Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-19

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and energy Of his decentralization. 10 advance and
promote the great Interests and 10 increase The wealth.
power, prosperity and happiness 81 our common
country. This 10 the true Conservative position,
and the ouiy one Which they can consistently oc-
cupy. To abandon il would involve a departure
from the principles which gave them existence, and
expose Them to q forfeiture OF the respect and con
fdence Of both the great parties which divide the
country. Yours. very respectfully,
WIN. Al. PEYTON, of Roanofr.
Allow me gentlemen. in conclusion, To add the
following sentiment, which | beg you will present to
the company
The Reireaiine Conse,rafire-An unfortunate
politician. who has the capacity To sec what is right,
but lacks the nerve TO maintsin it--who. in aa uu-
guarded moment, played the part OF an honest man,
and nov hopes to atone for his temeriiy by swallow
ing his own denuneis,ions.
Faranna Co., Sep. ), 1889.
Gentlemen I: Your very Kind favor of the 22J ult.
duly reached me by mail, inviting me To attend al =
dinner. To be given 10 the Hon. VIM. c. Rves, nj
Louisa ''our House, on Saturday the 9Th inst. by
many Of the citizens Of Louisa county. for the pur-
pose Of rendering TO him a public dinner. lin oonsid-
tr'''on Of ius firm, Independent ut. aud able opposi-
ton To The viii Of the Executive. upon the subject
Of the Sub treasury On such an occasion. Il would
be gratifying 10 inc. gentlemen. to accept Your kind
insiiation-and to give \ renewed evidence nj my
personal tirndiy regard for my old acquaintance
and friend, Mr.. Wm. {. RiYes,-and | assure YOU,
gentlemen, That ~ his firm and able opposition 10
the measure above alluded to. do myself concur
with you. regret, exceedingly regret, the present
polhleal condition sud party strife. prevailing in this
Tree an happy land but ! do sill hope. that by y
naore liberal aud mutual furbearanee, the present
distracted state Of things may terminate. and that
.snce n orr. We may harmonse more quietly, and
feel ourselves more like brethren ofihe same FAINT
fy-and in the language Of the iliusi,ious Jefferson,
feel that "'cc are all Fedefdtsis-aR Rgoadhcans."
- For your Very Kind notice you have taken of u e.,
in your invitation on this occasion be pleased. gentle
m n, To accept my sincere thanks.
Very respectfully.
RART. q. PAYNE.
send the suhjoin sentiment
The Hon. Hm. c. Rires-A counify's gratitude,
Tot his pas, public services, aud a brighter prospect
for The future.
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
BY the President OF the day. Pleasant Hack EFT.
Hhgs. Democrats g. Coaserrahres.-Lo M honest
difference Of Opinion break the ties offriendship-
drop all contention. and LEI US build together Tor the
gopd OF our common country.
By the first Wee President. JOSEPH X. Peudle-
ton. The Hen. James Garland. Our distinguished
representative in Congress. We admire has firm
hess.-his c%loqucnee has done much. and We trust.
vii do more 10 delea, the taaaefaf p9yct Of rhe
present administration.
by Charles II. Hopkins. Tic nff Irpisinfnre Of
Itrgia'a. Letihem say to Nj. Van Bureo, by the
reelection Of our worthy guess, the Hon. w. G..
hises' to the Senate, no, thy viii, but the peoples,
be done.
by Naihaniel MINIS. Thomas Htfr4fc. The first
man 10 erect the standard OF Conservatism the
hrstlo desert It. THIS is what is meant by sink e.
SWIM
By Riehmd jones. 81 years old Martin Ian
HHren. We do not wish hrs d. ath. bui NJ he ncxt
presidential election, To find him under 6lay.
BY Peter NJ. Daniel, twho represented Louisa
County in the House oI Del gates Tor nineteen
seats1 llete IS TO those representative, WIN have
independence and nerve sufficient TO oppose Execu-
tive will. regardless OF lie lrowns oil power.
by J. !. Co"hetd. Tie Specie Hapbue-Male
usco i only for effect, to deceive tho honest wee
snaniy of the county.
By Frederick llFuis. TIE foaserraiircS. II
lucy ae found atfayed with the Wings in resisting
the alarming increase aud abuse Of Executive pat
ionaee, we viii not inquire whose banner they follow.
oIrn hook
by Charles 5. Jones. William {. Rires. our tai.
enied guest. We will support him as long as he
lends a heip'ng hand To- reform the abuses Of the GO
sernment, let hun be classed with Wings, Conscr-
saiires or Democratic Republicans. IL he Is euhcr,in
the true sense of the word he is u friend to his coun-
ns. and enemy TO tyranis.
BY J. GIilum. Henry C1ayof AZ. lie has nobly
stepped ofwafd to the rescue whenever his country
has been endangered. The people luck to HIM u
gain IN 1910 as The instrument OF reseuing the Repub.
lie from the present corrupt dynasty.
Ky X. Davis. Henry Clay. The enlightened
statesman; the distinguished orator the able aud
jealous advocate OF our liberties may his merits
W VI "f1ssS'"suo W kiditiul ptDllC.
By b. Dickinson. Henry Clay. TIE s,auo.b
Republican add Wing. May be bo our next Pie.
si6ent.
BY b. 7. Wharton. UiRiam c. Rire,. Nav he
successfully AID IN putting down tho Subueasu,y
scheme.
by Robert 7. Gooch. Henry Clay of Kv.-The
engh'es, star OF the political hemisphere. May he
besour next President.
BY Daniel r. Hickman. Our disGneuished eufsi
tV,haam e. Rres who Gas in private life, Knows M
rules but vntue, Justice aud tfuih,A in every official
capacity recognises no standard. but that Of repub-
ficanisni, and acknowledges no superior but the so.
sereign viii the people.
by J. Niche. Benjamin ". LeiqL The Pa.
''o' ana Statesman Give US such nen in our ma.
ional councils, and intrigue aud corruinion via M
longer be The order Of The das.
by John Vest. lillian T. R;rfs Vi,,ini,,s
nobiest son may he be our next United States SIN
aior.
byG. w. Trice. John T. anderson The IN.
''pi" CONSERVATIVE OF Boieiourt: He never re-
treats from u position he delibera,el, assumes.
lily A. ". Johnson. Ihe opposers Of The admin.
,srdf,on u they will go 10 The polls on the isr
Monday in November 1870. and unite on one man
."es WIZ Clear the kitchen Of Kendall, Blair &
by Julian kcan Hhigs and Cons,r,,ty<, =.
Shoulder 10 shoulder let them battle for tho n,e.e,
Walton Of the Constitution from The hands nj ~.
spoilers. and settle their differences when ,ba, oLiar,
is achieved. '""' ooJ'e'
ny William +. Johnson The Honorable, M.
~ Z h,teS the strong opponent OF The sub.
,reasury: May he be returned to the senate M ,ho
United States. :" Vi '"e
BY Samuel ~ilughson Uiuiam c. R;r,,. M
Jduyht and honest Senator Nav he con,i,ye -
Sc 'hs mi OF political fame, until be shall at
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