Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-21
Vol. TI.-No. 81.
From he -sirun,on Sne,,,to, t,,,,,,,

! lowing Toast drank
| l. Om Gucst-CHAPoiAN JOHNSON.
! Tune atc:ful Ccn,irel
Upon his toast being drank, with three cheers, MIR.
Johnson and addressed the company TO the follow
ing eifect-
MIR. PRESIDENT; am wholly unaccus;omed TO 81.
,uaUos IKE is--and am humble an individual 10
De exposed TO them. Yet feel fmperously call
Gu upon 10 make public acsnow ledgrn mt of the no.
uour winch rs 50 generously offered j around
me- my old friends, my former county men, neighbours
associates, kindly bestowing upon me, distinguished
testimonial of their regard and esteem.
my heart were not filled with sentiments worthy
such an occasion, shurlI be iDcXcmsabe indeed -Nv
BOSOM, Mr. PRESIDENT now labouriuc with emotions
"tlch nave no language To expre.e Ind will nor
MAKE the vain effort Suffer to the pvver-
ny oil my words under the richness of venerateI
name. Allow me- fyou please TO withdraw from your
attention your humble guest by calling to your recol-
lection of Nirgiua's truly great men--one who for
e'S mas sept with lis ancestors but whom the natrot
1.-THE sage still delight TO honor--I offer vou rs toast
George Mason Ihc author of the written Constitu-
on--le VI" live in the memory of the last wise States
ihan:-i!is work Will be the model OF the last we'll or
ganzcd republic.
In reply to Mr. JO,nson's address, Gen Rh:ch5,,,.
Observed
Mr.. Presidents am no orator, but will be permitted,
as one 9" his constituents, TO say that whatever conf
"ehe Affection respect, reposed or retained for
ou' friend was amply repaid by his public services
= -0"' Co'ntry-Ihe pride, the joy, the hope, 81
every honest cilizen.
Tune--Iiai Columbia
j. OR RPwbiicna Ins,iiuiio,es--F Founded on tho on.
5t'encd vii! ola happy pcopohow lovely how proud
y lhe} Sani-in the sunshine, and the tempest MAY
they stand iorcytr!!!
Jefferson s; Liberty.
j. George W"shinSton ne father, NJ his Country
rs lar above oriogy--as lie above CORRUPTION
Waslngon's March.
D. I"oatFs oicGe'sGp:--Fame, in rnourn(nl accents
Announces s Departure and the genius of III, country,
has handed is Ime TO be inscribed on the rolls az
Immortality.
Playeirs Hymn.
.. or Sa'ss0Ienhre they disin'ercsted? Let them
ue P'odiga only liz Efforts to then oouutry-Are
they afihhh! lie! them the highest treasure ON
EARTH the appreciation of goud conscience
| Yankee Doodle.
swords i'll the flame which burns on the altar NJ ,t1i
Hin- he metal will not be impaired but strengthened;
aH me Posh. n not dazHiing Will be Steady :aa du
! s. TFc C1ronets Stars, anil Gc,feys tcsi.,ce5 b.,
h,ee"ea- Confidence affection and gratitude, TO lsif
!ui public servants ~
America Commerce & Freedom.
o. 'f9fnia Let her remember that tl,ey cam
GIeir mother. -
Tyroicsc Song Of Liberty.
~. "' brethren 5elo'o tie .alo,aotpis-W we Lave
borrowed we cannot refuse 20 retuGn-we H,iler orr
seiFs t'ai IL Is not the for wear.
Over the Hus ami far away.
H. Iy'Tn's eN orey he roord-EIay they cease from
'he'r abonrs' and their works follow item
~ on, Fair Co'n',5eromeaApp a, elled in nodes
ty, brilliant III Ioveiness--liow p.-caus their Lilo
/ How sparkling their jewels!
/ Come haste the Wedding
.Auid Ling Sync--You yilluot our friend and ,os,
forget iIG VALLEY of the Mountains, though WITHDRAWN
from It's yeTdan fields and pleasant streams but ~ u,
snmcines trust, indulge the Joy sadness in rcyi,
sitting t!e scenes Of Aud Lang Syne.D
Aud Lang syne
Here MIR. Johnson again addressed tl.c companv in
avery pathetic manner, bat in low a voice and the
speaker was evidently abouriDg under so much re3
embarrassment, arising from emotions called forth nv
the occasion, that his nhscrvasIu,s tho strongly felt tie
writer is unable 20 rcCUrj.IIc concluded hoyeyer l
Offering the following toast:
The people of Augusta: They were valiant in the
war at achieved our independence; hcy arc ieadfast
in preserving TIE simplicity ri Inamers aud purv of
morals, necessary TO retain it,
BY Iice President H. II. Eeyion, Fs7-Tbc Con
stuon OF Virginia Of l776, and its able advocate and
trierd uow present. Our country can never forget his
honest and able efforts IN support Of that Instrument,
= ny ttce lTeSdent ID. ShCGcy, Eaq-The first and
noblest virtue Ct Representatives independence to do
right.
BY Z. SrijJijng, Es7.-The TUcnAnors. from whom
descended CcTEts Why shoold children forget their
ledge the obligation.
By THoaas j. SfuqSt-G zen. Samuel blackburn
The Only person present who fred gun in tie reyolu
tiOuary war.
When this toast was given Cen T. said-NTr. Pro-
siient; cannot express my feelings al the honorable
mention of my humble revolutionary services ii has
ways ncco CsN'tthCn among the ClICIlCS of life
nave been born IN time 10 oc nj i0sc Dcocle;i it was
done in common dgincc Of my country, and ~ op7Osi
tom 10 oppression. He then offered the olioyinr:-
A'Clh Stuart: 4 soldier Of the Reyout:on who ba-
l'rlcd his all for his country at tie bntle Of Gufor,l
By Cgpi. I'm &. Ymce.-Capt. Tate; who raised
me r5t company IN " csi AuGusla- who fought the
baNie Of Guionl, and who died for his country
Cen Brown having retired, tie following toast was
= offered by mr.. DOJmon.
Chancellor Brown-Enco,nurn cannot nverr,,c lis
gcSrnor gratitude over ray his public services.
i BY Samuel Ctgrk, Es7.-The memory Of {; en-.
George Mathews; 4 native Of our couutry-lhc Hero
OF Gcrnanownand one ofthe patriots of the I3cyolu-
ton
On this Toast being drank, Gen. B}1,kt,vn said
This honorable testimony 70 The memory Of great AMI
good man by those who knew him best las u.r ax r.s.
sbie gratitude lie indeed DC hero Of q .-.
town, bo there bled from Gfteoo wounds for q Sic
country.
RI I'm. C1uk, Esg.--Geu. la Fave.s
Dow who was cnvchk as Partly cn,y.LL ihc I..--