Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12

and ealacd for him everlasting and imfershaoi'
Zane. -
d, J.. Lucus. 4 volunteer; May we SION reach thai
long EXPECTED shore, far distant Mexico.
\ by }. u. Green: The OSiI and Reader oil ih'
day.
BY W. A. 1albo, Mexico; We are called 10 by VIZ
gina To quiet her guns, young ncn OF iyHehepg COME
to the call.
BY W \. Talbot: The Ora,cr OF tho day The Ed
ior II the ynelbur. Rrpubcan-hIs cSpsilion oi IL.
pnbcanisn thus day satisfies he possesses ialenis aud
Jariotism.
b, Andrew BOYD ol tho Junior Guards
| he siar spanged Banner
! q Ling may II wave,
Ger The land %. the tree
/ And tho home Of the brave.
By X. II Glass IiruinIa--I.ke the old oak OF many
winters. though her green Vsks sne~ hat 1ded she
has seni iofh many sprouts that love to call hei mo
CT.
b, George II. Edmunds Ia union there strength
IS motto thai should govern the intimacy o the coin
panles II l.,nchhurg.
By a Lyaehbufgtr America and Ireland kindred
nair5ns lla'ag the hands oi ocraa friendship acfos the
vast otsaa.
by George \. kiunicr The plains OF Buena Vista
HISTORY Jaes mel reoofd the sc6levunrhs Of victory
- GLORIOUS. nstiaa's gratitude awaits tho gallant
lcs5ef.
Bs Il. Ii. Class. old Amherst'--sh, has furnished
as 10 ia, with delightful sTo upon which celebrate
The lst a#tlveFsary u American lGdeIendence-we
jhank her.
L, ). Page Peace to the rueuory Of Ringgold aud
Clay.
hy C. 7. Williams MAJOR Gen. Winfield scott:
he patriot and statesman; the glorious victory Ina ache
we'd al Cerro 6ordo has but added another brilliant leaf
to his already iusillos history, and added fresh lanfels
to his untarnishrd brow.
by VIM +. Hickey Patrick Henry and the Ad.
amses- Master spirits OF the age which they lived.
By Peter feruyul; Old Rough and Ready may
success attend hun.
by Cha les W Salham Gen. Iachey Taylor
The peoples caldldao for next President, may he be
elected
BY 'rho's n priddy The Lynchburg volunteers
now IN Mexico: May they he re Ward cd by the
banks
BY Geo H. Edmonds The bright Star of Liberty
will shine when every other light is out.
by NJ. Ross Here is General Taylor and
hs army 70 brave he whipped Santa Anna and run him
in the cave.
BY Peter Pcrciyal MsJ VIM. A. Talhoi-Aay he
succeed In raising company Of Volunteers for service in
Mexico, Go 1t boys: stuck to him and he Will stick TO
You
BY an Arrilloryman Gen. Taylor Although laid
tue shelf by he pocers That Le, yet the glorious battle
Of Buona Vista stands out IN hold relief TO make him the
greatest Of the great
BY j NJ. Brown Old Jack The hero Of the
Mexican his courage and noble bearing prove that
he s worthy To bo trusted anywhere
By james ). Mumll Gen Uo,h May the Prosi-
dent duly appreciate his ro'h by appointing him to
higher station IN the army.
by an lolannyunn; Tho Artillery and Guards
They have THIS day proven themselves soldiers and pat
riots We hail them brethren
b. j i. Green The States Of the Union ike
the Il the each free and independent of the
other. The MON Of the States. like the mighty deep
Itself. indiyis bly, aud lndispcnsably one
BY J. A. Turpin The Order Of the Sons # Temper.
anco 81 rous lnsillutIon-nonc know It's benefits bat
those who have tired II.