Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23
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the federal aud fanatic candidate for the mesden.
cy oi the unn.d States his opinions are sbrouded
IN mystery that cause must be bolh weak and vi, h.
ed, which can ouy be sustained by deeepaon aud
lflckeiy; that cause il strong aud must prevail
winch rests upon the lmmusea6le pillars Of tru and
justice.
by Maj Rieh'd Cronshaw-Ienry A. Wise :
brave, honest patriotic aud talented his course de-
servesas received, tho appreciation OF an en-.
hgluened constituency
Ky Capt Caleb G. Parker May the return of this
anniversary lnsIl INTO all who celebrate 1t. the
virtue and patriotism OF the sigue,s of the Dcclra-
ton Of American Independence.
By VIM. NJ Bnr"cll, Esq.-rhe wars for the
acquisition and preservation OF ou Independence have
proved nat toieign aggression will alN avs organise
"h'r patriotism aud sense OF duty viii discipline
them lof the protection Of the honor OF the country
and the liberties of lis citzens.
By Nm. Terry Esq.-Onf country ccuvulsed
and agllated by the nlstue al unpfiucp pied aud de-
signing men may she be spcedll, restored to her
pfisllne puiiy and woned sgor, by the man who
h's so oilen pefllcd his lie N he, behalf
by Jas. NJ. Wdams-Wm. IL. Harrison the
tool %, Henry Clay 10 carry out federal principles
by Maj, I, H. Jones-Gen, Wm. II. Harrison
the patriot solder the pride of his country, the ter
for OF The mlnlnns oi Office his election will re-.
deem tie liberty, honor, and prosperity III the Re
public.
BY Col. l.. {. Arlhur-Thc Northern Fanatics:
lsgnidcd and dcluded people may they be snl.
III Annanas shall open Their eyes that they see u
right.
by Jno. A. Otcy-Wm. II. Harrison may tho
curses Of the l09h Psalm {, scend upon he head
oi HIM who would attempt 10 pluck single laurel
from the hard earned wreath which eneitrlcs his
weather.bratcn brow.
BY Capt. Loduwick A. Moorman-- VIM. II. liar
tlson the Military Chlellan who defended onr ives.
tenn frontiers may we AZ the next presidential G.
lection honor hlm with The highest honor within the
gift oi the people
By 10. w. Whiting, of Richmond, Va.-Ou
country IN the hour OF pend, let motto bo "ouf
country, right wrong"
b, Ii. w llham l.. Iolt-May the wings in M
vember next show the spoil, party that they still
hold dear aud sacred The blessed ndr pendeuce nc.
CURED by then io,eIalhes and Ibal they viii main
tain thai Independence bv eleciing VIM. II. Ham.
son President ot the Unred States.
by Alfred Rnchef-Maun Van Buren, who re-
commemorate Standing Army IN The time Of peace
may he forced To leave the Wine House and take
up lis no in pursuit Of The blood hounds OF Flor
ida
BY Capt. NJ. J. Jones-rhe White House nj
Washington will yei continue lou, Yeas To be /,
Martin House.
BY VIM, Ferry, Henry Clay an ornament
TO hIs country; man that would compare With
the greatest mer 81 any age; pune. mapnanimons
and talented he possesses every requisite fof n
aicsmnn and patriot
BY Col. ID. Aunsraugh--Onr prominent men of all
par'I-s aud distinctions may they thlnk aud aei
less ior hen individual promotions. aud more for
their eonulr's general aud undivided prosperity
BY. Sim'l II. Quares-Wln. &. Rves loieet. |
inl of himself, and mindful oil his county only; hon
est. dlgnded aud capable, lie will be an ornament
he Seuat" ui tie Unned States, where we hope lie
may be found long.
BY Maj. X. Cienslaw-Martin Van Buren, the
leader OF party instead OF T. esdenl Of Ile peopte
he has shown himself unworthy the cont fence of Ell
ther.
BY Capt. G. b. Board-To Vim. c. Rivcs you
have been the lnleslialing friend al the most ex,
ttrme acts Of Andrew Jackson; the avowcd friend OF
Martin Van Buren,. III whose course you have been
previously enabled 10 discoye, TO Error The Pun.
conservative the high missionary sent 10 aibltrate be-
tween parties lnr the good Of our county aud very
lately so full oil dlgnied reserve and independence,
that you eould coudcscend to give 10 rartizan
pledges. Suddenly converted into The parttzln Of
the federal nominee of The Harrisburg convention,
OF man again aud again denounced by YOU as a fed /
eralI, and rlde uled wholly incompetent for high
public fps you baye thus become public InI0rmer
against ynur own past life aud conduct who will
fellowship such man?
BY Stephen G. l1un-Tlp and Tyler will receive
a strong voice from The yeomaury Of old Bedford
next November.
BY Re-, c Mnchcll-The memory Of Patrick
Henry.
BY fhomas r. Saunders-The Revolutionary
Soldiers ufafe@ wears aud lhey will have pass.
ca lfom among us her memory VIII be tO-chls-
tent with liberty aud virtue.
BY VIM. NJ. Bufwell--.fhe Orator Of The Day, I
and Reader Of The Deel ration.
BY il, C. Afhnr-fhe ID Democrats of Liberty
lew IN number. YET strong IN iaith.
BY Sttanqer-1he town Of Liberty; the paui- /
osm Of lis sons,ls equacd ony by the beauty of lis
daughters.
BY John w. Moorman-To the hero Of old Tip
may his memory ever aumale the heat OF every A
mercan.
BY Col. Lewis G. Auhuf-Rrpeated experience
ought 10 Lave raue lat tie wings some caution but
II might have been SAID of Them Napoleon sad OF
The Bourbous. that Though at er years # repeated
disaster and deirat they had learned nothing aud for
goucn nothIng." But IT seems the bUIstcious and
empty boasts Of by gone times are again 10 be fepeh-
ted again 10 prove AZ hollow and deceuu as before. /
While The NOISY and many tongued builders Of the
opposition striving raise their Babel Structure,
The summit OF which they loI dly imagine they
will reach the heaven Of thetr hopes, the peo-
lie are silently looking on and Watching with calm
cOnfd nee he hour OF trial when that shall arrive
they VIII glorousy vlndicle their intelligence,
which has been lnsulted and their rights which have
been spurned. and write IN eapIla OF ne. the
noble ruth. that mao is capsbe OF sell government
They will rise in their might and scatter to the
winds The dsj ned and crnmDng citadel Of gras-
ping aud lnsidions foe.
BY Samuel Williams jr.-Tle American people
may the present generation retain grateful sensa-
ion Of KIND Providence in sustaining forclalhers
IN the uneq al contest with Great Britain for our in
dependence.
By WIN. Smth-Thc Army and Navy 10 wal
our defence in peace our pride.
By Capt NJ. ID. Gray-1he soldiers OF the revo-
luton, though lew and far apart they yet living