Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-11
COMMUHGCATf0N-For the v,rg,u,an
Celebration Of The Fourth of july at Neu Gtas

/ SSh Nh II aIaoS-For the ptrgtHtdn
Celebration oJ The Fourth of july at NeW Gias-
g0U.
! The ith OF July WAS hniled by thn citizens Of
New Glasgow and lis vicinity with all the low
tu and patriotic feeling which lis annual return
can never fail Ton AIKEN Aud though they may
he surpassed by Others, in the pomp of cerrmo.
MES, they ied to none in tho sincerity oftheir
devotions nj he altar Of Liberty About IL
o'clock, most al the inhabltanis Of our liuI.
village, and several Of he neighhcurng gen
ilemtD, assembled nj the Academy, when The
Declaration CT American Independence was
read bf Capt.. llaa>1n NJ, Garland, ina man
ner both solemn aud impressive. He also fol-
loved il by an Address suited TO the OCCASION
II would be supetIluons to gay any thing ia
c1mme"daiion 81 the address, as The hope is
INDUCED that the author will CONSENT TO its
publication in order that tho punlis a large
may participate le the pleasure which those
who heard il could not fail 10 feel III. unai-
terabl@ attachment to our country, snd It's Tree
institutions, tile ardeat aspirations in the
Cause Of Liberty aud mans rights, and the
warm glow OF patriotism which breathed
through tn whole OF ~ wrre in ptriec, unison
with the feelings oil each one present. Aud
when the orator alluded TO Poland, and her
g'otioUs cause. when he painted to Us her cru
ei oppressions, her liant daring, aud her no,
Jle aciiicrs. aud WHEN he tod US, IN the
ton shiog fsugoage OF Campbell, that
-" Thy proud Lon d., implied lands, sbali
" lhd; nan hath ye, soul. md dare be
free
Cold iadeed would hava been that heart
3ead 20 the enuoblng spirit Of the day, and
insensiile 10 The bu Mug blaze Of oil hedom's
molly fre that would not have feil deeply Tor
her wren s,--admlrpi her lofy spiit, and
invok Cd in her behalf the mighty arm Of pro-
tecilr2 heaven.
At nj cut o'clock, the company sat down
10 n Plentiful AMI well provided table, pre-
pared fot the occasion by our lownsulan, Hlt-
tam n. Knight
After the Goth was removed, the following
tOasts were proposed q drunk cd. Penn, LSq.
acting rs President, aud Joseph Staples, Esq.
rs Vice President i)--hnd though II will be
seen that portion of spice is mixed up with
them, yet the utmost good feeling prevailed,
aud the company separated at all eall) hour ~
peace aud baGmuny.
I0ASTS.
i The day we ceebrate,--an tie cause Of
LItetty throughout the wodd.
3 Tho Constitution of the United States
It's best Interpreter.
3-Ihe Congress oi United Staies-lts pow
eTS dIe UPnHtn ny tnt 1uisHlullnb
4-fhe President and Wee P,esiden, OF the
Quilted STATE.
o-lhc nyaJs Of Departments of the General
Governmtnt.
6-ihe Judiciary of the United States.
7-lhe Amy and Navy oil the United
States.
s-rhe memories of Washington, adams and
Jefersoa.
y-lhe memories OF the 5aeeS and In oes of
the ke,olunon.
lO--rhe Onlon OF the States, aud the harmo.
ny OF all lts paf's.
u-Agr,cuIiu,e. Commerce and Manufac-
iures,-cquai III importance. "iIGn eqoal laws
| shsnld protect.
lz-rlelIgion aud Mora Ity-~May tolh album
dainty pieyah.
l3-iue American Fans the cause OF We
man esery where.
VOLUNTEERS.
By Capt Edmund Penn president of the
.a,5-Ihr Presidency Of The GHittd Slaios
- Aay it be speedily restored " lis orisins!
dignity.
, Iai. d.yrl ,nmtnt, Al Washing ion----Oh shame,
vher.is Thy Lush Oh virtue, thou hast
.ost IN, Influence Ut the saldee, aud retired IN
disgust.
i, iludsou NJ Garland-Pota All her
| cause-
d" Yes, lhy proud lords uoptied land, shall
| That man hath Jet soul, AM dare be
| ire
Rv william Long UnicersR Liberty. MAY
the great globe become It's temple. aud the
| hears 81 Inen S altar.
r. William ). Craw tord- Poinud-May the
vaInrous spli, oi a Washington conduct her al
| ;as and ih4t OF a Jefferson preside over her
councils.
By John ?. Gibbs Henry CtGg-The allie
& jealous advocate oil the American oNslpm-
| May the people appreciate his services IN
| 1882.
By Thomss r. Brown--A speedy deIlye-
rance from ON RtChies !" culse' OF The coun
try-Andre~ Jackson.
By j I'm D.,Isrd-hlay the sun OF the present
administration 81, clear.
By o. j. H. ynoids-Andre0 Jackson u he
yocie OF lIee people has called bin 10 the hfS'
Office IN their gnt. aud i0er unanimous sui
iiage will keep him there
5, Jeremiah Yagei--Henry Clay-May he
receive what he merits, ODd the ttne interest
-, me country Iequires-lhe support OF tie
nconIe for the first o6ice OF the government
| "a 1892. uL
Il, 10. W. p. Cart"r-Ths Cabinet at wash
| ;,n,o, sterling under The canvass oi IDh 'eli-
~ -euided by the rudder OF ambition, may
il receive speedy rcsnsciiation un0et 'ne
hold e,ertions of a commanlanl from the
ves, and bna, be redeemed, ere De
,ol,tcs,Iy sunk in the political estimation u
behoIding cations