Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

is nneo mmitted and ought to be defeated
by Zerubabel Eggleion--May The people of the
unned States see their error. aud embrace the pm
ciples Of such Wings n. Washington, Marion and
others
BY Henry w. Geoheesn-May Tho ciond thar
Van Buren, Is endeavofng To spread over Tho only
land on earth where man can call hnreli truly Tree.
be blown for ever from our shoresby The Hero o
Tippecanoc.
by tho Chairman, Is. Cooper)-Gen. w. II
Harrison and NJ. Van Burrn, The who VIII
contrast tho military aud evil services N defence Of
his country Of tie ,mer with the eslrayagance and
runous measures, the ubtieasury and standing AZ
my Of the lailer. aust be entirely blinded by party
spirit, that would hesitate 10 take the former lor Pre-
sident.
BY Jas. b. Mar,io--Our Wing Elector, tWhu
meei l.. Tunsall)-Au able politician his speeches
make The Locos dodge.
BY Peyton Gravely In enestl-Tbe Standing Ar
my; acutse 10 the county, bu, strong arm To tho
President.
by Davis Stnl,x-ucnry Clay, m eminent states.
man; his memory will be hoporsd aud cherished by
grateful people.
BY BENZ. +. Gravcly Hon. Vim. l.. Goegin:
The ability, independence aud nanly spirit exhibited
in the discharge oi his representative duties, aud IN
endeavorlne TO arrest the extavaraoee OF tins admin
istiaion, have warmly commended 10 him 10 the
admiration aud confidence al his constituents, who,
IN ls<, will re-elcct him 10 the Congress oil the u.
States.
BY jain Grsvcly-Thr Wings Of 20 achieved
our Independence the Wings of 1870 will su.t''n
II, by elecng VIM. II, Harrison IL the Presidency.
BY Charles NJ. Wine6cld--M. Van Bu,ro, p ou.
ical wealhefcotk protesting The false Rntb OF De
mocraey whist carrying out The principle oi ultra
Federalism: May he receive the rebuke oi an III.
eeosed and outraged people.
by JaurirBu,ch "a gucst)-M Van Buren,, the
abolition, federal sheppard may The good people Of
the u, States send hm hums next spring dTe c.
nough 10 shear his sheep.
BY James II. Clen-Uen HARRISON patriot aud
hero; May he be our next President.
BY Patrick II. Mastp-Wr desire the election
Of Gen HARRISON. thar we may be delivered from
unreasonable and wicked rulers; Tor all mcn have no,
iaih.
by Jos GrWvely--
Here's TO you and l. and all the rest,
Heres 10 the pretty grl 1--we b,sl;
She's not here 10 lake her part,
| drink her health with all my heart,
BY Harrison Wyatt--Gen. Harrison, tie peoples
candidate Tor tie presidency; his p,i,i",sm and ma.
ny pubic services eniilc him 10 lheir support.
BY Joseph Dyer-The present Wing parry have
principles nj stake and ate aeiuated by no feel
ing IN common but opposition to The present Ad- |
mnislfaon.
by Capt. Joseph BouIdn (sen)-Who will We
have Tor next President 7 II Martin VaU Bu
ren, We sh II be tie servants OF the P'esdcn; II
VIM. II. Harrison, hr viii be the servant OF The
People. May tbs eyes OF all BIO opened BY No. |
vember next, and slumbef no longer unde, Van
Burenlsm.
By Jackson Pacc--Wm. II. Harrison; Though /
he may be assaed BY Rnchr, Blau Go. YET lie
will tecriye n decided majority Van Bntcn,
BY James i. Webb--Gen. Hanson, who, III the |
language oi Col Johnson "was longer ~ active SER
vice Than any other general officer, ard never sns.
tanned defeat" In November next, the people OF
the United States, with Harrison and Reform ihtr
waieh"ord, will gam complete victory, and restore
prosperity 10 the laud.
BY Sactiied H,.~er-This day oe'ehrale IN
commemoration Of our Independence: May an"n-
al inspire US with determination Ia preserve
Republic upnpafcd for a. - yet II eo,ne.
BY Christopher Y. Thomas-Gcn. HARRISON: lie
has refused Ia answer political questions pat 10 hun
by the ireemen OF The u, States: May they, with
equal promp,ude, refuse to give HIM then support
!" No,smbe, mex. ca, o..,, ,.a
dislnq uished statesman; "a deserves Tie respect
aud esteem III aIkIat,ios.
BY Geo. D. Grayely-Thopas II. Bayly: liz |
calls himself Wing to get l'er support. but pfae-
tses iof,ism II Calhoun 2lNes the woid.
BY Jos. Dyer-Thomas II. Bayly Of Accomac:
A Wing by name, but State Rights Republican
by Practice Who will not sacrifice principles i"r
men
b, Capt WIN. Cooper-May Harrison, who
looks upon JacksoDs proclamation and Websters
speeches thereon containing the true PRINCIPLES OF
our Government. never SIT IN the Presidential
chair.
BY Jos. B. Marin-Libeuy OF speech, Of the
press and OF conscience; the bawsrks OF Liberty:
] Nav they be preserved in'i0alr.
! BY Joshua Zrlgier-"Reduc,ng the price Of Ia
bor the best method OF restoring THIS country 10 us
former p,osperiy:" May lis advocates sink, and The
price OF labor rise.
| BY Sterling Cooper-May God in mercy look
| down u pom the Leading and all men IN office. AMI
| change those money aud Office hunting heats oil
theirs and cause them TO look 10 Tho welfare anu
prosperity other county
| BY Benz. f. Gravely-Col Tho. II. Benton, the
political bell wether OF the Administration panty
Colonel-have you any Bank notes IN your crasat
now
By David Bauow-'Iay John Tyler of Va. b.
.our next Wee President
By Peylon Giavey-Gen. Wm. Henry Harri-
son: We will. On the 4h day Of March next, wei
come him into the Wine House IN the same ire d.
| ~ mode that he DOES the old soldiers into his log
cabin at North Bend.
By BENZ +. Dyer-The Hon. John Tyler; true
! Wing, I'm whom there ~ no guile
BY John Z. Wyait-Wm. II. Harrison: brave
| General. an able Statesman aud an honest Man
! The people ofthe United States viii show hin Their
gratitude, b, electng HIM TO The highest Office ~
! their gift.
| b, James Cooper-Thos. Jefets n, the Apostle
OF Liberty May 1t ever be Our Tore ~ poiilies 10
! initiate aud to cherish his principles.
! By Craven Wyau-Mr. Van Buren,, our Chiei
Magistrate His wisdom and intelligence eb'lte mn
10 the SUPPORT oil the American people.
By SaeLfield Brewer WIN. II. HARRISON: pat
riotlc Statesman End MInmy Chieialn; worthy to
fiji the Presidential char
By John G. CallaHsy-
May Independence be our boast,
Ever mindful what IL cost;