Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
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CELEBRATION OF THE 4rH OF JULY.
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CurdsvJle An, excellent dinner was prepared BY J. b.
s.ae' fs II NJ !'sgsNth 'bG fas YsadRgfvSd
Lewis Brown chosen President Capt. y. 0rivy:
Vice Pfcsdea,i aud Wm y. Shcpatj, Secretary. Tie
Declaration OF Independence read By Mr. Charles F.
Bocock, after which the following ,oasts were drunk:
|. The day we celebrate: May ito arfIual f6tura DO
ever greeted By hmctican ifeemcn.
2 The signera OF the Declaration Of undergraduates:
When we cease To vcnera'c ief ua'des. may cexss
to ENJOY le blessings they have heq,taatef To us
y The sufvviul soldiers Of the eyulu,ion. We new
81 look or them without havu. OUT bes,ns thrilled with
pathetic cmniiods,
4 Washington, ,he fa,fet Of his ooautrs: MAY our
present. aud future Rulers ever bio guided by ls exam
pie.
g. The President of the Uuiisa States
g. The memory Of J.ifcrsod; fhe author Of ,lrc Dec
lNrslion Of udepsrdeneo aud tho Stauie VI Religious
Freedom.
I Nitgsis
'Beahes there a tisn with roaF 10 dead;
" ho To himself hath mover said
Ting ~ my own. my native landl"
Z. Tile uinmoy Of Lafayette. the Hicnd and cotf.
psnion IN arms ot Washington.
y, The memory Of Patrick Henry, vsio 81. the ball
of tho Revolution N n,otlon
~. Agriculture, Manufactures atid Conirhsfoe nhu-
tuay dependent % each other
!, The Army and Navy, IN peace, prepare for war.
IL. Educaon Essential to thu perpeluaon IT cur
free institutions.
H. Oar fair country women:
diane Nature tried her prenlice hand Oh man
And then Gie iutned The lssscs Sh ~
NoI HUNTERS.
Nv tic President of the day --Pests ii home plsssurs
abfoad. mud friendship with tho world
By tho Vice neutrality-suspicious. Its improve
menl il essential to tho restoration VI tho "Ud Domi-
ou' Ia her ancient tenuwu.
BY II Riyea--1hs An Of 5uy. may il ever 10 hal.
lowed hy patriotic people.
BY WIN d shepdrd-fhe Domoctaic tat,y: III sii
her contests sla IL aways found bsng on tie sde VI
tho toneintlpn.
n "a H.
tended friends Of Repnbtaulsin but the advocates u
mona tchcal principles.
BY u. W, Cmj-Fleuty Clay, who Has beet irs,tu.
mental Infringing Corruption. iopotiam am fud up,d
by +. I,god-R II. Tdot, vitplaia's ablcs es-
FOUNDER Of " hig puucp pies. -mat he hrg eotdde IL
coloy The confidence Of the Wings Of this district.
BY P 5. Booker-iienry Clay. tho only hupo Of 4
ruined country.
By & IT, Whtworh-Thc fair sex: Our arna IN
war their defence their arms in peace OUT splaoe
by Robert R'ves-Dooofocoism and Tyletsn; Msy
they teccivc tiicf death wutfai fod vtous Feopis
in 1914
by W. w Evans-May coon skins atid hard cider
nevet place President III office sgaiu.
BY Ambrose Ranson--Whig principles: 1dentcally
tho saaie for which our Revolutionary ancesots conSd.
ded
BY D. NJ Walls-Ifenfy Clay Tor President Ia
preference 10 all other men.
by ?. BooLef--Jno. NJ Dots: Ma, No succSsd In
getting seat ~ the next Cotafes,.
BY Charles r. Bococt-The Mil Boy Of tho SlsshSs:
f Uncle Sam enfus his 6iual bac ~ liru no VI i'll ret
dropped ulo puddle.
By N. w. Walton ienty Clsv. 4 Nigh Tariff and
unted States Bank: Tho only salvation Of the Amefi
eau people.
~ A wiiansou-A. Il wifi take abou, four tsats
Tor Van Buren, and Calhoun settle theft own Disputes.
Henry Clay will set the country To tights While they dfs
about it.
by r. p Ayrcs-Ienty Clsy Hi. nsms viii live
and brighten the pages of American History Which The
/ l.,.
BY Vi. kllen-
MAY God be praised.
And woman pleased
Tho Democratic Candidates rejected:
- And Henry Clay elected
! BY c. +. Boo ,ck-Johht. Calhoun: May the DAY
shortly arrive when the American People shall dd1 Up
PROBATE his talents and republican principles.
! By +. f. Wdmack--Ilenry Clay Of Kentucky 4
native of Virginia and the pride OF America.
BY q. + Reyrolds-Whgs BE true to your ptinci-
Pies and CLAY will be your Presidep. III l544 IN spite
Of intrigue and modern democracy.
by J. s. Cooke-C. Il. Bocack, tito Reader Of the
Declaration of Independence: AS teacher Of youth may
he irculcatc the spirit Of RepublcanlsHi.
BY j. w. A. Saunders agriculture. Comniefca and
Manufactures Three twin sisters: Pascd be tho hand
that dare separate them.
by John +. Lgon-Co r. n. Bondhrart, the dsvo.
ted aud uncompromsng friend Of the peor's may he
long continue in their service.
By John r. Rawlins Henry CIay A hstioh's glory
and nations PRIDE; star that le It's ORBIT To shino
with greater bfilliancy in lS44 when his usrous
name win adorn the American cause and lis elevation
make prosperous the American people.
By Capt. WIN. b. Cooke-1he great Wing party
1t has been often said and repeated If, there
thef cause for the overwhelming defeats tho Wings hare
every where met with. efficient ore might be found
in the treachery deception and want 6f faith and
honesty pracsed by them in their dtefcSfiss with each
othet.
BY John w. A Saunders-Tbe HeHrico Agricultural
Society: little leaven, may II heaven the whole !pmP.
By Benjamin r. Allen--liehfy Clay: living embo'
diment Of patriotism 80
BY WIN. B. epsfd-'The Wing party; they raised
"witlwnd ;" in 1916 bu. eould no. direct the ''s,orm"
: Iof tlie extra session.
BY Benjamn h: Alen-John Tyler; dessrter II
true principles. and last Of tho fenegsdes Alas, alas.
poor Yotick!"
o ByD. NJ Wallis The democrats cannot imagine
how it is that protective tariff furnishes cheap gpods.
q when there nothing more true.
d BYE. w. Curd-ilfenry Clay, the decever and =
n posia.e. .
# BY Cap, R. A. Booker-Henry Clay-,he peoples
freud the great Statesman and Of the West. the
: bold, gallant. hgh-nndsd man Of genius, the repre-
sentative nsy the very embodiment Of Wing principles.
= May he bsiour usxt President
eBy Capt. VIM. B. Cooks Democracy: We have .
omnon enemy - oppose. capable Of eay eevice--sst