Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-22

-" iut lRol IMAM
FoC RTH OF JULY.

!, tdetsaftea at Patrick { House. Ia.
we celebrated ll,s ever memorable d., n on
''"'' mouse "iih more than ordHev elee AMI hiat
~ we commenced the ceremonies b, a consider
'''e u'>P'aN 81 The mIlHal,-C aptaiu theatham,
aud CA tam CaSSell's companies par,ti,ns m fin,
siAie' as Is Usual for those companies 10 do-th,
one 'he lieht Infantry, and the other our newly or
canned Troop. Nj. Samuel G.. Staples rad the
DecI'taton Of independence, IN very impressive
manner, aud afterwards delivered an Or,nnn th,t
was considered bv all who htaldit ia lie .,s,nt -,
1lclI"n' aud most handsomely aid neatly delivered
'o"nS as lie without experience ilort
was ny all deemed very credltahr aud well lescr-
'lhg o"mlsendatIon. After the Oraron, the " hole
company repaired TO Mr.. James N,wn's Hotel
"heie theN partook OF a well arranged and most cx
eellen duner The following are the volunteer to,,s
the regular toastS being dispensed wh-Doct J.
l.. Cole acting as President. aud Capt. laman Cruz
as wee President of the day. William Ballard
Preston OF Chfisausburg. beng at our count house
on The DAY, was invited To participate with us IN our
festivities, who after having been toasted as follows
returned IN an eloquent mdnne. his thanks 10 those
present..
William Ballard Preston, Esq of Ch,sriansburg
y a. our invited gnes-me feel Gratfcd at hs appear
ante among ns--wc confident that he Is a con
slstenI politician and true republican, and We desire
more intimate acquaintance with him.
Mr.. fiestonas toast was verbal, aud is not recol-
lectcd at p esent.
By Doct. J. l.. Cole-Co. John c. Staples a
geunIne republican, worthy OF the support he received
at the last election from the people OF hs county.
Col. Staples returned his thanks for this compll.
mentarv toast.
BY Doct. J. l.. Cole-The Orator of the Day
the specimen oil his eIoquence exhibited to day IS
good criterion of his future usefulness.
After tins toast offered, Mr.. Staples addressed
the company IN handsome manner aud offered il,
return The following sentiment:
Internal lmptovemenis-lhey give ease 10 the
pursuits of individual happiness aud facility to the
general march of civilization.
BY John CasselI--Thomas Jefferson. the in.nor-
tai author oilhe Declaration OF lndrpendenee-the
great Apostle oil LDbc,ty-the ripe Schodr-the wise
Stllrsman-a practical Republican.
by Christopher Xeglar-llenfy Clay, talented
statesman, and an Incorruplible patriot.
BY John Gtegofy-he Otator of the Day-May
his parents never regret his bh, but bless the day
he Was born.
BY Thomas y Standardization G. Riyes Vi-
glnia delights to honour hlla Of her tai.
enIed sons.
BY Charles T. Henry Clay, the pure pa
lflot and able polHciln.
BY John l.. Cole-AotienlIure, Commerce and
Manufactures the SUI stantla columns Of national
prosperity. hafmonouslv united TO produce general
strength and individual happiness.
by Cot J. {. StapIes--lleny Clay In speaking
Of this mans greatness the English language is in
adequate 10 express it, He is my choice for Pres
dent the world oyer-l Will not take Gen. Harrison
or Gen. Scott rs an alternative. ! thought the
Wings were tined Of Military ChicitaiHS Ion the
presidency. Then, huzza FOR the patriotic, the ell
oqucu,, the statesmao-Ihe, the pure hearted. the
H2h Souid Henry Clay he is my ehoce-the
choice of tie National Convention to the CONTRARY
notwithstand ng.
BY Joseph II. lIudson-Col John c. Staples
May hls in the Virginia Legislature be such
shall maintain the conference.-the citizens Of Pa
tick have in INN.
BY james Nouln-May true Whigism fail, when
10 g IUueupUdt
breath to explain thcir sentiments.
BY VI. I. Smllh-The Fair oil our country Oar
domestic happiness proves Them the best oil wives
the census. the best Of u Others.
by w. 5. Penn-CnIl and religious liberty all o
The world.
BY NJ. r. Smith-N1artin Van Buren,: Dlringa
long life Of public service he has Looked tothe wei
fare of his country. May profit by the opporu-
nifty afforded us oil showing, that, while pauIatc VIZ
tue never calculates ITS sacrifices, neither vii
publican gratitude forget them. (Threr gloans)
BY &. i. Williamsburg all men slaHd 10 tho true
interests OF Their country and may the people be-
come convinced Of the msehevous principles and
policy Of Martin Van Buren,.
BY George ". Penn-'i'o the Wings OF Virginia
We feel condent that at the next annual electonthey
will so exert themselves to come of victorious aud
throw detection INTO the tanks oi democrats.
BY NJ. L. Smith George Washington, the father
of ms county. aud Andrew Jackson, the President
OF it ; may they never be forgotten by thef eoun-
try.
BY Joo. c. Staples.-Ilere's to the great cause Of
Internal Improvement every where We will be It's
advocates, and never tie in our efforts 10 get some
ding done for our secton of country
by the same-James Nowlin-We thank him
kindly besides paying him well for the entertainments
Of the dav.
BY J. d. Cheatham-The Wings the modern
Wings; may they be true to the rights OF the peo-
pie, and opposed 10 the usurpatons and IMPRESSIONS
oflher eovernmet May they always be found