Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-22

stow upon him.
Wh.n tbs sentiment was announced, d.. Massle
orosr and sponded to II in speech Of natl an
hours length, which. for its substance, and point
etness I'm rrgnf1 10 the nfnIis ard abuses of our
country, "a pethaps Unsurpassed he sal dawn q
midst the bursts Of applause Inch responded from
tic company IL gave this senitmenl:
A speedy cn1 the lnancnceof tme-scrving po-
hticans aud corrupt presses.
By Hiram w Dawson The Footsteps Of the
Tyfant my be too plainly seen in the aalninis-
uuiion of his government, m eoptradstincl:on 10
the tue true principles Of the constitution May
we experience spetdy dehrefance ifom his od-
Manifestation.
BY Col F,zpatrelt-- Joseph Z. cabcii his pnst
services prove hrs devotion 10 the oeose Of freedom
BY Ro e. Gutter Consistency N the eonjpe-
tors OF The puale press--an invaluable l"~el and
hat The Editors of lie Richmond Enquirer be re-
specially requested to publish tho Same.
By DR. Alex Rose-i. " Ta1ewcIl the able
urlst, the philosophical salosmeo, the finn md
fearless esscrler OF the sovereignty Of the "oii
Dominion
By Charles s Cbr>rrsn-- Wm :" Rlvcs--hc
has bstaYe1 MS nus, nb1yed tn confidence ofthc
pcope, b-eoms the ndvoen.r oi the proclamation.
o,ce bill an the o.cst may he yet live to ste
AID In tel that the indignation of an nsull'd and
injured people Is indeed consoinIns h'c.
by John Thompson H. Of Amhcrsl- Tho Am
hers, correspondent of he Richmond Enquirer He
displays much II he nct of MS p'rty IN his dsre.
s,r1 of ttulh II IS uakud IN hls lender not to
wntl such SERVICES.
BY :. II Lowing" Uucommomslng opposi-
ton 10 Martin Van Buren, has eouns,. Iors, alders
and nbcttors.
BY llnrdn Perkins Om beloved eountty--may
The political dlscord amons the people of lrs' Unit
Ell States soon cease Ia exist and We become unlrd
IN MI the principles Of Republican Government.
Ey 5. q. perrow-Gcn. William +. Gordon
The homes, aud irdepcnd mt rcpfesentaliyc-hc
goes for principles, not men.
by Capt. L. Edmunds Nicls Bdlle's currency,
better known by the people OF the United status
than Gen. Jack ons spcce--herciofe preferable.
BY Capt NJ. s. Lavng-fhe county al Nelson
Too enlightened 10 be deceived too firm 10 b.
moved In AprIl last she spoke her sentiments TOO
loud to be misunderstood. Why nro attempts now
made by the pandcrs OF power to make her contra.
diet herscIf2
by Col Edmund W. uubbard--fbo People
may thcy never forget that the prlce ol liberty IS
an heightened and uncc0sinE vigilance.
by James p Garlnnd-Amhcrst anl Nelson
The mother and the daughter though scparnt
ed by linc they are one md shoulder In shout
dor arc endcdvotIus 10 put down ,wlesa oppression
nnd power
BY DR.. A. llopltlns The President OF tho Unit
cd States, now al the Hermitage, where IS to be
hoped he will rem I'm, mud NJ continue TO ENJOY
uninterrupted health and happiness.
Ey llen,y w. Qunrcs 49, Virginia May 0hc
look with wutchfQl cye, UPON the PiaaWes OF
hose who utc aspiring To the h. CHEST Office within
the gift OF the American people
by Col perrow-Ihe 5tafe Rights party and
the National Republican pnr,y-nnl'cd 10 resla
lawless powcr.-Lct re union be perpetual, and
our liberties are secure
BY Winston l. I.rlry-Tho reserved rights Of