Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-09

by George w. Lce--virginias frec-born sons
May they learn rightly to appreciate the halIowcd
word, 4" Liberty :"
by John II Goodwin Of Amhcrst-In The career
OF national cal lfnes we have been visited by Of
tic most destructive that is, the present deranpe-
'nent of the currency Of The counry-And may it be
speedily restored to The great commercial interest Of
| a free and independent people.
By Thomas NJ Days--'fhe present Congress: a
slothinl group for business but firm and resolnte
they stand upto the rack Of an empty Treasury. fod-
der or no fodder: Eight dollars II day make then,
steadlasi and immoveablc, always Astounding in the
work Of opposition. May they be employed by the
job, and paid according 10 the good they do Their
country.
by Uriel IIman--flenry Clay, one Of virginias
brightest sons May lsiI find him filling the high
est Office in the gift of II free people
by George w. Lee-The day we celebrate; bright
morn OF Liberty May it always be sacred in our
memory
BY George u. Thurman Henry Clay: Neither
his eloqucnce his eminent public services exempt
Inn from the base assaults OF party malevolcnce.
May no prove morning star of reformation TO the
present administration.
by Matthew Mar,in--A. JACKSON, NJ. Van Buren,,
Sas Wright, A. Kendall, +. Z. BLAIR, r IL. Benton.
Levi Woodbury.
Such patriots NJ these should ever ride
Suspended from the under side.
By H. +. Royall-llenry Clay. the enlightened
Statesman. warm Phanthfopsi, true Patriot second
Father ~ County; mag he be our next Prcsi.
dent.
by Thomas Fox-Tlis splendid talents and honest
patriotism shall cndcar him To the American people.
l'y Joseph ID. Withcrs--N fginia The land of my
b,,th the country OF Washington. Jefferson andma-
ny other lllustious characters Her warm hearted
and chlvalrons sons are known in every eiimc-in
every country. May they always SO depon them
selves as 10 merit the complimentary expression.
oltcn applied to them There goes Virelnian ~
by Dolphin Drew-When free people refuse IN
thcms time 10 DESTROY he constiiu-
ton.
by NJ. p. Murphy--1hc day aud the occasion.
when the City, like the Roman mairop, publicly dis
plays tlc Jewels Of which she is proud.
by 10. NJ. Mtehcl-rhc free institutions Of our
country, secured by the union OF the States tho
work ot sngcs ccmcnttd By the blood ot patriots
Those whom patriotism hath joined together let
man PM asundrr
by WIN. G. Fowler-'ro Capt. William L. Brown,
the and oiccr,--Nifo is always wiling and rea-
dy TO go with uajorlty of his Company.
by irlel lIlllman-lIenry A. Wise: A hemp
crnvh 10 all who would dclanc his character.
by Thomas NJ. Dayis-John G.. Calhoun. Tho
gifted Egolst, who pr,dcs himself his party tao
tics whose incomprchensible nanmnvres play well
upon the creduny of the South Carolina Lrglsa-
lure, which boast more OF its msfvelloLsness
than patriotism liis rtetn fight into the misty re
gions Of metaphysics has deprived him OF all politi
cal influence.
Iy Daniel Picketng-Andrcw Jackson and Martin
Van Bnren: When speak OF the Que cannot
forget the other rs the latter breads IN the footsteps
Of his lIlnstrons predecessor"
BY VI. L. Mnrphy-Agiicnltnre. Commerce and
Manufactures the II rec great founts OF Conmblas
ndustry-An equal distribution Of rrutec ton will
secure national prosperity