Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-28

oy John n. Eose, Ir If you amt yonr country
strongly fortified by the talents ofstaesInen g.
call upen John @ Adams and Henry Claw n W.,
want you' enemy we'll thrasbed, call upon Gen. Jack
son. 49, ~
hy tLanpe Garter May the friends to lie call ofa
Convention succeed in their efforts.
! by t. a Ca6eIl. The yeomanrv of our Land.
~ IA nations pride,
"'Fhsn once dcs;roy'd can never be surv,;,ar
! Gy Wiiiiam II. Garland. Henry CLAY. Tho y,
tI'o and Statesman: Postery VIII Justly appreciate
BY Joseph Staples. John @ Adams and Henry CLAY.
May tho 9TH OF March, 1929, find item as thew are.
President ard Secretary of State. '
Ey {. s. Page. The Far Sex: Thew only or,
soo'ne us IN atact'on and make melancholy mo-
men's pheasant as tie paths OF peace
by Thomas =. Brown. The memory of .,.y,,I
Hamilton.
BY Doct. Ajax J. Walker John O. Adams. TIM
great Eastern iuminary; lie vii, run his course win
.'nof 10 himself and credit 10 his country, without
ncng ec'Ipsed by the great Jupiter of the North fBe
Witt Clinon) the fiery Mars of the South ~. g.:
Ca'honn.) or the Pale-faced Moon OF the West Gen
.jackson.l
BY Hi!l Carter, Esq. Gen. Andrew jackson.
Let pOlIica! enemies say do as they NAV gre bo
nor the man who has filled the of his countD,s
glory.
BY George III. Airidge The present ,dr,;,s
,ration: model for ills successors be tLev whom ey
lmay.
by II. nj. Garland, jun. Samuel Nj Garland i,
his Grafton GAY he planted the flowers of p,r,... 49,
the sands OF africa.
BY ii. NJ. Garland, sen. Our Political Rulers Nav
lhe,r counses be guided by lHte common sense,
and t3die less philosophy.
| BY Samuel NJ. Garland Ambition. ,,ho :, conf
honorable distinction by honorable u,..us :, :. ,i
io'iest feeling that annaGs the human heart: when
II seeks power, regardless of the means il is no
! less dangerous to the Individual than j, is dapeercns
| TO society.
BY Charles 3. Claiborne. Van Buren,s pan,-.
Gea; may 1t flourish only among the friends of Gen.
jackson. ~
| by DR.. John p. Grown. Patrick Henry. tho Pa
trot, the Orator at,s the Statesman: in the bo,r e
danger Virginia locked 20 him her first and rreat
! test son.
by Sterling Claiborne. Gen. Jackson, Van Buren,,
benton, McD"tfie & Company: Without de,rac,iu.
aght from the merits of either we sbuud DISLIKE 20
see the Republic in s,ch hands
BY Dr. TAX j. Walter. VIM. II. Garland, the
! Orator of the Day. ~
by Lucas T. Thompson Gen Anl,cw JocIseon.
Immortal hono's and dcatlcss renown to the hero Of
New oil for lis chyalr; in the Geld, NAV In, ro
maindcr of bis e he spent IN dignied rciiremen. oe
whom may nov" be cnphaticay affirmed tha: the post
of homer private station.
! by edmund Penn. The Press: may il cease n
v'!iiy a'i cannnaic onr most distinguished citizens
| Ey Titus '" Vgus Gen jackson: Let HIM wear
the sword and tie laurel CROWDS but DENY him the Pre-.
sdancy.
! by Edward 4. Cobcll The memory Of Richard
Henry Lee. tie Cicero of America, and the first mo-
yer OF the Declaration of Independence Oh The oor of
Congress.
By Htenczer iickok ian old revolutionary SO ilierl
The Ionng Ladies of Vmeinia:
May thcy pu; lher coons null oil their e,once
And marry men OF sense in preference to apes
! f0EN q Jdy celebration at Ecesrric To,,oblu
county, Pa
1 he day was ed in by the ing musGuctrv ot
day break and sunrise At IL O'Clock ihrr, we -
military parade, and salute of 10 rounds Al n,n
2ciock ii'c Declaration of Independence was read nv,
"oinhs lIeiiwich Esq'r. aud Grafton ,ieIiye ,cEI
by Capt hhner L. Galloway. at two O'Clock large
and respectable company down t: dinner nrcn,rd
. iho FIJI,
toasts prepared by the committee Of arrance,ncpts
{ slS'inS OF Col David w Quares, Capt. James G
Anderson, Capt Richard H. Lee, Capt AIpor \.
C"l'"'Tay and Thomas Lcltwch Esq'r were apnoun-
Ccd NV the President.
, /. The fh day Of July, I776-whilst natrots
eTnt at It's fond recollection, tyants fear and trem.
bic '''''
.. The Declaration Of Independence Eparave,
mot on tables {" stone but The hearts OF a rrcat
tlI people.
2. The Union OF the Safes-ilc snrest ,!cIcc Of tho
pcrportu:i' at our liberty
.. The Constitution Of the United States--Tbc off,
sPr"S OF compromise and concessions whilst il receives
lnst, may il receive 4 liberal constructions
b. The memory Of Patrick iIcnry--TLc nr,c,ooI
|'"esInan and here" hc gave the FIRST impulse 10 the
ball of ou' Revolution.
g. The immortal Wasbington- Cm5aImcd in tl,o
tears OF has coTrtryrocn, may MS virtues and ,,ati,
ism lntn the model Of rising generations
T. Tie Memory Of Jefferson and hd,.ns-E,II .,
assert, md firm to sustain the rights Of man
g. The heroes Of the observation-disclosures ,,,t
gratitude 10 those who have filled The r,.,sro IS
their couGtry's hcnour.n "
p lafayette and his foreign Compatrots uho 20, .
unt"ercd IN the cause of American lndepcnionoe--
Pecunlary compensate pilifu reward COMPARED +,
The love and devotion Of free people
10 The Surrender Of Eornwais--Exccpf that
which we now celebrate, tie proudcst day ~ the an.
! Dals Of american independence.
{ II. TIE RoPnbicbs Of South Amerjca-Ha no
FoacheroJs heart nor usurpiag hand blast Icir tow
| ing hopes.
| ~. Oppressed and suffering Greecc-!Icr mortvr-
81 heroes appeal from Tue tomb to every rhlaniropic
! bosom Superstition and Tyranny must Weld in Tho
influence Of Religion and liberty VIZ
! 10 The Holy Alliance Cf,jmbJiur I'm 3or flo H.,
raj principles OF its own subjects
VOLUNTEERS.
/ BY Capt. J. c. Anderson. The powcr, that he A.
midst The conflicts Of party and the confusion of pruci