Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03


mons, and | have not been disappointed. did not
certainly know the opinions of his great rival. had
my eas, and succeeding events have not been of
ture to quiet them.
We differed from you uny abon men, We did not
disagree about ,ac business o: the national family
on wanted omesSI'oreman: l thought, under the
guidance Of another, work would be better plaza
he'd and executed our accounts better kept ani set
tied, and all parts os the concern would enjoy high
er prosperity.
We differed only about men, You wished 10 commit
the national ship 10 gallant commander. thought
that was no; his element and preferred another who
possessed, believed skill and experience and
under whose commend thought the ship and the crew.
and the cargo, would be safer and happier
OH were actuated by OF the modest CO virtues,
TOO acknowledge lis sway. But whilst military merit
is no Disqualification but, when accompanied BY other
requisite attainncnts, may be reason for civil pro-
motion; standing, appeared 20 me- alone did not
think we could piudenuy entust the Chi Of Magis,racy
OF tins great country TO the distinguished object of
your choice. felt with you the obligations Of nation.
a! graudc But thought they should be fulfilled in
other FORMS Let the public gratitude manifest itself
IN just aud adequate rewards drawn from the public
treasure. Let inspired poets sing the praises of our
military andDaval commanders Let the chisel and the
rcnc' preserve their faithful images for tc qualification
OF the present and future generations Let The impair
al historian faithfully record their deeds of glory and
rcnown, for the admiration and the ;.nita lion of
~. say, too in the language OF departed sage,
honoI 10 those who Gil the of their country 5
honor" But il should be appropriate, considerable no
nor-such as become its object. and such as fIecnen
Ieaous, cautious, and enlightened, ee,nen ought to
oestos imy suffrage is asked for the highest civil
oihce-of my country, the candidate, how ever istrios
and sDccesstu' he may be- present some other til
lie than aurc!s, however glor;ons!y gathered on the
bloOd-staned field.
These my principles, which governed me on
the memorable occasion 10 which have referred
quarrei with no man for holding opposite pri,ciples
ask only The humble privilege of acting upon my own
and that privilege 'cW exercise during life, spite of
all the detraction, caunny and intimidation by bicb
L in
which is not now short have had the greatest conf
dence IN the candor, the intelligence the Justice OF
the public do not speak ofconidence in the abused
sense OF the affected demagogue but of that confidence
which hes at tile bottom of all ttutions which
supposes competency in the People TO seIf-eoyern-
ment, without which liberty is rnockery and our sys.
tenn splendid illusion.
have yet another cherished resource Of which IJe
only can deprive who gave it, II is the conscious
ness ofthc rectitude with which tno,o have faithful
iy served my country.
will logger detain YOU. | ask pern;ss;o, 10
offer a sentiment:
The City of Pittsburgh: The abundance variety
and excellence of IFS fabrics attest the wisdom of the
policy which fosters them
i2 The Congress- of Tacubaya: Honorable alike e.
him who projected, and those who supported the I'M
name and glorious mission. May the spirit of '7 ami,
mate ita councils.
10 The WooIien Bill: Let us feed clo.ic, and pro
tect ourselves"
-. Greece: Nav Heaven prosper the co,ee of Ioso
dom and the TOSS
Is. Roads and Canals: The guarantees of our
union.
l6. The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. The ,,.ta
cement OF our political ARCH
II. William Penn-Ihe mild and benevolent f,r,
Ger OF pennsylvania: Let not forget the i!ustrcus
dead, however remote from the present time
o. Alex. tiartoE: iic FIRST advocate of protective
Gut les.
10. The memory OF fulton: May The extent Of
his fame be bounded only by the tiunplls of his
genius.
90 Oliver Evans: who fortoM the ac;,ievo,no,,s
nfsteaa, aud whose genius contributed to fulfil his ore
,!ictions
81. IEezekiah Niles: Honor TO him who has nailed
the American System to the mast and never sruci, his
lag.
81. Mathew Carey: The jealous advocate of every
policy which add eall or honour 10 ms coun.rr
70. "ir. Mailary- Chairman CT the Committee of
Manufactures: May he prove the Jason of his country
and win for her Tie golden fleece.
O. Our Fair Coun!ryraen: The only cctcrs we
can endure aie these thrown around by their witch
cries.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Gen. Marks, presiden, of the Dav.-.T,e e;,o,o
OF pennsylvania: Wise in her councils aud patriotic in
her eneaYors to procure TO her citizens the acquisition
OF " ~ea IN prosperity, and happiness.
By Mr.. George RaPp-Re!igon and Reasonable
two pillars OF National happiness: Nav tny lone
dominate n aud sustain tie glory of our american
States.
BE- hIr. I Rapp. Industry and tsconorny-the sure
ties of welfare ani happiness May their combined nov
er unite Tue interest CT all the States in The Union as
one family.
Dy the Committee of Arrangement The Anchor
PAPER hi'ii-the only American Factory ever stopped
through sfenry Clay: Ii stopped iay honor him
VINO prevented 1t from stopping altogether.
The number ct persons at the dinner vas nuc,,
larger than ever a7se nblei similar OCCASION in tis
City, being, as nearly could be ascer,aned six INN
lred and fifty and is 81, bect of r,rs,t saticI;
HAT, IN company so lifge the utmost harmony and
IMAM nifty prevailed aud that all retired we'll pleased
and 10 good order
WILLIAM MARKS, President,
SAMEEL Go4NLY,
EDwABD u. CUBAN, "'CFc'"'teS'
PiTTsBURG June g.
Fir. Cl:y, Immediately after paraSug of the public
Inner on Wednesday, left this city for Washington,
"a AMIDST the repeated cheers OF those who had Assem-
'c' 20 !'s'y their appreciation of his public course
md their gratitude for the services he has rendered his
country and particularly this section of it, The Off
;Iai account Of the dinner give 10 preceding CO.