Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

: Mr.. sesar rose nnis.i rhs ris"dits o''hs so"pa-
/ -. nd ,,ade n very able aud appropriate resp"hse'
h;.L h. concluded BY offering The following
.on,,,,e,, winch was received with denominations
Na,faIt Borough: her great dependence for
commercial grandeur must be on tile James hFe'
f I,,,,oy.n,rnt and its tributary connections Lean
~ ,,tn, this staff she can not only never fai, but
,ill-aasf rise to the rank OF i great Commercial
Emporium. ,..,
nv A. q. Southall. Virginia Like the wound
ed Eagle but with eye fixed upon the sun, sue
will We. rise undoubtedly, anu soar ihto 'ho "'s"
heavens Of prosperity
By NJ Bowers. Patriotism IN the only eyre IN
which the Eagle ofLbetty would build--the eaeiels
of North Carolina. South Carolina and Virginia will
choose other nest ~
/ By VIM b. Whitehead Of Nansemond. The
Commercial Convention May the yeomanfy oil
Virginia discuss its subjects and then merits andthe
Legislature adopt its recommendations.
By e. Hall Virginia sleeping giant IN re
sources may she awake III the cause oil Iorninofee
and Internal Improvement
ByR. II. Webb. Public Opinion II controls the
WAYS and doings Of men; may 1t soon control tie
WAYS and doings Of Southern merchants IN regard TO
Southern interests
Il, Tho's J.. Morton OF F,rm,le. The citizens
Of Norfolk Borough the name OF stranger Is I'M
known among them.
Nv John H. Butler North Carolina and Virgi-
MA they are as indlssolubly connected as the Sa-
mcsc TWINS.
Nv The City OF Williamsburg. the
Counties of Elizabeth Cny, Warwick, and Nanse.
nond-.Sfars IN NE East brightly shining forth the
light Of Internal Improvement.
The following toast, announced by Col. MIllson.
was sent by Mr.. Samuel ID. Morton oil Charlotte,
who was prevented by other engagements from al
tending
The Old Dominion her resources-hcr tobacco,
her wheat her manufactures, with the enterprise and
industry Of our old Scotch merehants-and the di-
rec, trade will be speedily restored.
By Robert Tyler OF Williamsburg The South
and the whole South interest, one bond Of
uuiun one polite al destiny. Let the capital OF her
wcaltl, aud honorrcst the steady columns Of her
Commercial independence.
BvB. y. Walters. The able Presiden, Of the
Commercial Convention. a pure production OF oid
Virginia.
Nv Wm. p Morgan Of North Carolina The
memory Of Nathaniel Macon.
BY Thomas II. Ellis. The James River and Ka
nawha improvement let ns but tap the ONO, and
We shall have opened a stream of wealth Tor our
mother Virginia, (which will more than comfort and
support her in her old age
nv Nm f. Cunning ham. Southern com
mcrce: with Southern resources, IL can be resus-
citated by the patriotic union OF all hands and all
hearts
BY Jos T. Allyn. The legal exercise of our
reserved 1 ghts-adneot road TO commercial cmanci-
patton.
By VIM. Tatem. The voice Of this Convention ::
, the South lends lends willing earl must be heard
and ,ciH bc hecded
BY X. IL Armstcad Of Williamsburg. Norfolk :
cxceed IN patriotism only by her hospitality.
BY Owen X. Flynn OF Suffolk. Internal Improve
ment aud an increase OF banking capnol-'he broad
and safe basis which direct trade can be success
fully accomplished
BY Jesse Landlord of Southampton. Old Viz
gina. and more
BY Dicke Gait. Agriculture and manufactures
the true basis OF Nnginlas prosperity.
by DIR. Tebauh. Edmund Ruf6n, the able editor
of the Farmers Register: for him postcrly wreathes
a crown oi fading gratitude.
Mr.. Ruthn rose and said, that he did not mean to
make speech but he would ask leave to offer
| roast, aud accordingly gave the following
| Norfolk and Portsmouth chose whom God has
Joined together let no man put asnnder."
/ by Wm. d. Hodges. The prosperity Of State
! it can only be pIomotcdby the application Of aff
cia 10 the Development and mn r1ycmcn Of its
natural capacities.
u, s. Mordecai. The memory Of John Mar
shall.
The following toast having been giycn
Fleming James of Richmond the entciprsing
merchant aud active friend of Internal Improvement.
lie deserves well oi his country.
Mr.. James made suitable response, and proposed
a sentiment. Mr. is toast was not among those
handed IN To us (probably not wr,en) and we
are therefore constrained to omit 1t.
BY Jas s. French. Tho speedy establishment of
direct rade--the ultimate object of us all. Though
differ 10 the means, all labor Tor the
same end.
| by Gov. Tyler. Wyndham Robertson as no
bic fellow as ever lived. His health in a bum
per
| Wien this toast was given, Mr.. w. H. Macfarland
rose and made few appropriate remarks, in behalf
OF MI Robertson, who he said had that moment de
parted from the room. Nh, Murdaugh thereupon
proposed, " The memory ofour " departed" friend,
! Wyndham Robertson, Esq"
by Thos. James. The Independence and Union
of these United States never tic overthrown by
any power on earth May every true Virginia bear
tins uppermost IN his mind
There were a number OF other toasts given the
occasion, but they not handed IN. During
the evening, toasts drank in compliment to the
Hon. Francis Mallory and Col, John s. MiIlson
who each responded with speech and sentiment ;
but neither of the toasts were handed in TO us.
FoRr CAss, (fENN.) Nov. 4.
Alter all the cxertions which have been made by
| the military (and fart by alN q peace