Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-15
III TIT iBaiNIAN


IN TIT .KiR1INIAN.
Celebration al Iglheisi Coaai Ih.use.
The cinzcns Of Amherst Gont House aud ,ioin-
iis. moi nnmiudiul othe anniversary utlhe National
Independence, and all rs patriotic frcoliectous were
MI willing that day remarkable IN the annals OF
civil liberty. and - dear trrly American. should
pass by nLDouced aud unmarked Accordingly a
respectable number OF LADIES' and gentlemen assem-
hied al The 1aven ul Nh Lewis HARRISON, Nv here
the Dreaaliou OF Independence WIS Rad IN an in
ptssse manner, b., Ilenty W. Qnatlrs. Esq, pre-.
faced BY few pertinent and eloquent remark, IN
which he took rapid review oil he prominent points
ri difference between the mother country aud these
Then eolones oi the canses that lei 10 then scpirl-
ton nj the long aud sanguinaty war which cnsucl
and finally of the Curious victory which crown
ed the efforts Of the psrios II ha evcnltul period.
he company then partook Of sumptuous dinner
prepared irr the occasion,-and the evening closed
with Bali
Atiertbe cloth vas removed tho following toast,
were drnnk-Slmucl NJ. Garland presiding assisted
by Joseph H. Bailey as Wee President
TOASTS.
By Samuel NJ. Garland. Pre,idcnt-rhc i,h OF
Jny-Pariy has no claims ON tias glorious day-uDl
otiis pairoue aspirations are due 10 common
eIuntIy.
BY Joseph Il Dd'c,, Y. P.-An1rew Jackson,
NJ. Nan Burcu, Thos. II. Eeulou. Richard NJ.
' 'baa nn | '] " i'9n anu l't j. f9%"'; MN
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by CT, j. Pdcc-The Ufiaa oftle States: Ma,
ii be preserved by agcs yet Unborn.
BY Capt Ed. peua-A Virginia: Once the pride
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s'n'V ,,u No.
pY '"S'i,, ""'' va N''''"'tel- ne people
AhAe's' '''! '"'H commune 10 prosper ana be nap
Ply.
by AitN'h"r' ''o'n- ne s'iEeos ei Inc Unite
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cry 'hey ave ever '['iy 10 ma,na an II at the 's'
Oh 1het 'N'S' we "', "n's anu III saefad hohof
by ii'n'! ''G''''a -e'''' "''i',As l'ihIo nut
10 ~, l,"''P = nc -''A Us 9n'''ilils good To ca
anu af'h"' ana 'u"efss surety TO MS irpnblIca'
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ny James ii're'nhotham-W.# +. Gordon: Th
bold, talenicd and INN eNpohnder OF Southern doe
h'hes d S''c' "uhc'eh' TO ,a'',e hi2hs the M
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ana eH.'a Wm2G'p nus principles X interest TOT
u''. 10 nm, 10 ,''e h9inmens ct oihcc
By Ro. NJ. Brown-Ih h III July Nav The in
dependence declared on that day aud achieved by on
an, e-'oFS ." Pe'pe,""eu py 'ae intelligence, bIavc'
am IRONS" OF me" descendants.
ny ko' A. fendgtcn-" Imam +. 6otdoni Tn
M "' 1888, ava behoetai 81 ie99-i"o WhcI
PES as opposite as IUc poles May his reward b
'is conformation IN The heat OF every Toe to ytanr
and executive usurpalion.
Nv II l.. BroWn-N meiui4:
"prH''hes there man with soul 50 dead
WI" i" himself hath never sud,
"Ih's - my own-my native land =
by Rirh'd Ii. Ford-llefe's ~lshtn. that IT,
time may soon come when patty spifli shall cease
dw'l IN "nr land. a d spnlt OF true repnbcausI
I'll the bosom Of every citizen.
BY DR. q A. Edwards-Genl. Vim. +. Gardor
the abe and brilliant orator. fearless patriot a tru
State Rights republican too pure 10 be associate
""h monSre faction OF CONSERVATIVES and Dan
Federal,sis.
BY WIN. 4. Robcris-Gen. Wm T. Go,don
oncc wing, now a Democrat: And what next
Ills assnca'ion will be found according 10 The p,os
Iee's Of getting into Office.