Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14

has ability and integrity. But, how does il happen
that he has retarded the arrival Of the mail in this
place hours. when. in every other pa n the
country have heard from h,has expedted IL very
considerably lin because there is more Adams
people IN this town than IN any other Of the same
size in the words 80,
By Mai. Abram r. North. The coal;fion n,,,,
hive concentrated all their forces and hopes ON Hen
ry Clay, author of the famous war, pestience and
unIibc speech. See to ii, John e.. Calhoun and Mar
rim Van Bu,en; for if he succeeds Gen Jackson good
by to yonr Jackson cause and Reform or either of
your chances OF ever being made President IF the
United States.
+ BY Mai. A. r. North. Removals from Office
the coalition prints, aided by their great champion
Henry Clay, with his iruendoes put up a most oil O.
ous howling and growing at every removal, and su
nc turned out without any fault except his polit-
cal opinions, although paper accounts be cor
rect, the government has been ilched out of many
thousand dollars, though they were appointed by
Washington and Jefferson which is proof positive
that they had been ia office mech too long. New
officers make much the best, attentive business like
and accommodating public servants. The old adnrc
Is IA new broom sweeps clean"
BY Capt. Samreli. WHAT. Virginio; Touched by
the hand of reform she win speedily resume hcr RAM,
III the couiedergcy.
BY WIN. NJ. Lambert. Henry Clay the cousp;c-
uous, eminent and uusopbisicated statesman: NAV
his name rest III bUscn,s ivnn hC source of
hight beams it's rays Of inexting ushablc briilancy
upon
By 7, II Saunders. Tho popular sentiment ex
10y he orator Of the DAY; "May the spirit of
disnnio wherever d hy whatsoever Exhibited meet
with rcbuke," by the denunciatons of an indignant
and free people.
By Charles w Christian. The progress of re-
form in the United States: from Monarclvisp to Fed
eralisrn from Federalism to Republicanisn; from Re-
hcnuisn tn Josksonisn the stepping stone To Des.
pot'sm speedy return to the halcyon DAYS Of Re
pGbiicausm.
BY Charles Phelps VIM Rivcs, The growth
of Virginia: may he do credit to himself and honor
to his country in discharge of the high duties conf
dcdto his core may France, as well America,
pros per by the reform.
BY WIN. Mckinney. John Quiucy Adams late
President ofthe o. States faithful. able and disin
,creScd public servant: may his days be many, and
h9ppy
BY Thomas r. Brown. The triumph of Catholic
Emancipation.
BY a Hatcher. The government efthc United
States in the hands of honest agents. the bulwark OF
liberty.
Justice of the. United States: In filling tins high
and dgnIfed office with this great and good man
the President (the late John Adams atoned and
more than atonel, for all the errors of his ad
minist ration.
BY RI. Montgomerc. The memory OF Geo Can
mtg his fame needs eulogy.
BY James VI Cord The present administrations
mny us act be- marked bv Justice and sound
principle, and flourish amid the din Of s vile caum
majors.
BY Danel-G. Tucker. The Jackson Editors and
POSI- astcrri people good eiuugh IN their way,
instead at public servants, they become by tn.
!
of the public.
.ByDr. NJ. II. Lynch Andrew Jackson; the vim
dicrivennd engeful feeling which characterize his
late official acts, confirms the opinion that he il 'sun-
fit 10 he the ruler of free people
by John A. Wharton. The President of the u.
Sta in war the victorious leader =: his country
| armies; the pillar Of her hopes III peace.
BY L c. GwNkyns. Tic North and South:
they have rallied unGer the same standard, fought
he saITv enemies, and trumphcti in the cause
While the Union exists, 10 foreign foe shake the
temple OF liberties
BY r. Is. Shelton Gen Jackson and his Cabinet
! the Cathoicon for political corruption.
BY DIR. T. Lynch. The appointments Of the new
administrations To cleanse the 'Angean srabie,'' ii
has been found necessary 10 call materials from the
common sewers OF filth aud depravy. Like mas
Ter, like man"
By John ]. Purvis. The american SYSTEM
Wise in its foundation and salntary it's operations
may it be saved from the mutilating hand of the
present adLnInisl ration
By Thos b S,niH, (of n. c. Henry Clay: May
he prove morning star of reformation to the present
| administration.
! By +. II. Murrett. Andrew jackson, President
L. States: may he continue the rod OF correction
the mass Of corruption, I'll ais we'll
| By A. Hatcher. General A. Jackson President
| Of the U. States: the man OF the people, and the
! peoples mau.
By R. II. Toler. Marat, Danion ami ReLesperre
a trumviri of tyranrs which sought ior par
allei IN the blood thirsty despotisnis OF ancient
modern times 1t has at length fnrnd ITS counterpart
IN oi the present administrators Oi ths govern
ment of the United States.
Nv A. NJ. Facble'. Prescription, like The lyran
ny Of Rohespierre, Is only the effect Of example
By William Dlgges. The Prescription List
Suspend Judgment of condemnation, let naiionaI
! jury bring in a Ucrt!ict.
| BY Col. David Rodcs. JUDGE not the tree hv It's
blossom, but await the coming of tue fruit.
| BY Henry Allison. The 4ih Of July proud and
Triumphant day for the American patriot, on5 fur
venting political spleen
! By h, r. Phelps. The Convention of Virginia
and the recent triumph OF the irish Catholics har-
bingers of the ultimate predominance OF free prln
! ciples in both hemispheres.
By VIM l.. Saunders. Gen. Jackson Honor Il
han, for past services speedy end To the -four
years: may the people of the United States then
rid themselves OF President jackson, and learn wis
dom from experience.
BY John Lynch. jr Henry Clay: Neither his
retirement from public life, his eluquenco, his
eminent public services, excmpts him from the coarse
assaults Of party macvolcncc lie supported the abe
statesman and accomplished scholar IN preference to
military despot: This Is his crime! But how i'm