South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-10-31

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been thrown out of the windows on the
walk lib.
JUDeE WHITE. --On the recent vi.
sit Of Judge WHITE TO Nashville, where
the Legislature was in session, he was
received with the greatest demonstra-
lions of respect, public and private
The Banner OF the 9th inst. says:-
"The parade yesterday, and dinner
given to the Hon. Hugh L. White,
was the geatest display ever made in
Nashville since the honors paid to La
fayette."
The Speakers, Members and Off
GERS, of both Houses of the General
Assembly, the Governor elect Of the
State, a number of the Members of
Congress, the Clergy of the Presbyter.
ian Synod, the President of the Uni
versity Of Nashville, and the Pastors
of the different Churches in Nashville,
together with such strangers Of dislinc.
ton as the Committee of Invitation
| were aware of being in the city, were
invited asguests. A number of military
companies from the neighboring towns,
as we'll as those Of Nashville, turned
out on the day of the dinner, to join in
| the procession, & give eclat to the festi-
val. We annex some Of the toasts gil
ven at the dinner.
"OUR CoUNTRY--Not the North, nor
the South, nor the East, nor the West,
but our WHOLE country"
| The Constitution of the United
States-Sages and Patriots breathed
into it the breath Of life may that life
prove mortal.
I. The American people-Quick &c
perceive, and prompt to guard, theil
rights (; they will yield up the elective
franchise to neither friends nor foes.
4 GEORGE WASHINGTON, "the father
Of his country" and the model of he
roes and statesmen; has fame increases
with the lapse of years.
JAMES MADIsoN-A commentator
. on the Constitution, whose light does
not mislead.
Our distinguished guest, the Hon
HUGH L. White ; the enlightened ant
impartial Judge, the CONSTANT repub-
lican Statesman, and the uncompro
missing foe to corruption in every shape
6 We have admired, supported and
cherished him through forty years o
public service; we will still honor, cher
; isb, and support him.
THE applause which followed thi!
toast was long, loud, and reiterated
Judge White, through the President o
the day, returned his thanks, but de-
cined making speech, on account o
recent ill-health, and ofhis present at
titude before the people. lie Their
offered the following toast:
By the Hon. HUoH l.. WHITE: The
Volunteer Companies of Columbia,
Franklin, and Nashville--The aged
need feel no solicitude on account Of
their children--they will always be
safe while under the guardianship oil
young men so enlightened, patriotic,
and fearless.
| The present Congress of the United
States--May they be patriots OF the
"ozdsn stamp" and not partizana Of
the modern day.
| The Army and Navy Of the United
/ Statss-Ths gallant defenders OF their
Country's honor, at home or abroad.
| The American Fair-Bright orna.
ments of our own, our native land, and
hsIpmates meet for freedoms sons.
| VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
| ByJ. w. Perkins HU. L. WHITE
| and Col. NEWTON CANNoN-rennes-
| see has always shown herself willing
and ready to award the need of praise
and honor to the wise, the good, and
| the patriotic.
| Here Col. CANNON rose, and, with
| his thanks for the compliment, offered
the following toast |:
By Col. N. CANNON, Governor elect !:
The principles Of Republican Govern.
ment, ever safe while entrusted to the
hands of the enlightened citizens Of
Tennessee.
| By John Shelby The Hon JOHN
BELL-Unseduced by the love Of Of.
| 6co. ,,nauvnd rs, th, lrn,uns M nnwor I.