Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11
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>. The President OF the L. States.
}. The Declaration of Independence Read II,
tNranls, and ucmblc-ll is the hand niitlnp upon
the wall against YOU
l. The Memory oi Washington .>tdadngD
,. The speed, recognition oil the lndepen-
dencc OF Texas, and her Incorporation INTO the l
mon.
4. The Memory ollho Heroes oi the American
Revolution.
7. The surviving Patriots of the Revolution
MAY they long live 10 ENJOY the blessings "i libcr
~, or which they pallan,ly fought aud blcd
s. The Memory Of Adams, Jefferson, Madison,
and Monroe.
.. Virginia Oar native S,ale-rhc mother of
statesmen and patriots.
10 The Navy of the L. StatcS-li has gallant
lA borne and sustained the Stuspanglcd Bannc, in
every sea.
II. The progress OF free principles ~ Europe :;
propelled by the example of the United States
May spccdil, triumph over the ,,ran,s, and dis
cnthral free people.
l.. The Freedom of the Prcss-1'hc surc>t
safeguard against innovation upon the rights of the
people.
Is. The Fair ScN-May their bosoms never be
a resting place for towards or traitors.
VOLUNTEER TOASTs.
BY Doc,. j. Powcll-'I'hc Rights of the States
and the Union of the States.
Sent in-rcxas-Shc has shaken OH the sine.
kles OF tyranny and oppression and may Ilons-
ton, her gallant commander, be her next Prcsi-
dent.
BY Ebcnczcr llickok, Revolutionary Soldier
The surviving veterans OF the Revolution
Ma, their virtues be held in holy remembrance by
their
Bv +. G. Moore-Oh for the day TO come
H. .l,,,lI
the robes of Patriotism, nor Aristocrats in heart
mouth forth the words of equality and popular
rule.
Bv Dam ! l.. Coleman--Tcxas-Wh are w
backward to recognize her Independence l-SIe
is precisely of our faith and order
BY J. h. Irving, ESq.-Thc Distribution and
Deposlte Bill--A great and benefeen measure
1t wress the revenue OF the country from the re
luctant hands oithe Executive, and diSappoinis
the ravcnouS pack who had hoped 10 rc,c IN the
spos.
BY +. NJ. Pcnn-rhc Memory Of David Crock
ct,-Ils immortal name should be revrrcdby eve
~ true horn son of Liberty.
BY Jos. kyle-Wm. &. Rives-Thc great
champion of Southern principles and the peoples
rieh,s-Ilis name shall be registered in the temple
of immortality, whilst tina, of Benz Watkins Leigh
tn, anti Southern, anti Instruction politician, shall
be damned to oblivion.
BY Capt Jack Goodwin-The Senator from
Virginia, Benz. Watkins Leigh, the friend ant
pario, Of hi, conntrv-Ilis discriminating saeaci
" in the discussion of the fundamental principle
of government, eminently show that he is emit
tied 10 the confidence of his country may h,
long live and triumph the powers Of dcspo
tism.
By Dir. J. \. Rosc--IIcnry A. Wise, NIrginia>
youthful hcro--The bright honors Of "A free people
await him.
, Bv w. ID. Miles Andrew Jackson-Thc firm
md indep ndrnt statesman, the noble and gene
Gus citizen and the best President we ever had
BY \. Fitzpatricl-Thc President of the L
Statcs-Unnnchng and ncvcr-tring patriot
Nav he leave the Presidential Chair wilh mncl
glory as he did the city of \. Orleans the Stil o
January.
BY II. W. Qnarles-Vireinia The eyes of lrcr
people are opened TO the connex ion which i
forming between Notification and Federalism.
BY NJ. Going-Thos H. Bcnton--'Thc bold AM
intrepid statesman and patrot for his firm anc
manly stand against the mortified ambition OF III,
disappointed factionstS of the Senate, deserves til,
nations eternal gratitude. n
By Judge Crawford, of Mississippi Party spi
rit ; when founded in love of county, may pre-.
serve our system and insti,utons dNccted by am,
other motive, must overthrow the liberties of thu
people.
BY w. +. Chrstian-Gcn. Andrew Jackson
the hero of the late war-Mav the Northern Off
GERS meet the success, and initiate their South
ern brethren in arms.
Bv Capt. JACK Goodwin-May the people o
the North and South cndeavor to renew and con
firm their PATRIOTISM and know that il is cnllghtcn
ed national policy not to encroach upon the sacre,
rights of each other.
BY Capt. David Apling-M. Van Buren, Hi
late vote on the Bill to prohibit the circulation o
incendiary pamphlets, &c, through the Post Ohlc'
Department has astoundcd the Wings, and gvel
his Southern friends an earnest of the CORRECTNESS
of his principles.
BY Jno. B. Duncan, Esq.-The brave Houston
The laurels which he has recently won, would
wash the stains from character of an Arnold.
BY VIM. Lavendcr-Success TO the brave Tex
ans-NIay they be victorious.
By Thos. J. Walker-Thc Kentucky Rcsolu
tons of '9S, in all their original purity, in ,heor
and practice, are the only pillars that can perpet
uate liberties.
BY J. X. lving---Thos H. Benton-Lct I'll
records OF his own iniquites be expunged, be
fore he attempts to expunge the records Of the Be
nate.
By John u. Roberts-Gcn. Sam'l. Houston