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


tho whole OF tho colossal structure.
r. pnr Country" Great glorious aud free, lis
institutions estort the reluctant admiration OF the
m'nions oi arbitrary government. while its growing
prosperity exposes the absurdny Of their theories,
and demonstrates tho allaey of their principles.
q. Our Public Functionaflcs--Wh o they are en-
tailed I'D the confidence aud support OF the people.
so lar rs ~ compatible with ayig,lant supervision OF
then conduct, let them remember that integrity aud
fidelity IN the discharge of their trusts alone
cure them that appreciation, which rs tho richest
need OF public service.
10. The press-An Enlightened public opinion IL
the only censor by which lis righteousness can be re
bukcd aud restrained while liberal aud ludleious
patronage sihr snrest pteseravc against the Efforts
oi power, To subsidae IFS ability. and corrupt It's pu
ily.
II. The departed Soldiers OF the Revolution
llolowcd be then sepuchres. and perennial be the
verduic which blooms around their resting places, 10
hcshcn the remembrance IN which grateful poster
ity Will ever hold lher suilcnngs and Their patriot
ISM.
i. The surviving SOLDIERS OF the Revolution
The connecting links between the past and present
generation they hhgef, with pettatehal solie,nde,
amid the scenes OF then caty deeds, 20 mItncss IN
then eountry's prosperity, the consummatlon ol the
glorious work, IN when they were such cihcicm In
boufers
II. Woman-ln the widest parosysms OF civil
eontcniion the mld radiance OF hei character sheds
over the " stcrncr SEX s gentle and nnoblrusye IN
luence, pouring oil on the troubled waters" re
hukhg the violence OF faction, aud ala,ing the
cciballous OF patty spirit
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
by Gen. DAVID Rodcs-rhc james f,ecf and
kanawha Improvement A speedy and successful
termination of tins great work viii stay tho march of
en'ig@ton aud rean''nate the sluggish energies OF
the State.
BY Capt VIM Il. Brown--Incrnal Improve
menr by the State, the sulcst road 10 n nations
wealth.
BY J. Il. Tillen-Thc Orator and Reader: Tho
talents which They have displayed thus day prove
thu they will'be the Grst TO rally IN Freedoms
cause.
BY Wm. J. Shelton Orator THE Lynchburg
Volunteers: In peace their counuy's prdc IN war
her shcld and hucklcr
by J. Il. Green, Readcr)-'fhe day we celebrate
May It's memory be commensurate with timr, aud
s glorious results as fixed aud lmmo,cable the
Heavens.
b, Gen. Rodcs--1he mrmory of our departed
friend, Col. Abram Il. North.
BY 1t. Geo. Il. Thnrman--licnry Clay The
people ol these l.. States debt OF gratitude to
this distinguished statesman, which tley viii not
all To pay Al the Gaming election ion the Prcslen-
By VIM. Snmpter-IIcnry Clay: He has twice
saved the Union; the people will not forget in
letI.
Scnlby David Tmpin--Woman: Mans greatest
comfort through life may she never BIZ Iroddcn
BY Sanl Il. Thutman--'lhc Mechanic Artillery
have Quilted the novelty peculiar 10 such assocla.
tons, aud are consequently IN ornament rs well rs
one of the constituent principles OF the defence of
our town-May the Light Infantry initiate their cx-
ample
BY Edvd. S. rhurnlan-llenry Clay, tho Pai,i-
at and Statesman: We hail hls growing popularity
~ the omen oi better times. May lac be elevated To
the Presidency OF the United States, aud show hs
love TO his country by hurting fo power aud Of
fee the erovellng sycophanis who have been so long
preying upon It's vlals
by Joseph y. Wuhcrs-1he Bynchburg Artillery
Company May they get then deseits--a good DIN.
ucr every dth of July, aud many between times.
BY Geo, w. Lec-1ho Lynchbnrg Mechanic
Artillery May they, as compnny OF Volunteers,
act nohy, aud do Justice to their cause.
By Wm. A. ralbot-Our Rotrpchment and Re
form wagon in the mnc upto the hub, there to
IMAM until I5i1, when II will be taken out by Henry
Clay
By Thomas NJ. Davis Sub Trcasurcts, the
newly Invented locomotives by the Inexperienced
hunglcrs on finance; dangerous velnces,-the'r
proIcIling is too strong for thcr directing power;
" For olt'the slippery tracks Of gam
With hecdlesssieps they run.
May they have Souhgate's chain improvement.
by John b. T,Idcn--IIcmy Clay; the ralylug
point IA the hour of difficulty
by VIM. T.. LcwisThe American Flag: May
it forever sail on Of glory, and be waited by the
gales Of prosperity To the shores of victory.
By John II. Goodwin ol Amhcrst-Thc Senator
from Kentucky. Henry Clay. who has rendered such
momenous services TO his country. May lie be our
neat President.
by Capt William B. Brown-ITenry Clay equal.
led BY lew surpassed by none. May he be rewarded
by the highest Gil of free and paliIoc people.
by Samncl b. Thu,man--Geo,ge Washington:
his Game is rncoruptbe, hls companions are angels,
and his residence house not made wlt!i hands, etcf
nal IN the skies
by Richard Fox-The surviving Heroes Of the
Revolution May ther declining days be
qnll as thrlr early days were glorious.
BY an AitIlIelyman-1he three Generals with us
on the present occasion: General Rodcs, General
Ninth aud General Satisfaction
Il, VIM. A. TaIbor-The Revolutionary Patriots
Our county is Their monument nations graft
tnde their reward.
BY capt, J. b. Grecn--Jacksou's Experiment on
the Currency political tornado which has pros
tatcd the flircst portions Of countrys prosperity
BY Richard Ba,ley-The Patriots Of the Revolu-
ton; Noble, brave, gallant and firm band OF free
men your deeds OF vdor we have this day assem-
blcd to commemorate. May your fame be register
ed on the wach-ower of liberty as a monument Of
terror 10 expressions tyrannical sccpire.
BY VIM. A. Taibo-ilenry Clay, if elected our
next President will teach he present Administration
a lesson OF true economy, which is the great desire OF
every true American.
BY George A. Diugud-Od Virginia, never tire
on musI put your shoulder TO the wheel of improve
ment, or you will stick where yoa have been for a
long time.
BY Ro NJ. Mitchell-The rising. generation
Sons OF America, look back upon the deeds of the
heroes of 70 and by union hand down to your pos
terIty the liberty which their united valoi won.
BY II. Anthony-The ith of July may il ever be
remembered that it is day for public rejoicing, and
not day for casting the poisoned shafts of party pre-
JUDGE.
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