Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-25
COWfEEsagSA CONVENTION.
RIcHuo u, June s.
DINNER TOTIIE COMMERCIAL CONNEN
'TIDN

The Richmond Delegation invited the other mem
beers of the Convention and several gentlemen, to
pmtake with them a dinner at " Bacon's Spring
on Saturday evening.
At5 o'clock tho company uIO) sat down-NAz
rn,rnt DrxrY, Esq acted as President, aud +.
Il. BrxrLrY, Esq. as Vice President The Pre-
sdcnt had ON his rghr the Hon. Francis Mallory
aud on his left Wright Soufhgac, Esq. oi Norfolk.
After the removal of the cloth, the following toasis
were drunk accompanied by fine music.
By Nathaniel DENLY, President Commerce,
Agriculture. Manufactures, and Internal Improve
meuts Each depending upon the other, aud all
quring the fostering care oithe Legislature
BY +. +. Bentley, Vice President. Norfolk and
Portsmouth: May their wharves be crowded
with the product Of every cline, and then harbour
wbitencd with the canvass OF every nation.
BY II. l.. Kent, one of The COMMITTEE The
Town of Petersburg: The Pioneer OF Internal I'm
provcncuts and Manufactures IN State; hcr
course is onward and she Is emly destined to be
come the =" Manchester Of Ancrica.
BY J. II. Eusace, Of the Committee. Nn-
gina: May The efforts WLlnll atc making 10 Icsus
caie her commerce. increase her manufactures
develop her resources, and AID her agriculture, find
a ponsc in every bosom.
By J. \. Sfockdcll of Petersburg. The Rich
mond Delegation in the Commercial Convention ::
They have completed the triumph oil their atgu-
mcnts by drowning the recollection Of onf defeat IN
the social glass
ByJ r. Oxlcy Of London. The direct trade Of
know and appreciate her social vu(ue and open
heated hospitality.
l3y WIN. +. Morgan of Princess Ann. Virginia.
foremost III personal sacrifices FOX the general
good Of the Union: The tune has now arrived when
her own interest demands that her Commerce, Ag-
rcullurc and her Internal Improvements should
claim her fostering aid and attention.
BY VIM. IL. Maclarland. The Delegates who
! have come hither to the Convention Then attcn-
dance is an evidence of their public spirt-wc are
! ia, .,,,,I,
BY Jno X. purdlc, SmithGed. A speedy ter
minalion to the Commercial vassaagc which binds
us to New York.
BY Judge Hanson. The memory OF Madison
and MARSHALL: Whilst IT the province of the
one to give to the Constitution just constructions
lie other manifested his wisdom and magnanimty
by changing aud conforming his opinions IN obe-
dence to TIE supremacy lthc law.
by J. i. llnyIe. Increased Banking Capital IN
! Virginia Without II, she is nothing.
/ BY w. ii. Macldtland +. Mallory-Fhc able
representative of the Norfolk District He has won
from all who differ with him, The resi- Get which un-
assuming merit deserves.
Iy Jahn Victor of Lynchburg The old borough
of Norfolk: May she be speedily elevated to tht
commerce of the South. No rivalry, gentlemen
her position entities her TO the dstinctcn.
BY o. K. Flynn OF Suffolk. The Governor o
tit OF tho State. Such patriotism Is rare, even II
Virginia.
BY J. g. Urqula,t of Southampton. Benjamin
" atkins Lo,sh The history Of ms life eynces that
l'llAc Hannibal IN III, carly YOUTH he had swoin o.