Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08
RICHMOND FAYETTE LIGHT ARTILLERY

The following Toasts, ACCOMPANIED bv discI,,roosf
Artery' appropriate music, and many hearty cheers
were drunk by the RICHMOND FAYErTE LlGH;r ARru
LEhY, on 18th inst at CtaI'he's Spring
THE 4rH july, '76!-Nav the boIx fame ,,,,;o,
was kndled on that glorious day and now iIm inafos
me AMERICAN CONTINENT, impaIt light life and liber
ty 10 the WORLD
The memory Of Gro. w ASH NcroN, .r ~
Their OF HIS CoUNTRY!n
Our great and good friend GENERAL La FAvrrr1t
VOLUNTEERS.
ny Capt. ieuhe,1oord-'The Executive OF V1R
GINA! True To their trust and the honour of the state
tiey received the "NATIoNs GUEsrn in svle yor,I,
I he high character oithe OIn DOMINION
by iooe'nor P'easdnts-Our country and it's Repub
tcn institutions; may successors on this dav fifty
ears, give to the world additional proofs thai man 10
equal to the task of self goyer nment.
By Major PFice--The memory of Gen Axruo,,
WAYNE, the Hero of Stoney Point
by .dndre,o SterenSon-THE FEDrR,I Co>sr,r
rfoH IN It's primitive simplicity fairly consued--and
EJaiHttiaiy administered!
| BY Colonel Peyton--THon AS JE Pprnsox,- HI; c
like that OF Washington, will grow with time and ~
principles be revered so long his country is free.
by Lieut. Colonel 4rmisteod Of the .4rtiile,a-Tbe
memory of PATRICK HENRY the renowned mai ioi nj
Virginia! May his name never be oble1ated from, ,t
history of his country! ''0
BY Lieut. Richardson-THE FAIR sEx.--though alb
sent they are not forgotten, they are second in our
hearts, only to country.
by Lieut. Robert.-LA FAYErrE AND EMMrrrt
way their countries continue to give birth 10 such gal
liant spirits until they free.
BY Lieut.. Gibso,---AMrRIch MAY ber cone -
continue ''sarS per and her daughters ssansyeDyocb
by Lieut. Lee, ofMe u. S. .4,Dig. The FAyEyyn
LIGHT ARTILLERY, and the RICHMOND VoluNTrERsp
way 'her arms be victorious in battle aud their reward
the smiles ofthe fair ~
by DR.. .Norton---The SrAR-SpANeLrD R.x.rn,
IN battle may ever inspire the soldier with valor for il
! is the emblem of liberty
by Lieut. BTOwn-Tbe health of The Survivino Of
hCers the Revolution!
BY Captain .Wyers-OUR CoUNTRY! II was citv
of refuge few; il has proved n home to tho oy
Of the world. 49, III
THE GovERNoR having retiredl
by C"Pnit1 h"herIooTtt---JA MEs PLEAsANTs! The
friend OF The people, and the peoples Iavourite
ID! ny TVs. Hyoe---IH he CONSTITUTION VIRGINIA!
Like the moss covered bucket we love it for lie ao
rms toast lcns drunk 10Th much rood h,,uour ami
Sooa feef'ng 6y The whoe comyany but ne fokoicine.
supplement by MEMBER ,cas receiyed ,oLi The most
enthusiastic dPPtauSe.)
HooP TO THE old BucKEr
by Ensign Smith, BoLIvAR, the WAsH1Ncros NJ
South America ON u
BY a"'em6eT---The RIGHT SUFFRAGE. privilege
dear 10 EREENEN, and ''fOrmdabe to TYRANTs onE1,
by Mr. FLETCHER, n memberships PLAINS or Al
cUcHo. where BOLIVAR struck the death blow to
Spanish domination, and sealed the Independence of
South America.
BY membeT---THe right of THE Propty ne,cool,I,
to assemble together, and 'concert Au,gJA and erDe
d'ent means" to redress their grievances
by mr.. NC Na"ght, member The family Of Ia
BY Lieut.. Gibson ANDREW SryvrNsou, Ono IS
the ablest defenders of the true political faith
by mr.. ,Merian' n n'eDaber--JoHN QUrNcY ADAMS,
the President of the u. States
By Sergeant Johysto,l--~Our Major at Y,,k 7,,,,n
the worthy PERRIN! ~
BY Mr.. SPauiding, npenpber---THr DAY VIZ err
BRhTE! While inspires freenen with grateful rccoI
iections, may tyrans remember the causes which pro
duced it. ' P'N
BY a O1vnber---DE WITT CLIFTON! The statesman.
ByG meo1ber---W ARLINGTON and Bo,,v.at No,
'he new world continue to furnish such subjects of
speculation to the "HERALDsn of the old.