Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02

aud her interests '0'
By Matthew Watson, Vice Preaden,--Our Navy, i,
mas acquired us the respect of foreign nations may
continue to possess the favour and protection of our
BY Col. Wan. MarIin--"Peace on Garth good will
60 men,"
By Capt Duke Wil!ams-Thc Federal coos,itu
tomas II is.
BY Samuel wa,sou--A blind devotion to men Tie
'ock on winch torocr republics have been wrecked
may II Carefully he avoided by owu.
BY D.. B)vi 1INay-- Patriotism una loved bv sol
h'h or ambitious rcwsa gem trasceudirg all price
BY Eiihu S Ili-The majority of the present Con
Gress--They have done those things which they ought
not to have done and those things which they ought Ia
have done they have left undone." Sooner or later
they VIII be taught the obvious truth that they were
elected 10 do the public business aud not to remote
The ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of ndiv ituaIa
BY Robert iIenry-aIay the wheels Of government
never Uc6oyy axles
by Henry G.. Walsh--Cen Kinds Of Hississpni
long may he live to enjoy the gratitude and esteem Of
his couu,ryman
by Thomas Weshiugt ou--'sA iudcious tariff" as
expounded rs the late vote of the Tennessee delegation
IN Congress; according to which tariff AT ALL
Let Pennsy!vana ard this lesson and read in
i.,the fulfirneut Of her hopes.
By j. II. h-iIenry Clay Of Kentucliy--In hon
oy, patriotism and talents, second 10 ulan a nd first
OF all men in the affections of hs singIurouBn country
men.
By ID. Observation-Disclosures she show herself
worthy the topors awarded her on the Glh Japuary
1915 ~ 'No'''
BY George Erown-The Cl.y of Kentucky, sove-
reign cure fer political blindness.
Ny Wan. Greenliaid-CJnc kv,,frc7 ami fFrcr CON
rared with "sxy iye'' proves that Truth is mighty
aud will prevail"
Sy Martin Thomas--rarty feeling should never be
permitted TO mar social intercourse.
BY Wilkins TaureIIilL John Quincy Adams Pros
sent OF the L. Sales.--future ages VIII do justice to
rs exalted PATRIOTISM and his devotion to the cause og
Nrii and political liberty.
by James II. Hunter. Nav We never Iose sic't or
~ welfare OF o''r conntry, in attachmen: 70 par
.!Gss Or devotion To men.
BY Andrew T5ackus The presiIan ~ tho Irn;,oi
ota'es--hs private virtues and his public worth his
spiend'd talent and MS 1nbend.nt integrity his prac
a'repuo'can simplicity and long life laboriolsly
spent Tor The honour and in the service of the people,
WIN ene him, as they have done his father before
hi'l, TO the veneration of his couutIymcn.
- hy Hm Temple. WIN. Carroll, Tx Governor OF
irnnessee-a skilnl co,nulandcr and hue friend.
~ " M'kinney. he CI1y OF kentucky without
spot or b!emlsh The Hiciory of Tennessee buds am,
blossoms, yet whers and dies.
by Elijah Grant. Henry CIay-"more snned
gainst than sinnug.n
by w. T. Crenshaw. Cur distinguished heads John
Quincy Adams and Henry Clay, still continue 10 en-
Joy the confidence of the American people the charge
Of bargain, barter. and intrigue to Tue contrary not
withdrawing.
Hy WIN. Hunter. John Quincy Adams Richard
Ku,h and Henry Cay-the friends OF American ma
dUstry
By Nicholas Taylor ucn~v CLAY.
on' ISLANDERS stalk forth in this land without number
Iiu ruth will rrevaiii-she awakes fom her sl,nhnr
and Fame VIII ernce NJ distant dav
i nat her favpris still is the great statesman CHM.
6y Addison East. Henry Clay the acknowiecqel
Statesman. honest politician and pers.cuied notrio,
may he triumph his enemies
by Dyer Pearl. The ''cotlbinat,onT and the Hart
loiu Coh'entiGn twin sisters, la"Ing 'mothy Pick.
efins republican OF 182&, for their godfather !
by }. @hncford. HeHry C!ay--,hc Hercules of
me west, an honour to his friends and terror 10 his
enemies.
BY II. T. Smith. Oar fair country women, <cir are
the ouly by which Americans can be conquered
By VIM Hewlett. Henry Ciay-an ornament C.
his country the unweared advocate OF tie American
system the prosecuted friend ofcytterty and scoacge
10 military ambition.
iy David L. Nye, assistant postmaster AZ Nash
yllej The Hon. John Mclean Postmaster General
the zeal and ability with which be discharges the
aTduous duties Of his Office has secured run Tic re-
spect and esteem Of the honorable OF all parties
by Andrew Erwin. Tennessee approved Of Mr.
adams as Secretary OF Slate undnr Dir. Monroe wc
approve OF him President and will try him arap
By Smith Criddle. This republicans IFS duration
exceed all former examples.
by VIM: Duncan Our na"y-not splinter ofhiet: F.!
org about it.
Ey Greenup Kcane. Kentucky pat.iotic. and in I
te!ligent-may she sustain her Justly acquired rcpnta-
:on at the August election, by mais'nE choice OF Cen
Metcae as her first state officer
BY p. Richmond. The Governor -: Tennessee dis.
''nguIShcd by the pen Of Mrs. Roya"so good man
good book
BY NJ MnmlOrd. Tie neoorv Of Tim who sail
''5vhere liberty dwes there is my country"
BY John p. Erwin. The good citzen he who per.
i2rrns The mos" public service and Pe'Pcaes the ies.
private injury.
BY Mr.. Hewlett. Orr tomnsnan JOHN 7. Irwin
prosecuted for his virtues.
by J T.. Dor;ch. The friends OF internal improve
reHls and domestic manufactures ,y not forge; their
able supporters in November. 1926
Ey alexander Kerr. Old ireland, rHr native coun
Try shn has giTen b'h boh to statesmen and warri
rors may her sons support both in their known oapa
cities.
by T. ". Scott. Governor Houston and Mrs.
IHyal-'ginHis", IN politics and literature.
~ n. H. Robertson. 1ac present. administration;
Use and hones-maT It be continued and Gen. Jack
500 left al the Hermitage conycniep, 10 bis worship
pers.
Ey N;cl,lar rIevlett. Henry CIV. rs orator
statesman and cigtiien- firm aud independent, moi
ID DC s"eryea from hs :uly bg be cai1,nny Of a lac
i'"u' party which aas ~ ,uc bul IFS aggraodue-
rIrGt.
by Sa;,r Tao.oae. TIE President oruo day. ncI
having reuft1
BY CO.. irwin. Tie ice President, Ct DE dav,
tnny having retired