Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-30
SPEECH FROM HON A. J DoNELSoE
(NEPHEw OF oEN. JACKSON AND FORMER EDITOR
or THE WASHINGTON uNoN.4
The mention ofny name. on this important

The mention oft,v rnme. on th important 90.
casion, in connection with tho Hermitage, aud
the hero and patriot That ward recall. 70 your
memory. i .ntTi aent Indication of the thought
| that is uprrrrnsf in var mind, and II which
must nadfcsz myself You desire 10 hear hem l..
ma old friend aud relative OF Andrew Jackson
i his private secretary darlng III, Presidency. and
more than thirty sfnrs up to the Ia-t h9ufs "'
his lie en wing The tfsest hccess l. MI MS pa
E perS. ani maintaining tie ma>t intimate ana IN
iiential re 'aiion- With nm can Inc ifl"-
I cries - tho n"wiF organized American party
! lfsi"n L. we. tlla" eihz'ns' ana ''t1H F'1
"It1y N"T ret "n.y Tina an ''h>lsl'hl, "ui mat
very mntiNf ~ rairahe AM fah"e a"'y "e-
maadrd nj mn I'm ah''eanmeat OF party "hi'h
na lnuser rraen - tn lid ias9'hed democracy
+ 'i Jefferson h0'iz3h. ana JACKSON nun M. i'I'
hb INT IL rolIu l. hf'hg M niSef'"it me must
essential "ml char'i sils'le features 81 'hht ne
m7efne}. rankin itfca ea'nz INTO power. I"
use a sea rhfaS'''h 'hr WAKE OF tue compromise
q" l73o eai measure '"iil'd through of inc
united action ei saeh statesmen rs Clay Web
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'NfeR''nn 81 III. NV Ana mon grnt"m'h' II"
H1l f''.emh'f III" Immunity win "h'eh hnl on
~ The 2sm'er1'le party arPlalde l!' iF'~ideni'
VII nv" tue f1f"l e'"f 81 the hh'l'rAl Pe'P'',
'"'N'"g h""'' lhr'Y' "ua surveying "hiN me g"pd
'' M eaeh'}F 'hinr forward NV Inc lh""-an'-
ana thousands Ia TESTIFY th'if respect Tor
statesman VII" iHltered not IN the performance ~
nigh c9nsttait"wi duty Mr. Jefferson hnd
'nld ot 6en"faI jack son alter the victory ri ~"
"fleans, Tint h" I'll led III" measured h. COM
irN@ glory. but III" ih'roit American PeHple
pr# s'hin'd. WHOM the old hero carried the con
oNialinn nuhelt through the struggles wlth null
i.aeall"h, tiat III. name w"uid hefea'ter stand ly
! NE side II Washington a. ibr pfes 'ifer 81 10"
I hon. 1rs' gentlemen Il was h"tt an N'w
York thai countless thousands cam" forward to
greet the old hero, mud New England not less thon
New York saiat"d with the accamlton ct Joy
and i'ave them.n who, when the sofcty 1t the
constitution wits threatened, declared tear To-.
thai lac would not survive its fall, but would ny
hold IT, come what might
Now gentlemen, this was Democratic prac-
ticc in ls32 Let u, now see how General Pierce
ha- acted ia eIi-- which he la, admitted IN be
fun Of smarn.ul, To Us aud tn onr po,terity.