Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-13
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After other remarks IN the same vein the SPEAKER
launched ou into bold stream Of eoouence. In tie
course Of wlch he alluded his connection With the
COUNTY. tie principles upon which he had eneavofed IL
act the circumstances under which the people had taken
him up sustained and elevated him; and. protesting hIs
grateful acknow their fnrt kindnass he pro-
missed to devote all the powefsoi his mind towards the raj
wig Of tie standard ufnofal social and political comfp
emong them lie took his sea, in the din and mufniuf u
applause after having offered The following sentiment:
lllh day of November. 1908, when Werner snd Wal
tor aud Arnold held up their hands towards the Almigh
~ who created man tcasonalo degree Of freedom
aud swore ony and sfeualously defend IT, and the
Am day Of July. l776 when greater patriots declared
'p country free, aud pledged their lives, their sftaneS
and tielf sacred honurs In maintain it:
"Not tol fame or spnl
So met these men in Heavens maJco,ic face:
10 guard free hearts they rise. -
8 VIM Martin, Esq II his friends bpasl Of his fal-
en's at m early period this VIVA, msy they expect
Of hun IN future. with diligence, industry and proper
Improvement OF his time
When the din of applause with witch this scntimen,
was arelyej was hushed Mr.. Mafllt arose. and sppks
Cor nb.nt .hfa quarters ol an honr in very animated
maoner connhning upon the glory ofor people. hr
ccenee our government. and he probability of its be-
ng p'rpalua H. offered the ,io v,ng s'ntuieni aud
then took hls seat am dat the resrogs Of his friends
The people,. the source Of all le!i,im,e power II
properly eaghlened they ths 61fest sGctan,ec Of
tie Potpouity Of free Institutions"
NoItN Ffh lOAolS.
Bv The Pfesden-May the peope Of Franklin a.
ways celebrate the 1h July.
by thc Nce frcsodert-'rhe menory Of Washing
tom Il will sl~ays be celebrated by III. people of Anefl
ca ~ long as they are determined 10 be free.
by the Secretary and Orator Of the day The People
W Franklin: Brave gouc'uus and intelligent, they do
scrvca hl9h ra6k m tile estimation OF their couni yuien.
Hy B +. Cn1k-Nlay every citizen Of the L. States
preserve he character free from hemlsh dnI lie always
ready 10 lie u defence Of the county.
by john w Dckefspn-Hon. VIM L. G,gyin Fur
the able manner III which he hi4 Did oonst
nru,s N Congress lie observes the gratitude Of this
Nv Norhofnr NJ 1aliaietro Esl-The Orator 6f thu
Day and thu Render Of the Declaration of Ind epen-
deuce: We hail them AS luiute onauen,s to Our coua
Try.
by VIM. Martin Esq Henry Clay: Virgins may
we'll be proud Of her SON. though SHE tho tIth place
of a Washington aud JrfIcrsoh.
Bv Choe foweIl, Esq The u. States. the mother
Of philosophers statesmen. oaiors, heroes aud poes.
the Hume Of the brave. the asyldm Of ttv oppressed
Mag they be ioievct one and nd,ssolbla
by 1hos Keen, Esd The niemofy OF Washington
and Marshall The urmef will always be femenibered
as sa,emau soldier. and patriot, tie latter As I'D
aoromp Ilshed uisi aud bocst man.
BY NE Oratof 81 tho Day-Mt Clay Of Kenncky-
Among living sa.eshtn. ho reminds ole Of wha, Homer
describes Jnplsf To tv6 beeh in tho council Of ihr Gods.
1t will BE- treason similar To that Of Judas in any Wing
question his claims the suffrage OF HIS party for the
presidency 10 1874. ..,
Nv Il 4 lictnard-Ths inaependebce OF lie United
States: May we always be mindful OF what il cost what
rnoy affords, aud devise wat uhd ieas lor efo
lrctnr 1t through all ,mng titnr.
Nv Capt. Brooks-'lhere Is niote hose about party
lhap prlneplo. ,,
frr tie noble aud faithful dstbsrre Of his duty. yh,..
our nlnisei rlcniputenliaiy to France.
iiy 4. u. Wingfcld- Ill Clay aud g., w. i.siea
Mag they be our next President and Vice President
BY james White Henry Clay, tia author u the
Com promise aud the first bteal IL May lie DO beaten
fot the presidency in lsii by John c. CalhodR. who
first detected Ut, inconsistency
BY Cdpi &. A. Auslln-John e. Cuthou1, j poii.
"a wcallecoek May his eyes he put out his glory ecllp
sc aud his ambition huubrd by The Clay Of Kentucky
Nv James Pntieson--'rhe principles fro May hry
ever remain pure and n,conlanlnaed III lie bosom of
.vcr4 American. =.
~ IN Mora-llariy of the Wet, Tho settler Of all
national difficulties, May he be our nest president.
BY Caf.. 6 Il Margaa-Iiapp5 Seia i, for the coun,
ry II crid retrace steps, and manifest il
we did feel he dsnercsled patriotism ominsnls
,onapiGunus IN Henry Clay.
~ ! s Mct,uhanniir-Ma Van Buren, Mis
s faithful and able services statesman be rewaf
lied by second elevation 10 tho pres dency. =
Sen, III by y Iady--Ihe YOUNG of franklin: II
hcg stl gallant To the ladies'. they :esl
awards their party and party leaders, our county
might boast Of more polish. more public spirit. aud nitro
patriotism 49,, ~ -
Wy i hes. W MnrrelI---hiy every dScarueo young
man Gay To hs refractory Dn'cinea:
Expect no more in IRE 10 find
The fire OF youth 5 bright season,
loved tbee 6ate in fancy blind
-. love thee ron in reason
By 4 w. Ucherspr- Edmund Irvine: May lie live
out ong lie, IGNORING to bar with his abilities. and
adorng the private circles ., society rs gsn,Iensn.
BY Capt. Hutchinson. The memory or William
Henry .laf'ison Let it never be iogD.lon by lie A
mercan people,
by j. Iaw-John c. Calhoun: The creates. states
na ut the day ard True his country uade, all cir
cunistanees,
By Peter Angle: May we Iiys To SEQ the day when
all shall be IN politics other things, reasonable and
consistent. ,
by J A. Differentiation VIM. l.. Gorrin: He
an ornament 10 his DID constituents and we are sorry that
he cut Oh from by tho gerry wandering If hs I,o
COS Last winter. May Congress- when ~ meets again.
have sufficient scrse Of honor confirm his c. ams To
A seat in that honorable body. 4.., =
BY w. r. Brooks.-.Geo. H. Gilmer Esq: lie must
be the Wing candidate for Congtess ii the spring Of
lS4j. .l
BY John Booth, jr.-Nay the people oof,he u States
lay aside all party spirit, and no5ly UPWARDS
other. ......
By John s. Brpwn-'rhe actiny President of the L.
States May he live to the Wings in the aseendaa-
cy throughout the Union; may he live fifty years snbse
quent To that peud and then die ct remurse for his
reachery.
By II. Wade--Henry Clay; May he bo mkt
President.
81 w. Il Sueed-Ceo r. Gmer: Always famous
for catching hen he had fair start but he unor
tunaley ourun OF ate. by a certain strange Animal OF
the hyena species called ocoocosin and p,ssssed OF
the power OF "um1ten, IN the low lands Of Halifax u