Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-11

'n'. .c,dcnt to-day becomes inc Pre'cN' 'or ihho-
,ation to-'hoiio"' .,a, North Carolina and Viz
an, the race OF true glory toSr'ilcr N mat
gum. e,,,eele which cNcntualcd III ,lc cS'anllSil-
great sn ~ ndenendcncc along with that of their
STATES One in sentiment ana one III ''''I','
>istci -, a,so one in renown trust that the
they az saa,;ment, which blends their namcs viii
anieN'" .,abe 10 YOU. gentlemen, and TO your tcl
nc al .;,;lens of Mecklenbure
tho honor to be, with sentiments Of HIGH
nav &c. &c. JOHN TYLER.
RESPECT .sJntons of the Virginia House of Bur
ne = 1765. and the declaration of the people
ecs,,s srle,burp. North Carolina, in lI75. The
Oh ..,,,cb, that our rights were natural, conStItu-
nfs' ''' ,hartere,-thc last gave the pledge of
tionai c,r,,,,c and sacred honor" for their MAIN
life 1of'on'' NV
tenan''' EnorriHe Tenn. IprH eth, 1895.
,.r,rury: By the mail of yesterday, | re
VI, ,onr invitation to unite with the citizens of
W'allenbure, in Charlotte, ON the 2oth ct May
.". .. :, celebrating the Anniversary OF the Dccla-
he.,' W., II Independencc made in that place on the
, .',D' aay of MAY, l775. For this DISTINGUISHED
1o'', - rcspcct. be pleased to accept my most
hateful acknowledgements
s' The ooh May, l775, is day of which every
.,:ne Of North Carolina may well be proud. Moth
;aa could give me more pleasure than to be pres
., with YOU on ihc spot, where, on that day, a
rs.1 o Patriots dared for the fTSt fMc publicly to
lal,rc that our connection with Great britain WIS
Gssolxed that we owed her no ALLEGIANCE, ANA that
o'ss0, ,,orn and OF, rieht ought to be |rcc but
M, distance from You, and circumstances ho\ohd
~, conrol put it out OF my power to accept Nom
;a,;,,,;on ask, as Il favor that You, and those
,,r whom you act, when assembled, VIII Ull'o WIN
me in the subioincd sentiment
With ,he highest respect, am your most obc-
=. "'s .ar,',,t III. l.. WHITE.
The Sons Of North Carolina.-Nlay they be the
las, =, surrender those principles of Freedom and
Ind,ncndcnre which their fearless ancestors were
the first to declare.
Annexed are few of the sentiments given Oh
the occasion =
Bx Gen. +. G. Polk, ID Vice PrcNdcnt-lhc
ucchlcnburg patriots of '75-Wo to thrir sons who
do not rally Tor Liberty against ErcCnt}rc po"Cr.
By Col D. NJ Barrngcr Of Caharru>.-Fhe
nr;nrples of the da, we celebrate They teach
II, that eternal vigilance is thc price o! liberty,
,be,bcr as>ailcd under the forms OF law by It ego
nblcan' President, or with open violence Iy
titled monarch
By GOV. Suan-Fortunc Hunter, and Office
Hunters Let the fair sex beware of the one, and
the people OF the other.
By ]. II. Blake, Es,,.-Iugh l.. White. Pro
verbally honest and Just, all paric, unite in paying
4 him homage He is the Arstidc, of the Jackson
party in the American Senate.
B,S J. Harris. of Lncoln.-llcmy Clay Thc
4 lr>tdeS of the United Statc>. Ills enemies hate
4 him because he is incorluptiblc.
By Georse f. Davidson, of ircdcII.-W am
CASTOR. Admired for his genius, and rcycrcd for
his virtues, political prejudice may prescribe his
public services, but cannot darkcn his fame
By Robert Williamson, Esq. Of Lincon-Nar-
lin Van Buren,. The executor of the last will
and testament of Andrew Jackson he never can
4 plead the want of assets while lie holds the Pco-
PIES money.
BY Samuel Mckcc.-Thrcc groan, to the Con-
,cn,on this day to be assembled in Baltimore.
By James \. Johnston-IIcnry Clay. Our Pc
tical defender against foreign powcr-thc coucili-
8 ator of domestic Discussions. The highest oft of
f the People of this Union would be but the mcrtcd
reward of his faithful services.
& BY Col. W. lexandrr.-Tlc Baltimore Com
ycnon. Like the Hartford ConS cntiou, illrgiti-
mate in lis birth, the People of the United state
will not permit themselves to be dictated to BY it.
By James \. Wallacc.-Ifhc doctrine of Null
y fcaon and Consolidation. ScylIa ON the one side
4 and CharN bdis on the other both equally damgcI-
j on, To the liberties of the country.
ByN, ". Alexander, Esq.-lIenry Cay-ken-
tncky needs no monument Of stone or hrasS-il-
mmerahescrcs of years nor the flight of time, can
deprive her of the glory of her tavoritc son--
"maltd pdrS WiUs ritabH LibHnam."
1t may be remarked, as a singular circumstance,
that all the oasts are of the genuine gihie cast
Just as they should have been ON such an occasion
ON day consccratcd to the celebration of The
grcar Wig triumph, of the acknowledgements
which, ON the 20'h Of May, l175, just sixty years
ago, the first effective step was taken. The Jack
son men, it is said, refused to participate in the
celcbraion-tor what reason is best known to
themselves. 1t may also be noticed, as striking
coincidence, that, while this patriotic scene was cN-
ibiting in North Carona-,hiS testimony ofrcspcct
5 Tor the patriotic dcad-thc worslippcrS of EX-
eeulvc omnpooncc, against which those pat
to ratify the Presidents choice of his own success
{ sor! We hope and believe that an impulse has
been given, by the Mecklcnburg celebration, to
the l'hig cause in North Carolina, like unto that
which ii received on the 2Olh of May, 1175-an
impulse, which will secure the vote of that gallant
and patriotic State against Executive cncroach-
inen's on the constitution, and against Executive
dlcationm the choice of his succcssor-ihc first of
Which has direct and inevitable tendency to as
simulate our government to monarchy by conccn-
irating all power in the hands of onc maa and the