Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18

them by their fruits Do men gather grapes of thorns
or figs tf thstles?
and faisul senators of Virgnia Unappalled by the
irowns of the Executives dispeasure, unscduced by its
smiles, they Will continue yiglan sennels at their post
| . cheers.
l0th. Executive Patronage-It is great, is increas-
ing, and ought TO 10 dirnnisied'-G cheers.
18th. Agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures
Equality among the sisterslet not government like
an unnatural parent, enrich the the cxpence of
the othcrs.-5 cheers
18TH The University of Virgina-The cause Of scr.
ence is the cause OF hberty.-6 cheers.
18th The American Fair
Here's health all true lasse~
Loud applause, with the song continued.
VOLUNTEERS.
By the President. The PeOpIe-Judgcs in the last
resort of those entrusted with power MAY ambitious
and mnciPled rulers be palsicd by the will of their
constituents
BY the Vice President. The Old Dominion-The
FIRST IN the career OF liberty may she be the last fall
by Capt. WIN. Dunn General Duff Green tho
Editor of the L. States Telesraph-The friend of the
people. Go on, the people will iud you out anu
by +. b, Hicks Andrew Jaclzsou-Chcatcd out of
the highest reward of free people by corrupt coali
ton tiIs injury is the injury of tho peoplo-hs ri-
By Il. d. TurnbulI. The Senior Editor Of the Con
sioiiomal Whig-The bearer of dispatches 10 South
America, via I.iverpool-a route.
By Daniel Hicks. The reelection of John Ran.
PIN.
by feterJ TurnbuI. Crawford and Adams
And more true JOY Nlarcelus exil'd feels,
Than Caesar with a Senate al his heels
BY James Il. Dupuy. Nathaniel Macon-TIe pos.
scsses tire pure and mistaken principles republican,
by John L. Shell Thomas Paine--Iis Common
Sense and Rights of Man.
No farther seek his disclose,
! Or draw his lraes from their dread abode
ny DR. r.. A. Morrison The memory DIR. Rush.
BY Charles a. Stewart. The Milnia-Whilst orr
Citizens are Soldiers and Soldiers Citizens ouy
country vii! be free from domestic bros and foreign
nvasious.
| by Or. IT. Lewis. General I.afayeitc-N!ay his VII
SIT TO America, and his return To Europe the signal
Cor the regeneration OF liberty the other hemsrhere
Hy the President of the Day. Tie reader of the De-
c!aration ofIndepcndenceEIs acceptance ofthe office
PROC! Of his devotion 90 the cause of liberty his ell
oqnent address testiles his sincere republicanisrn
The President and Vice President having retired the
following tOasts given and drank will unJiv ded
applause, by the company
The PRESIDENT of the Day--An honest politician a
arm republican, faithful representative of the people
cur warmest wishes for his prosperous political voy-
| The Vice President OF the day-Virtue, intelligence
and genuine republicansiD.
SELECTED.
10y Jalnss i;athnur' Secretary Of WAR "Em?ty bar
-e1e-
The Anniversary of Independence was celebrated
with great spirit at Boston, where has been said 10
nave been Graded. The principal Grafton was deliver
! ed by JOSIAH tfFIHcY, Esq. the Mayer of the Civ
! There were several Public Entertainments. Among
them was Dinner OF the Society OF Cincinnati %
twenty only OF the original members were present.
most at these being than 20 Years of are This
venerable society it said. distributes about seven hum
orea collars {" as iuuds anuaIy for the relief Of their
associates and the destitute widows Of members At
another dinner, tie following very appropriate toast vas
presented, and borne to the Cincinnati bv q CON
tnitlec of tl'e party:
The Surviving members Of The Society of (,iocnp.t;
lhey watched by the cradle of Il born Giant-aua
Their reaId is that 'hey have lived to him go alone
and feed himself, and fight his own battles and shake
tie earth with his foosteP.
D.; We were particularly pleased with the following,
among other toasts
By Mr. Ve1s'er.-Thc political rnraclc-tlat bright
Sun which, on the 4i of July, 776, had its rising In
the wEsT1nay keep above the horizon until il shall
have shone all nations.
by .U'. Wae, Ct The CouncF.--The United States.
ne happiness &! The People i, the best eulogy on IFS
Government "
by .5r. Qiney .Voyor or Eostyn--'The Congress OF
1'G who choose so wisely and happily vher To use
an expression of one of their members the only
question was, 1ehester Hacy shoud htnS together, or
hdnG Scpnrnfeiy."
by Judge T}avie, IF L. &. District C:o,,g-,Tho
Saxon race from which sprung the child rdcDendencc
TAR and irn and having the promise Of long and VI
: gUruns life.
Albert GalatiDIe friend and faithful counsellor Of
Jefferson the conreer Of Adamsa free citizen Of the
RcPu6ic by choice and not by chance.
The last Of these had more reasons tIan one In he
graed wti-snd not The least Of them is that it de-
hes an odions prejudice, which is metnes solutions
~ and even Indignantly cultivated against those Gill
zens who arc citizens because they gloried in becoming
members OF free community, and not because Of the
accident which made hem such without their consent
GHL'c L'cutcn1nt Gorcraoy.--John Adams, Thomas
Jefferson, aud Charles Carroll the only surviving sign
Grs OF The Declaration Of the Indef endence Of Tie
United States.
il IS impossible to read this toast over without feel
'ng something like chill creeping over ones frame =
Atihe moment II given, two Of these three no lon
ger survived! They had passed from life to eternity
whilst The feast was spreading which their health was
crank CHARLES CARnoLi alone, cf all the patriot
band, now survives. May his life long be Shared TO
hear The benedctons Of ten millions Of People annual,
- showered down upon bis venerable head
National iHfsIjscncer.
SE9-
n Tie Jubilee celebrated in New London in new
and striking occurrence, which is tl.us announced in
/ lie Connecticut Mirror
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