Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-14
REGULAR TOASTS.

REGULAR TOASTS.
1st The Day we Celebrate: IT'S ever
fresh in the memory of every patrioi.
I'd. The SigRerS Of tie Declaration Of In
dependence. To their country they yet live,
aud live forever.
Sd. The Heroes Of Tie Reooluiion Their
fame cannot die, it is reflected upon the surface
of everything that is beautiful and valuable in
our land.
4rh. Gen Washington Our voices fail TO
give utterance to the language Of onr hearts.
hen we breathe the name of the Father of
his Country.
9Th. orr Farmer Presidents. They have
left the impress OF their greatness behind them
9Th. The Constitution IF The Unit,d Suites !:
lis ti.nber' were formed by patriot baad'
And theyare still watching from the shldowig land
9TH. Our Union Tho composed of many
political streams, may they all flow into one
common ocean of Love- Friendship and fra.
ternal Brotherhood.
9Th, The President IF tie Unitca States ::
| May he know nothing but his country.
9,h Gen. W4feld Scott Major Gen u. S.
Army. All parties appreciate his past valua-
| BILE services.
10Th. 1HWard Fillmore, our late President ::
An accomplished Statesman, and true patri-
OF, To him long life and happiness.
llrh. Woman Her smiles is the magnetic
neaJle, her frown the electric flash, and her
love hooks of steel.
l2Ih. Virginia: May the bright day which
begins to dawn upon her, shine with still grea
ter hrllliancy, until the glitter Of her onward
progress dazzles the eyes Of her superiors
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
By N, b Harvey.-THe r ader ofMe Day:
A mind of intellect heart to appreciate and
a mouth that speaks ritsef
BY N. II. Hancock. - TIE Orator of the
Day: Worthy the name of the ilIusrious pa
rlor whose motto was "Libtrty or DEATH.
by Noble Snell.-IHe Spirit of the AGE !:
Ocean Steamers and Clipper Ships Railroads.
and Telegraphs.-The Chinese Rebellion and
Rebellions Of all kinds against the empire of
Fogydom
BY J, J. Craddock.- TIE Day aoe Celebrate:
May the Celebration Of the 4th of July at the
Red House long be remembered, where we
view the great display of female beauty.
BY b. G II. Chiffon Uoman i: Their
smiles can cheer the darkest hours and bid the
wrath of man fall beneath their love.
by Glover Harvey. FdnkltR Pierce j.:
May he end his term Of President as well as he
has commenced.
BY Rev. E. w. Roach.-TTe Orators of the
Day: May he be worthy of the blood Of his
lustrious grandsire coasting through his youth
. vi veins.
BY Lady.-IHe Rev. S. J. Price: MAY
he long live to carry on that life of distinguish
ed usefulness in whlch he is engaged.
To this toast Mr.. Price replied IN brief IN
appropriate address
by "a Lady-1He Rec. e. w Roach: Our
beloved preacher, our respected citizen-may
he long live to enjoy the high stand he oc
cupies in The hearts OF his fellow-c itizens.
BY G. w. Harvey. Our Orator and Rea
der We feel proud of them as our country
men.
Ry E G. Hunter of Mo - Virginia, mn old
birM place May my right hand forget her
cunning when forget her.
By DR.. r. N. Price Virginia: May she
ever stand firm 10 the South, and may every
abolition State sink to oblivion.
By Jas. l.. Poindexter.-Ihe Fair The
beauty of fair woman is the only tyranny o
which man should submit
By Lad " Van WIT Henry Esq-The
young gentleman who has, by his eloquence