Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11
VOLUNTEER TOAsTs.

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BY W. T. Camsbell--The Musicians
Hy Capt K, Perins-fhe scrutiny and agency
oi the people; necessary The purity and safety Of
all nee governments
ny q. Z, Bcl-rhe 9TH July, 1776-A day ever
To be remembered by the Mons OF freedom--ihe re
collection OF tho liberty aud independence secured to
us mat day, is assurance that the people will no,
sustain The present administration IN its rapid strides
10 despoisn
by Sam'l llotlnnu-Henfy Clay, the Pa,ro, and
Statesman: May lie be elevated to the highest sta.
''on within the ST OF freq and independent reo-
ny Jnn. w. Hiatt, Jr-IIenry Clay. Thu great
and noble Champion OF Libeuy-when his services
ATE needed, he is ioreellul OF himself aud mud
tnl OF hls country only.
BY Joseph WIlson--'rho mental moral and az
ncultntal improvement of our county.
By Saml Knchey-Agncullurc aud Internal I'm
hoNchentsi then interests arr lnsepraby connected,
and without the successful prosecution of The latter,
tho former, Whehis the tue support OF our country
cannot prosper
by Mlcaiah Dayis--llcnry Clay and Wm C.
Preston; Their talents aud patriotism Justly emit.
tic thcm to the highest Offices within the gli of a
Tree people.
by sam' IL. Quares--1hc power behind tho
throne:
" Ills folly IN repentance ends.
Who to Gathering knave attends ~
by Meilen'y Jo'dan.--Mmun Van Bnlen--a
speed, tn,n To knd,thnok.
ny ~ ! q l. Rlttchcl - bavIu Campbell, an
cellcn Governor; lie well adjusted the guLernaotal
rc'ns ioi strong pail, altogether for tho glor, aud
improvement Of our STATE, but some OF his horse.
wele balhs may they be disciplined by the lash
oil The people.
by John O. l.. Gogen--The memory of James
Madisoni brilliant example If thu true Patriot a
model which the whole history Of other nalinns can
no, Iuguish for the study and Imitation of the Repub.
lcan staIcsnau.
By John A. otcy-ilcnry Clay, the ds,in-s
gushed and patriotic slaernani When our GUN
ny Is IN DANGER all eyes TUNED 10 him, to comc TO
the rescue,
by Wm j., llolt--Wm G. Rsrs; Well mny
Virginia boast OF such sou ana MAY she support
hun, ior tho honest course he has pursued.
By Vim. Tcry--llenry Clay, Of Kentucky: Dis
inguehed alike lot his great abilities aud ardent
the only mun 10 whom we can look to
reform the present abuses Of the powers that be-"
aud to " calm the troubled waters" oil liis county
by Dr. l.. Brown--lienry Clay anan,e worthy
10 he engraved upon he broad arch Of the Heavens,
III lrtlcrs more brilliant than the that now slinos
Will mol the people, a. yet fee, elect hin TO the
Presidential char
liy Capt. w Greeu--Gcn, Geo. Washington he
E." creates, md best" and no counterfeit!
by Jno. +, Sac--Nan Buren, aud his Cabinet, Z.
Without single ,ntue but pniiener. which an.
/ ,lns them IN then stations nnli tho Lgrch faw of
public indignation shall dfif. them 10 tie o,srurty
I,om which they have emerged, " in spite of nature
and their stars"
Society q
Liberty, now in lis infancy; speedy aud yigorou.
manhood
BY A. Il. Nichols Martin Van Buren,. the Ex.
Minister 10 Euglaed he met his reward promised
may he shonly meet his deserts.
Sent in by Mn VIM. Cook--'rhe Republican
administration OF Mr.. Van Bnlen--a signnl triumph
awaits it IN old Virginia, and in the Union, in
1870.
by VIM II. Campbell--Mait Van Buren, the
Missouri resIrctonisttl1e advocate Tor Free Negro
sutrage--to cap The climax, "a Nonher, man with
Southern feelings!
By BEN. lla@Ins-
We 1--we ~ great anticipation OF the day,
Whenour next President shall be Henry Clay
By tott. Thos. =. Miehtell-Wm. {. Rwcs
Not our dt.t choice but nj this time We could
= better spare many better man."
BY Ninnod Donald-Wm &. Rycs, the distin
pushed Vtglnan-ior his noble Independence, the
caurnnies aud ISLANDERS Of demagogues are heaped
lpon him without measure
By Ofylllc I. Bell-Andiew Jackson Our first
Diriator May he be ourias
BY A. b. NlcholsThe United States Bank
The great gulalor Of domestic exchanges: May its
opponents al the next Congress be paid off in SHIN
Dlasiers, aud Brandon bank bills.
BY VIM. l.. IIolt-llenfy Clay, the honest Poll
clan. WHO i, ready to brave every Thing FOR his
,ounlry's good May ho be our next President.
BY Capt VIM Green-Gen. Jackson has done rs
much harm as good-hIs account IS baIanced--ifhe
owes us no,hing we have credits 10 give him
.laraon Of independence May itshne forth in The
ics Of our statesmen.
By James f. Johnson-Educaiion The only
rue afeguafd to Republican Institutions Without
Is general diffusion, country can become great
n prosperous with it, virtue and independence will
'ver predominant. #... :.
BY VIM. r. Campbell--B. w. Leigh, one Of ?
Vire MAS mobiles, sons May he long i've. A..
BY James l.. Pegram-'lhe county Of Bedford
rhis is my own, NY native land and in antcipa-
ion Of leaving for the far west do the inhabitants
,u justice in pronouncing them kind generous, lib
ral and patriotic.
BY G. A. Winsdcd-B. w. Leigh The stub
,orn oak that never ben, to the storm.
Sent in BY Mai. Wm. Cooa--Federal Wing SIAN
Iers and rcviugs against Mr.. Van Buren, How
,ften must they BE told cease, sipers YOU bite
lie"
ION reading this toast, the Band Immediately
truck up the tune o. where did you c, me
rom III
Sont in by Ro. Campbell-The administration of
,ur + edera Government Ii must be transferred TO
,urer bFnds, or this day will no longer be worth eel
bia,Ing; as the Spirit thai consecraed IL must be-
ome extinct, when corruption so deep and foul goes
inrebuked By the American people.
Bv Benz. Hawklns-Andrew Jackson of the Her
nilage. Welcome to his cell-and may the Helmits
,eacc be not disturbed by the rscoliectons of the
clions Of the President.
Sentin by Edmund lvins-Martis Van Buren,
u the history of his ad.l nlsiration every page viii
,e crowded with the follss and vices OF men. M
BY Capt. Rich'd. PeIkins--The President of the
Juiied States: totally unfit by'his own showing,
o manage the affairs Of this great Republic.
By Tires. Minor, v Revolutionary soldier
Through the Democratic spirit, we gained our Ftee-
lom in 1916