Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-09

''""s A. Tuner acted rs Wee President. After
.'' e''swos removed, the following Toasts were
dunk
REGULAR ToAsTs.
rious result; wlea ny ''le 1a
be unworthy the prvilet =, r s.,v",me " We S"e''
o The Spne,s of,bc ln' tfermen.
act sufficient to immoflalize III, '''' s'"s'
,. Patrick llcnry-Whose eIo,
spired the hearts aud netved the arms y, w
10 the resistance of tyranny. W. 'a'"''S
4. The heroes and saQes of the Rcvoh.
| The instruments Of heaven yirdicaie the fH
and avenpe the wrongs Of tic oppressed !; 10 usher
amIehty nation into existence.
/ 8. George Washinpton.
6. The Departed Observation-Disclosures and Phi
lanthrorisls on earth they this day reap their re.
ward IN better world.
7. The surviving Soldiers of tho Revolution
The remnant OF gallant Let us manifest
our gratitude 10 them. and our appreciation OF their
services, by. our devotion To the principles and our
zeaons support Of tie free institutions which they
bled 10 establish
8. The Constitution Of tho L. Sla,es-A mon.
umeni OF the wisdom and virtue of our fathers. and
/ the guarantee of our Liberties. Pasied be the
tongue and withefed the arm that would infringe
/ IT,
| Q. The right Of The Sntes-U Upon the prescrva.
ton oi these depends the purity of our government,
and the perretuy of nur liberties.
10. The Army and Navy--Ou, shield and spear
ln tear our defence. in peace our pride.
II. Agriculture, Manufactures md Commerce
The essentials OF national happiness, wealth and
prosperity.
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~ .y."'S o'"g 'oo 'he a"ep"e oaHeo "oeffy'-
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To- "o ", 'eN'
VOLUNTEER TOASTS,
ny Gen. David Rodes--The volunteer companies
of Ltntlbufg Alwassu tue 10 ther own and their
counny's honor--our community should cherish and
sustain them.
By VIM. NJ Dlvis--'fhe Orator Of the Day In
his eloquent discourse day, his tho theme Of
true patriotism, decorated with tho richest gems OF
brilliant genius
Nv Col J. \. Turncr-Wm. s. Reid Jr. the
Reader Of the De- l1fatinn Of Independence; the
promising scion ola good stock
BY Robert Camm tOfaiot OF the Day. State
sovereignty and the L1dies Lei no true palfiot di,
eliminate ~ his heart between them.
By Capt. Vim. Il. Broun-1he wheels of State
stand locked by party dlseord We call upon VII
liam Henry Harrison to apply The OIL aud put the
car Of State motion.
By Col. Edward A. Cabrll- Grn. William II.
Harrison: He IS not presented 10 us under he pa
tcfna auspices ola pow rrluI President. lie Is not
The obscure recipient Of vioa,ious popular ". lie
is moi The nominee Of Dicaot--not urged upon us
By mtreeualy oil ce- holders. by the power Of money
u patrouaee bur recommended by las virtues, his
talents aud bis services.
by htU. JbtI lfllWlEti, IA hfVulHlOUafy hoIuH'l
In The approaching great political contest, let pa.
t0llsm, moderation and eharily peryade the Uuion,
as extreme patty spiti INDUCED may be productive
of hieh excitement and great luminosity between the
contebdng parties aud ultimately subycn he glori-
ous institutions of our beloved country. Think, and
let think.
Sent in by Mi Maurice II Garland-'rhe Lynch.
burg Anlllery aud luGlntfy Companies; as remarha-
Bile Tor heir Kind and social feelings ~ the prodpt
ness with which they execute every military ma
unuvfe
BY the Companics-The Orator Of the Day one
Of whom Virginia may well he proud
BY ID. r. Lyman--1he Orator Of the Day May
his efforts in the cause oflbedy this day be rewarded
in November
By James NJ Lanphorne-Marn Van Buren,
The Northern man with Southern feelings WHO
sanctions the disgrace aud condemnation Of VIr-
ginian, by permitting oncgto witnesses 10 TESTIFY
against HIM F.! Hear him see no cause TO inter
lere IN the ease OF Lieut.. Hooe.'
BY George b. ThuImnn--1he Artillery and In
fantiy Companies May n generous rivalry oharac-
terlze Their future existence aud may the peace aud
harmony winch w exist between them be perpei.
uaed as long as the love of COUNT, shall inspire our
hearts or the flame OF glory ndled by our fathers
continues 10 burn.
BY Vim. b. Licon-The heroes Of &c; they
noby achieved ur Independcu CO, and long may they
survive IN The hears OF Their counirvmen.
By A. =. Palks-Wm. H. Isrson, an old
weaiher-b beaten ship, condemned four years ago by
The Democrats is being unselwo,thy; recently char
tered by The Wings Tor loui years cruize a pas
sage is sun unsafe, though repaired by The timber Of
Iop Cabins and Hard ILer barrels.
l,y Geo. Perc,al. Jr.-Gen Harrison: We live
IN brphi pfnspec that the emil hened people OF his
Union VIII let yon resi- The remnant OF your days III