Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17
u'Ox. AAgTx.-.VU. 50.

lily James NJ. ianel-J,hn L. Calhoun An honest
man and raifut.
by Leo. Daniel, Jr-The people of the United
siars Too slfong tn be- yanqnshrd too free To be
sased aud Ioo proud 10 The domain Of their neigh
hafs.
by pat. n Enbank--ilenry tfay One orVirynias
hies anus whase hrlnnt sfvices 10 his county Aud
fhe sfndnf 81 whnse genius have Conferred honur Ssa
Tho haowed land al his birth and his species, INDY
I'M laslfe nlan hls ""n great name.
RY jus. Il. Iliis--'Ihe James River and kanaw Ia
chna. one and he The wor,l. I,
l}y Thus. NJ. Davis-The Fair Sex Of Amherst F.
goalled hs IT," and SUPPRESSED by none.
By James Ealauk-- llcuty Cay: lie has served his
eenentloa alhhly in the advocacy Of jusiice and lib
efiN. and wen Ane and glory. Which will be luminons
and innnal. when the names of his ,os shaft
ra IN eternal lnisny and oblivion.
by Mat Watts
Gtnlirmen. I'll yanr elassns IL The hrim
And oas lnmy Polk MI IN teddy yuu swim. :,
by Reh'd. J. Pyor--"tnilcd We stand divided
We fall"
Bg inleticl l. Waus-'rhe Protective Policy n
IL lave lett lis ad,ersares 10 tup, other than The
snrrendetng manifesto al the oical bulletin. aud the
Temporary occupation of The ''vsniape ground " whilst
all The fnnllluns 81 War and the camp equirage in
the u ssession ii IL friends be substantial victory, tlcH
haa This fole, pnfiously lfunphrd.
by William X. Mllchtl- May our present rcprcset-
aitye, lung he continues represent the sh~s
II the people, receive The supper. Of the Republican par
ns Edwin L. Shelton, [presideur The Orator NJ
the Day WIN readily responded 10 the call ui the Cons
nhee Ills beautiful aud eloquent address will long he
remembered by MI Who heard him.
fy Capt. Geo W. Ray-Agticulture and Msnuf.e2
infes May one receive support finn protection tbs
nher.
senl in by ady- May n union take place between
In, Barheloom atd Cd Maids oil Tobacco Row.
hy l.. ufllam-~ihe Ora,of Of The Day Sdcees&
attend him.
by MAJOR Ralph c. Stcllon--paulus Powell: A
Stern mud nr Nble Democrat, hard TO beat His virturs
aud business habits are 10 be admired by all.
Bs Fat Roe Enhlnk-Dt. David paieson. the GOOD
and tue Wing Though he has been defeated, lie IL
nj conquered
Then lnnse. We why's, us jny MT lnhor,
IL hui the lance eud Wild the sabre.'
Sem In b, lady-Alay The Military ass,,cis tdn a.
toni 10 h h,d nj tbs place honorsbls
mud tallaile eAertnns until II has lurmed Spartan
Band 10 protect and guard against foreign foes whc
nav threaten aud may iuyade us.
lly Robert \. illus The Orator Of the Day, IN
beauIy ri den aud cusffuess Of language his Ora,ion
could nj be 'Aee't'd. Mey he long live 10 prsc,es
his pferfpis.
u, Chanpe Catter--The State Agricultural Sociely
aud ia M xlllaiy, Success attend them.
By J. r. Eohank-- Col. John -. Davis the Render
81 The Dseantiiun al Independence.
BY X. {. Sheltan--fhe immortal memory of Andtsvt
.laeksun.
by Gins f.. Workman Henry Clay, the Orator aud
Salesiinn
BY Gaotge Il. Williams What an -1npWallclrd ,pm.
plimen has hefn paid that raolir Statesman. H. Clay,
ny tie unah u1iiy with Which his great Tanf rrnc.
pies have been subscribed 10 hy the people of the uns
led Siaes eNetttstd by their otuah. James X. ptlk
b1 i Preston Muftls-- Virginia May her kcrfes
sentansrs IN future regard more her duncsc interests
BY Elliott " nuhRib-- Immortality Ia Henry Clay.
By N l.. H4y-Df. u rau,s1n: The choice Of tho
feaeaol Amherst. May he be neat delegate in The
leni.linte.
d, X {. Sh,lron--"Our Country. fight or wrong y
by John T.. EIIls-1he lion. John Minor Bots,
When his cruz, peperulIs shall have been cons,pn ned
|" the "'omhd Il he oapulrt'' ps'eny will dwell with
Wonder aud admiration upon his great nsmpi
by Champe tafer-Ihe ompleton of the j. r. and
X Canal aefwern lyhel,bufp and North RIVER densnd-
I'd by justice 10 hn Yves, aud the great interests r
The sf5ie ii large.
by Wm hmeb--The Stencrs of the Declaration Of
by Gos'ayus A. Tuckcr-H. Clay. Of Kentucky: A
tear In his ,nrmnfy.
Ky Josiah +. EIlis-Il Clay. Four times defeat.
I'd. he has retired 10 The shades of Ashland"the y.
Ing en,ledmeni Il hig Disappointment and despair.
by NJ. {. Goodwn-- The Orator m the Day.
Ky mrles l." Ellis-lhe Ladies Of Amherst and
the surrounding cuunliesl
"Iley good as they are fair,
Nuue-none on earth above them;
As pure in ihough angels are
To know them is TO love them"
BY Pal. Il. Enhank- oman: IN veal OF woe she 10
the sane confdng spirit, Thrice wrelched he who II.
Temps Ia heiray fhal confidence.
by George h. Nilliams-- John Tyler. o world
world thus Is The poor agent d,spI>ed. q traitors,
how earnestly you set work, aud how III reqntrd
W ny should he endtaVors be so loved and the perform
ance IL luaihedl
BY JOS. X. ElIis-Lo, the Captain rest. lie will
soon lyle with The
''NiIe dust from whence he sprnng,
Unwrp. nph0nored aud unsuhy"
BY G0savus X Iucker-Co. James X. Polk: NAV
his Administration Turn out as deceving 10 the W higs
dld bis election.
Ey q. Preston Bi6rtis--Io a Lady Of Amherst
hrre happy is he who receives Sunless
By 'ihomas NJ. Dayis-H. Clay: The greatest sia,es-
man Of The day. May the of rt tdom yer nemb,r
II was he the warning counsel gave aud whuse isdum
made The bmNls OF naiiohs cease.
by Richard =. HarrsOn-Gen. Andrew jackson q
The nafrnr AID statesman.
II he sword Of the Hero
f. Nas drawn by Suut, Carolina son,
Aud II never sheathed
Iuti The batlle won.
No stain u dishonour
Upon il We see;
Twas never surrendered
Except TO the Free!
Dy II. William s--.lames NJ. Daniel Jr the poiiis
aud attentive caterer fihe day: May he live eat ma
ny good dinners and enjoy them all as much as have
his niosi excellent one lu-das,
by nm nYlttd Guesl-Join Tyler:
Full metry the humble bee doth sing
'll he hath lost his honey nd sting,
And being stbdued in armed tar.
S,neci honey and street notes together iuii"
by }. T.. Erbank--'Ihe Hen VIM l.. G,psn. ihg
able aud talented Nhe lhe' ia retirement, w e anti
lcpae much instruction from him both farmer and
politician, and lock forward with pleasure 10 the tine
hen shall again listen his sage counseis in the
Halls of Congress.