Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23

Cfune If Rch noui ad rose the invention in be n
ufal and ehlsle SPEECH In rterrss he renewed h.
promise efhi colleague, Mr. Broose He pointed to tn,
tapss. Il Virginia and iavt rs there H. d. eaffd
that t5em the hn1wlt1g of the ehafae er for manaoss
and generosity Of No.tlk's penple-fram he knowledge
ol their foresight and Of SIT he ,yoni almost pom
lse for them that they wonli come up with their thou
sands aud in Ihs road
Alter Mr. Brooke, Of Richmond. Ind made the few
remarks which we have noticed ah1ve Mr. Tupstll II
Ptisylyana. Ptesidrut u the Riehmnd and DanyIlle
Run ad, loak the stand and Tor lhfee hours he cnchan
ed the sndrnce and the ronvsa1n with eu1 uence and
hatnln9 and eNpusluhtioa. IL appealed To The reason
Of mn he addfesSri their passnns he piled hrr hopes
W nth Hyective and drunuclaon b. nude men read hir
own Characters. Our dear Old Mathrf'4 sons ON the
n hard throughout her mnnntans were h,u3lrd win
gloves of by br ther fai hui and ltue With words
ol proper truth h essaNed 10 awa,en theu from her
Ieh8aaY, aud hem aet and 10 do that. that
might en- l. thu, be known iar what hoy 50 ofen
caln 10 b. The descendants Of tohe aud hdnafea
aires. lie tnrntd Ia The beautiful MP of The United :
suspended tho pulpit anA eeafnslrd he broad Dor
der Of Virginia with the marrow limits oil Massachusetts
ard then h. sVu,e of the ptaaress in pnpuOatiun aud
improvement. Of hc public school and public enterprise
Of he and the stand sill position IF thu her For
he showed that Niuiul had aim stood or appeared
a. n trance or sleep ever since l39n when the pan
ple Were first numbered under federal authority Mr..
fnnsalPs speech full of feeling aud took full fleet
upon all out people, although he SAID hnmey truths
that stuck ~ ears, yet our h. arts answered 10 his
charges true; mos !tue--a just rebnke.
Tue last speech delivered the occasion fom
townsman Col Ben Rush Floyd. lie was to r. spond lii
the Sonli west what word should he
bre heren beyond the monrainS. lie asked those pres
should he answer for them. In very happy MANNER
he reeled the purio'sm Of the South and
ted that IN no period matter haw dark had they
filtered IN duty That IN no instance, m m otter how
sevefe the ial, had they ever filled IN patriotism with
heir money aid their blond, and that nor when the call
was 10 pof', and to light. and 10 market and to inter
course viii all The world and especially wi the men
their brethren below The mnuntains-he told their dele
g'ts here, that ihey Iniehl say their people when
they Poi h me that the people ii the - tn wet were
true and loyal guIruS and tat they would come up
with the sun required at lheil hands the add iona
subscription of 100000. Mr.. Flayd's respuns, was
pleasing aud Satisfactory taall that heard hun When
Col tloYd concluded, some further eff obtain sub
scrlplons as made, aud then the convention parted in
peace.
" learn that from 10 t. Is h5usand ars Of st elk
was subscribed during tue two days Of the sitting the
convention.
Aad INV, men If the Solh-~e,t Ia ask u question re-
p-ateflY as ed by Col Floyd. IN tn progress # his speech
Of the men Of W y'ho ask YOU II hat are you going
fodol Ill You, dare You aud by and SEQ Mi, enter.
pflse perish! Nha perish -i aud the future your
dnot! M, rever, never vii yon permit hat Bal
rep at the question. What are Won g1lng To dor
We'll every advise aud III nj, what shall be- done
We Il tell yon what in opinion should be frs done
You VIII hay sohcrbed here ffr. ull over your mat
ters asd see whether yon have done your hes Exa-
mlHe, as Nr Preston did, nnd whether yor ca mt
add another lrd 70 subscriptions You iud that
Fau ctnGh add; then mrunl Your hur.e and - him
that has not subscribe and persuade hln 10 come and
~p- a should bel 'let ihis labor be- pressed aal
p.es5 the duly TT sub cnb.ns upon all who foot
land.