Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-13
COMMUNICATIONS.
FOURTH OF JUN.

Celebration at Nem Glasgow, .lmherH county.
The Anniversary of our Independence WIS Gel
cbraed in New Glasgow with more than usual
spirit and animation. At eleven o'clock, the Ia
dies and gentlemen of our village, together with
many from the ueighborhood, assembled At the
Church, where the Declaration OF Independence
was read by Mr.. Samuel ". Gdriand, and beau
tiiul and appropriate Grafton was delivered by III.
W. Gdri,nd lr.-Ihe Company then repaired To
the New Glasgow Hotel, where they found rich
and beautiful table spread under beautiful shade,
by the landlord, Mr.. Richard j. Waugh After
the cloth was renewed, the tollowin" toa>tS were
drunk, accompanied by music. Nothing occurred
during the day TO mar or interrupt the Joy and
tcstiNity %, the occasion.-fhe greatest good feel
ing perry AIDED the whole company and every one
seemed animated by the same generous and pat
riotic sentiments. The day was closed by SPLEEN
did Ball, where all the cares of life and all the spi
rit OF political controversy were banishcd and for
gotten, in the gay, the brilliant and anlmating
scene.
REGULAR TO ASTS.
|. The day we celebrate the birth day ofli-
hcrly.
= The Constitution of the L. States
3. The memory OF George Washington The
rst in war; the first in peace, and first in the hearts
Of his countrNmen.
/. The heroes and patriots of the Revolution.
). Virginia The land of the free and the home
of the brave.
g. The Army Of the United States Worthy
of being the defenders oftle only home of Liberty
in the world
Z. The Navy tic United States: 1t has tri-
umphantly borne our nap through every sea and
every cline.
s. The President of the United States
o The memory Of jefferson The author Of
the Declaration of Independence and the Bill OF
Rights, and the great Apostle of Liberty.
10. Agriculture, manufactures and commerce :
In the equal and even protection of all, peace and
prosperity will be found.
II. Education: In the general diffusion tkuoV .
ledge, will be found the best guarantee OF lib
critics.
u The memory of Lafayette; The friend OF
Liberty and America.
IL The fair sex : The last, best gift of God to
VOLUNTEER TO STS.
By Edward A. Cabcll, ls N.P. Chief Justice
Marshall The friend of Washington, the Mans
field of America. Like the pillar of the West,
which bears his name he stands alone in his glory.
IL. NJ. Garland, lr Orator OF the Day.) Mrs.
Fanny kcmblc Butler: She came among us,
kicl>'d up on the stage, exhibited to perfection
her ANGLES and carriers, received several hundred
thousand dollars oiour money, then went oil and
abused us. Sic transit eior'a mund'
j. Peuyjohn, 2nd v The right of insruc-
ton, as recognized by VIM. c. Rivcs.
W.P Ssson. Religion without prlcstcrah, and
politics without party.
William Staples. Martin Van Buren,, the cN-
ccutor of the last will aud testament Of Andrew
Jackson; he never can plead the want OF assets
while he holds the peoples money
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to the greatest and best.
Major p. Keith. Martin Van Buren, In the
event of his election to the presidency, may all
parties become conciliatcd, and peace, union and
harmony prevail.
James p. Wilcox. Henry Clay, Ike the smart
est boy at school, is kept down, Tor fear he viii
expose them all by his talent, but at last rises d
bove them all.
By Ebcnezcr Iiic>ok, Ga revolutionary soldicr.)
Van Buren, and the Union: Wishing that the FIRST
may be President, and the last exist forever.
J. H. Irving. Van Buren,; Opposed to all Ia
riffs, except those of , and rs. Opposed to all
works of internal improvement, eIccp those OF Il
national characcr-opposcd to all Banks, crcepf
those which may be made subscrvicnt to hls poitl-
cal ambition,-a genuine democrat in every thing,
crccpt in practice, any thing and every thing e.
cept an honest man.
J. IL. Goodwin. Let us with dellbcration dis
cuss all subjects of political interest, and as re-
pubcans, agree thaithc majority IS too deeply I'M
planted in the principle ofRepubIlcan>m to be torn
asundcr.
Col. VIM. II. Garland. \ liberal and udicious
employment Of the means of the state, Tor the pur-
pose of rendering more perfect the communication
of its several parts will insure the happiness and
prosperity of the whole
+. b. Andrew Jackson: may the close of his
political life be Brilliant as his military career
has been glorious.
Joel BowlcS. Van Buren, and Rivc,: the ne Vt
President and Vice President Of the United
States
Richard Powell Martin Van Buren,: May he
be the next President, and then We can say with
the poet & Now is the winter of our discomfort
made glorious summer by the son OF Var } oh.
David Applno The democracy of Virginia
will iorsake all for principles, and nothing for
men.
H. NJ Garland, Jr. The 18th of July, day on
which party politics should be discarded.
George Galloway The commencement OF
the James River and kanawha Improvement the
dawning of better day in the Old Dominion
+. Penn J. &. Cabcll-hc deserves more
from Virginia than any man since the days OF the
revolutions
II. NJ Garland, >cnr., (scnt in.) The day nc
ceiebra!c the political sabbath OF great nation ;
the indulgence OF party asperltics ON tins day, as
offensive in the eyes Of God and man, as the pro-
fanation Of the Christian sabbath for religious
elimination and church intolerance.
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