Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-18

10 rca.i.y, 40 .tlnci eui,1ncu.. VI s,,aa.l TICK ~
eNci"d+d: Though they have G1gile hIms. they have
patriotic hearts 5, aud the pages Of the history Of the Anet;-
can hcv''nti"n furnish numerous records Of ;hejr WORTH,
and even "E IAcir valour.
IL leave, in the name OF the Committee, TO ,tauk yoa,
my fais auditors, ior your poli,c conac,c,u,io, i, honc,j,r
rs with your attendance.
Cor llttlc party is composed &c persons from diefrc.t
sections "s TIE tn'"n, aud Ibis c,l,brRuon affords another
opportunity of eiaciug lo:Il prciudicss. To con,,arc sn,,l.
things with great ones, we resemble the Congress of 1916.
and like the members of that august body, let us all cor-i.
der ourselves children of the same great family. F,!Ioe.
citizens, ii nomcn,ous question is abou, to be decided =,
these United States. We shall shortly be called UNION 20,
elect President, aud from present appearances, the strrc.
gle between the two contsuding pa rtes, bids fair To- be ari-
mated. The choice q. a Chief Magistrate oush, to b.,
regarded with M" common interest; even excitement, when
not carried TO To" great an eXteni, is uscfuln rs i, ensures ;r,
election OF one worthy OF this high and dianiied s;at;oy: a
little gale may 'ufie the waters FOR a time, but it will PC
serve the Political pond from stagnation;-but la all OF.
zeal tc"et let us forget that we are brothers: If we contend
IKE mons the contest being over, let us lie down toaeiher
ike lambs. The people of the presen, age hold a respor-
sitlc Situation; they are the trustees OF the liberties Of un-
born millions, anu it is their duty to trausu.t, unsullicd, tn
the next generation, the sacred pledge they received from
their honoured torciaIhegs. This nation, standing as il
wcrc, upon a pinnacle, the admiration of one half OF the
world, and the envy of the other, owes it TO humanity 10
SET 50 bright an example OF moderation aud forbcHrance, as
viii perpetuate our republican, Institutions, ana finally, ac-
cuniplish universal emancipation.
In the spirit Of good feeling. to which Ui.us;ou has bcru
made, | viii offer you Il toast
The State of Virginia, the birthplace OF Washington,
Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Clay, and a long list ofheru,s
d" cut sHiles ii DllCnt stat III INC nInIun iCnc
OF the Union.
BY james Calwcll, ESQ. Henry ~Ciay-Thc nco,es, mo-
del to the ilmsirious jefferson.
by Vim. II. Tcrrill Of Covington, va. "AgricuIturr.
Commerce and Manufaciurcs--Thc tn &c great pillars of the
Hands OF gentlemen-each 10 able to suppo,e
itself, and reeds no projections.
Gy VIM b. Calwcil. The Republicans of The Jefferson
schnoi--Aiay they never lose sight of their political faith.
by hr. Pefrine (i A!abama) Henry Clay lie stands
IKE a huge Colossus, in the ocean OF envy, agitaicd ~
SANDER and detractio", um!urt and ununUvcd by the angry
ddshing OF It's waves.
Hy Mr.. Murdoch Of Baltimore. The tree of Liberty,
rooted here-AIay lis branches shade the world.
Hy John Gist of Sou.h Carolina. The memory OF By.
Low ndes-in whom were united, the mi!ScSt manners, tho
kindest heart, aud the nobiest mind.
BY Nj. Hall Nelson of Richmond. Turnpike road;
and canals, essential 10 the prosperity Of agriculrurists.
The Committee OF Arrangement would do Injustice TO
'h2ir feelings, were they to omit to avail themselves OF ibis
opportunity o! returning their thanks TO the truly Hospital
ne ana highly deserving proprietor OF the While Su!rhuc
Springs, for his kind and polite attention during The em;el-
taiEHcHt. PETER A. BROWN.
DIR. AKIN.