Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-17

served u island where an exceHent dinner wa:
l ne cioth being removed the annexed tons,s n.or,
"ahh with loud and repeated cheering.
tb me gay we celebrate: The brightest era in
'"e page OF history. cheers. pun.
& Our Republican Government, 'rbe danostor,
VI tue hPpiness of II millions of free mon. Stron1
Ghans Ii galant hearts are ever ready for it's de,
renee. . cheers. l gun.
3. The American Flag.
Forever float that standard sheet.
Hhere bieathes the foe but falls bef,rcu s,
WIN freedoms soil beneath our feet.
IN, ana iraedom's banner streaming DER u.s.,
u i,epuoiics OF South America: Nav their
H. .S,aaors SHOW themselves as wise aud prudent as
I gun. "eneets'
!, 'ho Gutnohc emancipation: Another grand step
Z" e"e niarch OF civil liberty. 3 cheers. gun
WI fIceooin or opinlon-political and relipious-
mo striks at this, strikes at the root of onr rova,n
ment. 3 cheers. gun. se
.. The "American SYSTEM" aforementioned .o,a
Union are the ends-internal improyemert and do
nestle INDUSTRY the means Of the American Patriot.
) cheers. gun. 1870
o. Virginia State Policy: Right bout-sorws, .
Hiarch. s cheers. gun.
8. Virginia State Conventions. Nav ;,s morh,.-
prove themselves worthy of the high trust renosal i,
Heein' by forming i Cons ti;u,ion adapted to tile char
actor ana permanent interest of Virginia. 3 cheers.
10. The west- Yesterday a wilder,ess-to.d av q
country great III the Improvement of art and teeminp
%itn u wealthy aud healthy population. 8 cheers
l iico tic Il 3tlnr OF his cOun-
lent. 's ""u -
~ The Soldiers of the Revolution: While we.
hohnf the deed, let the actor be not toroottnn-De-
priVed by government of their only crut.I.. thew lean
on our generosity forsupport. ) cheers. gun.
10. The Fair: Some fowret Is of Eden we still in
VOLUNTEER ToAsrs.
ny Nj. Nelson. The Greeks and Cherokees: Our
southern brethren demand their lands, and reforming
republicans say amen.
Rv 7 w RooI. IN o. 90
By one OF the company. The memory Of Adams
BY John Sexton. Henry Clay: The statesman and
schoiar-thc country will need his services in 1888,
10 SET TO rights the aiIairs of the nation.
by w. brown. Henry Clay: The faithful advo-
cate oil the best interests of his country. AS the oak,
wh'ch has stood through the storm, becomes more
strongly attached to tho soll which supported it .so he
having borne the fury Of the late ieri,pes, is more
hrnly 1lxed u The affections of his friends.
ny j. < Armstrong. Henry Clay: May he en-
JOY the sweets OF retirement until the year 1883. then
may he oe proclaimed The Chief Magistrate of our
Nation. '"i
BY d. B. Patton, Henry Clay: The faithful ooar-
oiai' ol ms corltry's prosperity the gallant champion
Gus feeling. e
BY Nj. z. Hull. Henry Clay: The champion of the
west. undaunted by persecution. he Stands firm
and erect'-the admiration of his friends, and the ter
ror OF his enemies.
BIZ John Morrow. Philip Doddrrdge. His exertions
IN the cause OF a Convention cannot fail to endear him
to every friend of equal rights"
BY Francis MADEIRA. John @. Adams: May his
HE nj retirement be as serene and lappv. as his nnb.
nc ono has been usrfnl and honorable.
BY David Hadden. The American Republic: Cir
tItnde 10 its citizens for their hearty welcome to al
oppressed foreigners. HAY my countrynen like my
self, make it their home.
BY Samuel Clark. The memory of Patrick Henry.
Let ns never forget that the thunder of his e~lopuence
kiletIed the first spark of American liberty.
by J. Moore. The Stai Spangled Banner
nay II ever tnumPhanhy wave,
Der The land of the fee, and the home of the brave
10y L: u. Stevenson. The memory of Baron de
kaib; the brave, the generous but unfortunate friend
OF America.
by a guest. Amos Kendall: The national econo.
tnlst--he has saved 500 dollars of the peoples money
may Congress decree him everlasting bonors and
an assistant %trunpeter ofthe deed.
a Ewell. Wheeling: Her LEGALITY, the inexhans
table mines Of her hills, her manufacturers the indns.
Try ana enterprise OF her citizens will elevate her tc
hat rank to which her numerous ADVANTAGES entitlf
her. ~
By WIN Young. Gen. jackson: Whenever his
measures merritt he shall have timely applause.
by w. A. Moyston. The State of New York
The main pillars of the Union: Nav it be adorned
with unity, peace and plenty.
BY }. L.. CIIap!ine. Agriculture: A true source O
wealth, andthe occupation Of gentlemen.
BY Ohio w. HieskelI. The VIRGINIA Convention
What good may we not anticipate when Madison
Monroe and Marshall are al the helm.
AT srAUNToN.
Inc anniversary of the Declaration of independence wa
IeIeniateu IN Siaunton by a party of gentlemen who dincd a
me Eagle aveFn-Aiter the cloth was removed, Mai. DAME
Hhcney neIhg chosen President, aud John II. leyton, Esq. Vice
resident OF the day, the following 1oasts were drunk:
]. me Ddy 'c cef"6raic-Why Ibis tuInult of iov Throughout
tn. land-tlis martial thunder from ten thousand hills--ihes
vaccinations OF triumphant miions2 1t is the birthday Of
mighty empue-of our own, OR believed country.
2 orr CO'vhy-We love Thee, deag land of our birth! M
for thy verdant hills and fruitful plains, thy noble forests an
majestic sreams-we love thee, because here, thanks to on
God, and the daring souls of our fathers! we walk free and faI
less, unawed by power, and subject only to our own mild an
equal lawsu
= ). The union Of these States-Iet no wieeacre question il
no rutlan invade it-ioI cur people are not fools, neither ar
I they madmen.
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