Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27
BY Nelson A. Paiteson. The friends Of Harrison
and Reform, From east and vest from north aud
south,
Through river pass Ger wooded steep,
In long unoniing files they sweep;
With bnunat A uspiuo jrlim


Through riserpsss Ger wooded steep,
IN long unendng files they sweep
With hammer fife. ind penins drum
Aud Gushing horn, they eomo they eoine.
BY John Jones. John Hill The damn OF his
career has given promise OF glorious meridiax.
Fhe District rendered ilnsuons by the genius OF
/ Randolph, OF Eppcs. and OF L. I. Douldu, may
well be proud oi him.
BY Charles Patteson. The Standing Army Bill
aud its skuking endorser No caispatc Secretary
can save hIm from the consuming fire Of public in-
dignntion
by N. +. Cabcl ten. Waddy Thompson: Tho
nniarnIshed relic Of the waning siiivalry Of South
Carolina.
BY Il. Il. Paterson Mr.. Van Buren, lie was
right when he sad il WIS" glory enough fof him,
that he had served under, and won The confidence Of
such chief"
by Charles Irving. Gen. Harrison Tho war
WON soeirr, the scholar and accomplished gentle
man. For Bis country he stood before The blaze of
the British cannon, and the fash Of the Indian rifes
when the kujah Of Undertook was a dodaer be-
bind the bush sometimes for the war, sometimes
| against II.
Il, Col. T., A, Caboll. VIM. S. Archer. The
courage that defes all opposition. The ability thar
outslups all excellence, endear him to the peopis Of
the whole country. aud challenge the proudesi admi4
ration OF the Republican county Of Buckingham.
by J. u. saunders. Tie Hon. John HILL: VIII
feelings Of plide We have heard Of hi, splendid ef-
lof agans, the Sub. Treasury scheme.
by Wm. NJ. Moseey. IT, after the unanswerabls
expo tllion which has this day been given of the
abuses of the present Administration, amy present
should be 80 blinded 10 continue their snrpo,t of
Martin Van Buren,, II should be said of hem---
" Let Ephfan, alone, for he is joined 10 hs IDOLS"
by &. w. Kyle. The Sub iieasu,ytA s,stenr
which will enable tho Secretary aud his Sub Tsea.
surers TO pick aud steal the public money at their
own discretion.
BY w w Moscley. Re luction Of Wagest II
viii evrr be reprobated by the hard-h handed De-
mocrdey of the country.
BY Sam'l J. Walker. b. w. Leigh In hin;
are combined all the qualities eta Virginia gentle
man,-an able aud distinguished jnrist--fhe powerful
aud parioiic Statesman, before whom" Rogues and
Royalisls' uenhlc. postcrty will in their sobcr
moments, award to him the highest hooofs.
BY Edwin llrs Grn. Harfison: The ony ie,ae-
DIV for the evils which Nh Rves has this day So ably
depicted.
BY George Hooker. George w. K,lei Our old
friend and faithful representative.
by Col. S. b. Burke, of P,nce Edward, sent
In November ncxt, Virginia will prove hc,self,o be.
what she in 90 and 90, defender Of State
Il ghts, by casting her for Hlrlson aud Ty-
Ter.
BY Col R. d. Pmteson. Our Representative Id
Congress, the Hon. John Hill. told you he'd
do.
BYE. II. Moseley. Thomas Jefferson: Tho
great advocate OF civil aud rel gious freedom, AMI
founder Of The University Of Virsina.
Is G. l.. Christian. The People ol Buckingham
II they aio willing 10 be led by dcmagog ues-lf they
desire To see tho public money solen--if they wish
10 furnish their arms and equipments, aud
march 10 Maryland twice year be drilled
and 10 be tried and condemned on tho evidence Of
neR,oes. they viii vote COZ Van Bu,en But II they
heafken the vnice oi tuth--ifihey cherish the res
collection ola Washington, Jefferson aud u Aladi-
son--if they prefer honesty To corruption, and viuuu
to vice. they will vote for HARRISON.
ByS. =. Vawier General llanrisoni He was
weighed in the scale Of vAlor. discretion and Rcpn-
lieanisn,, from 1871 10 ls2a, aud pronounc by Mr.
Richie, goud weight his speeches and letters since
shcw gaia ol u Few ounces, al least.
BY John w. Abraham. The Democratic Party.
We invited them TO the discussion this day, and llay
have declined
BY $. G.. Peuow. w. H. Harrison; Tho sue
cessiul General, who mnzsled the Indian war-dog,
and wiped away tho disasters OF Detroit. May nv
live to wipe away the disgrace THE present Ajmln-
isttation.
BY +. IL. paokcy;
prniric fire in the Wot
Twill drive VIM buren, from his nest,
Aswel ns Amos kinde.
By Guest. The President and Secretary oil
War.and The Militia Scheme: Like the two thevesi in
the iabc-one did not steal the axe--lho other did
mol culy il away.
raj Officers: In which alone have a guaran,ss
Of perpeiuning the blessings bestowed by our Re-
publican system of government.
Sent by Jas. w. Overon. John Hill: The people
Of his county await ms relafn To greet him With
"Wol done, good and faithful servant"
By John W. Slranon. Thomas Richie the op-
pohent Of all the leading easuies Of tho present
AdminIs,ralioo: Yet pledged TO sink OF swim with
Martin Van Buren,.
BY Vernon Z. Cabbs. Martin Van Buren,: Ito
has brought the power and patronage fthe govetu-
meni into conflict with the freedom of elections, and
thereby proved himself unworthy 10 BIO the Chief
Magistrate of free people.
BY b. W. Curtis Virginia. the mother Of States-
men: She has given US four Presidents--may sho
soon add the FIFTH.
by Robert Beasy. John Hills he is honest firm
and lalented the best qualities for a representative.
BY William Steger Of Powha,an William C..
Rves: II an aposlate to party, surely not to princi
pie. ms all must admit who heard hun this day.
by Stephen A. Patleson. The Wings of Buck
inghami May they fight Van Buren, like iheir brave
and noble statesman WIN. H. Harrison, and never
sustain "A defeat.
BY N. b. Tapscot Gu, guest, VIM. G. Rives:
The brightest star in the political botiz IN.
By Edmuod Woodbridge. john Him. our repre-
sentative IN Congress The people Of his district
know him nnd will sustain him.
BY Wa. w. Avis. William II. Ulnison: Fret
not thy self because Of evil doors, neither be thou
envious against the workers Of inquiry: For they
will soon be cut down like the grass, and wilher as
the green herb"
By 10. X Hooker. John Hill. Esq: A noble spe-
cnen of politician and Virginia gentleman.
By Edward Saunders. William G.. Rives: The
able statesman, the accomplished orator, and the
honest man.
By p. Ii. Hiokok. VIM. C. Rives:
'Where is Nrginias pro,dest son,
The sposnen thought they had undonel
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