Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-06
DOMESTIC NEWS.

sIuE LATE Mr. MISUNDERSTANDING
IA of MessRs. SERGEANT s RINSEY
"a A,tcr the crganiz atom OF tho public meeting OF
L H. friends ard admirers OF the late loas iiAS.
kaoDra hala attic risiric; Coiri Room, ia Phfla-
! yseiphia, On satafsiay
|E. Mr. SERGEANT sad he rose - oil resolution
FFsoon the su9iaos winch had caused this meeting
|EThe very dis suisaed citizen who had here term
Stated his mortal .areef Ihaugi ht had died a@ap
IRON his hoae had 10, lied amons STRANGERS IL
Two well known IA the c,,y of Philadelphia.
EiIc was knowa Throughout th3 Lnj'e1 slaiss.
.1le was known. he I'M 1T adj, H every paft Of liz
Mold where the language was Understood II
8tswhich lie spoke, and there were men capable q
s{Snnpreelatin, the extraordinary pow h. hai tx.
slbiied IN ruhile llfp ofbewocn thirty AM forty
wears In one department Of high intellectual e
#srtion he hal justly acquired a PIr-cmincnt repa-
L ta,on. and by had aided TO the reputation Of ON
en- country he had contributed 10 place her. at ieasi
III ON level with Other nations and 20 enable hHf Il
\, nut in well founded claim to the palm ofeaqnanee
n |, was due, he sail 10 this community 1t was dst
20 the personal friends OF The deceased, II WIS dur
~ 10 the State OF Virginia, whose eminent and hon
NJ orc son he WINS, thh tho occasion should not pas'
II without some public expression of the senslbdi}
III which the death ofo1t distinguished eoinitymai
X SO naturally excited.
In tue course o. Il lonF pune iil', luit ~ Mt
u and ardent contest, Nr Randolph, ii was not 10 b
X denied, had often offended those who came IN con
ii tact with HIM Thus kind OF ,rrtabliiy, p#fhaPs
n belongs 10 the constitution ola highly gifted IA
b ture Genius Is MP, to be irritable. Tile lam
\ that is to be seen afnr of, must barn intensely
oysrhea,s tho finil vessel that contains is elemen
tai FIRE aud often seorches those who are IN Its i'm
n mediate neighhorhood Death strips of the cover
N ing, and with II should tall into the grave lhe mem
NJ orv of IFS in6rmiiies. What romains, Is lishi
VI purified by separation. Shining, but not eansu
n ming, spreading its rays in al directions II Ell
M tcrs into the n,nss Of intellectual gh which e1ofn
g and enrchcs our country
II He said he would max hut one more rcmarl
y That Mr.. Randolph should have come here 10 die
was. TO US. merely accidental And vet there WI
something in il, which orc who loved tho Unlof
y could not but heartily welcome Vfglnin's en-
\ mont son loved and honorcd his naligt STATE n
much as any MN eoul do II was his ptida 10 b
Il in all things Vrginian and Virginia teqnile
X his affection with continued confidence Al he
" fee, he had laid the trophies he had won, and sli
& rc,icod and son, him forth again to earn new h.
rs nors. That he brealhed his last breath here !
\ Pcnnsyl, nnin, would seem 10 signify TINT Nns
# mas eminent son WINS also son Of the Union thu
the title Of citizen ofihc United Smtcs wns stlll III
paramount title and tina, tho whole Union WINS h
country. lie said he would dc,ajn the meeting r
"A longer
Wheh secono,ne 'ho resolution III. N.Y.
shld' iha' WINE ne eou'a qua ho'h'ns 70 Tue 'erf
II q o'ae'y oil me remarks, WIN ~hfh 'he motion ma
N oeeh lh'rouoceo' gave h'n "''e'Sneu seusies'ao
n y seeonu IL u m"s' DC coh'esS'" 'h't ME- hanto ?
n way an ex'rsofd'hafY man eN'rootdlnary III MN
II points, and particularly IN ms con'mahd oil III
pubie ear Tor 50 long Peflo' ny ms senal accom-
U phshments as aebaler' he ms probably spoke
10 more listeners than any other man OF his day III
wing been annTalled IN the power Of nyelnng III
L attention 10y tha intoe hni pihg'Nry OF his tat