Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-12

space small MS this, would be To do him .nescuss6is
injustice. II was must mas,srly expose VI that IaNst
miserable and exploded hninhug and u Il cuuld b hard
through all the bordersoi this Union. tbs Anhssa(iua
qnestiun would sink at once, beneath contempt tolf.
ait II. lnusl not think of resting in nglofous eass'
during this campgn. There be rest for the
sole oi his uut ls be pressej inio service fis
manly a eloquent voice must rIag Ihronahout al tho
bofdts ID tins land, aong with thai Of 'Toer and Mes-
by aud Irving. -
John iilt, Esq late tho Representative In Cunat~ss
iron, the buckingham District, was ,he,, loudly csllt,l
Tor. Mr. I'LL, With the exception OF his cpeuln9 snd
closing rcnarhs. confined himself exclusively III tho Tx
no question. and particularly the Tariff of 1912; and
well did he manage II. lie drew m'st iorcibe pafsi-
hi between TIN nbor operations Of this coaaIfy with ad
wi,huut Tariff. He elaiu,ed that American labor
should be protected pr eieenee 10 thu pa"per labor VI
Europe lie shoaeJ that out OF the entire wheat crup
Ielthe L Staes anonn'ing mn average. 10 eighty
mlllians ii bushels, Eng land unk nut much uver uns
lriilIoa Of bushels. and uny about hundred snL
twenty five thousand Of that om Virginia. tie shox Ell
The enarmUus rate Of duty which England 'mlnseds
our labaco, and asked # ihis was the nniiu IN which
ought open ports free OF duiyl lie .hsa Jwu-
we'd the people thai all theif surplus wlss, an. cra
found uarke, IN the Ihaaufaiurias States II u1e
NORTH free ot daiU all that. II rgmia wasa maass
featuring State, as she ought Ia he, large 4.
Iuouol Of labot would be diverted from agricul,us~
aud he permanent farming nrras, find market n hons
In the ot his lbe deiea,e o tho Tariff poly,hs
proved aAo thai tho day feisn hemp actually ug,a-
laed proeeon 10 Virginia ubaeea, inasa,luh A Ihs
growing oi heap ID The Wesl r,qurtd aud ocyayed y
quantity Of land, calculated 10 produce nj least nh ely
Thousand hosseads Of tobacco. aud which would o,hsr-
WISE be dryoeJ TO Us growth Mr. li arqaillcd him.
sell IN manner aud matter, n,ist admirably. Hat 10
noble champion o lla Wing cause, and richly dtssrvel
the Immense applause with which he cJncludrk Nhs
should speak that SPEECH Ia every eouny IN tho Stas.
There sno .tllnt the amour. Of gooi il wuuld accom-
psh
rheconllianY then repaired the dinner table, which.
ason Tho previous day. toaded with tho subj
siahAl compliments u The seis1n." Ag,ln thu
eanc inen, whose whileutl hcls t,d Of the ''uldew
time.p were placed under the Of e daughters vi
Revolutionary linoage-a lineage which would dwin-
die mia Comparative l6sghteanca il il b. ira
red farther lhan those days d storm and peril glur0us
ancrsii The lraners 0i their own nubillly. and thu
builders of that mighty temple in which theft suns and
daughters now worship Ia safely.
WIN. s. lseid Jr Esq. OF Lynehbarg, a1er dinnsi,
by management. took tho stand Mr.. ieid. after full
discussion, de- lred entering into tho great Issues VI
the day. lia Indignantly tpulsed The charge that =
Washington had bepu, the sat jeet Of the IT, s. Dask,
nosned IVY Alexander II inllion. lie spoke will hles-
lied sarcasm Of tho attempt ot the lucoIocs 10 magnify
James Is Polk inpa great man ,-made sumo is+inx
ausous tn The Humping veterans present, aud c,,clu-
ded with earnest aad spirited appeal to be united and
active.
