Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-07


elaboration by The RICHMOND VOLUNTEERS of
he FIFrIEru unnecessary of American Indcpen .
dence.
The dawn of day announced by n gun, BY q de-
sachment from the Richmond L. l.. Artillery. AT sun
rise Fede,ut Salute fired by the same detachment
About IL O'Clock, the Fayettc Guards ARTILLERY and
H. l. Blues all in motion. AT IL o'clock a line
awas formed the street between the Capitol Square
Maud City Hail. by the Fayctte Guards and Blues, who
! hIed salute in couiunctOn which was nnedi atel,
aloiiowcd by .Nttonci Salute the Square, by the
s ArliIery. The line then formed BY the three com
spahi'S VINO alter marching into the Governors yard
9a"u GIVING INN salute, proceeded 10 Buchanan's
aoprlng. The Declaration OF independence was then
Stead 10 the troops 10y Capt. Ruorloord after which
sCap Johnston rendered To him (as a member of the
n Jefferson COMMITTEE on behalf of the Blues, the a
hou oil COLLECTION which they had subscribed for the
Hreef oil Iho'nus jefferson, ierna king, that lie cons
adercd no period TO be appropriate for making the
Aender as ON the 9Th of July and after the perusal of
Glue Declaration of Independence, Of Which hlr Jeicr
3son was the author About O'clock the company sat
Siown TO most sumpuous dinner. Capt Rutherford
aacted as President and Captains Nelson and Johnston
gas wee Presidents of the day. The suboined Toass
accompanied by discharges of Artillery and appropri
a'e music by i0c volunteer band of the Blues were
drunk with much enthusiasm and many hearty cheers
The three companies then moved off together in rood
sorder tn the City, marched through tho prlncpa! streets
I aud before parting, exchanged salutes with mucb
acheering and good feeling. Nothing occurred TO dis
S'nrb the harmony interrupt Tie fesviIy of the day
aery.
TOAsTs.
One Guu--IIuil Columbia
Q. TIE memory Of IFastinston.
One Gun-Sicilian Mariners Hymn.
j. Ibonds JfersOn!-Tne benefaetor of his coun-
3try and OF mankind. Let not his setting sun be oh
scurea by the clouds of domestic misfortune, Lei
;be said that Republics uugratefu
One Gun-Jeherson's March.
d. james STANDARDIZATION OF the Resolutions of ,98I
j, errIt, l,p a..
One Gun--NIadisou's March
s. James .Nonrot!-IIc has served his country with
Fidelity in the cabinet and in the field May health andE
happiness attend him in his retirement!
One Gun--Monra4's March,
g. Cen Lgfayehe!-A nations gratitude roclaims his
One Gun-A Soldiers Gratitude
z, The Heroes and Statesmen Of The Recolufion!-b
The debt of gratitude we them can never be dis
charged Let us transmit unimpared 10 posterity theH
valuable legacy they bequeathed
One Gun-Auld Lang syne E
g. The Constitution ofUte United States!-A sysemE
adopted for the government ola confedcracw Nav the
IuSurpefS who would convert it into a consultations beE
L ienCcu oN lhe lrowns oil an indignant people.
One Gun--Yankce Doodle, Z
Q. The .4'ny and Nary Of the United Stutcs!-Theyh
have noby sustained the honour our flag We che
rish W 18th gratitude and pride their gallant services and
3well earned fame.
One Guu-The Star Spangled Banner B
TO- The Congress ojMe United States!-Fewer wordsE
more acts-Iess personal alteYcation-and more dig
nifty in debate.
One Cum Russian March.
II. The Republics fdte South!--The bright exam
ple OF the Republics OF the North has not been LOST
upon them
one Gun-Columbia Land of Liberty 4
12. Libeny-Hedcen born LiJerfy!-ln whatever
Chine thy banners are displayed may victory delight ls
perch upon them
One Gun-TyroIcse Song of Liberty E
10. .4oicrica's Far Daughters!
One Gun---fiere's health to all good lasses 4
VOLUNTEERS.
by Captain Rutherford. Of the artillery. THEa
r EoPLE OF THE u STATES! The only legitimate source
ot Power:-t the only sovereign in this happy land.
By Captain Nelson, Of the Fayeitc Guards The De-
claratlon of the Independence of the United States of
Amerca the result of the united deliberations that
band Of Patriots and Sages whose wisdom tho exner
ence of half century has tested and approved
BY Captain Johnston, Of the L. L. Blues The Free
dom OF the Press-7rutI without guile.
by G0ue'nor Tyler. The march of free principles &
no shall resist the waves of the occan--or exngusl
the light OF the sun?
By .MGior Price. The memory of Col. Richard Par 5
ker-cotnmander of the Ist Virginia Regiment
by 4dSutdnt General Peyton. Republicanism pure
genuine and electve--may II be poisoned al its
source, by the corruption Of the people nor be inter
rnT,ec IN ITS current by The nfdety of their agents.
ny IfGJor II: Z; Butt', Of the Capafry. The Rich
nond tayette Light Artillery, Fayeue Guards andR
Richnond Light Infantry Blues Ornaments of the
9th Reg'i-eseemed as soldiers and citizens
by Captain Finney. The Officers ftIe school ofprac
ice at Fortress Monroe When men of sucE, high no
nor and great military science lead our armies ntok
battle we may expect good account of the enemy.
by Cot Myers IF .N0Jolt. The Volunteers of
OF hospitaly-vanguards of pat 5
riotisn. f
by Mr. q. Stevenson VIRG1NIA!-She was theS
first 20 defend the ofFreedom in 10 and The prn
ciPes OF the Federal Constitution % and '9o-She
will never sacrifice her virtue and consistency Tor heE
love OF gold, or the love of Office.
by Lieut.. COL .9rniscad, 9ftac artillery. Andrew
jackson and John O. Adams! choice of ovils;-mayE
Virginia so choose, as TO advance her principles!
BY Col. Lomjerto If the 10Th I2egV The Chief Jus.
ce of the United States! The brightness of his yir.
tues, and the speDdour Of his talents have dissipted
me shade which party Preiudice threw around him
Virginia delights in the fame of her distinguished SON
By Lieut.. CoI' burlington, 0f the 19H Regp The Z
Heroes aud Statesmen Of the Revolution. We vene>
rate the memory of those who are gone:-llose wbok
remain, we delight TO bonor
BY 'ugjor Hyde, Of the f9M J2egt. The Militia of
Virginia! Armed and disciplined, efective--unarmed
fi,ar