but supreme within
the pysseribed sphere Of us action. The powers
moi delegated belong TO the States eIci,Aipe
j., Let not the pnhsllowed hand oil aSaree ,o'
ambition, aitemptio obiierats the line 50 para
ting tho powers
r,,al,na, Her star IS IN the ascendant
w., !, reach the zenith and illumlne the U
MON r,
Nv Mr. Spe,ghr, OF North Carolina. The
division Of the Surplus revenue oil the oenerai
t;ayernment among the States II viii be
source OF eternal scramble among The memoers |
who can re, tho most money vested IN theH |
state. and they will always get most VINO are
u,eausst" -,
Bv Mr.. Mp. Iri,,. State Rights: The |
sersrnI rights ofthe States independent--'he
,oini rights ofthc States UNITED. lnvioIhbi'i
~ OF the former. the duty OF all TO each-in'
rioIability of the latter the duty OF each TO al
Roth equally STATE Righis--ho'h essential 10 he
rrss.,va,ion of the primitive and precious mo |
del of what is TO change the Condition of man |
over the globe"
Nv Col. G w. Tucker, Of New Jersey. This
daV and assemblage yefiGcs the truth OF the |
saving of the author OF the Declaration ofln |
denendenee ave are all Republicans, all
federalsp.
By Col. n. NJ. Johnson n. Freedom oeSpeeoh |
and offhe Press, the rights st confidence, re.
,oonsibility Of political agents 10 the people, |
end universal education; principal pillars which
sustain the Temple of Liberty.
By Walter T. Brooke The Committee on
the District of Columbia Their efforts TO i'm
proy. our moral and political condition have
identified their fame with the hapriu IS and
prosperity Of the District.
By Mir White OF New York. The Press
yigilant Sent inel on The bulwsrks of Liberty
The public will lie guide--the public good It's
end
At n late hour, The Presiden, of the day cal
ed unon the Governor ,fthe Territory OF Ar
sas for a sent mea, upon which
Governor PaPE rose, and observed That he
had not supposed tina, The overseers OF the dis
tant plantations held that rank which would on
title them 10 this honorable notice; aud he was
certainly rot prepared TO respond 10 the call
made in a manner due TO the occasion. s,he
organ Of the Territories TO which allusion had
bsen made, he would say, tina, they had no vote
or participation in the party contests of their
country (; aud, In the language of MIR. Jefferson.
they consider all feJerasts--all Repub cans
and TO the IpagnaslnIiy aud lberality OF all,
they looked with hope, and confidence for that
kind aud generous aid which is necessary TO
the Improvement, growth aud prosperity of
new and weak provinces. But, Mr.. President,
permit me TO tell you, SAID he Governor, thai
the best means ensure their patriotism and
fidelity to the great principles OF freedom upon
which this republic is based, Is 10 treat them
With the foudness and care OF M nleolionate
parenf. so far ss regarded his relation 10 tbr
Territory, be was inclined to Il he policy Of non.
commital, am, said he, Mr.. President, nc
orator: As public speaker, my professions
are very humble and, although feel con-
scious that my dinner efforts are very happy,
vet many of my friends think otherwise and
would, Tor that reason alone, decline any here
But, Sir. did my powers surpass those Of the
great Patrick Henry, the FIRST orator of any age
or country, would nov be silent. The high
est effort ofmy mornl genius would obscure,
instead Of doing luslre, to the great events
which distinguished the life ot the patriot,
statesman and philosopher, whose birth day we
have assembled to commemorate. In the god
like spirit which gave birth 10 the immc rita
charter of'our liberties, in the purity, dignity,
and the mag nitude Of the principles there as
Serted and the mighty results which followed,
there is an eloquence which places all speech
making eloquence at an immeasurnble dis
lance. II is inferior only in grandeur and sub
Unity to the declaration of the Most High TO
the nations al am that am
The Governor then offered the following
sentiment. and resumed his seat, which was re.
ceyed by the cheering aeclamations Of the com.
pany:
May the sacred principles OF human liberty
embodied in the Declaration of independence.
be ever green in the memory aud hearts OF
man and spread throughout the earth