Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-23

FORM bond OF political union firm as the mountain
sifough whch 1t must pass and as bright and perpeu
AZ as The lovely streams which it will connect.
TO- The Tariff of Tolls on the Kanawha RIVERA
d cofinerciai regulation, upconstitutUnal-As a re
t" ,or me Improvement OF our navigation wilhou
consideration, unconscienous and rrino,,s
~. The Charlottesville Convcntiou-Success 10 al
T"pr!s 10 improve the ply steal condition g nia
u' us origin aSurs 10 good TO The Baltimore and q
no ra'i.Say-"Tineo Danaos ct dona feGentus.n
T. The Constitution OF yirginia-rlle nsopIs de
Inland reform Let their servants array themselves
against The popular viii!
co -, MoIAN-in the sunshine of reveiry may
" her Establishments; but in the gloon, of adyer-
''E' we always seek comfort in her sIues.
FOEGNIEEitS.
By the President OF the dav-1hr Hmm or Tho
States 20 assa'i IT under whatsoever pretext vas
/ Treason. " ~ "'e q
NY the V. President. William IT, Cravford-an
n"ie' inaenaninious and nCouupube statesman
Judge Summers. Western Suginia---C God markets.
o Tue products III ITS rich valleys whethrY accessible
by railroads canals.
Samuel Beanmouut, Soldier of tie Revolution
W asii''gtnn-AIay celebrate and consecIae the
memory ot tie heroic general tic patriotic Statesman
and vmtuous sage; let his examo, ,corh wisdom, and
THuc To senator's magistrates citizens and men; no,
on? IN lie present, but utue generations as long as
MS 's'oiy Si 'is read, and teach their chill eU chill
ue never 20 forget at te fruits OF his iaLsfs and his
examples. are their Inheritance
lanes ! Nuarrier. Henry CIay--Ihe elected Oh
tect OF bitter and heartless prosecutions IN The uusnl
i, a.
cove those who cailmniate bun, as is the thunder
bearer OF J"Ic above the reptiles of earth
L. W alEer. Charles Fenton IIercer--The intei-
gent ana inteiaiga bic promoter Of Internal Improve
ahors. 80
e. ". i2oarrier. Andrew ,IacLzon--TIis skill and
VA!or rs soldier, and his vir;uous integrity a. man
nave secured HIM ;he affection of en htened PEG
pies may lie in DIES pe OF bargain intrigue and a;nalra
NATION DO our next President.
u hetey-hlay political opinions never cause us
ID meet an old friend with face.
ienJ in'n II. Smith--The 4tl of July i516-Tbc
common ot4ng ot Patriots, and the mother of Free
ho'n chase IN al! her sentiments she shrinls aDpaIad
!rotn the rn'encss Of party
iJr. :. Patrick Chapman .Johnsou's Adhress-A
sovereign anOte for that vITulen poison "a blind and
needles enthusiasm foE mere military renown,
H. w Short. Car Country Their adams or
J &C t!s"n IT, ut the helm.
". frmdy. May raF'y spirit cease to exis;-the
PeoTie unite through the UnGDn.
IL. t. Gaines. oar Countr, in peace and in war
III prosperity and in adversely the wretch who de
ser'S her should meet the contempt Of vaior and lie
tro'Tns o beauty.
leo w. Summers. Gov. GiIes-tlis war message
10 the Legislature Of Virginia. will associate lin IN
"'oI'"'',! win i-FaiosIra'us, vino, be huown 10
p'>scrLy, burned the temple OF Diana
K Il Baldwin. Cur NIisister II ST Tarne.-f,r-
merry e Chief magistrate of Virginia aud represcn-
ta''"e OF her sovereignty in the Senate of the United
states Dsirust in his fitness for his present o!Sce
comes with III grace from cse vino elevated L, TO-
these important stations
}. G. M'FarIali. The "Araercap s. stem, as a
nif0'Hf po!tay, firmly settled. To share its benefits,
iTginIa should adept il as her own
81. I. Anderson. Dewitt CIint0n--HIay his sefyj-
Cos I'ig he remembered aud tu!y Appreciated o. the
citizens OF his native and fouri,lnng STATE
u H Quarter. May nur iiiusiF;..us benefic:cr
tse" Andrew jackson in these his nature year, re
err iIis just ard best reward tie peoples gratitude
AZ. Dunbar. The rcPuG'ican institutions of or,
cnuhtry-"Ihcy secure 20 tie people lie right o.
choosing Their rulers against c.; biu,t va and tho
lac OF safe preceierls.n
William p Clifton. Henry lav--a patriot, and
incorrnP'Le aiatesman-,Iay lie be speedily restoued
20 health.
a. T. !aiI"y Virginia: Degraded and fallen as
she -, may tho lime speedily arrive when she wi be
restored TO her former glory and he as the eueng stay
The bright lnmI'ary nj tie Union.
Lewis itui!noT Henry Clay--The pcrsccutcd pat
i'e geptlem The friends Of Gen JACKSON
'T'7oiHii ne crsde cci1ri -
Gen. y. Smith. Gov. Giles: no;ions-roar "s,ocl -
saesn
william J. Rand II. CrAy--rTe uni,os in him
eli the wisdom OF Fabricus tie f.rrancss OF CATO and
the eioGncnce OF Tniy.
I. Hall lie who would tarrjsb tic fair fame Of
Gen Jackson, The hero Of New ORLEANS, Is tnwortb7
the name OF an American.
! Celebration Of The Fourth of Julj al .4rdcrgt
Court House.
The fourth Of July was ceiebf ated with unusual an
ilnaon al Doctor james Powors Tavern at Amherst
Court House This glorious era III our coun.Ty Ljsto.
ry which can never be lost in tic undi5tIuguscd mo
mens oi passing time, hailed it'll every demon
'T"ttun OF joy aud pat'5oc Eerj,nc Tho 7ounc and