Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11

Ripley Jealous pa lots and gallant sodier-We re,i
that the gratitude OF their country has been equal hc
merit. o cheers Hail IN tina Chief
The Army and the Navy Of the United States: brave
and patrotc-Their achievements justify the confidence
which their country reposos in them.
cheers. Star Spansled Banner.
Internal improvements and Domestic Manufactures
The true policy fihe country nd independence
they the leading of the Admins and
the "head and front nj its offending"
0 cheers, Rustic Reel
Our Fair Country women. Their smiles enhancs q, ,
success, aud their sympa,hics aneorate sorrows
cheers, Haste to the Wedding.
VOLUNTEERS.
Capt A. ID. Harmou.--1he present Administrations
Public opinion. tho true rule of political honesty has
maintained it's ascendency in spite of the oppos,,;on
OF foreign tyrants and the n,rsues of site con-
'iuioas."
Lieut., J. P. Coleu,an.-Nay all the attemps made ~,
the friends of the jackson Caucus prejudice peop.
against the present Administration, contempt they
merit.
Lieut.. II. T. Ramsey.-The Militia of the u States.
The bulwaik of the nai,onhe breast are ,=
bor rampaTls which no erected.
Maj. VIM. L. Thornton,-"The ALEXANDRIA, ISpr-
PENDANT FoLUNTEERs:'' In patriotism, haln,ony and
discipline, fit exemplars for citizen soldiers.
Maj. Alexander Huner.-The President of the u
StatcS Say lie be not only pure, but like Cesars wife,
above suspicion.
Capt. II. l.. Whi,c.--The memory of Thomas Jcfer-
son: Incompatible paint lly add per-
ine to the violet, or gTe another hue the espendcn1
rainbcw."
Adjutan; Geo. Brent.-Grn. Andrew jackson: TIL.
guardian of our liberties, the distinguished, pato,c and
brave defenders OF rights, the scholar
hisheroc and umphan, deeds justly appreciated by
his grateful countrynien.
Lieut. James McRea.-Jamcs Barbour: UnshrinLin-
virtue is target for cu!unny at. wise hen
and philani'ir"pic heart governs the War Department
sergeant Tatsapaugh.-Our country May it ever he
oicSt with government, comforting cum,
honor and imposing equal burdens.
Sergeant Joseph Boyer.--"Columbia, Fortude ami
Freedom" ~
by Mr. Field, leader OF the banda Military Cbief,;,
III the Presidential Chair, like sailor horseback To-,
each be content with his element, the fill
measure OF his c0uhtry'S glory.
By Capt Mark Butts, invited guest.-Dsm ,,,s
canals blast the iron works, sink the pits and consume t
Manufactures ofthe u. States
BY Thos Z. Culeman.-Geueral Andrew J,,kso, IT.
Military asPirant to tile Presidency:
Upon what doth this our Cusnr feed I'm, b. ,,,
growu great"
BY w. Neutrality-suspicious. II. Crawford: The truly,
consistent, and able and enlightened staesman,oo -
nest TO intrigue, too virtuous be corrupted
BY A. McClesh.-Henry Clay; A devoted na,r;o, ,
nachesS siafesman an ornament the nations Krep,er
lrgham and Co. may continue their blows in vain for
there is something i'll his breast that is nvunerabIe-r
is VIRTUE
BY NJ Snyder, Jr-Thc Fair our Town: we can .o,s.
an exhibition of virtue and beauty.
BY Jas. Breast.-The union of the States. Nav :,
ever exist and the hearts resolved on at;o
calculated TO enSave be arrested by higher authority
tha
BY *. Grinith.-IIenry Clay; The consistent renub-
litau.
by Noble H. Johnson.--The fair sex of opr co,n,,,.
The thought OF them in lime tile has nerved The arm,
OF the soiier and caused the ball fly with dopb b. "a
pidity.