Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-14

iaeinnsis of IN lie can = Of The invading Ge
snail 10 be seen. and had Voice Too fe,ble hi.
amidst the ragiag storm. amongst that counir,,s dbl.
efs. We say. history is full If ,xarpl.s !,
great, pure and noble men. fasii,red l., e 4 f.
occasions. and clulled by him with Ike a,,rilu,s
dom virtue, and lofty disdan Of SELF " aut uhic,, IT,.
would be unequal TO the exgency have felt III.
sting Of neraiilude, the btlerfs, ncred,on, IN i,
nenbrance Of " hich is the fact thai il VA. ;s.,,
hands which would have been more appropriately su
Pipyed Ia building nonuuents To commemorate thai, ,
insri"us services. We need not cite tie instance.
"'i' sue" men have fallen under the displeasure q,
"e" men, under The perserting influence of sv
''"''"o s'a"aef' winch, posing the winds, ,,I
ou' 'e"''h'he all 'he WORMS Of Nile" can never r..
e"'''sS"'y couhsrac'ed until its victim shall nas
way 'o' human rivalry, envy and hate, and .leeni
silent chambers OF the dead Then, many who no..
pefsecn'r VIII awake 10 keen sense of the rank n;.
VI "hieh they have been guilty towards public se,v..
VINO mas grown grey in the councils of his country 49,,
every puiSailnn OF whose heart has beat for her boo,
happiness and her glory. Yes like the Aben,,s l'
VIII wreath garlands for las tomb, when a.,d a..
they deemed. while living. unworthy 10 tread g..
defended by his saIoF and Illustrated bv his
virtue u
10" could II be otherwise. than that anos, naval
BILE pnjndees should be excited agains, Mr. cI,v
o"9 continued 'nferalion with which he has hsen ma
sueof W nal "nndtrls II, that honest and even .
ole men, nearing these charges 81 ofen repeated -,
MOI having III Their reach the means Of rpfuti,.
shond shnddef at the thought disappearing for tho D.
lueh'y man thus stained with every vice Anil e,;,
or we do mol hesite to say. if 1.-THE of the INN.
aonS cast upon The political integrity and person,,
enafac'ef {" Henry Clay hy his vie and Infamous r,d,
GERS oe nue. lie is not only unworthy of that birb a..
'oh' oul he Is unit tr association with bonor,ll. an,
deee"' men IN the ordinary walks Of life But uAev A.,
mol 'rne' 1hfy are as false the lather Of Iies h
whom 'hey were oegoten. and as his onens by w,,,.
they were disseminated
But we aust cl 'se these hasiy remarks. which IN
deed have already grown under orr pen l., an u,,,,;o
pied length W e conclude with the re,nark that f.
us, we had raher be HENRY CLAY. private c,
Zen at Ashland this day. than james X. Polk in ,h,
Presidential chair for Henry A. Wise once s,rik;,o,
said, office cannot add cubic 10 the sainreu If m.
the light Of wh,se genius per,aJes wurd-while j, ca
not, on the other bad, lift 50 ordinary a man a. N,
Folk above The low level which Nature has decreed
he snail f,rever stand
"Pgmics pigmics still though pcrclJ an Ain.
And pyramids arc pyramids IN vales.o
Cour'lers and falterers may and will fawn upon the
dipehser Of patronage aud power; LII, The HOMAGE Of
grateful hearts will be rendered Henry Clay by friends
true aud faithful and the more true and faithful in Tho
hour OF defeat even than if lie yue Of the peope had
placed IN his hands the sceplre Of Juwer. With une
accord they will send their greetings to the Sage Of
Ashland, aud their sympalhes Ill iore than atone fora
nations ingratiude.
'i.et others hail the rising sun.
'W U bow TO him " ,je course il rum