Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-27
I'D OF FEBRUARY.

leverage used--,he following ioasis we're drunk :
REGULAR 1OAS1S.
Our Cauniry-Blossed land Il the FIRE. with
,uous industrious aud softer people, institutions are
firm granite hills
2 The Navy--li has proved iis,l able to CORE with
the proud mistress uf the seas; II Is the pride every 4
mcrcan.
g. The Amy-One arm Of our defance in the hour
of danger May IL always prove worthy Of conf
denco.
pendent upon each other Tor existence: May one never be
ulsde q suffer a, the expense Of the olhcr
D. The President Of the United Siaes-A satian which
should command the highest talents, the purcst virtue
aud mos, exalted patrotisn.
o. The day celebrate Il cave to Anetc, 81,
and to the world The example s dsncres,
ed patriotism exalted virtue and no,ness Of purpose
which il had ever seen.
Z. Benjamin Franklin-rhe worthy associate of
-hington, struggling through youth the humble
:, III manho~d he stood forth the gifted philosopher,
| re and patriot.
he Soldiers Of the Rcvouton-P,ace To the ash
o those Who are gone; happy old age 10 those no
survive
O. The memory Of Lafayette, kosciusko and DeKab
Who, warmed by the gallant struggle Of our country
give her Independence. noby ,rrsonk country family
and friends to fight aud bleed the cause Ut freedom
10 NTslna-Parayzcdb by the shock but mol dead
her recovery Will be slow but certain No lirpudla-
ton.
H. EfneatlonA cause worthy # our nohlcs II, r,s
| NtuI he
dormant and unknown, bring forth their treasures to the
Light.
H. The Orator Of the day.
10 Woman-Niihout her What was man? A world
mlthouta sun.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
Bv Gen d. Eodcs-Ihe TeInpef,nc, cause. Second
only to the cause Of Religion, and worthy Of tie arden,
support OF every phylanthtopist
by tol VIM Is. Brown--'Ihe heroes Of tho Rcvuu-
o"; Let their memories be e'rrnally embalmed our
hson's Let the infants OF all p,slcry pratlle their
fame and drop tears OF courage ir their fate
By Capt. WIN. \. Ialbol--Fhe c,s vile rr,op
We are satisfied from their martial appearance that il.
called into action they would show themselves an oria-
nrnt to the SD Regiment.
l'y 1t. j. III. Rubnson-Ihc only Revolutionary IVA
'ro amont ne to night, 'ir Henry II. Nory,llc: MAY
his remaining da,stc as pleasant his orner HE has
trnn honorable.
i'y our host I.ynelburg Artillery and Infantry
N,come as gentlemen. at all tin,s-ln Il military ca
paciy, our safe-guatd
by a red coat-0ur host the old Nroinia Landlord
Instead Of placug before his friends full decaners NAV
hr always Invite them To laylaAc vi glass OF cold wa
BY Uncle Bob Morris
Love to God AMI love man,
Each true hear, join hand in hand;
it'll cold water 70 10
And with their wives he best.
Ivy }. H. M.-Capam ID. Il. .,man: May the unit /
fln. zta with which he has Commanded the i.ght In
a' ry, be repaid by ther ucrcasc improvement and ca
la,iry.
by GeHge +. Thnrma,-The tree Of Temperance
May lis branches spread until the whole human family
gather under It's shade, and then with as Of one
NAV proclaim that ''c''ld water is the best"
by sgaeSt-Our worthy host: Though alsen, from
III" party, his memory dwellS in our b,soIs
by one ut the Company Our Band: Music hath
chatins--so has cold water
by L. h. Coppedro-'rhe y,ner,tod W,sb,,,,o,
whose memory this day celebrate: His name viii
never be t'Tntttn While there heart alive to the e
mHions ID Ii h"s. p1rlolis,n phylanihropy
l'y al lha II. Davis ciiurl H. Toler: Nav he
he oar neNt Representative in Cullurrss
Is, t''. WA. b. Bfown-Ihe Tree Of liberty: Ic,
1t rise ''ll II meets the il It's soaring. Lei the EARL.
'S' h@ht oil morning sd 1t, aud parting day lngor and
play up,n It's branches
BY William II. Burks-Tae Ladies: God bless lhem,
and may they be harY. Let their hearts be sci on fire
had q',enshcd with nairmonv
By John Crouse-Alay the Inhabitants If this land Of
i'0'f'y' learn to be wise, and drink hing BUT cold
by Ja!n NJ. Fanrisra-'Tha Ladies'. NV their in
hlrnce continue to 'le on until perfectly snbdues our
by james Dowd-Tho I.ynchburg Artillery and
Light Infantry: MAY they be always al their stand #,
drive John Bull from this land
By an invited guest--Tho Volunteers Of I.yncAburo; !
IN peace, protectors. In war. deipn,rrs
Ivy i.t j. H. Robinson The cold water cement;
cement which binds in one bond men of the most dis
'o"ao' ohh'"ns, aud brings together those who
distant from each other
BY VIM. l.. Fair--Wc cold water men return our
thanks to Mr. Robert Morriss for The good supper MAY
he be Teelntallcr BY the time we have our next Ia
Iade. =
By W. J.. Groy-N ashingtnn and Franhlin press |
man ana copos"r OF the work Of the American Rcy,lu-
non: he f'rner worked the enemies of Indcpcndcncc
Inc latter aided IN composing those lines which form the
ba's OF the liberties enjoy. Their works shall never
be erased from memory
l'y an ARTILLERY man-AIav the cold water celebration
" the TIVE oluntcer companies this evening" perpt
uaed
by WIN. c. Fowler-NIajrr James Garland and Gcn-
- II ioconbc May they live every man boy and
oman marching under the banner Of safety. "Cud
water Is the best"
by WIN. F. Norrs--Thc Ladies and the Bands
May the one tina, would attempt 10 put them down. live
and die ,chcor
'y Henry STD. Dav.s-'The Ladies' May the man
whose " Ills To put them down, never be blessed with
smile from the fair creatures.
.ny D. H. L.-Ccn. Thos. \, Hole mbc the friend
OF Zee -toialism May he that for which he
has labored so long and ardu5usly-ihe downfall of
King Alcohol
by Chesry H. Hardy. Of the ARTILLERY May love
and union ever exist between the volunteer coinja
MES ofihis place.
by j. Z. Young The Washineiouians Of the present
Gay: May they prove as firm their pledge of Total
abstinence, as did Washington To his 1--we Of Liberty
by Jas. NJ. Akers-Andrew Jackson. Martin Van
buren and John Tyler, have by their abuse OF power
and nlsrle of government almost destroyed the works Of
all their predecessors. So soon 'ryer's time expires
may Divine Providence send us better rulers and better
times.
by Col John II. Davs-IIenry Clay. the pride of