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


1850 there present about 100 ladies', and about
100 gentlemen, Servants, children aud ALL about 900
persons, doctor Glovtr ID. Gillian was chosen
President. aud Mr.. George Kent, Wee President.
The Declaration OF Independence. WIS read by the
President, aud after the whole company had par'ahen
OF plentiful dinner TIE table was sci III oider, and
The following Toats we've drunk
REGULAR roASTS.
|, The day celebrate; lteemon's Jubilee
throughout tho world; ITS 63d anniversary find
still enjoying the boon Tor winch our gallant ath ots
pledged Ihct lives, their fortunes aud their sacred
huncur
:. George Washingoa-llisvd nes and pair lot
ism won tot nation oil ltsemen the envisbe dstino-
ton oi father ot his county.
}. Thomas Jefferson, the author OF the neclar,-
ton OF Independence, aud lll 10, religious freedom;
monuments III his fame, a patriot aud statesman,
moie lasting than marble.
4. John Adams The zeal aud ability with which
he defended his coanry's cause IN lnn Struggle hr
Liberty, will not be forgotten by grateful people.
,, Lafayette, the sotary oi lIoe,ty, who worship
ped NJ het shrine lof her Oh rms only.
&. James Monroe-ln tho wat Tor independence,
he sled hs blood Ion ,s achievement, IN tia, lot ITS
maintenance, by his council aud purse, ho eontrbu
ted essentially to its glorious termination,
:. James Madlson. the CIVILIAN. aud statesman
able aud true oSposltIua OF the federal compact
leaves nothing Tor construction, aud Is u saia chart hs
winch TO ste, the ship OF state, IN all time 10 come
&. The Soldiers and Statesmen Of the ReyolutIon
the present prosperity OF country the best
culoey on tlteu deeds,
&. The surviving Soldiers and Patriots of the Re
yolntion, then county, tboueh slow has mol tailed
to acknowledge the debt II owes them. May they
long 1--we 10 ENJOY II, and grace with their presence
HE les tive beard each returning anniversary oil
th,n cpuniiNs independence.
10. The President Of the United States; u Patriot.
whose hnnness OF purpose aud steady pursuit Of
what lac believes 10 be the policy aud best IN
terest Of his county, commands our respect and es-
TEEN.
II. The Amy aud Navy of the United States: In
WI o, IN peace, w'll support with honour aud glory,
the sta -spangl,d banner.
II. John Quincy Adams-Dcslltnte Of fixed poll
teal principles, like ship IN Storm, wuhoa, bal
last he Is ctps'Hed by every blast; renegade from
every party, aud without the confidence oil any, Is
considered intruder IN every company bu. that OF
the aboltlonsts. There let him remain until lie
sinhs them 10 his own level.
H. The Fair-We dread no punishment on earth
like lheit homns; seek no higher reward IN tins
lie than HE smiles oil ihvu appreciation.
VOLUNTEERS.
By Samuel +. hloscs--'iho star lhat rose in the
Webi, that led tho shepherds To the American Beth
Them: that star Will never sci whilst liberty darts It's
brilliant ray over the surface OF tins mighty globe
Aud Is there an American who Will not itei a most
happy ihull running throurh his soul when he
hrals the name OF that stai 10 be George Washing
ton
BY the sumo The Soldiers ofIhe Revolution the
shepherd that followed the slaI oi the West, the
heroes who drove from soil the hng ol the East
where ara they Turn IL the seung sun. aud
read tbtit destiny. Only lew are remaining.
May heIr last days be thea, best days aud then lasI
battle their most VICTORIOUS one; and when they are
10 more, may We, thrrsuus, cultivate gratitude IN oul
h Tor h.u services, aud support, MAINTAIN aud
hand down generations yet unborn, that liberty oi
winch thcy loied and spIlt their precious blood
by Leonard WSne-Ileny Clay The brgh'est
constellation IN our political hemisphere; Tie vg
lent cenu1e on The watch tower III our hberIlcs:
May ms country make haste to confer upon HIM the
highest honor N tie GIT oil alice people
by Abnot Mason--hlay God ~ mercy sn9e US, we
pay, from lie chuee-bug, RWes, aud Henry Clay.
BY L. +. Mason-frum l'ntod states Banb,
Iluii, Internal improvement, aud nom Aboliiio0,
good republicans, do deliver ns,
By Thomas Howard Dung Wings and old
Fe.rrillsts; twin brotheis-lhey have succeeded
twice. Republicans, beware oi the thnd tune, aud
ueSt Presidential Eiecuon, every man 10 hs post
BY Cbnlcs Walke1-Iho Wings: made up OF
FedtialIst Baukttes, Iauhtes, National Republicans,
Aboonlsls aud Alsiocrats; AID whele' The lie.
publican. thai can support such i patty
by A. Bnghtwclifanateism, III love, III hatred,
IN religion, N politics, III abolltIon will run the
individual hcadlung INTO the gull o mlse'y, the whlfl
pool OF destruction, md at the bottom Of the pli lls
eyes will be opened 10 IN iolly aud there he will
weep IN VAN over his effOt.
By G. lloll--Ihe father Of n'ne children IN ten
years. has lhoas hlnmes good enough under The ad
mlnntfauon oil jackson aud Van Bufen.
BY j Il. llamelsly -Capl. Coes, a full gown
gentleman; Nj. Wncher SET made Orator.
BY Creed + Costello urnexl Virginia Legislature
May they have longer heads aud shoier tongues.
BY Z. Il. Masou--Mas WhIgscy be changed to
Democracy.
By j NJ. Mason-'rhe 1--we Of money IS the root
of all ev save me from HE roul aud the eV1I, bn
give me The substance without the shade" ioi the
Banking system Is The pas nee. dat has poisoned
the morals Of the American people.
BY ldneey Baey-Ndiuh Van Bufen, The
friend Of HE NoItp and South, OF the East aud West
the lrIcud oi Tho human iannly, may his enemes
halt
d, Maj John Faris--A Jackson: May his La,
DAYS be quiet and happy IS his former days have
been illusuIous and honor able.
BY Abnet Masoo-May The star .spanged banner
commune 10 wave the land oil the tree aud the
home Of the brave.
by Wa. Mason-A Jackson; the revolutionary
STRIPPING, the sku commander that conquered thr
British veterans at New Orleans the firm patr tlIat
steeted the ship Of state for eight years over Tue
most troubled ocean which II had ever sailed,
aud the venerable sage that Is now ieposipg al the
Hermitage.
by WIN IL. Howard-ilcah to the Ladies' the
weaker vessel, the supporters Of America.
by J I'm w. Mafshall-What a rough world
would this be, without the polishing Influence OF the
Women
BY K. A.--To the Ladies' present Beauty C.
n0ugli, intelligence enough, modcsty enough, and
all tie good qualities enough, 10 make TEN lovely
enough.
ByO. l.. Mason-May Wings have light enough
to see their errors, and magnanImIty enough to
know ledge Them.
BY u. q. Mason-Mariin Van Buren,: Some
wish him to 90 OF office At the end OF four years
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