Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-20
FOURTH OF JULY SENTIMENTS.


FOURTH OF JULY SENTIMENTS.
In EAUauIER, VIRGINIA.
''ohh sSnincy Adarns.-Thc illustrious patriot
pure Ropnbkcan-and able Statesman. Nav
the People of the United States recolIect that
they live under the gospel dispensation, and that
to the son.
The Unsuccessful Candidates for the Presi.
dency-May they submit TO the will of the Poo
pic, without reluctance.
AT WARpENToN, VIRGrNrA
The proposed Convention of Yirr;u;a-I q,
the People of Virginia distrust those who dis
trust them.
ny DR.. a. James. Crawford, Adams, jack
son-Iieart, head, sinew-we need them ALL
py geo. y. fickett: observation-disclosures
ably if we can, forcibly if we must.
AT CHARLEsToN, KENAwHA.
by John L. Turner. John Quincy Adams
The honorod son of a veneratcd sire--his many
services, and the ability with which he has per.
formed them, render him worthy Of the first of
iice within the gift of the people
ny James iiiiiey. John Quincy Adams as n
s'aicSinan-andrew Jackson as a hero.
AT AUBURN, NEw-YonK.
The People-Thcrc is majesty in their vii,
galnst which none can sin and be forgiven.
The Seventeen Senators-Sevcntv times So
ven offenders against the r;Shts of the people.
Once morc-and they will have filled ND the
measure of their transgression.
*By Allen Warden. The uaholy Seventeen
May they have piercing convictions, and spec
dy conversions, to the rights of the people.
Ar Urea, NEw-YsnK.
BY the Cd Nice-President. The four Pro :
dential Candidates: Crawford, Adams .,v
and Jackson-May the last be first, and the FIRST
last. ,'
BY Judge ACKNOWLEDGEMENT atse.
AT ITHACA, NEw-YoRK
The Governor of New-York--A beacon to
warn has successors, that bad counsel may cor
rupt their most upright intentions.
Yates march.
The choice of Presidential Electors-T,e t tho
People rise in their strength, and consien to ip
nomnious retirement, those usurpcrs of their
rights, who have attempted to withhold from
them this invaluable privilege.
ar CANANDAIcUA. NEw-YoRK
The state of New Yorkshire an intoxicated
giant She has been led and goaded by mercena- !
ny Keepers; but will soon shake them off, s,Iike
dew drops from a lions manen cheers.
by the Deputy Marshall The Seventeen
Senators-Engines on the high pressure princi-
pie: let them look well to their safety valves. nj
the election in November next
By N. Halsey, Esq. The next Governor of
the State of Newly orkLMay he be the free
choice off free people, uninauenced by Ieeis-
lative caucus
BY 5. c. Ward. The present Senate of the
state or New-York-They launched their fraiI
PARK on inc nigh pressure Principle their boiler
bursted, they burned their fingers: no salye lint
that OF repentance will heal them
by b. ID. Coe. Rapid travelling: Dudley,s
rcport-started from Albany and arrived at
Washington twenty-four hours before startinp,
Mayors beat horses all hollow.
By COLI Burwell. The 500, 900 PcopIe ps.
the Seventeen Senators. The voters among the
former "will well and truly try and true deli
verance make between the accused and the
commonwealth
AT ELKToN, MARYLAND.
John Quincy Adarns-sHe is honest--I,e h,e
caPacity--he is faithful to the Constitution. -
by Jeremiah Taylor. John Quincy Adams
-Ihe Scholar and Statesman.
better; Adams, best. my
By DR.. Guy Bryan. John Quincy Adams
May he be our next President.
By George Ricketts,. Washington, JcfTer-
son, Madison, Monroe, and Adams.
By DIR. Green. Our next President-The
il .i a'riot' able Statesman, and rigid Econo-
BY Maj. James Purnell, John O. Adams
Ills services, and attachment to his country will
DC rewarded by grateful and free people.
By Archd. Gordon---(an old soldier of the
revolution. John Quincy Adams---AIay he be
the next President Of the United States
AT BosToT.
john Quincy Adams. bright example of
purest RePublicanism, proudly scorning any
oo'er intrigue for public favor than an honest
uh"earled devotion to public service.
Adams Liberty.
y9hn Adams. Eternity yet fingers, with
nolding Its bright rewards, till Time shall com
Picte her earthly JOY in the full honors of his
son.
by the Hon. Mr.. Hill, of tho Council. John
quincy Adams: A statesman who never seeks
public confidence but by deserving it.
John Quincy Adams. The glorious son Of
massachusetts and Of his country now nigh his
meridian splcndor, moving onv ard to the zenith
Tho seventeen who defeated the Electoral
Law, asked for by the whole body ofthe people.