Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-27
DINNER TO MIR. MONROr

/ DINNER TO MIR MONROE.
"" I,uay PUBLIC Dinner was given 10 Mr. Mos.
ROE at the Eagle IIote--at which Major lanes ca
oon pTeslded--assisted by Judge Cabell r. w I o;ob
ana T. N. Nicholas, Vice Presidents After the clo,I
was as removed, the following Toasts were given
The People of the United States
The Constitution and the Union
The memory of Washington
| Thomas jefferson,
| James Madison.
General Lafayette
Many years of health and iapnness to oi,r vo,., 1,
! friend and guest James Monroe
rms toast having been drank standing Mr. Monroe ros.
ana IN ieeiIng mannef expressed his 90
the citizens of Richmond. lie explained the r5o,; ~
private business which had brought him to this civ ,n
oc OIL many years, aud the pleasing recoections of
former times, aud old friendships which the VISIT ay,LI
Avoiding all party politics, he spoke ia general ,. ~.
VIC prosperous condition OF the Unon its expanding re-
sources, increasing population, aud the vast
I" IT'S future greatness and Powerand expressed his
CONVICTIONS thni though its citizens might dif.r in II 50
OF puoc good, and pursue i; by different means ,bs
LIBERTY. ~ ' ana L"
Mr. -uo"roc concluded with drinking .,Prosperi,v
TO the city of Richmond. f9
VOLUNTEERS
BY ChicC Justice .N,,,staN Our LATE ;,r,o,t,, So
questions IN the South and w The American neopIe
can never forget the statesmen whose wise policy
e@lueu our territory to the Guph of Mexico and the
Facilic without violating the rights Of others
by 'H9or Gt6JOn. The President, of the lJn;,ed
States. ~ "''''c"
By Jmige CaJeH. The memory of BENJAMIN Frank
lin. 1 ''HN
by Mr.. n. ": .N5ctolas. William n. GRAVEYARD
by DIR. j. Brocfen5rousb. The retired patriot: his
best reward The affection of his fellow. citizens
ny Mr, Dd'lel CaH. The patriot of generous sent
tAehts and elevated views.
BY Mr.. ". n. Rome The surviv;no Irc. -, 4,
statesmen OF tho Revolutions they live IN The affections
oiheir countrymen: when they die NAV they ioi, o
pincss! "''' '''-
BY Mr. Thomas Richie. The Grccian blood shed
at The tail OF Mssoonghi: 'the blood of the aartyrs
viii be the seed of the church"
by MIR. Robert Cyccnh0C. The rsinr oenar,tiop.
May they keep Steadily in view tue prccepts ncnIcate
and The example set them, by their prngenitors
l'y Dr. Cotton. General Bolivar, the W ashinrt ON of
The South; may he not forget that is conending for
By Mr., ". G.. PendIeton. The Unien oftbe States
under Tue federal constitution: The spirit fmutuai
ccssion and &ternal atccten.in which was formed
will render it perpetual
/ By Mr.. d. III Rtnaolph. The memory of Nelson
second 10 none in his country cause
by Mr. j. Forbes. The memory of G Gorge Wvihe
By Mr. I'm. SeiGsn. The memory of Edmund Pen
by Mr. 4. Cteraiiie The memory of Louis XVI.
the FIRST sovereign who patronized liberty.
by Mr.. III III I1o6ptson Civil Liberty rightly un-
deIsood
By Mr. George TAYLOR. The greatest friend off hon
esty is time, her greatest enemy is prejudice her con-
slant companions. esteem and respect She rewarded
here and shall be hereafter.
BY MIR. q IT, Bacchus Washington Adams Jefcr
son, Madison and Monroe, Success and ccess;og; M
liberty.
BY Mr. John Dana,idse. Health to our absen, fell
low citizen, John Randolph of Roanoke.
By AIR. anderson The Liberty of the Press
BY MIR. Peyton R1adoiph. Statesmen in the CaJi-
nct-Heroes in the Field.
BY Mr. Nm. Dandridse, The memory of Alcxan-
der Hamilton.
BY Gen. Lfarric. The Navy: il has contributed IFS
nl portion 10 the fame of the L. States
BY Mr.. j. ~. Pieas0nfs The only true source of
leg iiimacy, the will of the people
Bv Mir. Hector Dlrjy Tho tyrn,no,v of p,,.;,.
Henry, the Demosthenes of America who gave The first
/ impulse to the bali of the Revolution.
BY Mr.. JOHN Rutherford. The University of Viz
gnia.
BY Mr.. T. Brockenbropsh The county of West
morcland, which gave birth TO Washington, Lee,
and a Monroe.
BY Mr.. John II. Bolts. Union and harmony through
out the Republic: 1'is contamination devoutly 10 be
wished.
BY Mr.. JoAn Tones. The signers Of Tie declaration
of American Independence: Reverence the memory
and participate the blessings enjoyed by their happy
country.
BY Mr.. .NuGH. The memory Of Gen. Green.
ljy Mr. Nm. 0aN May the American people al
ways ind sentinel on the watch tower of Liberty IL
cry GAPS Well.''
BY Captain Blair Boiling. The best EVIDENCE of a
patriot the good viii! OF his counrymen in the evening
of his days
BY Mr.. James Bro,on. The memory of Judge John
Blair.
BY COL Peyfou. The army of the u States.
By Ont BHiOcE The Governor of Virginia.
by MIR. Nm. IT, Hubbard. Our republican iorrn Of
Government: may it increase until it encrccs the
whole Universe, and may the crowned heads of tie old
world like Nebuchadnezzar be brought 10 know that
they are but men.
CAher Major Gfbbon and CbicfJustice Marshall had
retired)
by Mir. j. s. Fleming. The leader Of the fororn
hope 1T Soncy Point, the President Of the day.
By Mr.. j: IT, sMereby. The Federal Judiciat.: long
may IFS brightest star shine among us.
/ After Gen. IIaryic had retired
Our late Delegate TO the General Assembly, Gen
J lIarvie.
/ BY MIR. 7homas .4dtjns The United States of Amc.
RIGA; the principles Of their goyerument-the terror
| tyrants. the hopes of tbe oppressed.
/ BY Mr.. Somttgatc. The American Tsfr-beyonl
compare
( The brig Bunker Hill at New York. brings advice,
from Carhageua to the 22d nit. The corvette ,Johr
|lddOts which carried ont our Minister 10 Central Anne
RIGA, and Messenger with dispatches for Mr. ADder
son, Minister to Colombia arrived out GA the 9th anc
sailed again on the 9Th for Pensacola. An express lat
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