Joseph X irving Esq, was then called upon by ,hs
erlwd, aud iehrlan1y ioOk The stand Mr.. lfvlag did
nl undertake 10 make speech. Ito was suftring
With tpfc,tktuIt,- meeting about sepasa.
ho was going impatient 10 BIO Of. MI. /.
IN fact. did uoi isl Z, say any thing, but The people.
whose spirit had mol Jagged III the as, would hol ga
tnse hnn. lie spoke but short time, bot fllcu Il ny
Wh alternate bursts Of eoquencc aud Sai. VI huluOf.
He seelel tho Rasuiip,s OF the io Dlllhnors Cvn.
yeiton, remarkable lar their andacy AMI nnpudsncr.
viii the baud Of praclised anu,omsl. His fevtt Ut
The HISTORY Of Jauts X. Polk compound IL bYAWs
wit aud whitening sarcasm lie said he had, Ii, vain.
searched the history ul The inns for record Ut HE
greatness or usefulness. lie had 'gone, in iuagi.
nation. L, The Temple If Fame whose walls are stud.
ded with The namesu tho mighty Of earth, and bs-
held the piesoss weaving her captt Tor the living and
The dead" but wheo could he ind the name Vi JAS
k Polk. Mr.. l. made some thrilling allusiuns 10 the
iact that the Fathers Of the tepuhlicihe lingering rem
hant al the Sires Of the lsevou,iun, with IN this
great contest That evidence enough of the Serti-
Jude oi our principles and tie certainty Of triumph.
Bnl There was sill auother evidence the daughters "
ltsc sirts with u.s. and who could be sgsinsl vel
They who the sido Of Virtue, Order and LIB
ery, WIRE INV for tho Great kentackian That, Tho
said Was lhe h0rbngei OF the greatest triumph VI
defu times, Mr.. Irving retired ro.u the starl aridss
raplurvus and continued applause.
Tie oil llefo-Pfesdent then pronouncpd parting
henod ettn, oXllorlins The Wings ''isht MI by ihw
say" hlt Ia press largli zeal aud yiypf ~ tlss
great victory IN Store for them.
u Wis .peii time. IL began ansp,ciousy- ntnxtse
sed trlup tanl and ended in a perfect W b H,w III
spirit and good Il cling. Changes we're made, bot We
shall mol eumeraie them, call Names They VIII bu
eted Al the polls ~ November. when the ears " Mod
cru Democracy will listen to anwelcune tale.
The thanks of The Wings eminently due Ii Col.
Benz p. Walker and Silas +. Vawtpr, Es1r. wh0, IA
getting up ilns Festival seied alike time, lai,uf and e.
pens: Also. Ia Alexander Alundy, William Dilhyd
aud Stephen Christian, Esqrs no Tor the accom,uodsskm
d The public, kept their terry bats aud hands rintine
without n,ermssion, for two entire days Aso In -
negbbors generally Tor their geners aud liberal housf
ny, IN entertaining strangers aud Walters sh6s di,-
lance. haaA -
IS proper to remark thai tho stand was ofrcd soaay
pe"ocais vino might chu.se 10 ply 10 .he Nhi9 sss.
kers, without limit 10 time But rone awaited tlfea.
selves Vi he invitation.
r." 4 + S 5 s,:,'::, s.s'.'.'..
G5- The following loasts were handed in iiltasAsd
10 he drank. bat the hur being late aud rif appfueh.
ing, the pro Jorina was dispensed with
REGULAR TOAS'rS.
|. The Constitution Of the United S,sles: CHioa NV
and forever.
?. The Sgners Of the Declaration Of inaepen-
dence.
3. The memory Of Washinei ION.
A. The mempry Vi Adams, Jefferson, Msdisud md
Monroe.
o. The memory Of Lafayette. Pulaski and N.
kalb.
.. The mempry Of William Henry ilarrisoa.
Z. The Surviving Soldiers Of The Nsvulu,iua Wov
present--John Patesun, Giles Davilson and jupss
Gill.
g. Henry Clay: Without fofiune or ffiehds r. kss
WIN Tor himself reputation which f,rttDs aud (ienAp
an ,,ixt. n ls{a