Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25


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mel US 10 nace only bti. Il, AMI oufso,ily 70
she rsesent the admirable aud eloquent adJ,esse
saich followed
There was evidently great Disappointment and re
eret al The abs ucebf iHSRf GAY But irequent
u was his name litsaiy remembered" during tn
d.y.
Ills disiins nstrd friend and colleague. Mr.. Carr
rrrpRs, mas loudly allied tor soon as Mr.. Ntn
srrR retired--and did that gentleman display
his lnimitsble faculties OF popular reasoning aud clio
ouence with rraier effect. Ills alluson 10 the dd,
--rnK ELEVENTH paY OF JuNE-the day OF
~hich thousands ard thousands of our felos eeur
tYymeu WIRE celebrating The vttuTy 81 Foti Mees
wss most felciipus: and he audience seemrd
% have bat hear, aud one voice, hen they te
eponded 10 his tribute Ia The glories vi that d.,
and the noble leader in the hght.
Mr.. CRiTTENpES ausueted most cuidily 10 The
call Mr.. Webster had ma lie upon IN as a"iiucss'
and testified tia, the ribetn Wings, snh Mr..
WEBSTER the head. we're as strongly and sincere
" opposed TO the Abolitionlss as he aud bis south
ern and Western friends are. am kenluokdn
(said Mr.. CRirrESpES NJ and as'a,eholdef-and J
will tell YOU my experience. | never knew hu ono
aboiifion,si in The Senate, and lie was Ian Bafen
man
r.. Name him !" vas cried b, some in thr
crowd. "MoRRts, vas the reply gwen by snme one.
.TAPPAN" MAS etieI by Others. Boih eAelam
ed another voice
qnent enlogum epon The character aud services 81
HARRISON, aud res5cd man, sneedoie, Illustrative Of
MS courage, his disu!eresietless, lis moderation,
and his humanity.
Mr. rarsrox fllowed Mr.. Cduenlen, IN compli.
snce with genrtal call from al pads 81 The eronod
His speech master pitee oipnpnlar elo-
queste and lisentd Ia ~nb the u0sl absorbing
interest. and manifest deield. He 100 responded
TO the appeal Of Mr. WrssTlR: add Il ever fbefe @es
compeieri witness. surely NllIamt. Preston IS
enc, on this question. A NBguisn by t'rh,
South Caroliulan By adoption. slave odcr. he
bore his unoquyoeal testimony 10 tie bonesl aud
devoted apinons o. the Massachusetts, Senator
and his ffieuds This quesi OF vital Interest TO
the South.
Mr. PRrsrox rjdieuleJ. with surprising ~ c
the wfeiched ptcienee that tie PATTY @ah wheat hr
and the friends around him were associated was
leagutd with abolnionsls WHO ds,o assert il
None bu, the Infamous eagmblatois Of those who
would any time draln their dearest veins IN DC
fence OF the established iusnlatons Of lie country
Aud Then the ides 81 res ring u " NJftfefa mn
with Soulhern plaetpiese 10 sfse the county T
from the danger Ola SobH,trs man mh South I
ern prime pies" To whom do fles ly from ll5rt- Z
son. son ola sieper of The Declaration OF lpde-
prndenee They 20 beyond the lludsen-ihey Z
get = friend Of Rulus k.ug-a Missouri Restriction
;st-a fii,nd and advocate Of Free Negro Sui {
hage
After Mr.. Passion. came Mr.. OonrN fIorrMAS,
whose captivating and commanding eIoquence was
enthusiastically responded 10 as he poulrayed the
abuses and corruPnons uf The parry IN power; and
testified 10 that bond OF sympathy upineple aud IN.
Iefesf IN devotion to liberty and The Constrttltinn
which uniles the Wings II the Nouh and .
South.
Then We head Nj HIpnLE Of Pcnns, vania. I
mo gave glowing account Of die prospects of The
Hanson cause 10 the Key Stone and sind cated in
} sitao al original inpasspned and most impress
1--we eioqnence, the use al those ea,brms uf mimi
" StDati t.tfxa al q 1.
"behthe Wings of the county. like the o rpo-
nenis oil arbitrary rover, IN the parent county, ate
marching on"ard, couqneung and 10 conquer
MI WISE. OF NHgtnla, urxt appeared, IN ohcdI
ence 10 repeated calls bu only 10 deter IN favor Of
his trend, Mr KING Of Georgia, hom lie introduced
and who m dc admnabe aud eloquent ssrrch
snd confirmed our belief that IN October, Grotgm
will stand on the side oil opposition the spollsmeu
aud experimenteis
Mr. kISs was fellowed by Gen. WAnpy Tnonp
soN, OF Sou Carolina, VII made hearty, string.
and brilliant speech
Nj. PHhLPs, Senator from Ncrmnnt, corraboral-
ca the testimony which had been given respecting
tie sound constitutional opinions aud conservative
sentiments of The Wings OF the North on The ques
tion Of abolition.
Mr. JAnrs GAnlAsD. of ,Te.oa, hen appeared
~ compliance with repeated solicitations. aud en-
chained his auditors w,lh one oi the most sue.
cesstul speeches Of the day.
tie was followed by Mr., GaAvEs, ufkentnrky
who 10 that bold aud masculine sitle al speaking
Tor which he Is Distinguished preseoted before his
heaeis The true character OF this already condemn.
cd Administration aud directed th,r attention to the
claims which lie Peoples an Iidae possesses m In.
character and services.
Long before this tine, the light Of DAY had faded
aud the moon was shining out will singular ns,fe
Inc sssemblage. un" carried aitr all The heat aud
excitement oil the day remained the gtuund until
after IL o'clock.
Alter MI. Graves finished. Mr.. Ii ~ Of Virginia
Mr.. Graham OF North Catoloa and Mr.. J,Nxrr.
the Wing Eieotor Tor Lo0doun. ably I'd dressed the
people and Mr. WISE closed the p ocsedings with
speech oi nncommen force and sprit.