Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-10

resstless influence has purified his nature and sub
incd his grosscr passions.
By lames r. Peppcr-IIenry \. Wise the bright
star OF Virginia, WHO so boldly and iearlessIy defeud-
ed The rights OF his country while aeing as ono Of
the Examining comnHtteu during the last Congress
sional session May lie be rewarded.
li> William II bydiek-Ihe Orator Of the Day
The peal after peal al his mighty cloqucnee thr pa
ihctie mauneroi his appeal Ia the judgments ot his
auditors the calm dchbor,sion oi which lac is pos
sesscd his appropriate gestsr.s, and the timely
llaSs aud cadence ol his voice Ito most clearly ind
cate that relong he will he numbered anoug tho
most b,aa and ns.il stars that shine in our hora
aud literary constellation. May lac continue To cul-
| inato his til,nts ho suffer thu laurel
wrath VIII, "chi.r has been crowned tins day 80
fade AMI witlcr by reason I'll the stumbling blocks
ani nildcw nj cn,ious critics, who would lam pros
italc the brightest genius aud eons.n II 10 obsions
darkest les, beeause they orsootli dare not hope,
N have not energy to aspire. But let rs OF his fcI-
low. eiil1cua, lao have realized his talents. rightly
appreciate them. The rNctted attention and loud
burst after burst ol applause III his auditors or thar
day manifested most clearly ilcir appreciation a.'f
hugh entertainment while listening To h,s lengthy
a,d c.,yrlues interesting aud eloquent Grafton.
~ 1t. Col Charles Phrlp--Chnrcl, and Stats'
ilighs hpno,cd AMI wonderfully blessed While in
state oi s,ngl, hossr,lncss.
Scul III - noertry that iear fascinating name,
which has al late bed thousands asray ,upoIilies: la
the d,,s o jefferson. Madison aud Monroe. II vas
,oice nrti, r. hun al late II ns dcgenerated; ani ON
anal, llng component parts, II ~ found In bo
ttgcls unprcg'n,''d With Missionary aud Monar@
c'N
Sem n,-Nlcholas Endle Ills name will be re-
sprctcd " hep li4 calumn,ators are dead.
Nv Wm. T.. Ilen,s--lhc heroes al 20: Their IL
lnst1ons deeds will shnc whcn brass aud mar
bile ,,llhase fallen beneath the Srrohc ii time.
liy G. ". lrr--'lho Juseme Proc this
lnotn,ng MAY their virtues erow with their s,owh
aud strengthen with their strength, uniil illcy beeono
shining ornaments ~ our world.
Hy T.. {. I.anhloti-on, Country night or
wrons Ilemho l. rccteaut 10 his countf.'s cause,
will 20 down
.. 70 Ill, vile dust from whence he sprung,
:" nWcpt. nnhouold and nustmg.'"
~ Slunel u. 'rhninmn--'fhe Bank of the L.
States; Theuph universally acknowledged 10 be
subscternt the treat purposes ior which II w,s ere
alrd taecofnig lohc lnch sonr,n CONSTITUTIONAL has
brcu vetoed upon constitutional grounds Tbs is
cnpllt, ally the asr oi political, legal and 'nelloc-
iu1 advancement
Sem m-our Go,cnunrut aud Commerce: The
l,,rne1 LA, waved wW AGAINST tire htnr whnnsliey
OUGHT 10 he ltLe SISTERS.
Semi ,u-arhc 'tlI ot january, i7l5 ,i,t"rioos
da> the American amy at New Orleans, and Ia
al day ii, ~ effects asnueh II the cause ot
ten. lack @on's elevation the Presidency oi the u
States whose administration Ia, delanged aud ruined
commerce.
BY 1ohu Ward, Jr.-Wonan, the tofintan
der ia Natures architecture.
By II. II. fGiysrr--lhouIas II. Bcnton: the inia-
nous noto,i'tl winch his hnnbuggns experiment
ha4 co''r - upon hm should deter politicians IN
lntura hon, ,"culamg too LARGELY upon the eredu-
lt, ol he people.
-, Thomas VI D,,is--N,cholas Biddr. tho iu-
ilrvtle her of old Mother Bunk an inheritance
which scrmetl, 10, 10 fade away. Although "Ipo-
scd bs the tremendous influence oi pr'ncipa.s anu
powers lie stands, the prop oiha lettering herelaA'
aud the hope OF trade Have not his enemies, as
- those who knew his worth without the n.y. "
deln4j,r "eNpo,meut,' occasion 10 Apply w. NV
the old ala.r, - \ freud III nee'' IS ''>''
drcd }" ~,
10 =, - MI. ines krud.,st Eltot
r,n,lne, ol amer -, ii oearing the order Ut
the Circuit curt lnsfl, 'Hrds 'fr' schsnfe oil 'h'
lovers ol 'he.r connrrs,, ~ ,..;..... ,,..;...,;,
E,,,,.l, ,,l un.r Sherman mtchraics Their
,n,tll FINN. IS Il better inheritance than all the
H. ~. \ Eead-- Nicholas Blddc, oft,e insoi
r,ot /. States Ha of Ponnsy lvana. whose notes
,or1and u pre- MUM OF 10 per cent
Sent iu--.h,ctaon's Minister. Nhe Bank OF the 1
Slntes) int annual 1t carried Us thronSih
the saie; and, s'uce MS death, we lave SUCK III
the mud
Son, --larkson', Pocket Veto; p,croga'ivc
thai no monarch oi Europe could exercise with sao'
/, 30 his head.
I,y Wm. =. Hcld, Jr.--The soldier who dies Tor ms
country:
Sweet !, the death OF those
Nhn iot thclr country die,
.Snk IN her bosom to repoSc,
Nnd tnnlph where they lie
y, r. ] tInri,-Afts aud Scionee May the great
heads aud casts such "oou, shade over these tho
most important of All things, which have tendency
10 promote the weltweota cs,lizfd community, soon
be binishcd lts,. the b,sizon Vi a Tree Republic, ny
the slln~li ne al s.,cal wisdom
y, Wn CoN-Mrlm Van Buren,, President ct
the t. States The Her - greatest and best, tio
roaring lion having cit the catease
Sent iu-Ihe ,ominan, party III our last Les's'"'
lure They were disposed To CRAFTY party
tlnt i, dcslfo,,n the best interests OF the country
,h,n ia BASS laws for the rclci ofe people, and the
wants al the poor
By Wm \. Talhot-Thc patriotic Ladies oil
Lync lburg For their literally, extended To tue
Mechanic Artillery, nihe presentation al stand
of ColorS, they will ever be prominent IN ING tee"i-
br,nce of every member of the Artillery corps
By +. &. Lankiord--'rhe Orator OF the Day I'm
first attempt illustrates the benefits OF our Tree iis'i-
,urions May his cloqncnce inspire the r,s'ns geno-
ration with the patriotic feelings when leg our ioie
fathers to hazard life liberty and fortune III opposing
tie polisn. -.
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