Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-16
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
To III Eplroas OF rnK Vino.

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Louisa. SEPT. Ion. 1899.
Messr.. Fdifofs-1 have seated niyseiffor The par
pos. Of giving ,on a btief detail ui the proceedings at
,br dinner gwen To Dir. nises, n Louisa Court
bousc. on Saturday. the 7lh inst. The company.
consisting of many persons. convened NJ an early
hour Of The Iay, aud awaited the arrival oil VitgiBia's
aistin enished Statesman 3" ffh a dtgree Of solicitade
thar lutcibly eyinced The grateful feelings cherished
Tor him bv the Intelligent ircernen OF our county.
lie arrived about o'cloek, accompanied BY several
rcutlenmen " ho had gone cut to meet him, aud al
Ter inierchanging tie usual ciyiites sat down to a
neat and excellent dinner. prepared by the energetic
proprietor Of the Louisa Hotel. After The cloth had
been removed. The reading Of the regular toafts came
IN. one OF which beng complimentary, Mr.. Rlyts
arose and addressed The audience in a manner high.
" digniGed aud felieiious. lie compared himself to
an individual who had been indicted Tor some INN
einary offence, and tlcn drew a distinction between
the accused aud liza aeeusefs. the style aud SEMI
mcnl OF Nhicll would do honor TO the most fenDwn-
ed orators Of ancient or mod ern times. It's almost
nee ilfss, | presume, 10 assure you, thai his effort
made an impression upon the minds OF many lsho
had hitherto been wavrtlng) that time Itself can never
eradicate. lie then dellueated. in the most vigorous
and satisfactory tcrms, the dangerous tendencies in
cidcni to the celebrated Sub Treasury scheme
and proved conclusi,ely, that all the arguments ever
add noed in its favor were entirely f,llacious. lie
continued his address by making . very pathetic and
p1t1olic allusiou TO the dow NAL of The Roman Re
public, admonishing his fellow cilrzens 10 beware Of
that Syren song, wlich 50 frequently lulls men into
a fatal repose-he advised them, ia the most feeling
language, TO exercise II vigilance and discretion
worthy SO good y cause, aud 10 guard with frmness
and decision that liberty uhch lhcy had received rs
n bith right. lie concluded, by besiowing an lnte-
resting aud appropriate euloRy uptn our venerable x
respectable Commonwealth, declaring that the mil
der beams Of the crescent moon could shine upon
none more (nii. lie resumed his seat amidst bursts
of applause.
Alter a few moments iniernission, Mr.. Patton a.
rose and delivered an address that reflected c,edii
upon liz author, aud impaired bright TINS 10 all lie
scenes around. lie remarked, thai he spoke to the
people Of Louisa with ieel1ngsof pride aud pleasure,
and conceived II In be lis imperative duly TO refer.
in the most emphatic manner, 10 the fannie caleer
Of the present Admiuistta1on-c,lii & at the same
lime, upon those whom he formerly represented to
unite and arrest, # possible, the eiuieting but de-
cepllge steel, which, II not averlcd, would too soon
be plunged into he husom 81 an transporting and
c%oniidug Peoplc-yrs. he gave us d" ptrpctua Ifrasi
al nceidIed sweet But rs my other cnpaper. cnts
are pressing, | shall write nothing more on this deem
ly interesting subject. Permit me-, in conclusion.
10 assert. lhat have never attchdcd any festival
where there was 50 much good feelnp.-Many
Wings were present, all Of hom seemed 10 manifrtI,
The greatest salisiactlon-thtif cdnutra1nces beam.
Ell WIN 'fI-al md arpiobatiGn. plainly pottray-
ing the foet ftell 8 OF lher noble souls. But
enough. j may Mt be anlss To sttte. that Senate,
Founlaine addressed HE people at LOUISA Court
house on Yesterday Ia = speech velv far SURPRISING
any tlai | have e. r cifi hfm deliver. lie de,
cIired al immutahle detelmfnatinn to 1--WE hi, cor.
dial support 10 Nh. Riycs, as our EeXt Senator, I'M
less he conl1 ascertain by evidence The most indls.
%putablc, that majority II ms constituents were in
favor Of the Snb-Ftcasury scheme, and. in th,t
even, he would mosi c~hertully resign his seat in
the State Senate. He cautioned lhe ifiends of the
Administration aEalust permitting Their passions and
ptJpdlces to i,Iamph oven Their reasoning Ecnlles.
and exhibited to them, with MUCH autma,Iun, the i'm
%propfiety ni rejecting me0 aud measures, ncreI, be.
cause tie Wings, peIclancc, might deem it exprdl-
ent to SUSTAIN them lie concluded by enreating
hs llleuds to cnl't thecoutest like brave aud ptIs
liant men. and bear t. mind HE principles so wlrm
y advocated by the mortal Henry. His last sen.
fence, rs we'll as ! now lrcnllcct, vas in The lanon,oe
ola celebrated female maiyr, who exclaimed. "Oh
liberty villa, crimes have not been committed in Inv
name :" S. w. Al.