Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26
alu, sir. respectfully yours.
JAMES TODD. liining Eneiaeer.


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MIR BAIDNIN's ORA .
1IHsr Nhtaar. deprived Of tho rare plfa -ure II hn'r
Iag Nj. Bl1sife %atdusi, al African GAurcb, on tic
a-rasi5a at p.rsd. ut 1ayluf's ol-cquIes. Will be ampiY
ugil by iclItae that ajauss III the Republican. We
rclrt our inability 10 slFead the whole ii II tff9fe our
traders, Tor II Alb 'unds III so many passages at ie1l clo-
que &C and bounty, that y i no easy task 10 select. We
were sefy muad struck With the following graphic aud
thf ling picture.
In the crowded a~ssetntl'ee oi a national anniversary,
ahi j tlr cI1neof hi atnts ard the siifrih2 blasts 81 mil
lary mnsir, fidfs q ll'p upon "hosf efry locks Fame
hn7 plant d her br2'le.t e"fon'l. and whose v lee III the
h'iIr ls c'Himlltd rs hficthi l dr5' Nj hHtg "Ulci
d res n 2 cn Ia hnt inar' proudly IN lbs pterener; no
a toIdlfts hratt which does not beat Mih a new impulse
a. lhe moro mention oil bis name. h,feVfT he moves
he rs lie rrulfe 81 ten thousand eyes. Young men g5ze
with burning eotho-i 'sm upon his bnnzed aud wafwon
el''ehi nd men wonder II see the Vlgof oi Youth btleati
The wei9At Of yeafsi no hers punt ont to Their children
me Whose hniee VaInf nId appall INC savage oi me
Wl'Iefneas, yet whose hlec'lo7aie slnll Guy could WIN
tho love anI e2fildrnee ii 4 clfild. behaid hun Re
i""h - AJWs, fIincelY lorlnne. fNalifd 0mli1I' 10.
in'.ile il1p'i4rs7, a SRallss Name. vigorous Health,
lhn lofenl Naaklnd, a Nations II pes-all, all are hl~i
W l!t Al 'nvlahle lot seamrd Tins 10 very admtdns spec.
~ "- IL, cioll me f}ft MAJ NM Il la8e been opener
Lii" iii7sf To winch the prophet IlJ'h revealed The spr.
lll'I "atil' IhtY would have beheId m VIM ~ thai bIi
id'' I'M ~ aa4 10y The sI|ee ! IL central atifaeAon,
ao!'lef fIder maao'e "a a prize horse, Instance opfaisod
'"" MS e'll 2i1afe lznl upon lie nero "h'm In had
SPARED IN n hu.dffd bniiIe hFld7 until men thought him
iovaIofa.l u 10 The shafts i fate. lite summons lin Ia
" - md De Win had nfv'r surrendered 10 man, meek
y hrlt5,' AN r'ady, aud snbpis 10 his only Con.
l'r,9ta
we Al" complied reluctantly 70 passover the orators
FVll III len % the victories ul falo Alto and ltesaca,
aud oil lleif powerful influence op lhe subsequent "ar-
NNuh equal t'Iafianfe we rr~Ien the rrnWn'ng g'oues
9i bnsna Nrt'=tte magical ellset OF thai b1tlla npon
tnfoffah orlnion, and TIM 'nehing illustrations II aii'r-
died ol thu real character oi Grnrfal la}lr, mixed mp as
u Nns WIN Ihe elements II real greatness, ilondrd with
e%b'Idilbe %stor'leny aod goodness OF heart. Mr.. Ball.
"ln elanr's ~ The inposlrnuS aud unnatural lrnd4 which
have d slnfhad i5e peace at The connity,-nnd draws a
strong picture nj the %1lll1qoles and lamentations Of an
American heart surviving the natural Union, dissolved
INTO separate fragments. We give the eloquent pefora-
ton.
"Nod shall the 'ime eyer arrive when You must travel
through The would md meet no MON that fag; and when
neither On sea nor sllfe shall lis "m,teot glnfics' fall
upon the wanderers eye when the Amercan shal pass
through the world. wufsa tlan an orphan. a man with
nut n eauniy2 Must | ever b. condemned to fel hat
the rational structure in which dwell Is npt the one
which WAS buIll by the APOSTLES Of American Freedom
and rcmeuted by The blood Of $ martyrs; not the enc of
which Nas'inoion Land the corner stone. and of which
Jell,fson aud Madison uelc aInnng the chief architects.