Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-29


and will ntity their o.ths, tina, you shall POLITICAL,
by Thomas Henry Mosely--The Ladies' of A
menea No ladies' upon the earth arr no good, so
'a'f, So brave. ~ loveIy--Our Republic cannot fail
mr. whilst they become The wives OF our citizens, the
nepuble viii never lack ioi hernes 10 defend IL.
ny Thomas X. Observation-Disclosures, Jefferson
and Jackson; What nation can boas, Of men like
these
ny John ID. Hancock The liberty that Washing
ION ana Jackson Tough, for most nobly sustained
ny Martin Van Bnren, and cannot be taken away BY
me 'n,rignes of Clay and the Wings.
by Benjamin II, Nowlin--rhc Ladies' of Char.
'o''e, fnnce Edward aud Campbclls Famed for
'he'f excellence aud beauty; equalled by tew-sor-
passed by none.
ny John Hobson--Wm. G. Rivcs, When n Re-.
publican, ne voted nj the polls WheuW Wing lac
al not vote Let him alone Hc has gone 10 his
Idols
By john w Gain~s--Old Virginia: Sire has
proved herself 10 be Truly Wbts May she sustain
that "o',hy patron, VIM. G. R,ves IN his indepen-
don't course, for tho good Of his county.
By Joel w. pnklin-- The young am, old "Dodp
ets," VIM. q. Rses and Hugh l.. Whe--Ln,lc
support viii they draw from the "tlickorcs OF Vii
gina.
by John w. Harvey Marin Van Burcn. lie il
700 strong Tor the "Dodgers'--Mr Kves, Hugh L.
While, double tickets, nad all.
by Capt. Gaines-fIen,y Clay Of Kentucky The
Orator, Statesman and Patriot He has stood by The
rights OF the peoplo IN six troubles" aud IN the
seventh he viii noI iorsake them.
By Col llauco.k-A sound metallic currer cy, and
less OF Banking.
by Capt. Fmnklin--Wm.C Riycs one ol V,r
gina's most distinguished sons. Success aud
prosperity To him, lie has been faithful aud true TO
'ne interest," oi ms connlry 10 defiance oi Executive
influence aud Pauy prescription.
Ivy Noble Sncl ''div,ded councils" Of V,r.
ginias last Leeisatmc--Its " divisions" will teach
nj ihs n a
l'kesnnd dslikcs, II they woudieseue the old Com.
monwcal and the Union Gom The mlsruic OF the
common foe.
by Capt, cDearnon--TheIl Hon VIM &. Rives
we once thought him too WISE To have shaped
ms course "Claywarl"--nud TOO ndepou,lr nt ever
to have deserted his party, or TO have smrh, an
Office NJ the hands OF his enemies. Oh eonsisenry
thou arr Jewel 4 em
by Benlamin II Nowln-- Henry Clay. the w,ses
and greatest OF men; Nav he be the ucx, President
IHasie, NE "st0 -Spangied Bdmer."
Ry cant. GaiDes--We look with pleasure TO the
final Triumph Of tho Why parry. aud the overhrew
OF the present Federal Admioisltaiion--we look
WIN confidence Tor the restoration OF OUT govern
nent 10 i's former eondlon purity, Integrity aud
honot Tor the reform Of long cherished and inyetct
ate abuses; the termination o III advised aud disas-
lrous experiments the dimInulion OF Executive pow
ca teinvestment IN the Congress andthe depart.
ments OF government, OF their constitutional powcr r.
and above all, re-eslabshneut OF the sovereign.
~ of the people.
By James y. Nonh-lo reply to Capt, Gaines
IA" '"""ly Pres,deni must pu, NJ ieaat ia zee
pair oi sreclaclcs before he can see the things Of
which he complains aud my lac wear out three
pair moe before what he looks Tor shall como 10
pass,
BY Major James Munc- Henry Clay, The honest.
patriotic aud profound 81 tesnan--he fearless and
underwriting champion OF berty-whom the f,owps
Ut misled people can netl,ef inlmdate nor swervo
rom The path OF reciuudc and whose name is but
mother word for freedom aud The rights Of man..
ny Samuel ). Fugua-Qnrry II Henry Clay be
made President tGod fo'bidil would II rot be ad
''sablc IL make Samuel Swartwont, Secretary Of
State = llark! When old Hickory wanted to te.
move The "roecior," Tho Wings sad, No--lie is
'apablr'' he is "honcsi."
BY Samuel Fl tlamct-Tle principles Of the
nen OF The Revolutions Lei maintain then, mi her
purity, without paraliiy. lasor ailccion-o parry
,prH.
by James Franklin--Hrnry Clay. Not only the
,ieatest<oi Statesmen, but the man Of NIL others br-t
lnnllfd Tor the next President Of the United States
by james X. Jones---'rhe Fair Sex The nom.
ng star ofour YOUTH the day star of our manhood,
and the evening star of our declining age God bless
he stars forever !! ! -
To- The Editors afihe Richmond Enquirer and
Wing are requested TO copy The foregoing proceed.
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