Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14
FOR rus NlEGiNIAN.
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ren,cree snd alsl 10 cxempy ihrr principles ui Iuia
Ateiaence in Gold Hater eelebratiou met time
rrevic.s and appointed reader o the Declaration oi In
Dependence III. William \. Hughes. and sTeahe
70 deliver oa,ion. Mr. James E. laLlctt) and ais,
Committee 10 contract iuf a dinner.
At halt past 10 o'clock on the morning u the ith th,
male members Of the Socie,, met in the Court house
thence walked IN preessson to the Methods, +. Church
which had been selected being most commudous FL
the reception OF the ladies' an'l our fellow citizens gene
rally. The audience, though large would probably
have been larger, had not the impression
existed, 10 ss'ne extent. that the occasion not
meant 10 be public bat restricted 10 the members Of the
Society.
Tho exercises were Opened with an appropriate and
affecting prayer by the Rev. NJ. Montgomery. The
Declaration was then read BY worthy fellow citizen.
Mr.. Wdodsan Hughes. but recently selected 10 perform
that duty in place 81 Mr. Nm. luah,s who was nm
oxpccicdy called away. The Orator OF TIE day. Mr..
Hamlet. then fse. aud orruped the audience r les
than hu0r with nailrn iuly mvo'ing the oNpcca-
lions. at no moderate height, which we believe Nofc
pretty generally entertained.
The reIlecilons We're sueh ingenious and philan
thrupc mind would naturally indulge IN recurring la tie
early history and rapid gnsnh II Ger country, to the
fundamental principles 4 our government. and i4
the examples of n.eo'n oHary Iatriats: aud thr
sentiments. oppressed IN manner winch naYf
tpnchng siiesiailan Of SINCERITY were mostly such
ms 10 command a ruspiHse from every hupcst ha
and tSspAea hear vi npcorfun,,d b., tle spr
II OF Iarfy aad tra l. tie ate o clutir, and f lib
sfy Passages ri great beauty drspiivs of the se,pe
~"s "s c''asia pie>etita IL lis INST settlers, con
80 "a ~" u m" every Wnce presents
VIZ -sssie1 y "ssFFafans on our Federal Govefn
ucat and It's oagfat.fs. which vcrc erncltcl with
sound sstSs'. and eas'ene3 y czrnr and yiruus feel
rS. ss.haf TN .=fea III, eam'Incd with unal
ietss md sly AMI graceful simplicity "a the delivery
"" ." ."I' .9sf fs'H iff favorable 10 The Man than
IN The pEai"r
Ahcr The orasien. IL see.sly-orsouzoj itself and
shnN addroSs IN iaynr 81 tn 'l,Inu ra-cp I,r WA, Dc
"'",, "tNi Aes marry eiltff.h3 it k'Y JDau Hunk.
"' a'S' "'ef'F US WIN sfn.. ln ti> peculiarly fNre
e". ;! u a','' "i'ea 'ae fiedfe WAS cr7Nl runi
", e. ~. nuts Of Weom aaa@i twenty s'gn'd.
~" Soc'ay n9W aalonfa.d, Ia meet. along with the
mNnfu ge,s's and others associated win MS. at tn
house'oi Mr.. snmpfr, who had provided dinner IN a
W. =. ',e 9feaea' comfort and nca'n'ss \ lafgf
r. 81 u ~ ~. tsie' !" "h'h MAJ Ie"a
~ L." sa'a' ., 'lf 'r'} pr d,I whos' place.
or nus "e'g eaheed ny hnsinf = Lave. was suFP,iei
y our <nd wee PRESIDENT, II d. +. Morris Adef
ue cvch was reaed. and suitable iimc had elapsed,
"e 'oip"ih9 i"asis were read eoi by the President and
nP]'eu II III we ohf end 81 he tables the greatest
80 'un ''hl'1 ana god ctllng u rang lhclf re
r p,5,., ;, -
~, hE't iAR foASIS.
L. ! ne CAV "ccerIrafe-Shoud Americans ever cease
"V'set'r 'n' AS al thfr National Passover the civil
~ "'''a eeiea1ale Inc DAY Is an era IA the M
snss u .,e human faee 'iseii towards emancipation,
''se'e, "'on and happiness
a " Wv" :" ''lHl
t %',u"e ' ''i hPlafhS should We ever erase Ia re
"''''ei '"''h "hra TINS day comes round, We should
grove ourselves reen ant Ia the principles they fought
WI 'ar u""''ny 81 the inheritance they have len ~
o. '"e cause oil human liheryaI over the world
"'o' '" It's P'P3r' however various ITS fortune.
"s WV "'tA ny hPa, one lheNinguS1ahlc Sem
seh' ahi al lis scattered aihruuts aud keep alive
a' s."Es' "' miH analehable nights. which musl IN
Wv ~. F',N'''
', ""S'hlg'eh '.kf solitary STAR, seen through u
'""''E ,,'uu III me blHe dephs oi heaven. his putc
.s"e WV ole,'eo 10 The We" Of mcn aud nations,
s~ssi'riy awaklng irun slavery As the harbnur of hb
anu peace, tne Piedge oi Their political regeneration.
w, ' ~" u an 'heir hopes and aspua ions.
= ''s ''i''s III virtue ana intelligence
- Wv f'i''' '"s Wy sale lnsufancc "n tleir lb
~ c,,.t
~ ''oei'"E 'ily nea n-f r1h paper walls s7cufr2
~ fefi OF Thy splfii, can rms or laws endure?
"lu Vl''uo no longer stands geaFd n, Thy shine,
!. ~" .r sc'nse P'oianeS linn affairs divine
NJ u'siless ana pressure Of ihc umcs-lc tho
's'''"S VI Htd,'N ana individuals be- mylulanly ob
sVu' ~, tnnudl ioafiaprr Ne oNcrclscd let Patriot
ST. e-"o NUN ~ tue emergency. prevail over private
eu'.'"ss, anu s'eeie e5elifnee 10 the hws-then may
hope mat The infction, ~halcycrb- its cause will
'- -~, a"d uhn ol prosperity return.
Ine oPHlh RESIDENTIAL eanyass-Nlay il be carried
w VII" 'hofe assortment ri measures, and less depcn
aenee on men WIN mo" zeal for country. and less for
hn1 UNI '9f angry stfife, when there is gen
=, Q. Inc neNt fresdent-May he be q man who sechs
grandzemeni, and whose inaananimity cancellation and
Nsdo'n will heal lis divisions unite lis coupc Is and
concentrate It's cnefgies, in effort Tor its own relief
~; Inc internal Improvement Of Man, the true source
III All fcH improvement IN his condition thp rad. NM