Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-12


BY J. l.. Wmston--Thc suh.Trcasury Bill
ues oeen consigned TO the fate II deserved may
sleep in obiir,on
by oeorecW bambetli--Genenl Jaekson's Speci
circular, tho Sub Treasury bll--The repeal OF tn
one aoa the defeat OF tho Other. deuotc the triumph
u '"o nss;-iho people over the panders Of pow
! ". IL" moro such tfiumphs, and We shall be /,
the old road 10 prosperity aud happiness nv We wer,
before tho noernnt iron reign of Jackson.
ny - THE new Specie Circular" Bur,
II where its daddy lies" e, in obiinon.
byGeorge +. llenry--John c. Calhoun aud Soutl
Carolina; Two years ago, they loo proud an,
d'gnhed to mngle in the Presidential contest now
none 40 ready ~ crouch 10 the fooisool of power.
by ko. u Jones-llenry Clay, our next Prcsi
lieut. the choice among wills
by {. l.. Robens--Alaitn Van Buren,: May he
be ro elected Chief Magistrate Gf The rooR Of has
country rs he priae Of ms heart
ny Spotswood II. Rosscr-" May our injuries be
written IN sand, and our friendships N marble"
hy Jam~a A. Elmore~-Tho lar sex OF Campbell
none more fair none more deserving May their
pa'hs be the paths OF peace, and all THEN ways, wa,
OF pleasantness.
by Wm III. Moornan--Old Virginia. awake TO
'hy interests no longer pay tribute To rsar; grd
on my armour, then 10 action 10 action
, by q. W. Arrngton--rhc currency ol,he United
STATES; May II be speedily restored 10 a sound con.
dition.
by VIM Pr'cc--'The lights Of education the on.
y safe guides I" freedom, power and happiness.
Lei US therefore keep the sohoolmasier busy, and
cruc,blo ever warm
Ky w. Z. Mathews-Od Virginia aud especially
tho County otCampbell May her hills aud valleys
be crowded with prosperity, aud her sons be ever
able, ready, and willing To defend her, aud to pro-
lcct her dainscls.
Iy Jno +. Perrow- The dan ue celebrate: MAY
a'''"'"fe ages mud II still celebrated by free and
harry people.
by J. +. Johson--May the tree of Liberty be
planted IN every true republicans garden, and may
the branches thereof extend over the unyetsc, and
never bear u burr.
lsy lleny Walthall, "a Revolutionary Soldicl)-
The rising generation shalt tell OF long ~ life
doth last aud fathers To their children tell tho won,
ders we have done Ion brave America, by the assls.
lance OF the Supreme Beng.
BY J. Jones Jr.-Rehgious Tyranny, the mos,
dcspcahc OF all, because 1t puts The CLOAK of viz
tnte aud rclgion To hide its hdeous delormiiy, and
exao's from lis slavest the most abject obedience.
by Daniel Mau-The ub-Trcasury: Recently
put to death by tho representatives, of the people
May no Magician ever be able to bring Ito life
again.
BY G. l.. Robetts-rhe signc,s of tho Declara.
ton Of Independence "lls Earth more
such seeds within her breast I"
by Jabez l.. Rosscr-May the tee of Liberty
flourish round the globe, and every human being par
take OF its fruits.
by llo. Depriesi-Equa aud exact justice 10 all
men of whatever character condition; whether
political, religious moral
Sent by Mathew Martiu--R. X. Crallc, Esq:
Should be Unpaid on gibbet high,
To lnghten others OF the fry;
They have chansd their names swell rs courses
Like folks who deal IN stolen horses.
by Thomas Black-'rhat unity Of government
winch constitutes MS one people 1t IS the main pl
lai III the edihce OF independence and supports
our peace and tranquility at home and abroad.
BY Jno,lloll'ns-Loye OF County: The heart that
is cold to ITS native land, will ncvc, be that
of ITS adoption"
BY a Lady-Ilenry Clay: May lac be the next
President Of the Il. States.
BY Thomas II. Rosscr--The FAN Sex; Those
who have joined to-day in the commcmorauon of
those principles winch the pillars OF social
systc n g.; like the Virginia Mairons, whose enlighlen.
ed piIdc II wasto refine aud enlarge the eDoyments
OF life these are the salt of the creation. May their
latter days be then happicst days.
by I. r. Gibbs-Expungers They should never
I'LL any office III the rift OF the the pcople--lor
thai was an objectionable political sin: Our next
Legislature may remember this.
BY q. WINSTON Henry Clay and Daniel Web
stcr: For President and Vice President, OF the L.
nncd States-thev have done more tlian any men
living for country.
by J. T. Johnson
The Lord look down. without delay,
And send some other man FOR President than Henry
Clay.
by Edward Depriest--Ilenry Clay The bright
est star among The consultations of the universe
Sent by Citizen-- i rom Jefferson, and Madison
and Monroe,-to Undertook, Woodbury. aud Amos !!
Alas how fallen
by +. w Anugton-B. Finch Jr. m.,crnal
ovements-Ffom the chapter which We have
just had before us, his method must be preferred to
all others; particularly the "Gihng IN beticeen The
RIBS"
BY David Callahan, a Soldier Of the Revolution
May we have meetings like tins for many years to
come, and talk the joys aud suierngs of our
revolutionary brethren.
by Col ID. b. Perow--l say "do 10 that"
with all my heart and may the Sun Of Freedom
never set.
J. A. Elmore-An increase Of Banking Capital
and Direct lmportations to our State-Both neccs-
sary TO the prosperity Of Virginia.
BY r. III. Rosser-The Press The sncw and
the lever OF popular government; may II disperse The
clouds Of ignorance aud oppression aud cast abroad
the glorious rays of truth and federation.