Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-17

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BY S. NJ Simpson-Dr. James Saunders Victor,
could have added no lanrcls 10 his brow. has defeat
plucked eaile from the chaplet Of his fame.
BY ID. A. Wilson. Jr-Our Army and Navy: Nav
their fame be unsued and eternal as the rolling years
BY Ro. Cawthou- DIR. James Saunders: noble spe
clnen Il the Virginia Gentleman.
y, b. A Saunders-lIcnry p. Irving: Though his
election VAS deemed imp ssIbe by many in the laane,
Wing County in his district and heref, re kept from the
polls will yet be returned by the suIlages OF the noble
Wings Of Cumberland, Fluvanna Sc if il sitia Jiat.
By W. '.Noung Charles l.. Moshy and Whltmell
p Tuusal delegates elect 10 the next Legislature " ell
may the people Of lynchburg exclan, Two Rchnonds
in the field -
BY VIM. d. Christian The Tunstall and Mosby
Rail Road: May those no take stock in this improve
ment learn The fact that courtesy good material
10 make Rail Road Of
BY Mr.. John w Dudley-Thc brave. Illusions, mag
nanimons General Lopez de Santa Anna who took iee
Laiisi Buena Vista. and left leg bail Cerro Gordo
BY James Freiwe-Charlcs J.. Nosby: too coulte
ous for Iynchbnrg, but will do for Hat Creek.
BY Jesse i, Diugud-Lynchburg: All she asks OF
our Legislature is fair shake and too much coure-
sy.
BY William Mays-Dr James Saunders: in his cleo.
ton to the Legislature County and town would both
have been benefited but in the election Of Mr.. Mosby
neither.
By Major H',lliam A. Talbot-Doct James Saunders
His dieni"d and manly hearing in the late canvass has
and commanded the respect OF his opponents.
by Jno " f.. Buckner-Our Amy: lis recent bril-
liant victories achieved in Mexico will form the bright
est page in American History. Honor to the brave ofi
Gers and soldiers who have illustrated her history
BY Samuel b. Thuman-The Hat Creek precinct
has placed the wreath Of victory the brow Of the
champion Of its Imaginary Interests aud the vnchburo
precinct has bound it with thorn that only whers
beauty but impars scueness Of anguish scusiby
felt than expressed.
BY Richard &. Andcrson-Dr. James Saunders:
though defeated in the late election by the cry Of
cution from his orponenthe has the ailon Of hav-
ing received Of the people of Lynchburg where they
both best kno'cn. ONE HUNDRED AND
FOURTEEN MAJORITY.
BY Dcmoerat-C harles H. Mosby. the annhsiory
of Wing majortes in Campbell. Another election with
him as the " hg Candidate and Democracy will "wave
It's JOYOUS WINGS IN triumph over town and county
by ". G. Miler-lhe Danvle Rail Road u hit
mel p. Tunsial Presdci; Vincent u itchcr. Secgcin.
'y. and Charles l.. Mostly, CHEF Engineer. No steam
propeicrS.
BY an Ama,cur-Until very recently Lynchburp and
Gulhbity Were regarded s}nlny mous tarms-. As
Yankee land called upon would abundantly testify but
from the late rage for lransposing language r,cpsde
ration has been moved and the vocabulary Of vtupera
ton has been referred and the result of The labor of love
is substitute OF the word 'seliid as better defining her
characie-and yet there is townof the same size
in the State d rgnia, that has contributed ber
ally to- and received fewer benefits from Internal I'm
provement or more readily extended the hand Of encour
agcmcn, 10 those who have sought citizenship with
even though they were "eenty born and gently raised,
nor to the distressed s'ourner melting hand Of
charity unallOyed sympathy.
BY William r. Booker: DIR. James Saunders-a
though defeated by the courteous conciator % in the
county of Campbell is victorious in The town where both
are well kno,ca.
By Richard p. Waller: Dr. James Saunders-A man
of chvalrous and entepsus spirit and character. lie
can never be defeated.
BY David W. Burton The Richmond and Danville
Rail Road visionary scheme OF few 'log rollers. =
may the del gate from Campbell in the Lcgisa
ture OF Virginia, move Reconsideration" Of the vote
by which it passed, and aid in the repeal of its charter
BY John > Ogcsby If thirty years acquaintance and
friendship furnish any evidence, ofespect and character
then say huzza for Saunders Saunders first Saunders
last. and Saunders all the tine.
BY J. A. Hatcher DIR. amcs Saunders-An uncam-
promising Wing, faithful representative and 10 the
interests of Lynchburg.
BY WIN. NJ. Sutton Our fellow tovnsman Dr. Jas.
Saunders: Ever dear to Lynchburg while Lynchburg
values merit.
BY Thomas S. Thurman Richard II. Toler, ESD.
the former Editor of the Nreinian, the organ Of the hg
party ofLyuchhurg though his ''ndntle has not fallen
upon shou'dcrs" he has nevertheless l an impress
sion upon tondes affections which neither time nor
distance ohterae, but rather augment and strength
and whilst we desire his greatest happiness and in
tercst, would, in all Kindness and couresy hail
contingency that might arise unite him to the object
of his first love--N irgina-,4m, Che Virgnian)
BY Peter T.. Booker Wonder how the mantle now
worn by '.nister William Smith" would look on the
should rs Of the Great Prosecuted !"-ihe anti Lynch
burg delcgate2
BY jefferson Mays: DIR. James Saunders our town.
choice and nomlnee-a gallant gentleman and warm
friend Of his fellow-czens may his laurels never be
furnished by the narrow triumph Of Mr. Mosby in the
5te election.
by John II. Solomon: May the American army con
tnue their march until they capture Santa Anna, and
with his wooden leg splinter him to death.
BY Peter { Drew The Fox and the Dof in the las
Legislature of Virginia Between such friends, the
e Lamb had little TO expect.
BY NJ Comfy DIR. James Saunders: He deserves, as
he has, and will continue To receive at the hands Of
generous and intelligent people that respect and conf
dence which he eninently deserves.
BY James o. Williams: Whilst would all have
rcOiccd i'll the Of Dr. Saunders, yet feel
modification in his defeat for he noby sustained by
Iynchbutg, who know him hes! and knowing him appre
ca,ed his fidelity to the interc of our town.
BY Alexander p. Watson: Dr. James Saunders tn,
furnace Of persecution may be heated times hotter
and seventy times he will come out unscathcd by
the FIRE of magnity, brighter to all and dearer to his
friends while his enemies shall sink with the drOss
their own vile materials
| BY James G. Swinncy Dr. James Saunders A
perfect specimen Of the Virginia geneinen-long mas
he live 10 enjoy the honors which generous be
slowed upon him by those who know him best.
! BY Jesse j. Sanons DIR. james Saunders Co,nfe
o,s to his friends, but to those who agalns
their best interests. The people of Lynebbnrg no
afraid to coniide their interests to ms heeping
BY Charles w. Christian "'The Jury of the Nicin
age Although It's rcydict has been orcnuied for TIN