Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-23

| Clay, who have done much good Tor our country |;
may The former BIO our next President, and the lat
ter our next United States Senator.
| by Nj. ID. Giay-Dt. Tho,. p. Mitchell friend
to the public good, enemy 10 sham Democracy.
By James NJ. WIlliams-The Wings of Libei-
~, by then stand against Democracy convuees the
country that Democracy is light,
By d.. Jno. A, otey-rhe memory of kascins-
his dslneresled sacrifices IN favor ol liberty and
Independence, have built him amonumenI Of graft
tnde IN the hearts of his eountrymen lha, viii never
be etlhced.
by Charles Farmer--Ilcre's wishing thai the
hustle ol old Scotland may never grow, the cooks
OF old Eng land thrive, nor u Democrat yield, until
Marin Van Buren, gains the field
BY Nj. ID. Gray-Agteulutc, Commerce. Man.
uaeiuresiwin sisiersrqnally dependent each 9th
et the loss one o, would very much defange the bal
anee of trade.
i, ID. {. Warj-Wm. A. Burwell and T. =.
Mnchell, the representative OF Bedford may iher
eloqnonoo aud pulls purge Richmond Of Van Buren,
ism.
3s VIM. l.. llolt-May the ffeemen Of our elo-
f'ons union once more shake oil the scackles of
rowef, usnfpaon and intrigue. and declare tbom-
selves worthy the aus, eonhded TO them by their
ccstois
b, Capt f., {. Cundn-When the leading men
OF oa' union lay aside pWly aud 20 lor tho truth.
then shall we hasea government worth, tho support
OF an American people.
Il, ). II. Characterization {. Rives, "thc I'M
pftnffptf
IN opposition to the behests of party. proves hun
be a son worthy the moiher OF states en-.
l's John w. Holt, 1.-THE ensuing Presidential
election the issue OF which Will remain an entour-
aeement 10 the oppressed 10 nd themselves Of OPP
preston. and u lessen to those, who. unmnj-
lnl oi the rights Of the people, would Inf against
them the arm OF power, aud iuree them 10 u com
plianee with their unjust demands,
By NJ, II. Jofdan-Mauu Van Buren, the man
who places his will against the will of the people,
Yet he is rue republican proiesscdIy.
by ID, X. Fotgle--Dr Thomas Z. Mitchell he
has fulfilled the highest expectations Of his voters,
and may he be always found pulling IN the same
Wing traces.
Capt. l.. A. Moormau-The heroes of '76, whore
are they now
They have gone to visit in wonder night
They have loh to Us tleir burning light
Aud IA honor ol what they have done,
Ietus hing together from sun it
by Col ID. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Franklin and
Waslnngton embems ofltilh, hope and charity.
by A. Rncke,-Gen. Washington: he has 4
lille 10 our our gratitude which can never be era
BY WIN. Teuy-Wm. II Harrison: n name
dreadful tyrhnis and the enemies Of freedom.
BY Ro Cfcnshaw- VIM II. Harrison: the hero,
who IN al the battles which he has GIN Tor his coun
ny never sustained defeats sill more To be ustr
lrlonsy distinguished by the last aud most impor.
tanl Of them all, victory that will disenchnni and
unfobe the litie Magician. and elevate himself to.
The Presidency oil the u. S. tho 4h OF March.
1871.
BY Maj. I X Jones-Marin Van Burcn. may
he follow The footsteps Of his lllustrious ptedeces-
sor, Baron Munchaus"n.
by james NJ. Willinms-Whig converts like
sosp, cannot be made without tye.
BY DIR. John A. Oley-lIenry CLAY; he stands
fist ~ sia,esman,as patriot first; may his he
ndehby stamped upon he heart oil every true Amer
lean.
- a 4, "A
BY every friend Of his country.
BY It, Ro. q. Bell-'fo the fair ofouf town and
county: may such 81 lIlem Ms desire, speedily emf
erae The finest Of the niled States, the state Of
b, Cnpl. Moses Nclms-The Iadie. of Bedford:
pure and chasle ms The pearly oiele on the suGnt
Of Dana's Teup pie.
by A. Rucker-- May the lovers OF tho fair sex
never want means TO support, and spirit To defend
them.
by Cap. l.. A. Moornar-- May he single be
inartIed aud the married be happy,
BY ID. {. Ward-Flcteler * Toler. the able Ed |
l'o,s ol The Lynchburg Vnpnian: may their sapeni
reasoning SINK INTO nparlve nothingness their adj
setsares, Cawthon & DE Wu.
by J. lIudnal-Mmiin Van Bnien and The
Standing Amy Bill; may they be sunk in ob
won.
BY Isaac James. jr-Success 10 the Lycbbure
Republican.
BY. Cot Lewis C. Arthur Should the Legs.
tuie OF The state OF Virginia make ia penal Of
fence foi any man TO alter his name. aud the Demo
ciats 10 enforce the law. where would The Modern I
Wbl2sb bel Clothed IN fine striped nen. making
nails shoes &c; much better employ ,uen ihao |
circulating iase documents, ranked by Tie Execu-
live Wing COMMITTEE.
BY ). Williams, jr.--May William II. Harrison
be stranger to every honest heat, aud The dry |
giipes To those who not
BY $. {. 1lun-Yuginia: brealhes there the |
man,
Who never TO himscfhath said
Tins Is my own, my nnye mndi
ByI .aac James. r.-Atchibald Stuart, the Re-
pnbran eIeciof for The Pstitk District: may lie
be elected To represent Bedford Dsriol the next
Congress.
BY Maj. r. X. Jones-Wm. II. Harrison: the
man who tau .h the foes Of his country to temhle
in 1913, aud who in lS4l will take the reins Of Co
verumenl from the hands Of designing aud unprlnc
pied men
BY J. NJ WllIiams-We denocrofs Of the eoun-
Try are always convinced that we night, whenwe
go against the towns, whs are filled up with bank
bought wings.
BY Maj. X. Cfcnshaw-W. II. Harrison and J.
Tyler: gallant sous ola gallant State; may they
receive their undivided support in the approaching
Struggle between Liberty and power
BY >. Williams, jr.--Maun Van Buren,, Duncan,
Benton Kendall and Buchanan heir honesty, intel
ligence and industry; when these the inDiaiu
head, how can the streams of OF blood be otherwise
than filed with democracy!
BY A. Rucker-Wm. u. Harrison, a pariot,
supporter and protector OF American liberty; may he
be promoted to the highest station within the gift OF
the people
BY John w. c. Norman May Gen. Wm. II
Harrison and no. TYLER be our President and Wee