Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06


&c press would gui lie seabeal safety and 10
glay With the accomplished foler the mead Ut the
Wing press Of the Old Dominion, tie Wing party will
fight on, fight ever, aud lower Their has. until
success shall crown their sturls. DIR. q concuded by
offering a sentiment,
.Edacatlon and Internal Improvement: The awaken.
ing interest Gpn these great subjects, all stoilus OF
the Sac, man,sis brighter aud mere aaspelus des-
tiny Ia be yet In sure for us when The Old Dumlnlpn
like recovering giant shall burst thu lsilefs ignorance
and The ''miseriy inactivity, which have para, BED her
energies aud retarded her prosperity"
a. Vincent Nilchrt One OF the jewels III Nreinia's
connst, though sell laShluned, shines uot the less
bright.
5. John Hill faithful Representative and talented
Wing. Ills eminent abiii.s and exalted nurih entltie
hun To The highest reward IN the gut o his District
VIM nj. Burwell: Distinguished Tor his talents aud
beloved for his virtues HIS devotion 10 republican
principles. and his noble and fearless advocacy Of tem
endear h'u IN the heart ni every patriot.
Sam'l. Nj. Gfrland Truly great in all the virtues
that constitute The zeal gentleman The accomplished
scholar and the ardent patriot the affection his gal,
liant county bears him, and the admfaIloa of all " ho
kno" hun, are just tribute 10 the oury Of his afa Ter
and his luyaly to principle.
3. Thomas VI Bondursnt: The able and fearless ad,
voca,e Of constitutional liberty aud genuine republicans
ism. To his useful career, Virginia points eudu-
ling monument 10 his fame.
g. WIN. NJ Blacki,rd-lIls fame as a chaste writer
and accbn lllshed geltlenan HIN cordial vel
come Among US. He viii achieve here thai
friendship and heartfelt eseen which vas accorded
him IN a d rreht .4iend.
MIR. BlIckinrd responded in few flci,ous remarks.
lie SAID that he arose less 1m etiquette thaa rom thu
Ga2 feelings nj grateful heart--gra'eul. b-cause he
- honored IN being Llved Ia ihis festival dlnne5-
end grateful because he had received many evidences
OF The good will Of The people OF l.ynclburg Mt Is.
saw before him mural lesson. Mr.. Iolpr had con
Quoted the Virgin an" m quarter Of a y AMI wds
honored now by the paud;ls OF his elow cltz-ns lie
should i'o" Mr.. rs footsteps, aud feel that the mute
ne initiated The courtesy fairness and dignity ~hlch had
marked the "Nirgnlan" whilst under the guidance ot
his venerable frieud (much anghter.) the nearer he
should approach 10 his ideal standard OF an Edilor
Mr.. b. saw another ,esson before hun. lie saw that
political sentiments, expressed with candDr and yen
teinany Difference 10 The opni,ns ot nlhes, woua NOT
b. followed by the dtsns dislike OF plflica oppl>
hents. Mr. h. had intended 10 say something about The
Press-bu the eloquent gentleman from Amherst bad
anticipated him. Aaot er gentleman from Amherst, he
found on comparing mites. prepared wnh Toast,
whicl Mr. b. had Intended 10 otir appropriate 10 the
succession in which he stood. Mr.. b. fell thai he
now citizen OF Lynchbug, he nusl in courtesy yield 10
stranger. lie, Therefore, off red sen'Iuent por
cal II was rue-but 10 which every heart present would
respond.
The clear and unqaestionable Iigl,' of the people
OF the United States 10 peaceab'e aud honorable set
iemen: OF the Oregon question
~. joseph X. ltvmg.-lis high social virtues and
brilliant eloqnence only eq laed by the gaanry Of
the man. tune will encrcle his uoble brow with
bright halo Of npershable renowa
Mr. irving resp ,ndad and SAID that he under
at tHt cln upon ull,
aud at The kind reception h Ind met win Ill. let
the sancly OF The occiSipD when constituency had
assembled 10 honor and nd farewell WIZ had
long, 50 iait fully and SO hunnraby represented them
aud their interests Let the wild parry pol
illcs be heard here. la would call Mr. loIrr his
usnerabe friend. hut would y taat vrneraiou or
him had been much increased, he had heard how
lung he had conducted the "NHgulsn." Huwev-
er, after an acquaintance of "a q iarler oi cen
,ury," (aulhierj .ho,4 preseat must know hln, bet
ter than he did. lie was glad that Mr.. 'foer WAS
merely transferred, aud lost entirely this
Of the State Mr.. 1nler would take charge Of The
principal Wing press In the Sla,e--and the press
great machine to control the hearts aud 'uds Of mil
lions. lie would follow The auenea Peasants. Mr.
!, then paid beautiful aid tuuchng tribute l" HE
memory OF Mr.. Peasans, which shall not attempt
10 report and concluded by Offering.
The memory OF John Hau'dpn Peasins The coun.
~ of Amherst claims 10 be his hiuh psce-lhr ciy Of
Richmond. the depository oi hS ash She hearts" gal
lani and accomplished SPIRITS HE sanctuary :" his mem
ory-hls own hurnl page, the record oi his genus
IL. Thomas Fnx.-ils patriotism aud representative
fd + are e4ua led by tie puuiy ii is ie
II. WAN. z. IunSall,-An accomplished ppItl
can and zaaus adv 'caie of the tfar interests Of the
State. HIS brilliant fame is an hnGor 10 NIr4ha.
10. Thomas FhOd.--A distinguished setsantol The
people Of Buckingham. 10 honofns him. they honor
themselves,
a. DR.. Thomas P. Mnchell-A firm and intrepid
champion Of the Wig cause.
Is. The memory of john Iampdrn Plpasanls-
flushed and forever hustled his vaufous vocecain
ed in death s"tle iempe, Of his lhoughis -no n,nrr
trum his pen Shall flash The lightning OF his genius
but the fame III his peerless virtues, Virginia, when his
great heart loved sn warmly, will cherish as brilliant
nenlento al the glory OF her must gifted soa
Much regret expressed al the absence OF mast al
the invited guests. Letters received from IN.
NJ. Burwe and Nhu. p. Tunstal " hcl will be found
annexed.
VOLUNTEER TOASIS.
Sent by VIM NJ Bnrwell.-Io restrict every de-
partren Of the Federal Government, within lis consi
tuonal sphere n duty-to promote the prosperity aud
preserve the rights Of the State, constitute The tue
province Of patriotic press.
By Charlts h. Moshy.-Our political opponents who
have honoed us with their presence lhs occasloh.--
We give them The night hand oi hrotherhood-heaith
happiness and prosperity 10 every one OF hen.
BY Gen. ID. Ride,.--The University Virginia A
noble monunenl 10 our Ilusruus JeheTson-may II BE-
haIlowed and kept unharued, amid The conflicts oi
this denagogue age.
By john W. 'agwell.-R Richmond and Lynchburg-
inseparaby connected in nereslet them be unl'edn
action.
BY WIN. 7. Young. Ga Democrat. J. Rlch'J. IL. To-
J., esteemed fellow ciiizen, no has gwen mn
w. that the ''jolnl occL rancy" We viii,
wy pleasure, "compronse' our politics, the festive
hoard and wish hm free veaon' 81 The james
River Canal always "at least" to .yuchburg.
BY Charles l.. Mushy.-Ihe memory ot john llamp-
den Pleasans''a shining liehi, gone early 10 the
darkness of The ronba bright fragment snlvered from
the column OF American intellect"
BY WIN. b. Ayerell, ia Democrat. Our political
opponents. We are Vt The family. Let
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