Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09

brothers, with wisdom to discern their rights,
and valour to defend them.
.. TnE People Of Yiyyinia Free, virtuous,
aud enlightened, they will never be guilty OF
TREASON against ttea,seires.
10. The merit Presidential Electiosl May
the successful candidate be the choice of THE
PEopLE, and prove worthy oftheir confidence!
IL. agriculture, Commerce and AIanufdc-
eres! Three sisters, equal in merit Partially to
either, produces discord in the family.
II. The friends Of freedom throughout the
'corfd! courage to their hearts! yigour to their
arms success to their efforts!
IL. Beauty, Intelligence, and rirtue Per
soniied in Americas fair daughters.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Capt. Rutherford. The Battle Of CuI-
PEwA! Never to be forgotten ON the 5th Of Ju-
ty!S
By Capt. Murphy-Gcorgc Wy the Munford !
THE ORATOR OF THE DAY!
By G0o. Pteasdats-The RICHMOND voLUN-
TIERS! Gallant and patriotic they will always
be found at their posts in time of need.
BY Gen. WHfen ~The State of Vir-
ginia! Though she has passed from the first to
the third IN population, she never will be second
to any other in the patriotic devotion of her
sons.
BY Gen. I-Dd-Thc efficient Dominion"!
Justly proud of her valiant sons, and of her
beauteUus daughters.
ment of Charles Fox. s'The cause of freedom
throughout the worlL.n
By Mag. Gibbom-rHE DAY-and all who
honor it!
By Mr.. HIM. Munford-Samucl II. Myers
The principles of the Declaration of Inlepcn-
dence were ably explained and enforced by his
cloquence.
By Mr.. III. Meadc-Major Gibbon! The
leader of the forlorn hope at Stony Point. Hca-
ven bless his latter DAYS!
BY Cot. Peyton-Gen. La Faycttc The
sword of lberty-Wc hail his approach to a
merican shores with JOY and gratitude.
BY Mr.. Nm. II. Roane--The Constitution
OF Virginia! we received it in re fresh from the
hands of Revolutionary Patriots. 1t has never
failed to ensure to us victory in war, and haPpi-
ness in peace.
By Mr.. Nm. AInEo,d-Thc right of the
PEOPLE to Representation in the Legislature;
"a right inestimablc to them, and formidable to
tyrants only"
BY Maj. Samuel IT, Winston -.qndrew Ste
venson and Mark Alcxander, junr.:-They
forced thedoors ofthe Inquisition, and the brave
kENNoN is rescued from irnmolation.
By Mr.. George W'ythe Mmford-The Co
werner of Virginia When such republicans
guide the helm, the bar1ne will never founder.
By MIR. Samuel III. .hfyers--Commodorc
James Barron. Persecution cannot dim the lus-
tire of his merit, nor blind his countrymen 10 the
justice of his ca6se.
By MIR. NJ. L. Cohen-South .lmerica! The
links formed by the Holy alliance have been
rent asunder by the independent stand taken by
the President of the u. States
By Mr.. "A. L. Botts-1 he memory of Lord
Byron! Complying destiny yielded to the wish
his prophetic muse had breathed, and he died far
from the land of his birth, a foe to Moslcm ty-
ranny.
BY DIR. Colton-The South americans
Engaged in the same glorious struggle in which
our fathers were for the rights of man May
they like us be enabled to celebrate each re-
turning anniversary.
BY Mr.. DVn. ID. JTira-The People of
Virginia they may be trusted.
By 1t, Brown--The Marquis De Lafayette.
A soldier, and friend to free government a
safe and pleasant passage to the land ofLiberty.
He devoted his youthful days to procure the
blessings of freedom. Let the hoarse tIun-
der from the deep mouthed cannon proclaim our
BY EasiSn Smih-The memory of RieGo,
who suffered an ignominious death for is dcvo-
ton to Liberty!
By Mr.. John Woodson-General .andrcw
Jackson A brave, faithful, and patriotic sol
der! his Past services the surest guaranteefor
his future usefulness 10 his country.