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

4 /. The Day we Celebrate: The Jubilee of freedom.
:. Our Country Her foundation is the purity of her
Asons may the prop never fail her.
The Memory OF Washington: Around his name a
4halo OF glory will play, long liberty has resting
Space aud virtue is esteemed.
Thomas Jeferson He has obtained splendid
2prze IN the lottery of fame his success depends not on
{ the caprice of fortune.
s. The Patriots of' 70: May those who are gone be
sheld IN proud and grateful remembrance and the latter
sday oil those who survive, be calm and serene as their
lives have been honorable a-l glorious
g. The Constitution of the u. States: When it shall
aail to answer the great object of lis creation the7
\ and not till them away with IT.
2. The President of the United States
9. Free Press The terror of tyranuy-the watch,
ul guardian of the temple of liberty.
g. The general diffusion of knowledge: An enliehen.
led public mind the best security for the of
zcivil and religious liberty.
10. The Navy of the U. S.-deservcdIv the boast of
our country:
'She walks the waters like IA thing of life
And seems TO dare the elements q Strife
IL. Greece: The recollection Of her ancient rcnown
stimulates her sons TO deeds of glory May the Mosem
save crouch beneath the that strikes in freedoms
scause.
II. The Republics of South America: Animated b,.
Jour glorious example, they have shaken off the woke of
soondage: May patriotism direct aud wisdom enlghten
her councils.
ID. The American Fair--The Corintbian coI,r,
4 That supports and adnrns the Temple of liberty
VOLUNTEERS.
ny J,tdge peterborough. The Panama Mission.
NO enanglng alliances'.why leave our own to stand
on foreign groundfn
Dy Mr.. Thomas Ieihhie. Republics: Virtue and
Their only preservatives' The people who col
s'eeP WIN the constitution under their heads will
awaken with letters on their handsn
By M. Phiiip HacdU John Marshall Chief Jus
tIce of the u. s.: The Polar Star of Justice,
iSy Mr.. John Robe' ison The Grecian Heroes whoI
zen al The serge OF Missoonghi: While we deplore their
3loss, we admire their bravery.
ny M JeTnaan Baker The next Presidential
hiecnon: Let principles men, be the watch word
6y mr. ~ o. PenGiet0n. The Military; in sub
ordination to the civil authority.
By Dr.. Colon The memory of the Iamentod Lovyn
ldeS: An able and virtuous statesman
!, By Mr. j. %. Clopha The patriots of the Revo-I
Mutton: Let our generation for be shewn by an ima
tion of their virtues.
BY HE Orator Of he day The American Fair.
Ike the vestal virgins they peacefully watch the fir
auied on the affairs of liberty--We will not fear ex
incion when guarded by such Priestesses.
John ~ peterborough. Senators Tazewen and
randolph; May Logic AND RIDIcULE dethrone cor
Eruption
By the President of the dav The Federal Govern
ment; Lake large river composed of many smaller
strea'ns--t sometimes oycrows its banks: NAV it sell
dom thus transgress; but whenever shall, may it bel
quickly brought within its proper limits :
By the pice President. The tnemorv of W a1rep:
HIS career glorious as it shorten the SPOT
aconsecrated by his blood, an mperishable monument
lis erected To his deeds.
BY MIR. o. n. Shato The fame of Patrick JIanrv
q fixed star in the galaxy of his country's glory.
by Mr.. S NJ. Garland. Henry CLAY: Tie Orator
statesman and patriot Interrupted and incorruptble
BY MIR. Charles Wortiam. Il stronger n ationa
Edihco than the present. Cemented by mere CLAY and
illuminated by poor RUSH light.
BY Mr.. Barckiay John Cleve Symes: More mind
4 10 himself, more space to his internal 1Corid.
BY Mr.. Geo. ID. Fisher. Agriculture and Mann
sactnres Like husband aud vile when properly united
ALWAYS prosperous.
J BY DR.. Da~d .IeCar. The Creeks may thew
speedily obtain Their be,ty-he well merited reward
5of their patriotic exertions.
BY Mr. Peter johaso,l. The United States of Anne
srca May so years hence find them at peace and id
possible more strongly emitted
by Mr. JoseDh Jdctson. The principles Of the Anne
Tcan revolution May they extend to the four cor
ners of the earth
BY NJ. J. b. .IcyHurlo. The sons of Virginia i
imaInt3n die IN its defence
By Mr. Bedley. VIM. II. Crawford: a brilliant
iar "a our political horizon: Let INN not be forgottenI
lin his retirement.
BY Mr. BoLert T2idHe. Canaris: Nav the remain.
Jung commanders follow his iustrious example, and dcg
maryrs 10 liberty, or atchieve by yalor the ndepen-
idence OF Greece.
BY NIr -. W. .Uc.1Tto'do. The University of Vic
gIn'a; fountain of knowledge NAV il pour out uponk
hs country pure and never failing stream of intel,
geuce.
ny MT John Worh Presidential Patrimony: Bias
yea DC the arm which would prostitute its influence ons
tue altar OF sell-inerest personal aggrandiZement
ny ofuH'eer. The memory of De KaIb, Pulaski (
and kUsciusko:
'S'' oP'iiRs wrap tie uuSBy mountain,
heir memory sRarklcs DER the fountain
The meanest nils the mighties river
Rolls mingling with their fame forever.n
BY J ot"nteer. Lhtleon w. Tazewell The key~I
stone TO The political arch of 98AIay his tncraonn;
lbe infectious at Washington
BY tolunteer. Though high in office, an old apps
!tate--"e have accepted the aposacv with blush of
shame-We can do no less than spurn the apostale
10y bot4nteer. Between tweedle dunn and twecdleI
dee; John the son of John, and not .Jnck's-yOn
10y r/olunteer. The Island of Madeira: MAY il
always enjoy genial suns, and summer showers.
The Junior Debating Society, With its invited guests
4dIned on Mayors Island. The Declaration of Fnde>
pendence. preceded by very appropriate remarks
was read by MIR. Alfred Street, and an Grafton deliver
led by MIR. John NJ. Winston
COTMUSICATHD.
ACCORDING to previous arrangements, the Franklin De-
4natg society met at the house of James C. Crane Feu
on the 4h INST at O'clock, and thence lked in
to the Masons Hall to celebrate the day; where nume
ous aud respectable audience oadcs and gentlemen ma
iae bIed