Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-20
An Juiy Sentimcnts IN Georgia.
Is ASNNU.
CITIZENS DINNER.


at the City-Hu,el which did them great credit and
gave universal satisfaction TO the quests. The day
was passed with great good h,uour, and at early
h,,ur the company dispersed ia perfect harmony,
satisfied with tine entertainment and with themselves
The following toas,s given and drank amidst
repeated cheers;
1. The Fourth IF Jtiy 'T6-At the creation God
said /" let there be light, aud there was light = on
this day lac said let there be Liberty, and there was
Liberty.
he commanded the Sun of Liberty to stand still,
and under its rdan splcndor this nation became
Free, Sovereign aud l"dePe'dtnt.
3. Tie Declaration Of fad,pentence.-Tnc magic
charm that flashed through country, norcj1,g
every and Inspiring every heart
i. Thomas JeGers0n.--N1ay tue American Peo-
pie ever Justly estimate the worth OF the Great Fa-
ther of the Republican Party.
5. .inericd--A Beacon upon which burns the
Lamp of Liberty, an uncrring guide the oppressed
of all nations.
6. James .ucnros-A soldier Of the Revolution :
May peace and happiness attend the evening of his
days.
I. The firing. and Macy ofMe United Sfaics-In
Peace the School OF Honor; in War the Shield of
our Country.
IS. agriculture and Commerce-The basis of
National Wealth-the only pursuits worthy free
people.
.. JpiEiam III. Crauford-The dste politician !:
thc rirtuous citizen; the upright man; the genuine
republican-he merits tl,c highest reward i'll the gift
of free people.
10. The Heroes Of the Recoiufion- They arc
fresh i'll the memory of grateful people their deeds
shall descend as brilliant examples worthy the Ini-
taton of the remotest postcrity.
IL. General .7lsdreic Jackson-The brave SOL
der, who by the energy Of his character obtained
glorious victory, and emblazoned tho page of his
country history with the battle of Orleans.
II. General De La Fayette-Thc friend of
Washington, tine friend of prtue, the friend of Ii
berty. America can never sufficiently recumpnse
his disi,i!eresied and decoied attachment to her
cause.
IL. The Governor Of The Slate of Georcia-The
consistent po!i;ician-the friend of tho people.
VOLUNTEERS.
By tie Pres$GeAt-The Volunteer Corps of Sa-
vannah, alike distinguished for patriotism q nd mill
tary skill. Honor aud distinction to those TO whom
distinction aud honor are due.
By Flee President DaGies-Eterna alleeiance
to the liberties of our counry-ctcrnal hostility To
her enemies.
By Pice President Baraard-Lnternnl Improre
ment-Ihe annals of every age have attcsted its
aavantages. May 1t no longer escape the attention
Of cur enlightened Legislature.
fSy Ptce President C0pe-1he .4rnly and N'drv
The bulwark of safety.
BY Cot. Shcti'aan-Jhe cityof Saronnot-Mav
~ Especially r'sc IN Importance, and its ,ncr-
tea rank among the commercial cities of the l. MON
By Tie Oraior Of the Day---1he State of G eoryia
She has always been Republcan--her politics
right may her sons devote from this time forward
'hef hearts and their understandings to the dcvcl-
opeinent oi her internal resources.
iIH ne Reaaer OfUte Declaration of Iu9cpepi.nce
- fhc Genius of Librrty-to the American peoplc
IKE the Providence OF God tc the Children of Israel
ihsr pillar OF fee by night-thcir cloud by day
r, ny James Morrison, Esq A Uas.ingfoa for
9rcece-a Jackson for the Holy Alliance
ny capt BCe--Autlrew Jackson and John G.
C"!h""h. combination Of worth and talent, ne
Ssr g. zRs sxce.ied i,:gh destiny awai;; them.
Ry.S u. b4iH hSq.--Our worthy friend and re-
preventative Edward T. Tattuall, who possesses the
bmne.s ola decided and the 1irc Of an c,lioi pricing
cha facterrhe power ct reelection and the prompts
tuie OF determination.
BY Robert ~. Poolcr-7Ne Reiprrd of Merit
A halter to Ninian Edwards, and the Jdsiiuado to
his coadlju tutors.
presented the feelings Of the state, and advocate
the true policy OF our country in tie National Coun-
ellis.
By Filltams p. Huatcr-Langdon Cheves, the
able fmaacieE-thc honest politician. America,
may justly consider him among the orthiest OF her
sons.
-Hr. Robert VI. Good,cp,-JOhn Quiacy adams
The disintercsted patriot the practical and up
right statesman
By Mr.. George n. .4sh-Our cou,,frv-J,s do
nifty supported by JYiAiaa, H. Craujord. and he
supported BY the free and independent roice of the
people.
By a. ID. Lyon, Es7.--Thc n,enory of General
James jdekson--A distinguished patriot, and the
50 W.. Thomas ". .Nortl-Charles Harris Esq.
II nc friend OF the people and a devoted patriot
ny ffedcrtc6 3. rel, Esq.-JeIerson, WaJ,ing-
Ton, Hancock and -4dams--The pen, thar avowcd,
the seord that achieved, and the seal that raised our
freedom.
BY UWin Darics Es7.-(The President having
retired) William q. Buoch worthy President.
T" At honest man the noblest work Of Cod
BY james S. BuliOeh--7he electoral college
May il give such vote as will record .4lj.rt Gallo
tin the second man in the nation
By Mr.. BTaScit-De Mn C1.nfon-,Tbe ire
sstlnle genius srmounting every obstacle in accom-
plishing the greatest work Of mode IN times In
gratitude is his reward.
By IMon,as N. -fcre!-( Thc orator having re,ir-
ed) The OrGf0r IF he Day--A rood cjfigeu: a
true patriot; distingtishcd repuJiican.
~ iio5eHW Pooier-.NnMa,,7cIP u. Bond ESD.
The Reader of tie Declaration OF independence.
President Davies having retired
By Itmohtg Barnard, Esg.-jtlHjaI Dor;cc
The disintcreSfed pairc; tho honest ana eirfvous
citizen.
By-M George Siict-,Jotn Elliot Es7.-Mav
he III his fetirciuen from public life solacc himself
with the reflection that he is esteemed and beloved
by his fellow citizens.
BY Dir. .W,nis-WIn. II. Crawford, one of ,,eor-
Eia 5 brightest stars. May he speedily nd as #
i,-:nIly recover from the attacks OF disease ruou
las tsten, lac has done from those upon his in
terry, honor and talents by tho base, usidous and
nsPfinciyled Niman Edwards
~ Il. u. Fn,1nja, E'SJ.-Gcn. Aulro,., 1act.,r
a veteran OF the Revolution; tire hero of New
Orleans, second " shngton OF the nation. Tho
RcPnbc viii not overlook his service.
BY James EPpbtger. EsY.--C;Tcece, the cause is
just; her struggle glorious. May her tri,,r,pl be
speedy and complete.