Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-23

conservatives Like our Federal Gov.,,as ." a,
! . " ~ eo"ee>s'on ana compromise-each rom.
ing at'tae to gain great deal Was nh. 100
coa'i''on' or the abandonment of priprinle
80 go '"" soou men who framed our constr,
.oh VI Is u now, IN those who unite :, onnas. :
administration whose measures and noI a., in'Su q
ssppins me foundations OF that cons,i,;,,,o P''
By VIM. NJ Waller--That Sta,esn,an's
ana only he who represents and d.l.n5s a.. s'e a.
u as country and not tina, ola party And ,b,, NJ,
f.. no' oe trusted, which requires the sao,i
"oS VI representative for refusing 10 be iis -
by Addison Taliaerro-Hon YIN =, r..
oo wen informed 10 be misled; too honest Ia obs
Executive mandates: Consistent IN his noli,ia.
curse; may he be tiumphany e-,lecn1 ~ ~,
senate OF the United States. " Wv
10y hen'y >. LanRhorpe-Wm. C. Riyos; III,
| Ia'rlot who dared to beard the Lion !, lis lon
| me Dongias in his ball" Wewill do battIe n, b,,,
and damned be the Wing who FIRST cries hold o.
nough!" "o'' Z
By George N. Payne--The Sub.Treasnv scleus.
Tue shif' OF Nessns on the body oi Hercules ,he
country that assumes II DIS WV
Sent in by James Saunde,s-Tbe n,orc Io. Hi,
looking. raking praicaI schooner. "-B,oads,a. NV
on oroauside We have poured into her and the GAL
'a"' wing snip has already shattered her flag mo n
'nousanu pieces. Que more broadside and Then
Tue ooardng- pixies, and the day will be our,s-a
glorious victory OF men born only 10 be free
BY NJ. IL. Garland-When our coun,rv c,l,. vo
heed no party. '' wv
ny Edmund Winston--Our guest Vim G. Rives
Neither the tender Of Office nor the menace of
remuneration has overreaehed the gallant patriotism
OF The true VTgnlan. Revolving al the idea that a
generous and conhding people should be the con
tInued subject OH navery and plumber, he has poin
ted to the same: Hence il is that the hungry pack
are yelping at his heels. Whilst Tray Blanche and
sweetheart are joining IN the cry. We hail him as
The champion of the practical and constitutional in
dependence OF the Senate, without which there is no
limit 10 the Executive will, and without which we
,, ~ witness an omnpotent President on the one
hand and on the otlc, m, """"e
TO live in the sunshine of his favor.
by Isaac w. Waker-Wm. c. Ryes. Esq. ,be
untc tf'pea senator ard the lclrifyer of the par,v
much for the dynasty, NV WV
n ny H. NJ Garland. Jr-The wings Of Amherst.
Esefrsady TO defend public worth and p,,vat. ,n,er.
NY from the aspersions and Vaccinations of the
SWISS adherens of power.
ny James L. Colenan-Whies and Conservatives,
o".'e y" " H. I. hIves the late unlerifed repre-.
sentative of the unlenilied Commonwealth If Vn.
ginia. VI "
ny John A. Drumheller--Wm. c. Ryes. Firs,
!" Tue Leeis'"'uie o, Virginia then in Congress:
ate IN the Senate ofibe Uned States: and now m
he hea's OF the People. Long may he live an
'o"o' u 'he ''hu Mat gave him btth--dvidinp be-
States. P''!'N " NV -
by James w. Morsan-The James River i'm.
movement aN d the Southwestern Rail Road: Their
oeoy eo'' p"lion esse utia TO the deveioI ment OF
e ices OF the State, and to her future prosper
", pfr.er and 'swD
r =, Conse' va,ive'-Thomas Richie, " Party
= runner :; His silk elores silk stockings and pumps
are mol TIE proper uniform OF the Democratic corps
ADD un, -ss he dof hem. lie shuutd be dismissed
IRON. the service The iac is, since this duicei must
cam has undertaken 10 play for the Judges Conren-
lion, in RETREATlNG, he beats so hard. 10 queH
his conscience. tina, he has lost The tune, and il
impossible for a true Republican keep time with
that 'old tatered Drum" the Richmond Enquirer
[It aid that Mr. Richie silk gloves. silk stockings
and pumps al all sensons-winer and summer.l
By VIM. n. Tyer-Wm. c. Rives: His refusal
to bow to Executive dicfation entities HIM TO the
gratitude of every friend OF liberty
BY Willis NJ. Reynolds The Sub Treasury
May the people OF ngina put their faces aud for
ces against, and sendit to its merlted perdton.
Bv Robert NJ. Brown-ln times of Executive u
surpaton and corruption the patriotic and indepen-
dent Senator is faithful sentinel upon the watch
tower, 10 warn the people OF encroaehmcnis upon
their liberties, aud to point 10 the chains which are
fnrging to ensave them.
BY William Thurmau-Edward A, Cabell May
the people of Amherst again elect linn to the Nrgi-
MA Assembly, there to unite with others until they
elect Vim. e. Rves TO the Senate of The u. States
BY Zach. ID. Tnsley-Wm. G. Rlyes an honest
man and independent statesman: He who defies
the frowns, and is proof against the smiles OF Pow
or, NAV be safely entrusted with its exercise,
BY John b. Dnncan-Free Neglo suffrage sup
ported by " the Northern man with Southern pm
cles y No gofor Vireinians.
BY Howell l.. Brown-1he Virginia Senator he
has walked the sleeping Lion, who in the ma esty Of
his terror has shaken the dew drop from his name,
and roarei out in a voice OF thunder, Bd-a!
By Nathaniel |. Msnson-Conservatives and
Wings: Disregarding former differences in political