Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-20
TpE SAVANNAH vol. GUARDS,

THE SAVANNAH VOL. GUARDS,
Under the command OF Captain f. F. TATrNALL,
after their return from Church, We're dismissed and
re-assembled in the afternoon at i O'Clock at Ieges
assembly room where u plentiful and sumptuous
dinner was provided for them by Middleton. The
room was decorated with ndards of different des
criptions, and prOtusion of evergreens, among
which the names of the past commanders of the
Corps, were conspicuously displayed. Several dis
iinguisled guests were present, who appeared with
the officers aud members to do ample honor to the
good cheer placed before them. The following regu-
lar and volunteer Toasts were given -
ToASTS.
]. Tic Day-we do it homage for the liberty
we enjoy, with grateful recollection of those who
declared aud established our independence.
6 Cheers } r0ttiidS--{fdH Columbia.
9. UdShingion-fiis name is on every tongue,
every bosom swes with gratitude to "thc father of
his country."-3 kot,adS-DeGd March.
>. Tile C0nsHuit0a-Thc work of Patriots, to
secure those liberties for which Warren, Mont
somery and Mercer, were Martyrs.
Observation-Disclosures March.
d. The -7rmy and Ndsy--Good materials, but
| not quite enough of either
9 Chcers-3 Rounds-Stdr Spangled Banner.
S. .4dcn,S, jefferson, aud -Hadison- There is a
limit to virtuous ambition; refinement from faithful
public service, with the gratitude of ones country,
is above all titles, crowns sceptrcs.
3 cacers-3 Romuds-In the do,snhW ocIf.
6. The President ofMe Uniied Siafes--6 Cheers
3 Rounds-Prcsidenfs March.
Z. TIE Goreraor Of Georgic-We know his
worth. The Executive chair is no more than a just
| reward for his political services to the state.
| 9 Cheers Rounds Governors March.
| 8. The State ofGeorgin-Pairiotic and pa,ieut
but determined to have those rights which her
personalities in Congress have ably maintained.
Ctecrs--3 Rounds Georgia Boys.
Q. Agriculture and Commerce-Without legisla-
tion to defeat protect them, they constitute the
wealth of our country.-Oh! dear ,r!tat shall be-
come Ofme.
10. U,Niam II. Crawford-I, has been beyond
the reach of art to attach suspicion 10 his chardc-
ter; inves,igatonl leads only the further devel-
opement of his virtues. The highest gift which
free people hcstow, will be the reward of lis in
tcgrity.-l8 cheers roul,ds-HaH TO tie Chief
IL. General .4ldrctc Jackson--IIis post is on
the field of battle. We prefer another for the Prcsi-
dency but we honor and respect the hero of New
Orleans.-9 cheerS---3 rous,ds---.4uid Lang Sys,c.
IL. Greece---Ight succeeds darkness, freedom
oppression. This will be again land illumiued by
the light of science and blest with rational liberty
Cheers--s3 Ro,o,ds--1,yroicsc .7r.
13. The Far---Their charms are the only letters
which freemen cannot break.---l6 CheeTS---6
RoundS--S. J.. Guards March
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Captain 1uiinoN--OUr couliry-It needs no
foreign PEN to portray its Acknowledgements citizens
need no arguments 10 induce them TO defend it.
BY Lieut.. Siew0rt---Thc Orator of the day.
ming influence Of political schemers, and the ndi-
rect, but more powerful operation orSuprcme Court
decisions. to the contrary, Notwithstanding.
By ceiolei .horShal---Gen. Bolirar---Thc Pa
triot ard Hero OF South America
By .Iq;. Berrien---7he Federal Ua;on---The
whole will grow s'rnng-the parts must be kept so.
By 1t. Payne U. S. .Nasy--TAe Seta,u,ai. Pol.
GaardS---May they ever prove themselves the
guards Of virtue and independence
BY .4djufaa Gordon----Naj. Gen. Noyd---The
Citizen a,,d Soldier.
By Docf F"rd---Zl.e memory Of he late Lord
Byfon---Aithoush Il subject of crowned head Inc
was ready 10 sacrifice his life in the of liberty
~ Docf. Daiieu---IHe .Tiiitia Of Georgia---
Times OF need have shewn .hem vo!uutosrs---Thry
are always soldiers.
By tic first capide q TIC Sayaai,aIt FOL. Guards
J7so. Cumming Es7.-The memory Of the fist En-
sig" of this Corps
b. the Orator If the day, Lieut.. J. ". Jackson,
General La FAYETTE. We will receive him as
the sollicr, who fought with fathers we will
vencraie him as the whose whole life has been
contes, for liberty.
BY private G. II. Starr. As soldiers or as citi-
zcns, Let ouI principles and acous be founded upon
justice and honor.