Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22

cory remarks were made by Dr.. VIM, Baldwln'
bich were followed by Prayer from the Rev
LiudIey. The Declaration of Independen cewas
hen read by Archibald MCLEAN, Esq and was
,lloVed by an Grafton pronounced by Col JONI
parriott. copy of which has been obtained Tor
onblication. The procession was again formed
Ind returned TO Mr.. Simpsons who had, IN the
mean time, served up a sumptuous rePast, oil
r-bich the company partook. After the cloth was
.enoved. the following toasts were drank Win
With great zest. ,-c.
The Dav ice celebyate-The 4th Of July 40;
tdventurous was the Declaration of our lndepen-
ence but lis gallant authors pledged their lives
their fortunes and their sacred honour, 10 sustain
It. and faithfully did they redeem their pledge;
3. The cause oftYeedOHl throughout the ioond-
"A day. an hour ofvirtuOus liberty Is worth whole
eternity OF bondage.
8 The United States of North America, ,eieTe
the fame of Liberty '0aS ktndled-May It's luStre
never be dimed by the sword of ambition, nor It's
brightness fade for want Of the fuel OF wa'chiui-
!. The Republics Of South Anerioa-May they
look 10 the North as the polar star Of their point
cal compass, and never suffer lis needle TO he al
racted from the true point by the steel OF ili'esS
military chiehains. r
= III
will embrace constellation Of political talents ana
experience. May it be equally conspicuous tor
liberality Of sentiment.
6 Tie Stateof VIrginiG-Long has its eharac-
Ter been degraded, and its energy enteebled by
the weight of selfish oligarchy bat we trust that
the day of her political regeneration is drawing
near. when she VIII resume her proper station q
mouO her sister republics, and her citizens ENJOY
their equal and unaeuable rights
7 Taterpq{ improvement and Domestic NaRYao-
tllres-The one a strong lI5ament OF our Union,
the Other the grand pillar Of our independence
Both together a powerful source OF wealth, com
fort and convenience 10 the nation.
5. The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and the Bal
fiuore and Ohio Rail R0qd--CoriIally would we
had their arrival on the banks OF our noble river.
@ AgYicultqre and tie MeohGlic ArtS--Ihe
most ancient and the most useilI professions oil
man: and upon which all classes d society are de-
pendant
10. Government, the property qfhe PeOPle--May
those who are deprived Of then lawful inheritance
speedily assert their g,gnts before competent III
buual e.j inc unhalIowed hand fraud or des-
pCtism never more be permitted I, Wrest lis pos
session from the legitimate propntors.
IL. Henry CLay-The firm patrnt, the faithful
public servant and viruous cItlza--agrcuiture'
internal Improvements and struggling liberty CLAIM
hun as their guardian spirit.
u. The Peopie--May they asser and maintain
their rights in defiance Of the dlctuon or decla'
nation of hlre.mg editors.
I3. Tie Faf Settle beauty o animated ma
,ure May Just cultivation ofthe rental faculties
enable them 10 rise superoTo the granny Of ia
shon, which would load them to detorm their
persons, and impair the native heath and vlgour
OF their constitutions.
VoLUSTEERs.
BIZ Dr. Tin. BqiiloH. Our evolutionary guests
whose youthful vigOr aided m procuring our lnde-
Fundamentally their latter days becrowned wnh
JOY, their diving pillow with resignation, and their
spirits with eternal felicity.
BIZ DR.. Il. Masters-Henv Clay: bright star
I'D the constellation of American statesmeR not
set, but eclipsed by an opaqe body passing OBJ
uquey over his disc, TO leVe the south limb IN
1892
ByL McCull0ok The 1--WE great political par.
les Of our country--Alay the lonest and patriouc
Of both soon be brought to Understand each other,
md then we shall soon expect to see reform no
longer a farce.
BIZ Guest. The late President and his cabinet:
oongenial spirits Wisdom, patriotism, and virtue.
characterized their official acts; Heaven smiled on
heir administration with a bomteous supply OF It's
hottest blessings May the people truly estimate
he worth ofsuch men, and repent OF their political
sun.
Our host furnished the table asecond time and
he youth present on ths occasion asl dined. The
President of the day, NJ. jones', gave them the
glowing toast;
The rising gcuerati0u-May hey be considered
u.s. children of the republic, and so educated to
mahy them for future usefulness and respecta-
1.hty.
CD~ot;9,, D., o5,y 1cyf