Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-14

faratical hand succeed III seycr1ng the tic
that binds us in one common brotherhood.
SIN The Governor Of Virginia
9th George Washington. The father
ofhis country.
9TH. Peace TO the ashes of the heroic
dead ofAmerica
sth. Old Virginia. May she grow and
blossom as the rose.
9th. Gen. Zachary Taylor May he
ever be held sacred in the memory Of eve
ny American.
10th. The Army and Navy Of the u
nitcd States. We fear not, while their guns
carry shot, or their arms bear steel.
1lth. South Carolina May she see the
error OF her present course before Il IS TOO
late, and acquiescein the Compromise.
18th. The President Of the U. States.
May he continne to fll more and more the
cup his fame and glory.
VOLUNTEER ToaSrs.
BY James G. Thomas-Rcv. Z. w.
Roach. the orator Of the day. A Patriot
and a Christian.
By Jas. G. Thomas.-Wm. G. Miller,
ESQ. the reader Of the day. May his vir
tues and talents be duly appreciated
Bv Rev. w. Roach.-To the Matrons
and their daughters. Firm and undaunt-
ed they move unhurt, only by scamps-
foremost in every good word and work,
they are never beaten, only by drunken
husbands.
By w. G. Miller.-Thc Misses Thorn
as. May Providence smile upon theirevery
effort. and may every scholar emulate the
character Of their teachers.
By A. Womack-Virginia The moth
cr OF States-thc land of Presidents and
Statcsmcn-thc source Of civil refine
mcnt and the nursery Of Rcpublicanism-
she is emphatically the oracle ofthe I'm
ION.
BY John NJ Pugh.-(A Democrat y
Clement Hancock, Esq, Of Charlotte. A
true friend To his country, may he be elect
cd to the next Virginia Legislature.
BY l.. b. Jefiries-President Fillmore
We love him because he loves his country
and the constitution.
By VIM. Cartcr-Thc orderof the Sons
of Temperance. May its march ever be
onward, until beneath the wide spread ban
ner of American freedom there shall not be
found one devotee at the shrine Of Bac
chus.
BY A. Womack-Col Philip A. Boil
ing. In him we expect to see the Wing
Gag borne in triumph through the district.
BY Lady-The Temperance Army
The only army ever known where each
volunteer is a rcgular,and every private an
orderly. May it soon become the ''army Of
occupation" throughout the world.
BY Jos. O. Sncll-Thc Union. May it
be perpetual as time.
By L. b. Jcifrcis-Misses Thomas
We admire them for theii zeal in the pro.
motion of education.
By Jas. Franklin-Thc Basis question
having been settled, may the gentlemen
from the West unite with the ladies' Of the
East
BY r. w. O. Hannah-The order Of
the Sons Of Temperance. Like a noble
arch, the more weight is imposed, the more
strength il gathers.
By Jas. G. Thomas-Thc Union. May
it ever be preserved.
By w. G. Miller-Woman. a friend
that siickcth closer than brother.
By J. r. +. Moscly--Thc Ladies of
Prince Edward Warm in heart may
they long i've to cherish the day we celc-
bratc-
BY. Jas. G. Thomas-The Virginia
Convention May the heat of the city
drive them to the shades of private life.
BY j. f. Pettingiil-Our Union. May
It's fire continue TO burn until Northern Abb
olitionism and Southern secession shall be
consumed.
By Sam'l Il. Davsnport-Niiss Ag
mes NJ. Thomas School. May it prove
an ornament To the nciehborhood.
By James G.. Thomas-Educatlon.-
May every son and daughter of this Old
Commonwealth have the means Of obtain
ing an education.
BY s. w. Durphy-The Ladies Of Vr-
gina. Worthy Of their descent from
patriotic heroes and patriotic matrons;
they rival the Goddesscs in beauty and
grace; our pleasures are insipid unless
they share thcm our efforts of noblest am
bition feeble, unless they applaud; the re-
wards Of studious toll imperfect, unless gu
ded by their smiles.
Sent in by c. W. Hunter-Long life and
prosperity to every one who loves the I'm
ion Of the States
BY w G. Mlicr-May one sentiment
and one feeling pervade all hearts in regard
to the prosperity of Virginia and the pre-
scrvation of the Union.
by c. w. Harvey-Thc day is over,
all is done. Lovely girls and lots of fun.
BY the Company-James Franklin,
Esq. Our host, real old Virginia gen
tleman one of the oiden time. May he
ever be blessed with the rain Of plenty and
happiness.
by +. r. Jennings-The Ladies of
Prince Edward Tender, aficctionate and
true for Union
BY +. I. Jcnnings-Thc Misses Tho
mas. May their scholars hearts be encir-
clcd around them, worthy Of their love, ai-
fiction and esteem.
BY Clement Hancock, (sent iu) an invited
guest. Union and Liberty inseparably
connected. Union men, look well to the
Interests of this Republic for England, our
bi,,erest enemy, like the Lion among the
Buifalocs, is seeking to separate in order
that she may conquer America.
Sent in by a Lady-Union of hearts and
u mon of hands, in defence Of the Union
Tribute Of Respect.
At meeting Of Palmer Division ofthe