Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11

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t. The Memory of Washington e" First in
war, hrst III peace, and first in the hearts of hi,
countrymen."
>. The worthless of the Revolution: We rcvc-
renee then virtues, and cherish their memories.
Il. Jefferson and Adams: llaIlowcd Apostles of
Liberty
Z. James Monroe.
:. James Madison.
q. Lafayette: The gallant stranger, who sought
our shores, 10 worship At the shrine OF Liberty
10. agriculture, the Arts and Sciences The
me xhaustlble sources of national wealth. prosperi-
ty and happiness.
IL. Internal Improvement,
II. The Orator of the Day.
l3. Woman:
he Star that beams DER every cline,
" Its soft aud wichine RAYS"
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the Prcsdcnt-'Ihc Day we Celebrate the
dawn of freedom to tho United States
BY Col. VIM. II. Garland, \ ice President
The Senate of the United States their 6rmnrsS,
patriotism and ability have deprived corlupt ad
mnstraton OF their most efficient means of per
pctuating their powcr-a Surplus Revenue.
BY Dir. David Palteson-To rcpose blind
faith in no public olic"r-to be the parlizan of no
man or partv-to prcsciv. invioa,c the sovereign
ty of the States-to maintain uncontaminaicd the
RIGHT OF suifrage-and 10 cherish the doctrine of
strict construction these the aud slodiaSt
bulwarks of our freedom, and in Nrglnias pal
my days these mere the princip piles OF her OH Re
publiCans.
By Richard \. Eubank-IIcnrv Clay: a patri-
OF and able statesman, abused and vlllled by the
iawning s,cophantS OF powcr-the present genera
ton may not appreciate his worth, but poscrity
will do Justice To his merits.
BY Capt. Robert II. Pryor-Mav the pol-
cal strife OF the day be put down, and Mon Away,
exist
BY Thomas :. Sangs,cl-Thc Dav we cclc-
brate NAV it never BIZ forgotten, whilst Liberty
has votary.
By Hudson ). Garland-Om worthy Landlord
may his success in business ever equal his capacity
for it.
Bv George Caavav-Jamcs Madison one OF
Nrginia's noblest sons-thc ENpoundcr OF the Re
solution of $3.50.
Bv Thos l. Massie-IIcnry 4 Wise pure
drop of Old Nirginia's best blood.
BY II. Heney-\ irginia will use all the means
in her power to cooperate with the general 90
vernment, so long as the general government adj
heres to her former rcpnbcaniSm.
By Thos. S. Sang >htcr-Wm. {. Rivos: one OF
Nrginia's most distinguished sonS--Nlay he sue
coed Martin Van Buren, in the Presidency.
Bv Robert Camn,-Gcn. Sam'l Houston the
spots on his escutcIeon fading before the glo-
res of San Jacinto. May his future i'll
Freedoms cause consunmatc the ablution.
By Col &. Sale-Libcrty Our rich inhcrl-
lance, begueathcd us by our iathcrs-may we cy-
or take care 10 preserve II.
BY Robert NJ. Eubanh-Wm Henry Harrison
the pure patriot and statesman.
Bv Elliott w Northumberland NJ. Johnson and
Amalgamation they may suit the taste OF Northern
fanaticisnl, but they soorntully repudlacd by
the chivarous Southron.
By Thos 5. Sanester-Bcnj. W. Leigh: a
palpaple specimen of Aristocracy and Federal
ism.
By Capt. VIM. =. Sisson--B. w Leigh: the
pure patriot and the able defender of his country'S
rights.
Bv Robert Camm-Ilenry 4. Wise: bright
star in Nrcinia's night, Qncnchlcss be It's beams.
BY Thos. :. Sang,ter-Maj, James Garland :
his course in Congress, SO far, deserves the appro-
baton Of his constituents.
BY J. l.. Wright-Marim Van Buren,: the
Arch Magician--may his name be politically lost
By Thos. G.. MoOn-llcrc is health TO Gen
Jackson--and may his health 90 round-Llkewlsc
to every brave American who fights against the
crown.
By Col. Vim. H. Garland-Marn Van Buren,
political lnegler, influenced alone by scli-lnicrcs
and personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
By Robert Camm-The two Prophets the pub
lie printer said of Gen Jackson, I" his election vii
be curse to the country " Gen. Jackson said
By the Eternal Tom Richie is the greatest
scoundrel in America !" All You cunning WIZ
ards
By Dr. David PatteSon--Marin Van Buren,
the Missouri Restrictionis-hc advocate OF rec
NEGRO Suffrage and a District NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
whole political career has been one continued
scene of black ngraitude and lawning sycophan'
CIV. Shall Virginia aid in the elevation OF such a
man TO the Presidential chair !!
BY Col {. Salc--Iienry Clay the able an'
,ieadfast friend Of State Rights and worthy TO fiji
the highest Office in the gift of the people.
BY VIM. Pryor-Nly prayer is that Martin Van
! Buren, be not elected our next President
Sent in by Champe Car,er-llugh l.. White
an able statesman and an honest man--may he b.
our next President.
BY DIR. David Patteson-llonry A. Wise th
youthful champion ofLiberty:
With generous ardour
Still may he urge the great, the glorious cause,
And gain the ever honored bright reward
Which fame entwines around the Patriot brow,
And bids forever flourish on his tomb,
For Nations freed, and T,tan,, laid IN du,t."