Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01

sing Executive usirpnton
BY g9bcrt camm-rae Wings and the Admin
stra,iai--the Cross against the Crescent! Soldiers
Of the Faith beware of dissen,ion Salad,n Is
foilcd, not conqrered-ihe Sepnlchre ia IN SIGHT
not wnni What matters 1t who leads in the Clio
tious charged Onward, Onward be our watch
word, and one and indvoible our batllcshout !;
and when, like band of brothers, We shall have
torn down the Crescent anil llsnted tho tioss-
when the bnnncrs of Tho Faithful shall wave III TIL
umph over Hraticpsessc, aud the tVmb oi our fre=
nhct be rescued from pollution them y roe ehoof,
le, us build up our several churches, AMI worship
after several forms
BY James p Gnrland-Csen. Wm. +. Gordon,
our able and patriotic representative IN Congress
he SAYS he has our sentinel on the watchio Nr,
fired The alarm gun and asks OF his constituents II
they WILL return, fire upon the enemy or the sen.
hncl The triumphant vote he shall receive ut thu
polls next Spring, shnll answer the question.
By Samuel VI. Gotland- The Wing party their
motto should he, Union, and Their determine
ton fixed und unelier ble 10 perscvere until they
have rescued the country from the mlsrulo of the
mos, corrupt administration thai ever cursed q free
people,
by Doct Henry J Rosc--Our Senator, Doot
Charles Cooke In. tho present crisis, he who IL
not FOR us is against as.
By Dc James Rose Ben AMIN Watkins
! Leigh--The Baya,d of Virginia
BY Jeremiah Yagcr--Ihc Union Of the States,
and the patriot who has twice saved II.
Sent IN by n Whig-W ,il.am G, R,ves-lle
has studied State Rig hts AT the courts Of Charles
tie Y md Louis Ph,I,p 10 the tune of $4,000
Let Jackson complete his political education by u
mission 20 consiantnorle Tho Intelligent, people
| of Amherst, Albcmarlc, &c. woull look upon hi.
a',empl to represent lhcn IN the next Congress Us
an insult
BY john Ilill--Andrew Jackson led by knnves
and sycophants whilst he hink. he dt,res.
BY DR.. David w. Pottcsm Henry Clay md
| John G. Culhoun---lhc Douglas add thu lIafspur-
when such men vnlo in defence Of Consli'u iona
! liberty, we may proudly defy the world N nfms.
, BY Thomas J. Wakcr--GIlmer aud Rvea-,he
first, the volary OF liberty and lnw-thc latter the
sycophant Of power and patronage.
BY Charles y Claibornc-rhomas Richie
his undcrhandrd oaoIts 10 stab the reputation Of
Benz w. Leigh Will recoll upon the nssas,n.
Sent by o. Reynolds Thomas Rnche-Th
Jenersonan Wig IN l600-ho jackson T"y IL
! 1891
By Robert X, Irving of AbemNIc-Tho Wings
ot Amhorst,hcy do not mlneo their words. nor
moliify damnalion with phrase"
| By James NJ. Brown-The Whes Of 81 md
! &C. ali"c IN ihcir determination 10 MAINTAIN their
Liberties in defiance Of the tyranny Of ,hcir rulers
By Richard y. Eubank Virginia Whatever
p'her States may say md no, she Is sovereign, md
viii, (vhcn the tlmc calls for II, do whatever sov
rc,gn States may do ea,lcss OF con sequences, and
| prepared TO DIT I'D hcrsel..
| BY Charles lrvlng-Benamin w Lcish-Vir-
g,nla Will never forget her distinguished son whist
| m the .uopor Of her principles.
By james s, Pendlcton--Vffg min will give he,
places o men who know her principles, and hayr
principle ~ sustain them
By Dahney tIIl--Ihomas Rltchle-thc gentle
mao WHO stands IN such round shoes, you cannot
tell in whai direction his face his.
BY Capt. Drury Bell-John II. Pleasan's 1t
faithful sentinel ON tn wutch.towcr of liberty hc
has m ulully, under every disadvaE'ngeons CIR
cumstantc spoken his llmea,s freely on suhlce s
| connected with the government OF thus county,
without uny fear OF consequences; he ID thorn
III Rltcho's side the conductor Of prcss, subser-
vcni and sycophanuc, only to advance the interest
ofthose who will uo' HIM full share in the dis.
lributlon of the oave3 and fishes"
By Capt. John Colcmnn-Jahn c. Calhoun
able, honest, md patriouc-houSh suffering nov
under the effects Of party, and the ambition OF asp
rants the time will come when the American peo-
pc will honor his virtues.
By William S. Crawford spir, which IS
abroad IN the lsnd-not senc'lon'ns bat rebuklne
the insclenl prc'cnsons of Andrew Jackson to IN
Constitutional power
BY Howell l.. Brown-Gen. 1sen some op
po.enrs admit his honesty but from such honesty
heaven defend US
Sent sy " William $. Claiborne-May this young
Republic like Rome, speedily find BrHla5, whom
ever her liberties arc romped under foot by ty-
rnnnloal Caar.
BY A l.. Brown-hndrcw Jackson-his election
has indeed proved " n cnrSc 10 has country"
BY Allen Blnir, Ga Reyo uilonory Soldier nn in
yite gucsD The men ard wonlcp Of the Revolt
ton.
DR. Henry J Rosc-Thc two great political pr
ties, tho divided in theory, may they unite FOR tbe
common good of country.
BY Champc Carter he authors OF The pfoela-
nation, Protest, Force Bill &c. viii met, the same
fa'o with tho Authors OF the Aiicn 81 Scdlflon laws
by John IIIIl-God save tho Commonwealth
hen the disciple Of Jefferson becomes the tool OF
Andrew Jackson
By James p Gnrand-The National Rcpubli-
ems and the stnte Rights pariy-though divided IN
theory they united IN one common and glorious
cause,--to save aud project the constitution and
avs, and TO stop the march of usurpaton, mlsrnle
and despoi,m He that would DIVIDE them should
br looked upon enemy, md as UNIV orthy the
confidence of free people.
BY DR. David Paueson--Stnfe Sovereignty and
the consequent right of lotorrosIon, our tmpene.
t,aIte Ggis, the panopy anG the imminent OF A
merlcsn liberty.
BY the Vice President The health of David 8.
Garland, Esq our deli ac elect. lThIs loast VS.
drank with great applaasc)
BY James p. Gadand-IIenry Clay, Of Ken-
lucky, the gallant, honest and patriotic statesman
ali ycrs Of civil Ihcrtv know hou IN anorcct 10