Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11

/ I'm uefhhnfnIs AMI fecDtuz Tor me 1pHDle pun
pos OF rasiine mn otinm upon honest and
honorable nsi. Whn had boidnras and fismness
ennngh o n, Ter nm Independence OF sentiment
nnd action, with want aud poverty saning IN
his iront. 10 the Disgrace OF asowinga pr.tef-
enct WHICH hi- judgmeu, condennsd, aud for
projecting nom 'gnoinloy, con- en,pi and stofn
the hsso and pfon gate mlnioa of corrupt ad-
mtnelrs,,on Shall these ,h,ngs eoniious. and
snail .ut h men fnIe over Nv Forbid II fieaa
VEN. forbid II love of country. The patriots
beet and mo., cherished reward ~ the grateful
etknos ledgment Of a free people--tiis hfst duty
of he i,se - 10 sustain, encourage and reward
with ihrir ardent appropriations those who lear
lessly supper. their rights, unawed by power,
aud unsedneed by Tho promise Of hope OF other
reward. In contlnsion, said the Chairman,
sllov no to propose the following ioast;
+" Our iIonnred Guesl--Is able support of
the Consi,u,,on--h,s iue,d exposition OF inter,
naioanl lsw--hnd hs fearless exposure of a
corrnft administration, command the admira-
ton OF tha country, aud eniIile hun 10 ITS graft
iiude and honor"
Tho appplause with which ibis sentiment
was given, f,ing To The echo aud was long con-
tioued. NJ Burgess then rose ard spoke a.
bout an hour aud half in strain Of great
sloqueuce. He was interrupted every few mo.
ments by loud and long continued cheers. Wa
hops 10 be enabled To publish this splendid aud
patriotic speech Tomorrow. liu concluded by
offering thu following toaH;
The City oil New York. Rich. populous and
hosp,lsbie, the London of the New World
what may he her opulence, what her populas
,ion. when her commerce and as kiodred iabora
encouraged md protected, Hike those of Lon
don. shall annnnl Y reap two hnrsests. one from
the ocean md one from the land
Tho ntIi Of the set foasls, was tho follow
ing
3. TIE Supreme Court of he United States
Created by uir master spifiti v HI achieved
our national independence, sustained by
Washington aud hs associates i: The faithful IN.
pos'tor OF consult iional principles aud the last
hope OF II ,se people.
o The Father OF his cohuiry The Ing.
tire oi his nm brigbiens by modern comaar
isons. lbefe has buen but ONE WASHING
ION
T. The Twent, lou, Un,ied Sa,es--fenant,
III common. Great. by the Constitution nav
b,nd ana Infatuated selhsuness mover laad To a
pa,It,on.
8. The American Nayy~-I, ha. given safety
To. aud shed glaty Upon, country he gfat-
tnde oiine peoI lie will sustain lis distinguish
ed officers, agnlns, the persecution OF power.
D. lie Mechanics ana horkngmen OF the
Conntfy--indigidnal industry III. source of
all naional aud individual wealth.
Col. Knapp being here chilled on 10 favor
he company with special tDnsf. rose and adj +.
dressed the char and concluded his remarks
with the following sentiment -
hhode l.land--A SIN III Jewel--but OF great
Price
Tho orator wag often interrupted by AMI
mated manifestations OF applause, and resumed
hs STAT amid much cheering.
E,l...a Az 1.
bes'owing lis blessings on the humblesi ciuzen
ana the Chief Magi1iIn,e.
IL. The late Secretary OF State and his suc.
cessor
Look here upon this piciure--and on this i,
Dec wat grace was seated on bis brow J
Look yc now wha follows:
n milhsw'd ea,, blasting his wholesome
brother"
It's much 10 be regretted that Mr.. Van Bu.
ren could mol have been wihin hearing oil the .r
csma,ion, with which tins toast was receiysd
The Argus too, might have written anotber
paragraph under the head oil F" public opin.
lDn.
u. The Psess. Republican Institutions nrs in
danger, when Executive patronage corrupts the
natural ally OF liberty.
l3. Tie Dinner. A Republican substitute
for pensions and nlles--yaIueless for its yiaods
.l,stat,on of ,uLle srn,,,nd. a. So. u'sn,
90. p'o"e se'U
A sn,,;,.d o,;o;,,, AMOR j.. q ~
E.o ,v,,,,en e,o,.ssIy ~. x "oo""of.h'
.uns NV Nh. Han ON, .,aa, o ea'na' was
IN, p,..,dent ,ead , I,,,sr - Al. M.
ate, s,st;,,o ina, ,o,I,,n.ns,.,I. .,,'' w "eo
CURED h,s prescne. In Boston ms dn,. soJ
o1er,ng The following seniinent. which WINS re-
ce'ved With gr.ai applause,
"Ihe United otate.-While other nation. .,o
,uou ID ing ,h-m government. INTO fro. So
may we not break The pattern"
The Hon. d. J. Peirce, the collea.,. =.
Nj. Burgess having Lnen invited "a -.
aud not being able ~ attend, forwarded with
his letter OF apology the following ..n,;,.,..,
which wAs not received by the mail un,a o.,
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