Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30

DOMESTIC sxgFs.E.asESCE.

GREAT WING JUBILEE.


iaie reminding the Waves nj New \ ork ot The ! il
tory they hat won AID were IL commemorate and
nj nine line OF firing commenced. which bazed Run
the seaboarl he shcs ard shnoa the centre at The
Einp,re State with The echas q " iug Triumph.
Al eleven O'Clock. the delegati-ns rom The aeisb
boi,rins sates--Seui on hY ON bfaiher " aIss 10 -
s,ec with us incur eloTi5ns tictnfs 4syrn'hefH a
Masonic Hall. As each dele2a'ina entered the Hail.
it was received with three cheers. II abont l. e
clock the m.efing called 10 oldef by Charles
King. Esq. with tho view OF ascrriainng the number
oil delegates irnn tie respective states and rities
Whilst in the act of calling the delegations. la
trance o. Mr. Nrveonbe, asollier oftb. revolution,
was received with three times thrce
In the course of this reception call was mud up
ON the Hon. Peter K. Livingston, Of Dachess-iera
spark of the fire that had purified md Illuminated hat
sncienf county. Mr. livingston observed that tie call
sas altogether unexpected. and that his audience
sould soon pc, ccisc his iaahlty 20 make his voice
card thonchoat The Hall. Il gave Inn The most
ncrrs pleasure see such I'll assembly cor cteeaiad
IN so suspicious occasion, Iheif cause MS
common cause. They hid met 10 celebrate COM
non triumph triumph thaf promised 10 raj the IA
on forever Of a dynasty whieh bad too long misgot-
fned US. aud betrayed our interests. Those men,
9 said. must be consigned TO political nerdtlan.-
They in pow er, and II Is ouro~n anlt fbes
Escape the punishment they SO nchlN n.etli. he
of the administration had been orc that could
pass without censufe only where il conld pass with
out obversaIion. or Mr. Van Buren,, lie obsetFed
that there was probably no man LIVING who under-
stood him better than himseH NO uHe bad ceiosed
better opporunitfes OF knowing HIM SMALL as be @as
in stature. in intellect his longitude Mas much less.
As navigator he would do we'll enough 10 slceralat
boat in muddy Natrrs--hut that when he cause 10
broader waters where there need 81 sa1r and III
mar observations, he bad At run his ship upan
breakers. fNr. Livingston WIS here interrupted by
the entrance ot - delegation nom oHe ui TIN fVtf
oennties, who wrfe rerce ed eith three ehecrs1 l.
fesumine Iis obsersaiisu- he obsrwedthai he would
inlrude but moneut laeeet usoH the ass mblY -
that hls voice failing inat-lui HflInaui-Hed hm
of the necessity OF bringing hls remarks IN CLOSE
lie then 10 aiiu3e 10 our possession ot the
A,se nlhIs aad recommended N economy al the pub
lie money. and despatch Of the public business This
be said could be accomplished as wei In a.c weeks
IN five months. AMI flia tie close ef goo .taefHa
session always marked by nuwse # not uant.n-
ciplcd legislation 7 bat The uie aietv. selaat-
cd by who desire 10 advance theif I#itlie TT (
nj the public expense. IA ieg4ij = IHs clries
lac recommended TIE rclrala te ilH Prohibiting &c
issue DISMAL bills agl spoke "a fhc sa9Es5in f'H Id
heen experienced aHnou- the farmers lnd other rlb
znns OF ms disfiir iu eaase} Hcnae al thr s|ut
circulation tint bal - a5ne1 tege since the d.
rsngement OF ctr maeciaf} ss=trW. In conclusion
lie sad that the efaHd mquezi a. Tie Station hi a.
racued Mr.. Nau Butca--anA that !Ae people hl
passed upon him iul ,ulcnt NJ condemnation. Ili-
hritercourse oala 3e 70 nrsrc In that uj -rfe
md rct,te 10 lhc o.leari'y To which vauIi can.sa
hun.
When Mr. L..ae.i BIO hi concluded
Mr.. Aaron CLARKE 'he Mayer. US called To HE
char On taking IL, he observed ta' II vou'l b.
waste Of tnc md words 10 saarui3te en- I c.f4tf
stances under ~ Inch Size sqr,nlly 3d f..l
u was Indeed nm az ftS,,f, of ia ,,,a frs ut-fe.t
WHOM ths 6lrrds II ,,,l nr.l,- aud e.Y.l ,4..,.,
,les and honest s.f>, ,,ia5 hsl ,.ssf5ied s ..,,
inrnofaie the dleeelhf,H et fi,r re#fDtl,,..t f,s
savaIinn OF a unalt, clurlfe Tho rl4rf $500. u,..5t.,
o(tlc ocraeiou Il vaa hrIflf. FL. 4.,.f ( .s,f-il
tai Congress had ayscuiled in prrelln thar iIIs.f
conntrywss free was t11l#4sl b., fllnu. ,a 5la.
ripus asserfatior. ri am rr,I,f.enI, hls,iv 4,.
CATIONS that lived ~ fac heaf ri r,-fs lfteu1u au5
iho, ma Is,se of mr. ca. III ,. 5ii, or tfr
Mr. Clarke alluded ut.H rae5#., lff, f., ilclrftfs
ol our rryolni ata. as .ff4.llfl> u nat.
le,, Of nr more recent h.flrs Tie poke l,hr vie
oresthat bad heesi resrntI, achieved h, the N3l,s
throughout the l.nai,--,n1 ,rle,lcd a5,fritI Is To-
keninrky and Massachusetts. An aiiee5o, II, llsn-
~ CLAY Mas ,ecr,,ea v the II, ri, Inn,
.,asu, that knew no b. lol tiie ,,..,t, II ~,
celebrated nhr1.r Of Mr. ~ rbster-,t ise t'ut..t,,
one Consfiinl,n-an. Deei55y ~ bt.z,fslt aaaa he
ioudest acelauaaeo The reference IN tlr.r d.sfia-
rirished CHAMPIONS of JarsfIftriopal liberty Wa
hailed by the audience q, III, a s,onian.nl,s .lanf i
spprol,i,on ,cll lIuson VS. m. with, ,fioc ,,, h.
of spulai,se Mr.. clarke tl,en srule oi f,,y;.ft,
abandonment o. naiI, for lhe ro,,,,t,,-.lc r,,..e
oucnces of this es,ero,,s 7e.ie,, nj, h. ,.,-,,a M
manner IN VIII ch IN. 1sl,ou id ,,,,;rl ~
generous and di.ttarssred .4e,5fcc. In tl. c,n.as
Ton he alluded 10 FIR fi-tla.el.brd VIM ,pTsse
iativt from New An,k v ne bad b-,,f .l.,ti nd
the same anspIres sf.-sr. Ii.5a,,o ,,,! 1,
thcirbamts were 50 rccc,, - h, ,h. ~ s
10 in hcae that thsr utiufIpIeS is5, ri,,y,rt, ,l
fheirseryiceS were dni, an.fee15i,l In ronrt5.3..
Mr. Clarke referred 10 the se,si.rs ,fi,,, Whis w
men of New Yolk a. the l,a# e4,,,,-,, nd ,,,t,.
cd an appropriate and .aufs sentiment uitb winch