Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27
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l. - 10 IhefhofN ~ W aslllnglOn, WHO was 'nfs
:" wal MS 10 peace, aud first IN the hearts oil his
oounif, men,"
j. Gen. VIM. Henry Harrison: lle who Gu
lloyed the confidence bf Washington, Jefferson, u
Madison, a Monroe, and Shelby. has but hue 10
lear nom The bilingseate ola Kendall. or u Richie,
or The indchcato OF the "lusfious pfedeccs.
sor."
4. Our distinguished guest. William &. Riycs !.
Tie splendid ability aud stern integrity with which he
has served IA the councils OF his count y, cndear
him To every lover oiloi,y political vfiue. llo has
eeen ailal} hed rs traituie and aposialen By the
mlhlons OF an arrogant aud usufplng Executive
W IN fearless confidence he submitted the issue to
Jury OF bis pcersn-the People of hls native Vir-
glnla' Tho voice Of thunder that then proclaimed
h's aoqutla is again destined be heard in louder
no'es oil triumph, hom Que extremity OF the Union
To the other.
Alter The faptntons applause with which this toast
was received had subsidized, MI Rscs rose. Qhough
much exhausted hy the discussion OF the dby)
returned ms thanks IN u ehasje and beautiful adj
dress aud concluded by olenbg the following sen
tlment
The People of Buekingam Republican by ua.
lure, Republican by tnduun--ihey will Prove their
continuing Rcpnbllcanlsm by voting. IN November
neNi, Tor tho Republican rouddate Tor the Presi-
deney William H. lia,rsoa.
3. Oar Distinguished fellow citizen. V W South.
all We sincerely regret tho accident which de-
lises Us oi his presence, AID trust that lie may
recover, and silhe many eood blow III behalf OF
those principles which ho has heretofore So efficient.
y and gallRntly defended.
Mt Magrude, OF Albematle, bene called upon,
responded 10 ths sentiment III appropriate terms.
D. The Governor III Virginia, Thomas Walker
hilmer: true exponent OF the political principles
and private virtues which has been lie pllde Of
his state 10 profess aud practice. We who know
him, know how 10 love aud honor him.
2. Henry A. Wist: May his health aud strength
be speedily reslofed-and may tho Nhis parry, Of
winch he IL the PRIDE and tho ornament, soon AGAIN
hear the thrilling tones Of that vice. which, when
ever aud wherever II is heard, ,ings tho death kneil
Of III cspoiIsnrn.
3. The Hon. John Hill The worthy represen-
lailvr OF the disifid iJohn Randolph aud Thomas
l. Bouldln. lie well deserves Tho confidence and
support of his constituents.
.. ou' "onhy Senator, Col. Thomas NJ Bondn.
mnl lie has ably and faithfully sustained the pin
elpes of the Wing parry. We respect him lor his
public aud p,vao wnIth.
Col. Il responded 10 this sentiment in a few very
animated aud appropriate remarks, and concluded
by offering the lnilowlng toast;
The Wings OF Buckluph ham, all, with Harrison
aud Reform as your wat, h word Az sentincls on
Tho waIeh-owcr, pass The word until its echo is
heard rom every log cabin AID then, after The bat
tic is fought aud tie 6rsl Monday in No
vendor next, fold your arms IN ease, aud cry ais
well airs we'll
10. Out delegates to The General Assembly, Geo.
Kyle and Thomas II Flood The worthy repre-
seninges II old Republican Buckingham.
Col Flood, in behalf Of himself aud Mr.. Kyle,
responded IN appropriate remarks, aud returned the
following sentiment:
Public Sentiment Opposed 10 Consolidation
opposed 10 Executive usntl ntion-opposed TO add
ing one hundred Thousand recruits 10 the Standing
Afmy-oPposed To continuing delaultefs aud dis
honest men IN ohee--and consequently opposed L.
the re election OF Martin Van Bufen.
II. The Hon. james Garland Tho able and con.
ssienl Republican of the Albcmare District.
IL. The Memory OF Hugh Lawson White.
10. Woman,
The following gentlemen being called upon. ad
dressed Tie company 10 animated strains, VIZ: Capt.
Thomas Mllcr OF Powhaian; Col. r.. A. Cabell Of
Amherst; Col {. Penow OF Nelson; Robert f. Cut.
ler Of Nelson; Joseph X, living ii Amhe,sl Geo. H.
Mathews X. lyanboe Coeke Of Powbaian J. NJ
Miller, Mr.. IL. kilgore of Scou eouny--(,he latter
gentleman gave glowing account of The rapid pro-
gross OF The Harrison cause IN South West Vtginla)
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
BY Capt. Thos Miller. The union ofhe Wings
aud Conservatives for the sake OF the Union.
by l.. CabelI. I he People Of Buckingham
Famed not less for their hospitality and Intelligence
than for lher devotion 10 the principles Of Re-
publican liberty.
BY Il. T.. Cutler. Henry Clay: TIE halo Of plory
around hIs name, brighter Than HAT which shines
around the head OF any other living statesman but
like Moses ~ the burning bush, ho remains uucon-
sumed by the glory which encnclcs him
by }. A. lrviag Wm. G. Rves: The edic Of
po"cl ldu gone Iottl lur ms distractions but the
People have recalled that edct and will change tho
victim,
by George II. Matthews. Col. Reuben b. Pat
iespn; lie talented sou oil Buekugham--long
her able. tried and faithful representative IN the
GeurraI Assembly, but too independent to surrender
ms principles TO party. Like many other distin-
guished sohs Of Virginia he has been honoiably ele
Vdird 10 the ehyable rank OF sovereign private gen
tIeman fdrmer.
by Ii. lyanhoe Cocbc. The patriotism Of The
tohcs yeomanry will Prove, in November next, he
Mount Aiarat on winch our political aik may rest
IN safety.
BY john NJ. Miller.
Thomas Richie Thomas Richie
l lac tnos look rather pilchy;
Bnl what il much darker they grow.
II the l0aycs and the fishes
But follow your wishes,
Let country and liberty go.
By Hiram Kilisore. The People Of the United
Sntes will induct into The Presidential Char. on The
4th March next the much illuminated patriot of
Ohio, Gen VIM. II. Harrison.
By John Patteson. W. H. Harrison and John
Tyler native sons # the Old Dominion The
American People Justly appreciate lhen worth, aud
vail elevate them to the Office OF = resident aud Vice
President.
By r. +. Moseley. Our distinguished guest, W.
G.. Ryes: The reemen Of the Old Dominion de-
light to honor, and Will sustain hun IN his efforts
budle Executive usurpaous.
BY }. i. Bocook. Hon. John Il liz has faith
fully aud ably served u.s. and we will reward hun by
our continued confidence and support
BY Ko. b. Shaw, Jr. Thomas Richie and VIM.
c. RIves; The first. in The language of John Ran
dolph deSeted his country for - five loaves and Two
liItle hsles:' The latter his party when Rachie pro-
claimed that the measures OF the i" follower in the
footsteps would rum the country.