Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23

Patrick Henry In his own soil Of Charlotte,
:" lie sleeps we'll;
Malice domestic, foreign levy, nothing
| Can touch him further"
BY +. w Ilavey--We were once a nation with
out national deb, but experiments have wrought
our ruin.
by Capt. Richard Gaines--John C.. Calhoun.
disappointed ACKNOWLEDGEMENT two stools he has
come fiat upon the ground.
| by Nohlc Snell--John MARSHALL tho President Of
our festive boatd--tl,c unbending Wing and incor-
fnpuble Republican-mads Of The fiji aud proper ma
tefla 10 represent our District in tho next Con.
gfess.
by Dr. J. Il. McDearn,au--May Virginia. like
The mother OF the Gacehi. when asked lut her trea
sutcs. point to her children.
l'y Jao, r. Brown--Jno. {. Calhoun and South
cfn principles,
by M. Lewis--Danl Webste. and American
principles.
by Charles lIggcrson--May the hinges Of the
Snb'lfeasnry neye, want oil, but may il continue to
work, until II shall finally triumph and save tue Con-
sii,nton.
BY Dir. Jno. o. Aunislead--lsnry Clay--The
people Of the United States too dependent To be
bought by his sc. 600 900 bid.
by Glen. Hauoock-Thc people are too inde-
pendent aud wise, not TO seu the necessity of
5000O000 Bauk and The utter wollhlcssness Of your
Sub'Frcasury--hinees and oil.
By Edward o. Anond-Thc past and present
administration: Meme 7tket--weighcd In the bal
ance, aud found wanting.
BY Allen S. Fleshman-Thc Sub Treasury sys
TEN; great and grand conception we believe its
worth viii be seen as the ios created by tho dosmas
OF modem wh,ggism Is blown away.
by Col. ID. Is. llancock--Railroads and Canals !;
the best chains TO bind the Americans together az
nation.
BY II. r. WMkns--Old Vnenia-t;od blc.s
her, from the mountains to the beach.
by VIM. Bancl--ilenty Clay: the greatest
man in tho Union: May he be our next presi.
dent.
by Thomas Il. Pcars--Ilcn,y Clay: The patro,
without guile---the Statesman without IN counl--
may the people of the United States elect him as the
successor of The Magician in 1871.
by ), II. liagcrman--Joseph Wyatt, our faithful
aud lone-ir representative.
by 1hos Maek--Jno. G.. Calhoun, May he
meet with the same fate that attended his da ling
scheme.
by Nathaniel Wilson, Ord " p,-Friendshp in
marble Enmily in dust
BY Saml. j. Moscs--Thc constitution of our
country and the who formed it--inay tllcr sous
prove worthy OF their sires.
by Jno. w Gaincs--1hc Wings Of Charlotte
Notwithstanding The slang aud false reports used
against them, have succeeded IN triumph over
"demociacy."
BY Wyatt Cardwol--'rhciruc Republican parfy
opposed 10 all aggression upon our constitutional
rights, from whatever quarter II may come.
BY DR.. Robert /. Bouldin--Thc Sub-lreasury
Bill Though elected, il is not lost let its friends
still conlnne 10 give it Il pc,seve,ng aud unoom-
promising support without regard 10 the quaokery
and nonsense OF tha, superlalve hnmbug, the Spe-
cal Dcposite Syscmof Mr.. Richie, aud all will yet
be well.
does astnpify'nc idolary bind down her free spri,
she now breathcs a renovating air aud will continue in
the path OF rectltudc and honor.
BY Gncst-Thc Hon Jas w. Bouldln--Throw
up, Grass llorse the current is weak.
BY Jno. Chrhe--The Declaration of lndcpen-
avn pba illp .,,,l,a
incuealcd in tina, instrument.
by VIM. NJ Thomas-llenry Clay, the friend Of
the South may he be placed atthe helm OF the yes
sci which he has so long and faithfully p'locd,
BY Jas. o. Norh--'rhe Orator of The Day May
lac saccecd in his profession, agrceably his merit
talents aud virtues
| BY Henry NJ. Armstead-- Martin Hancock be-
loved by all who know hlm--who in tho morning
OF life, travelled the road to fortune; at found
administering, with impartial hand, justice 10
| whom justice was duc--Day he, IN the evening,
reap the reward he 50 Justly merits.
BY Capt Saml. Badwn--1he Virginia Ladies !;
our pride, our boast aud our admiration in pros
pefity; our rucst, sweetest and dearest consolation
in adversity-Well may Virginia be proud of her
| treasure.
BY c. Barksdale Jr.--Om Virginia: Rising once
more to throw otlihe shaekles Of base and unwor
| thy servitude
BY Capt. $. d. McDearlnan--Ienry Clay !:
Sooner than lac may be made President Of The United
| States, may he return To his mother clay
| BY Witchcr Cardwell--Wood BouIdin the fac
smlc ofhs father; in justice to him, can say no
more.
Mr. Boullin, being called upon by many persons,
rose, aud addressed the company in short but elo-
qnen, discourse, IN support Of the political princi-
pies bcd by his father and himself understood be
referred TO by the preceding toast, In conclusion
| lie offered the following sentimeni:-
Virginia Though her voice has been huslcd for
a while, is again heard aud her cry is, it was
| Of yore--.. Virginia for constitutional liberty"
BY Richard Gancs--Wood BoulJin Worthy
to I'll the place Jno. Randolph aud OF Thomas
! y. Bouldin.
BY Jas. O. Norlll-Our host lie deserves our
thanks for the faithful manner in which he has dis
charged his duty.
| BY Mr.. PorIwood-Wm c. Rwcs: Virginia's
distinguished son.
! BY NJ Lewis--Wm. c. Rivcs: Sufficiently
distinguished 20 be talked of our next President
Shall the American purple fall upon the shoulders
Of an Expuneer
Rcsotped That these proceedings be published
in The Lynclburg Nirginian, K. Enquirer and Wing.
]. MARSHALL, President
| NJ. LEWIS. Secretary.
CORRESPONDENTS.
/ Red House July l0M, 1883
Dear S,r-We ate requested TO call upon you for
a copy OF the Grafton which you delivered at this
place on the 4th inst. in order that we may publish
it with the other proceedings upon that aston. In
making this call upon you, we carry out The wishes
of every person who was present upon that occasion
and the time CRAFTY very much our own in
dyIdual feelings. We therefore hope you will, as
soon as convenient. furnish US copy. Your fellow
cilizens and friends, GLEN. HANCOCK,
A. G. NORTH,