Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14
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FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.

FOURTH OF July CELEBRATION.
!
i1ufth Of J.iy az Ujnchesicr.
! Tins day, which should ever bring " h il The most
thiiitins recoections American citizen was CO.
Ieorated In winchester III spirited manner. The
declaration u! Independence was real by Alaor ia S
NJ H'ason and an eloquent and patriotic Grafton de-
Ferod 10y Robert I. Conrad, esd. After the Military
ana heHgions exercises oi the tay, the crowd sepa.
rated TO spend the remainder OK tic DAY in their own
manner y highiy respectable party repaired 20
grove about two miles north of t'c town their pro-
ceeG nGS are given another column. The military
with about 100 citizens and the invited guests repair
&C 10 grove bout mile south of the town where
a'teF dining sump'uOusy, the following toasts were
dianh accompanied with nuslc, iring Of cannon, &c.
The day ceedrate--''!t IS a great and Eior
Gus dav.n
TIE Constitution of tie United Sa:cs-L,ho the
oet OF Prociuses 1t is tortured 20 suit tie views Of
political empyrius
The memory oE W'ashnetcn
! The memory of Jefferson, author of the decara-
ton of Independence. of the statutes of Virginia FOR
religious freedom and father oE tic university o! Vr-
ginia.
The Cid Doinnion- Principles her jewels, hon-
os'y her good name: she will cherish both, although
hoy should both be out Of fashion.
The President of t.a United SiHtcs.
Z Andre" Jackson
lad gou, brave JQcisoa, 10 HE latest 5yeaft
S"an Jfet g'"' ruilng passion Sfroag an death;
husrh ar those ntomenS all The past,
oh SAGE hry coslt,y hearc7t.' siaH be Yor irsi'
as" next pres!1eHCy-j-ct the culogIsts Of the
ap'rants not oversep the modest of nature both have
faults that make heavy drafts on their virtues.
The union of tie states Union. but not ConS0iG-
ddtion: our love for the former makes abhor tie
latter
10 The heroes of tie revolution, and the patriots
who dared to maintain that the sovereign rights Of the
people were superior - the diyiue rights Of kings.
IL VIM II. Crawford -
g. 'n9 more hve i2y .Va.rcUrs crj},d tt,7,,
I'ta'l C'SaGF ."itt t senate AZ his hce's."
y The orator Of the dayijea and tie nlia for
his eioquonce and patriotic address.
IL The Fair
%o1 '@ectg ''ona'.' =. 2 c0.s'aaa,aie 'eor:h
Is FIR a5oge H.Y J,aui,-f,, Ct0re
ill earLhty Praisc-hiot Gyi ice jigI.t o. l,re.T
| - VOLUNTEERS.
! By Gen. John Smith, president OF tie day. The
union al the w asngtcn's iaat legacy Para
yze the man who would disturb tie harmony either
S"neraiIy or indiv duaiy.
By Robert J. Conrad, esq The Winchester artil
lcrists-Norollz witnessed their pariosrn-.the souls
OF their predecessors still animate the corps
! By the same. Wil!oTby Morgan's old rifle compa-
ny--Iho worthy descendants OF chose who fought al
Quebec and garisoncd iott LoudouD when Winlhes.
Ter was the bU!wsri- Of Western Virginia. CraHey
Island can attest that tic worthy OF then
sifcs.
by Capt VIM Ball revolutionary survivor. Gen.
Lafayette, the great and good.
ale she'd Gaia's noblesi blood
Z for the dis;.esScd
May this aus picuus day
Ctati.uacS tributes pay,
And breathe joyous lay
! Sacred him.
i Ey Conrad krcmei. revolutionary survivor. The
day ceebrate--tIay the rising generation be ever
wa:cbtul c"cr tle;" hs for which their fore!ather,
fought anu bed
IS La Ebn hilton, OF the rife corps. Henry Ola,
the Patrick Henry Oi America
Ey III Spcrglar Of tic artillery. VIM. H. C.a,y-
ford" Like CATO firm, like Hrsi!Ics lusl.n
By Henry NJ Brent The reader OF the declaration
OF iodePendeace-~a firm and undertaking democratic