Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15


When he am lause had seae.hst subsidized, Mr.
Cha borne ans, SUI; tire inviting for about
twenty minutes llse mast tenchipg ard eoau.nt man
nrr in his speech vas difficult 10 tell which most
u sdplro-be classic purity u lsir siy leihe flashes
81 nii-fe richness 81 the seaiins mis- The mooasied
cadence q his vuce, OF The impressive and gFaoeiai
,nsnrrf. During iisdeliysry lie repeatedly nfer
rnplod by bsd aud Spontaneous hunts Of APPLAUSE In
.sncltsian he eercd The allowing sentiment:
The County c Henry Rich in ialea', in sui. ADD N
the beauty OTIS daughters.
BY x F. w. MAJ. ti.n. u Taylor The Hero Of
ihe Ro Grande and e peoples choice iuI Tie pta1 Pres
ID nry. MAY be he elec,ed
Bv Huahs Dillsrd Hon. VIM NJ Tred~ay and Ma
flannel CiaibFne Though Debated PlmnN Ike, the,
NH viii rise from the ashes IN which they hassson on
stunned.
By Col YIN. A. Sheffield. The Ladies O, Henry
For beauty and intelligence they equalied by few,
SURPASSED b, none. Weleye them aud can't help H.
John F. Wooton. MAJOR Gen. Taylor: The brillIancy
Of his achievements having depased him Of the chls
commend abroad let us determine to reward him with
The highest civil authority at home.
BY Richard Fox. james X. Polk and his Mexican
War: Behold how great matter a lltile fire kIndls1h
By Con. Mullins, 10 youth Of IA, anda scion Of DE
mocracy spfinging from Wing siock. james n Polk.
President Of the Unied States May he lire aud dis
President
By David Farley Maj. Gen Taylor: As dear 10 The
hearts Of his euuntynen rs he is terrible 10 his country
nrns foes.
By Joaa o Rodi. The Fair:
They who kncel 10 Idols divine,
Break commandment; lot high heaven u there,
Transfused, transfguntod."
ByDr YIN. u. NDouon TIE anniversary Of our
Natlnai Independence May always he hailed with
sbs sane spirit which characterized those whose deeds
we this DAY commemorate.
by Francis IL Harrison The District Free Schools !:
The fountain inn which springs intelligence and public
virtue. May they 6eadopied by every county in VIZ
ginia
Joho S Brewer. Gen. T. Taylor: May he, for his
services seceive .hc highest reward IN the g Of free
and republican people.
BY o. e H. Rrgyold Clay and Mckee They
have by their brave and manly conduct erected mon
their memory in the hearts OF free and mighty
people
Iiy George u. Grayely. Thomas s Flounoy An
accomplished genloman, profound lawyer, and an hon
est politician. OF such representative 10 Congress,
his District Way well tc proud.
By H. Carter R'dd Woman:
4"ihe rainbow 10 the storms Of life.
The evening beam that smiles clouds away
And tnls The morrow with prophetic nay
Hy C. \. Thomas. Hon. WIN. NJ Iredway The
late alanted representative ia Congress from this dis
trct His honesty u heart and nIbany Of manners are
only surpasst br the pngily OF his political prntipls
BY George - Gmsely. Distinct Free Schools The
guardian Of lbrriy and the terror fdemasegaes here
they exist the former may prosper but tue latter oanuol
flourish.
By Samuel SHELTON Wings and Dem porats Div
iy David II Mullins. Tho Taffr lSi6. NOM
meni of political wisdom. Tie COUNTY enjoys the
rich teno6is II its ltela p,cy
by james Mullins. The War with Mexico Naged
IN defence Of national rights. aRd prosecuted With serts
Of ths mss brilliant sieorics Alay its termination be
sp ely and as honorable, lis prosecution has been
yirauu aud uiNn lhaHi.
By II c. Rod Gen. Taylor With inyncble gal
laaty he has fought the baltle u his county, and she
win reward his patriotism "nh the deserved need Of the
Presidency
By VIM 4. Bullingion John Spencer and WIN. \.
Martin Gallant volunteers irum Henry. One fire al
Santa Anua frnn either would bring The war To close.
Wy John T. Wpotten Clay, Webster and Calhoun ::
\ fi 81 intellectual giants, whose colossal proportions
aud deeds of patriotism have filled the world with wonder
and admiration.
BY David II. Rice: The estpaiion Of the use Of
ardent spirits from the face II the earth wnd he the
richest hs.on that ould be transmitted to poseriiy
lBy the Company. oufhosIl able host. john ) Brew
For the rich banquet he has this day sprea flr ou
- entertainment, We lender him our hearty thanks anc
cordially recommend hun to all those who would ndups
their sppellles IN the eold things Of the table.
As the sparkling glass passed around. IL filled the
hearts Of all with hiermen and glee. which manifested
itself IN psirloc speeches fiom John r. Nootton Geog,
-. Gravely, Highs billiard and others made in rcspons,
10 repeated calls upon Them. Rich IN sentiment ano
lumrur, and sparkling with vii. they were received
with unbuuaded acclamatlon, and left that delightful
suppression which is made only when Bacchus is sn
rrene
The Secretary regrets that he was unable to procure
copy &c great number Of rich and racy sentiments
nhlch fell inpromplu from the lips ofmany OF the guests
Early IN the evening many OF The young men ad joun
cd To take hand IN dancing party, which then
semblIng and I'll late hour in the evening continue,
~ weave the gddy mazes OF the waltz and whr IL
the light fantastic dance"