Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-12
TOASTS.
l. The day We celebrate; Sacred to


liees which have long npeded ITS career sieldio
awakening interest which has been excited among
the people.
3 Agriculture: The basis of National prosperI-
~: MAY an nhghtened system OF improvement III
lis culture. be speedily adopted and successfully
l. Commerce and Manufactures.
s. The Navy: Though parayEed 10y mismanagc-
meni, still cling 10 it as our night arm oil de-
fence.
&. The Press: When unshackled by laws or cor
ruptiou, the Genus OF Libery-when otherwise, ITS
tomb.
z. The Sages aud Patriots of the Revolution
Green be their memories.
g. The memory oil Washington The Father OF
his country.
9. LaFayeue-The generous Stranger-A ma
tious gratitude hallows his tomb.
10. Adams, jefferson, Madison and Monroe.
H. Texas: Success TO her onc-starred banner
May no future cloud dim the b,ancy OF her rls'ng
sun.
IT, The Judiciary OF Virginia.
10. The Far
The world was sad the garden wasaw Wild
And man the hermit sighed ull woman sm,led'
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the Parliamentary Cay-fhc cainmnlot-
ed Patriot: May his counlrymen, by exalfinc HIM TO
the Presidency, ensurn their own true interests and
avert the ccnsure OF posieuty.
BY the Vice Prcsdont--The Union The Wings
al the Union. aud the mon of the Wings.
By the Secre,ary- Internal improvement; The
bow OF promise the waning " Old Dominlon''-he
poor mans best friend the legislative leheu ist which
OF the broke fragments and worn out remnants OF
decayinC grandeur can start into life aud activity all
the elements OF former prosperity and the only legi
innate agrarian law winch by ncutalrzIng the mono
poly OF wealth, euatles the industry ot the labourcr
TO come into competition IN the money OF the capl-
talist.
Bv VIM. A. Richeson-MarlIn Y. Bnren: May
his ne II election be matter OF torn and NOT Of
test.
BY DIR. David PMteson- Henry Clay OF keniuc-
Ky; II the highest honors of the constitution due
10 lis abbes defender, and II institutions IN prac
sice IN theory. know distinctions bur merit aud
claims but service. then viii this distinguished
OF the "Old Dominion be our next Prcsi-
dent
BY Marbcll c. Goodwin-lntcrnal Improvement
Though our Scgar has been pulled oUl by the rude
breath OF Sardge, yet II rcJoices US To tnnw that
=" the blood of the Martyr the seed of the Church
TO the rescuei 10 the rescue ye lovers of Old
Virginia.
BY James +. Talialcro-Wm. C. Ryes The
Patriot and Statesnan-May he attain The confidence
OF the American people.
By john +. Ellls-Wm. &. Rves, the erpangs
and our next Senalur-I.et the "hule ENpun-
ger larry at jericho, un his beard grows.
BY Edward Tinsey-Wm. C.. Rvcs The Pat
riot and Sage: May lie be next resident.
BY Josiah r.. Eubank-Old Harry OF tie West :
God bless him, aud may hitherto ung,a,eiul people
yet reward his long services with the Presidency.
By Capt. VIM. Pryo,-May the political slile of
the day be put down, and the union always ex-
BY Leonard Dsnel-Martn Van Buren, May
he conduct The Government as to please the poo
pe, and heal the political distractions OF The country
which he is endeavorng TO do.
BY M. {. Goodwin-Martin Van Buren,: We
love your fesh-we love your blood-but d--n
your l0cO-f0co principles.
BY John e. Elliou-lnernal Improvement The
rich may do without II. for can surmoun great
difficutes-but the tdborins class must have II,
must remain forever hewers of wood and drawers
OF water"
b, James Nj. Daniel Jr.-Martin Y. Buren,
Success to his administration until 4th July sis.
By Hiram McGinns-llenry Clay May hs name
live forever and may he be our next Presd, mt.
BY JOSIAH G. Els--M. V. Buren, Success TO
his administration until lth July 1889,
BY Joel Bowlos-ilenry Clay: Though buffet.
ed by many peitBg storm, Old llarry's still cree,
the iavor'te OF the people, aud most prominent
candidate for the Presidency.
BY W. A. Richeson--The soil of kentucky is c.
quail to any IN the world, but may its Clay remain
feet beneath the surface until purified.
BY w. }. +. Eubank-Ilcnry Clay of kentucky
immortal be his name.
BY L.. Daniel-A, Jackson. Martin Van Buren, and
Thomas II. Benton: May their course be onward.
Added by the Presdeut-And soon ended.
BY Robt. ii. Be-Henry Clay-The son of Nir-
glnia, the friend oiagrculture, commerce and manu-
iaciures
BY DIR. ID. Patterson-Col Samuel Carr our Rep.
reseniatve in the Virginia Senate. "Aud that seryan,
which knew his Lords will, and prepared not HIM
self, neither did according to his will shall be beaten
uth many stripes"
BY J. +. Taaierro of Tennessee-Siate Rights
and the permanercy oil the coniedeiacy.
BY ]. f. Ellis---The Hon. VIM {. Preston OF
South Carolina: though exposed to the covert attacks
OF powerful and relentless faction, may he rise to
the Vice Presidency
By j. E. Eubank-Thc Hon. Henry A. Wise OF
Accomac: The pride and glory OF the South.
By John J. SheIton-A porcupne saddle. a cob
web pair of breeches, hard rotting horse and long
journey TO the enemies OF America.
BY ;. NJ. Dawson-The Northern Incendiaries
May they sink to the darkest shades OF oblivion with
their negro allies.
BY w. A. Rcheson-Df. James Powell: Nav he
succeed our present Representative in the Legis-
lature Of Virginia.
BY Lee MiIlnei-He that is worthy of power
let hin, have il.
By Peter Rucker-Blessed is he that holds OH,
faithful to the end.
BY Nathaniel Davs-Van Buren, and his Cabi-
net: They have been weighed in the balance aud
found wanting.
~ Capt. Pryor-The Hon. James Garland: Elect
60 thorough gong administration man, nor a rood
whig 'N''
BY John c. Elliott-IntcrnaI Improvement; Our
lands are exhausted we want plaster A ton costs US
from $40 10 go. A Rail Road from Lynchburg to
tne Tennessee line will enable us to purchase, il
son - to 80 Will the next Legislature make il
sos usf Ana IS not government farce. If all these
countess stores OF prosperity destined 10 sleep in
are A ,J