Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-16
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HENRY CELEBRATION.


Tine day VAS "oe of surprising beauty and serenity
lie Unusual ranness al The u,ofnng uninterrupted by
the sound al csnnoi. The roar p arullefy serhed u
impress every cuunl.nance With becoming slenny. and
10 a"akrn IN every h,nd those important r,h.ctt,ns
which the fecvllee1ons vi The day we'll calculated
10 inspire.
Al eleven o'rl,rk the procession was btnrj upon
the public square. by Col. Wm li,ml-tt TIN Mushal
"i Me day. When the PROCESSION. accompanied by hand
I"i music, m ,Tched. mnh measured steps. to the
tpuu House, where crowd at ladies' and gentle
men were ansously awaiting the entrance Of the eunpa
my.
Ahrt the auditory seated. and one Of nnr finest
national Ans concluded by ,hr haud. Nj I Thonss.
having hfsl presented. sylr aud sutpass,ne
his hhes, .ilarls heretofore interesting Reflections
connected with the Declaration Of independence. pro,
ceedrd Ia read that petshabe instrument IN manner
clear. distinct aud Impressive.
+ fatd"k Henry Mullins E,q ,hcn d.live red au elo
qorn onton-- ahonndrnp ifnpes and tg urss al ~
doaty btiIl,ahry and rcplee with historical ets and pat
fotle s'nlnntnls The Orator ot day 10 y young gen.
lI"man and manifested AZ might have heen expected by
his trends. tina, atassu.ni ~ common upon hrsi
rfls To the tin'y mernrlons nj his Az, hut, however
y"nng h's acqnslaaaces longer doubt hs genius
aud sbilty and that he Is indeed, we'll worthy vi ae
eloquent name he bears
The company then ,dJpufned 10 the eommudinus l1o-
tel ot Mofflson Meade ESD, where they par,ook of
most sompuons aud excellent dlnnet pepa red BY thai
grnilanan aud his good lpdy.
/ Alter The clolh was feinov ed John Wivhlmsn E.u
was appointed President. Capt. Nm. r. tlsfk aud
Hughes Dllard Ed We. Presidents. when ,hr tol.
lowing "as's, without regard 10 party lines political
sunimenis were drunk with enthusiastic applause
REGULAR lOASrS.
THE Day We celebrate: Endeated to every pairi.
otto heart weby tho recoIleollons oil Tho past The
hupes ot the future.
3 The Memory ot Washington
3-1he Memory Of Esi.vrlle: 1t will be ftgouen
ny Americans. when they cease 10 be proud VI their
W a-hinglon.
Tue S,gnera Of the Declaration of Independence.
aud the Heroes oi the iteyononA nobl' band ot pa,
i"c Brothers: The best Nay show III reverence lur
Their nenory. viii BIZ 10 preserve what hey have be"
qneall"d us-sn lndeprndont Government.
3-Ihe United States ii America, Tue land Of The
Tree aud the han- nj HE bI,vr.'
G. The old Dominion; Ia veal % in woe. In pro-.
prtlly ~ adversary, We love thee sill.
7-Eduenun liz general diffusion. the guarantee for
cvd liberty.
& -Agriculturc. Commerce and Manu- scures: May
the fostering arm oi Legislation enctcle nnd sustain
them ench aud ALL
9-Grn. Z,chsty Taylor III, vaor and skil apon
the RI Gt,nde place hun among the frsl generals III
the sge aud eone HIM 10 HE thanks aud gratitude Of
his cnnntrynan.
lO-Ihe Ars and Sciences Under HE ionering care
ol iter Institutions. their -aiusy influence will extend
III every class. aud persade every quarter oil the u
li-As our Government grows older aud bcsones
more powerful: May virtue and purity increase. aud
It's prfnan"ndy be rendered more certain.
l2-Praee, AMY aad friendship with all nations, EN-
''" 70 10y I Ma fsi, "''' ""''
Tine world aas sad the garden wasa wild.
ID man the hernt sighed. u woman smlled. y
VOLUNTEER ToAsrS.
Tho regular iossts being concluded the President
was called npon sod gave the following scnti,nent:
/ The Old Dnminlo0-Beaen by her younger SISTERS 10
enterprise and industry, may she awake from her orpo,
pat her beautiful garments oi SCIENCE LITERATURE, aud
improvements aud bid tsfew ell 10 sloih and selfish
ness
u, Hughes Dlllari E.q LIST Vice Preslrnt-The
Unlon aud the CONSTITUTIONS Et,rnd these shall b.
By VIM T. Clarke 2,d Vice Pr..,deot IN VIZ
NJ Cradway We hail hi,n ~ one WIN reflects cfedn
upon the DISTRICT he has The hunnr To represent
BY Hughes Dllafd Ed John l. Wmdlon Esa
nu late worthy drcunte IN tie General Assembly al
Vnpnm. nls former consistency and ap,,ly Ar, mn
earnest. Of his future usetuness.
When lhls senlimenl was drunk, Nj Woo,lon. in
pufsancr III tepesieaiad cnlls made upon him respond,
ed IN n shut srrch repele wIll r,h and palrloc sen.
unrul aud speed with aud hnnof ol The most acy
ctararler In conolusiuu he offered flllv elng
iInent:
Inc Constitution Of the United Stale.-The eun
If our ool,,lcai f,manent-NIsy il pyove ,h,. orpnd
aud common centre around which the American Rrpub
llc- will prr,luiy fesuive
/ nv Geo W Booker Of Parick.-Dlllard Thnman aud
Mullins, lhe Spartan bnud Ut >nnsville-Fof The abl-
manner They have defended principles o Republican
Isn, they deserve thanks OF The Democratic parry o
Virginia
Loud calls were mnde upnn The Spartan Band Cor
speech when Mr. D,llard came 10 the fin,f aud IN
speech OF a i"w MINUTES electrified aud delight
ed The urrilng. with principles 1t pure democa
~, sses Of humor aud number of eli told anecdotes
! p,,u cnncudiur he offered the following septimrni: