Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-21
Subjected TOASTS.
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Ar I.E8ASHoN ONO
The President OF the United States raised 10 the
Chief Mag sracy & this patton he it his only am,
bition To ser rights and advance her prospe
ry.
The freedom OF Speech and of the Press-Tbe guar.
dian centineS against the usurpatIon of power, the
true ssurce of political knowledge
Gen. BoliVar-I4ke las own Andes he Ifs his lead
above tile storm, while the impoent thunders of roy
Indignation roll harmless around him.
The State of Oho-An infant in age but a giantcss In
might may her energies not sleep till Ter high destines
lie fulfilled.
Ills Excelleucy ,Jer. Morrow Gov. of Ohio-wegl,-
ed for the last twenty years in the political balance
and never iSuud wanting, he retIrcs from the Execu-
tive chair with increasing honors, aud the benedicous
o grateful people shall follow him.
Thomas Jefferson late President of the u States the
venerable sage and philosopher the brghes, unnary
IN the constellation OF America.
Albert Gaatin.
May the councils OF country be directed y wise
men, and men honest TO the peoples interest, and may
Congress Hall never be polluted with Randotls or any
that will abuse the administration aud forget the hoary
headed TcyolotioUer.
The Hon Henry Clay, may kr 20 on to exert his Ie
climate powers Tor bio couutry's good hen if he fall
I.c falls blessed martyr.n
Duncan NFArthur firm ana we'll tried patriot, au
able am! experienced statesman, may he be next
Chief Magistrate.
The Hon. Henry Clay, secretary Of statc-armed
with the agis OF integrity and incorrnntablitv
the poisonous shafts of disappointed ambition aud ma
ignant detraction fall harmless al his feet
The Puritan and Black Ieg'-as the denagogues OF
ry of State-You may well attempt divert tie sun
from hs course, them from the path OF honour
and national glory.
John q. AiaHs-Wise, patriotic and perscverinp he
is Clothed wIth vcsinent of righteousness too firm
in its texture 10 be pierced by keen arrows of ma
IeFolence or the poisoned darts of disappointed ambi-
ton.
Gen Jos. Vance, tie most worthy representative of
oh'o-he holds her language upon the door OF Con
gress.
The President of the United sta,cs--An independent
and patriotic statesman Iis excellent principles his
unsued character, his services, h.s wisdom in
directing the political concerns of the nation sure
pledges of his recollection.
Hon John RanlOiph-nav lie aIwas have i red b,ut.
ing SHIRT on Good Friday.
The opponents OF the Admnistratar--NI May they pay
as much attention to the eieren Comma as they
have to tneaP Presidents Billiard TuJle
AT CHARLESTON, &. G.
The President OF the United States--Lone and Ia.
boIi5us years of nublic service have eyinced an him.
parity above suspicious talents beyond d,pute. and
patriotism worthy the elevation he enjoys. cheers
The Administration of our country-fIonorabfe Cd.
position when they are wrong manly support when they
right. cheers.
The Congress OF Panama. Conference for the adj.
of rational liberty let tte Delegates of Mo-
narchs SO away and report progress. cheers.
AT LEwlsnunG, Va
John q Adams: The son OF Il revolutionary patriot:
HIS qualifications and talents have placed him at the
head OF tree FeoPe' and Their consistency viii keep
him there.
The University of Virginia; the rising sun of the lite
rary system, at whose merldna let the dark
which o'ershadows benIghted man ranish as the
shades Of night flee hide beneath the western no.
rizon.
Cen Jackson: honest and able officer, but NAV
our country nerer again require his services,
JOhH j5nd0iph, and Nm h. GILES: let the first re-
turn TO the bottoms of his Roanoke raise corn aud
the iattf- his Wigwam.
The . t,osiiioa 10 The Administration: dog 10 the
the manger
John ,dc'Lcnn, the head of the Post Office Depart
rnent his usefulness Is felt from The TO the ex
,,fs u
The Congress Panama: may it tend to the arnelio-
ration OF mankind, as il was intended by progcuitor
Bolivar
John c. Cahtopq fte F5ee President and the Oopo.
son IN Congress- may the next election consgn them
to the of domestic life.
Tytouqs Jc6erson, ,Jotn ,4dtoe and Charles CryyoH
the surviving sgners Of tie Declaration Of IndepeD-
dcnce-they stand the great pillars of its sireng tn
and beauty.
The present administrator, it has cquolled the ex
pectatons Of sirendS, aud disappointed the hopes
Its enemies. q
Henry CL,,: an honest and an able Statesman; tbe
censures Of his enemies may rrtac, int cannot uiure
him."4aGy D,aY glance into He G,east Of u rise ,ap
bit rcyIc0t m,gE1 NE boSotu of /oois."
Thomas Je6ersoa ave have seen the Star orMe east,
and have come up TO worship" INT
Shrte gfJug'nj': lie call Of Convention justice
requires
Ar I,rpAy SHrvixpout.
Den'y Coy'-,I be l'aa without fear and above re-
Proacn' The ripplcs Of Cologne water opposition 10
tins distinguished statesman will ere long susle caI,n
cd by Tie redcenihg power Of pubic opinion
Dc mn Cit1f"n-A stumbling block 10 the Jack
suIuans-Day I've IN due tImc be JOHN @ Adams, sue.
74e p,l,.a, .IIni,jef,Di,o.-- MAY tbcy be in5gs,
b. tber measures, and not by Predetermined incu
The subscriptions ia France in aid Of the Groeks
.nouutcd between The 1st Of January, and the 2O1
1Iay. ~ the of $4,000 francs which has beoD
pai3 into tnc hands Of the Tressurcrs in Paris In
IIayro the wives OF the principal merchants went
Lcfsorsly from nrrse 10 house 10 solicit Subscriptions
srd sue 0eedcd. IT. in-s 0mner, 10 collecting 10000