Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-07


con star OF youth the pride and ornament OF man
hood and the solace OF old age.
By Richard T.. Buriooi-TIe Heroes of the
Revolution and the War of 1912 the first nobly
achieved and the second bravely sustained the lib
critics We now ENJOY.
By Capt. VIM. d. Brown--N olunteeTs OF
Lynchhorg may you always keep the public arms
committed TO your care in good order, and stand
ready, al a moments warning, when your conn-
rv's cause shall need Your aid, to defend her lights
and dignity with your latest breath.
By C. 4. Mayo-Our Revolutionary Patriots
i Our country is their monument a nations graft
udc tleir reward
Bv WIN. c. Pcrry-Marn Van Buren, the on
/ |. man in The world that is capacitat, d to preside
over nation that stands paramount among ma
tons.
Bv Henry H. Lewis-Agricunre, Commerce
and Manufactures separately, present a nations
capacities combined, its independence.
BY James Fox-hlai. Gen. VIM. II. Harrison
lie has filled every Office that he has held with
honor ,ohinself and his country: Nav he soon be
called, by majority Of his fellow citizens, to fill
the highest office in the gitt Of the American peo-
| pie.
By Capt. Vim. B. Brown-Amcricans: consider
these your enemies who would separate the States
or attempt to dissolve their happy Union.
By David X. Edlev-Our Institutions: Like
the Pyramids Of Egypt, may they resist the storms
of forty centuries, and still stand I" erect and un-
shaken above the floods of The Nile"
BY Gen. David Rodes--Our Republic Institu-
tons: Like the Pyramids of Egypt, may they re-
sist the storms of forty Reforming administrations
and still stand erect in their glory
BY Saml. b. Thurman--To-Dav: it is the birth
day OF Freedom; may the patriotism and in,elli-
gcnce of the people pcrpetuatc its existence to
the latest gen rations.
By. Henry II. Lewis-Thc Sagcs of the Revo-
luton; the great guides of the Union-Timc will
soon take them from us, but their example will
ever be in the hearts of their descendants
By Thomas Moon-NIartin Van Buren, the
Missouri Rcstrictionist; the advocate OF Free Ne
gro suffrage; the reviler of James Madison, of
Southern politics and Southern statesmen; claim
I'D by the Aboltonlss as their friend and advo-
cate; supported by the ultra Federalist who
cursed Democracyas treason, and by the Hartford
Convention States is presented to the South as
the Democratic Republican candidate for the Pres.
ldency wonder, if ON the last great day the
SUBJECTS and sfedm-doctors Of his Satanic Majesty
will not nominate him as the most fit Judge
| by Charles "A. Mayo-Martin Van Buren, the
able statesman, the tried friend of the surviving
soldiers Of the Revolution He has always stood
No. l, in the Republican ranks now doubIy en-
deared to ms friends as the subject of the most
wanton defamation. May he be our next Presi-
dent.
BY W 4. Talbo,-B. w. Leigh; emphaH-
coH1 the Leonidas of Virginia when her Lcgi,la-
ture, like the Spartan traitor opened to the spoil
or an access TO the violation of the constitution, he
like l.eonidaS, threw himselfno the dcfe, and has
sacrificed his political existence to defend il, Nav
the people speedily restore him
By VIM. b. Brown--Gen Houston INV h, be
"A Washington to Texas
By Col Abram r. Observation-Disclosures at,
tend to your own concerns, and let Southern mat
tors alone you must confinc yourselves in your
Northern regions and not venture in our Southern
climates, unless you wish your nccks tucked up
with our grapc-vincs, and swung up between hca-
ven and earth as scare-crows
BY Geo. b. Thurman-Nlai. Gen Scott we
once thought him one of the brightest stars in the
galaxy of American heroes, but were mis- taken
lie proved to be Only a meteor
BY Daniel Pickcring-rhe surviving Rev
olutlonary Soldiers may they long live TO enjoy
land for which they suffered and bled L; and when
they have finished their course in hi, land, may
they reap greater reward ina better land
by John /. Johnson-'Thc fair sex of LYNCH
burg may the Artillery ever be able and willin q
to lend their assistance TO them in time of distress
BY VIM. Nj. Davs-Woman In origin freak
OF nature, and designed merely for one of her
household ornaments ; but bv some unac counta-
BILE revolution, now constitutes the vercst dcspo-
tsm that ever regned ruled. Long may her
dominion last
by member of the Arery-To the Lcl,
Infantry OF Lynchburg May they strive to excel
their opponents in military pride
BY f.. {. Lankford-Thc rising generation
May the principles this day incucatcd be rccciy-
ed into their minds, and NAV they act in confor-
NIFTY thereto, until their generations shall have I'M
bbed the same-and thus the liberty of these
: States be transmitted from generation to genera
ton till Time shall be no more
BY Col. Abram r. North-William C. RiveS
Virginia. iavorite son, and true patriot a cIcat CT
! villain and cgl, years hence we will run him over
the Presidential course, and expect to distance
the lcld without struggle, rs just such a patriotic
, and enlightened statesman will be needed N the
helm OF affairs, to allav all parties and brine MS
back TO our former good old Republican princi-
pies
BY Robert b. Shclton-lIenry a. Wise j; the
), |Ugmi0n.
by VIM. \. Talbot-B. W. Leigh; one of the
"'cr"b Arlsocracy"of Virginia he stands like the
scrnb-oak of the mountains, perchcd on the sum.
mt, IT'S seat deeply fixed in the base nnscatbcd
by, and detyin-, alike the Northern blasts, and
the HV,nds and JackaHs that prowl and snarl be-
meath its boughs. Heaven make every Virgnian
a SCRUB drisf0craf and she is rede emed from tho
Eip"ngers black disgrace.
by Thos. Davs-Gen. Andrew Jackson: the
most popular man in the Union His fame has
reached the highest pinnacle of his countrv's oor,