Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-28

"" III, even TO the degradation OF beng con
svu =: n.,. instruments, to carry into effect w
ve,e' - an irresponsible Caucus, we cannot ADM
~, BE- arires the wings; unless, inoeea' ~ DC y
o,;o,snes. OF his measures, at nm iF''"eas"'a
~. ~, d,.,.,e. from himself Is this yohr heanins
~, Niche n not, pay what IS y
and how does the Hero drive The " niss ~ e'
iish.fn u.s. -, w HouIdin The
y 81 ,bc Charlotte District fle has Con-
"t Wb;gso,-WeI ell dJne good fellow"
~, Rouldin is toasted, by another gentleman, as
,,,yes, among the grave, and the mefrles
- The merry showing hat he IS gooo eiec-
.'.a.,er. and we presume hat in this sense he Is
.noLsn of above as the Champion CT VIC onaf'
Ian. district For surely, the oa''er dia no' ''en'
,,.a,;r4e h;n by pretending 10 coinpn"e" ,i'e
.s,,r,,. Ifhr has .conquerel Whisism' IA MS us
,.t h must have en- weak indeed IN That quar-
y, A child may kill hsa, but we should hard.
sv deem the exploit orthy ofparticular laud1iion
we have rot the pleasure OF MI. bo"ldh's nc
onant,nar. il il true tn, we have never head his
T;ends..peak of him, bur as a joyisl companion,
who like Yorck, could set the table IN roar, by
ve,aiIng borrowed jokes ard songs, whercwiih his
,osm,rv !, better stored than Is his Eiind with les
sons Of political wisdom
Il Rv .Iames r. .Hedlcy Thomas Richie :
ynawed by MISREPRESENTATION he has fought the
good fight he has kept the fiith the next ASSEM-
NV will reward him for his works"
tlarc is the secret Of Mr. R,chie's zeal in the
cau,s of democracy" which, in another toast
drunk on tho same occasion, was specially com
mended, as being as warn when the sad demncfh-
cy VS. in the minority, as when the scales OF
victory inclined in It's favor. Mr.. X. knew that he
had nothing t, expect from the Wing party, should
continue to maintain It's ascendancy IN the State
k0,a a
minority, into which he was Unexpectedly thrown
ino majority. No woadcr, therefore, that his
zeal burned with unusual warmth and brightness
The public printing had been lost, and the oaly
means of recovering it by procuring The trans
fer of the reins of power from the hands, witch,
unexpcc,cdly TO himself had cured them at the
prsce ding election. And he has accomplished his
object. The victory has been won, and he already
puts in his claim for the s2oiiS Jealous as Mr..
Richie is known TO be as politician, it is impos-
sibe not to see thai his pecuniary interest in the is
sue of the contest added fresh fuel 70 the fire. Never
before d. he exhibit much Of the spri, of the
plrtizsn- Never before did he manifest such cam
est socltude for vicory-Nevcr did he 50 far lose
$ CHI OF the courieses Of life and indulge IN pc
rites, which wonId have lily become even fsJaye-
nile days. What has thus starred The blood IN his
veins = blood vi,ieh~age should have rendered
logs of the public printing was superadded to the
modification of defeat, and that the desire ofrcco
-yering 1t was the principal incentive to his jealous
srussle for victory I Well-he belongs TO the
" spols party" and unqreslorably he has earn
ell Them Let the $4,000 be again given to him.
There were m ny other .oass given on this oc-
casion, hat We have no room for farther comment
even if the game were worth the candle. We have
already occupied too mach space we fear, with
such riffs. We close by copying the toasts of the
members elect to the next Legislature from This
county, and that of the successor of Col. Davenport
in Congress:
a Mr. WIN. Daniel, jr most agrceably entertain
ed the company with short but eloquent and
appropriate address, and then gave the following
. toast:
"By William Daaiel, 1.-THE Constitution of
the United STATES Speak The Speech pray you,
as il ~ written"
".Sent5u Mr. o. G. Clay, az inrtcd guesi.-
Thoma, Jrff r,on tho Apostle of Democracy :;
yb,ls, with zeal We maintain his princip let us
eliy observe his precepts.
rnpinin Waller Cries Our Constitutions
AMI of the Union more than mere
arc engraved on the hearts OF our
cannot be ncIncl or bottcd,
re no. partizan in their char
lave been intended. They
- sentiments. The
'ah'eh that the cons ltu,
It is wrtt.n with Mir.
and principles IS MI JEFF
.cved and maintained an with
at the constitution may not he BIO
med, but by the consent of the people
dfer as 10 the best means to tiTec, whot
regard desirable ends.