Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15
AMHERST CELEBRATION


A lnsc and respectable number of gen erncr
from dat part Of the counties ." Buckingham ano
Amherst, bordering the river assembled according
IN previous notice, u, the Mil of Mr.. David Sta
pies, for 'ne purpose OF eel brating the 57h ami
VI say Of American lad pen1encc
y l. O'clock, the Declhrat on Of Independence
was I'D by Mr. Joseph DGhrd, IN vary hand
se.n, s>le. lo'iov j by an clonncn, and nppropr
ate Ofaliua fiom - Wnltor Il pucAct. l. Is hu
Justice tothe Otntor 20 say th L, 10 Consequence
ot SOME disappointment, no had BAT wy snor
time IN compost ms q alton; 1t WIS, nevertheless
IN every respect oxcrlcat The Cause tia, led to
rupture between he COLONIES AMI Mother Conn-
try--the efforts OF oiher na,Ions stimulated by the
example OF the revolution ,ry Watnte5, 10 throw OIL
the yoke ofdespo,,sm present happy state
when compared with European countries generally
and the misery thai would inevitably iolow dis
solution of,he U ,on, wer. depicted IN tho mosl
glazing md lively coIors. Indeed some Of his re-
marks produced sensations almost electric.
Alter these cetcmoni,s were concluded, the com.
rany set down to. sumptuous Barbecue, at which
Mr.. John Diilud p csled, assisted by Mr.. Isaac
w. Walker.
When the cloth was removed, the following
toes's were drunk
TOASTS
The day we CON nrruptatc Is sacred to the
rlghls Of man--n Iuniloe 10 The patriot
=. The memory of Vashnstou--W While his
principles are maintained theto viii be no fear o.
dSunIon. Dunk standing.
3 The Constitution Established by the people
to provide for the common defence and secure III,
blessings of Liberty 10 their postciity.
Fhe Signors OF the Declaration--A brigh
con ISOLATION IN Heaven, whose deeds will be re-
memoered with gratitude by the sojou,ners below.
8, The surviving Office and Sol.iicrs of the Re
vouion--Expnlne cmbers Of the fire OF Liberty
Their chvalrous deeds can never b. eilaccd whil,
the stream of vitality flows through the VEINS o
frccmen.
6 The Presjcn, of the United States
7. The TX Presidents" w donc good ant
faithful servants"
q fhl Jldiciayy-A co ordinate branch of 90
vcrnmrnt ali should cherish a respect Tor rs de
crots
The Unlon-Long may 1t continue blessing
TO post.rity.
10 Thos Jciferson-The stannch pillar o
State Rghts-altho II has been removed from a =
mong US the spot which ii was elected can ne
ser be oblitcraird
IL The Army-t; ,liant and brave IN war; IN
discipline nnsurpassr 81 by that of auv other nation
IL The Navy-i. has commando fear nud re-.
srcct abroad by its conqocsts, and secured our at
fectiors IL hone by its gaantry.
l3 The Fair SeX--Their smiles the great ncan
tive Tor virtuous ,,clious. May they ever conuuue
10 irown upon wee.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY John DiIlaru tPrcsidcnD Henry Clay, th'
American Statesman his personal worth has sc
cured the esteem hI' friends his public services
demand The gratitude OF his enemies.
BY Isaac w. Walker tVice Presidency JOIN
Randolph: ccntincl from the " atch.tower of Ii
berry, and strong pillar OF the State Rights part,
IA national loss-Honpr 70 ms memory. Drunk
standing.
BY DR.. w. r Puckct (Orator oflho Day.
| Virginia, the birth place OF Stale r. hts: lie
| doctrines Of % val be maintained, n0twithsan
ing the set Off last winter.
BY WIN. Il. staples The Legislature of Virgi
| MIA VI ny It's MA ortics be State Z shts men as il
DAYS of yuse; different from what ii the las
| session.
| BY james p. Anders on Andre. Jackson Hi
| Message and not his Proclamation, may he in fu
are entertain and practice thu principles contained
| in the former, and abaPdon thos, he latter.
BY v. p Btecdiovcr- rie chiviIrous spirit o
| 49, may II ever be cherished IN The hearts of In
American people.
By samue 5 pillard-AsricuIture, Commcrc'
and Manufactures
BY Benz Woodson--Andrew Jackson; our He
70 anu statesman lf was assurediy sent as
blessing to his country.
BY Jos. p. Dard--Thomas Richie the MAJ
of seven principles the never failin, wealhcrcock
BY L. S. Boaz-Liberty of opinion May It ev
er be fearlessy asserted and honestly maintained
By D. Stapes-mtcrnal Improvement May thu
spark already lighted in Virginia never cease unit
1t is famed into flaming fire.
BY Jos. Agriculture, it is hoped
i'll flourish in the Old Dominion, and restrain its
restless at home instead of fleeing to the West
By Nelson Wingfcld-rhe Political builder
need we'll tempered CLAY TO make their edilice'
lasting.