Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10
FOURTH OF JULY cEAEbRaT1oS.
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ter'nssion till after the middle of the 'n
al iaties and gentlemen assembled hetw eeos5 and q
clock After partaking of dinner OF. 49,
Vands, served up in the mos, elegant 5, Vie ISi
bert o. Macon, the ladies retired TO the dnnc; r
and the Cloth being removed Col. BERN I,;,A
S%h Was appointed t9preside assisted by Dricorge
w. Harris, selected as Vice President Nshpn Tho
following toasts were dran, " II, social glecss a
i. ne Day celebrate. The birth in vs,f ayne.
rica' LIberty-- thou sawesl Coambias shncktes fan
z George pushsnston The gifi of God, for the
good al ni;,ii. ~ 49,.
g. 1Honuns Jefferson. Fame on t,n,irin 9{s;,os
shall wait his name through ages.
y. James .,f"dison. The Virginia Resolutions Of
l1J3-a text hook for the american statesman.
5. Ber2amin Fr0nhiin. In wisdom, virtue. Datr
o'dsin, philanthropy and science, not excel,ed =
o. lntfirt Henry. y star that rose in the time
ot itarftness, 70 ilicin!ne the road to liberty
7. Gene'm Lgagere. Theidal ot'-iree,ren--the
benefactor of the world.
3. Tie Heroes and Pabi0isofLhe EPeeol,t;oa. Nav
the cause that urged them deeds OF chvalry, ami
mate every votrry of freedom.
9. TIE .3rmy a'ad .N',sy IF tha Inst JYnr Vrustv
ttiuis. ~ 49, f
10. The Federal Constitution. The ark Of onr M.
i'ticai safety, the palladium Of or bcSi es-may it
never he violated. - ~
II. THE Rerolution. The cradle Of our liberty
rocked by the rude hand OF war-may we lonp pre
serve the blessings it conferred.
u TIE Constitution IF Piyginln-Ski,fial arcti
tecs are detailed, to rebuild the nonder inc edite
Let the Bill OF Rights ne the model ibcrty and eopa
ny, .ifc s9uaFe aTd compass; wisdom, TIN. plumb
Teasnn the level; anl justice, the dement,; then the
temple will re Il secure asylum for freedom
~. ne .9'neriran Fair. Calurnny, breathe moi
thy Sl'ghtug breath upon their fame.
VOLCNIEERS.
l'y Mr. Narcissns w. Miller. The memory of
George Mason: His exalted patriotism and ahitv in
maintaining republican principles, have Justly placed
MIN IN famu's proudest emaence.
By ar John X. Swami. The Richmond Conyen-
,onIsts: May they remember the epitipb of the obi
German physiefa::I we'll, wished to be better;
TOOK physc, and here am.
BY Mr.. Nicholas Poindcxicr. Tho Pre- sitlent Of
he United States: Condemn him not as vet-,fn
Auscan stable needed ceairsin..
5y Dr. George W. Harris Alrlrew Jackson, the
rrforpnrr:
Ii-ao e,go;nts to Office Ksndua. Ha and Eesp
By Dr. Wm @. poindcxter. Henry Clay: The
splendid duncr orator. the instigator of j. O. Adams
any thing bat what Pope has termed the nobIcst
work OF 1ipd.
BY Col. Il. Anderson. Henry Claw, The BRIGHT
est panat IN our political hemisple cloud that
obacurc its orbit is passing bv and his RAYS of
light VIII be mere retnigent than meridian day.
By Slr. G. Pdiodexter. Henry Claw Like Judas
scatot preaching the Guspel he mets and rnoulds
te hearts OF the e"pe around him. yet his ownstil
retnlns It's own nutivo depravity.
by Mr p. T.. Watkins. Henry Cay: Ills brii.
liant geni'is patrfurisEn philanthropy and superior
qualifications statesmen, viii atI1ci TO him a,
possessing unprcI udicoi minds
j3y Mr. Vm. MicriIge' her, of Albnma7e. Henry
Clay; The friend OF Wnt!siis aud the opposer of Bar
W; 1t has been stated that he paid off his large
debts, while Secretary of Stale, but meier shown
how he obtained he money
BY Mr.. John Royster. Henry Clay: Like pure
go!d-the more he is rubbed the brighter nc shines.
By Mr. John b. Anderson. Henry Clay's last
speecil-AIark Anthonys Grafton over Caesars body
we know you, Harry.
by Mr.. John III. Vaughan. Henry CLAY: The
pride OF his ien,ls, the of his enemies and
the admiration OF the world. Lay on hIaCduh, and
spare not corrupt and corrupting ADMINISTRATION.
Fly Capt. Tho. W. Vaughan. Henry Clay: M
Wonder at his dyspepsia when he dresses his dinner
meats with SO much Hickory sa,ce-it viii not SET
well his stomach.
81 pr. Julian Kean. Harry Clay:
H%.sn 20 ftot hrigAt s''a 'rere set,
n5tict il ye: 10 sshine SO b'7ghGg
IyiGeo'g'.t etsc'il tie Torid, besjds HdlyV.
Ey Mr. Jefferson Archer. Henry Clay: Think
pot to scout thy evil genius from ,hee hen meet
! BY Dr.. NJ, Chambers. Henry Clay: One of yir-
gina's nobes soHsuIay she give him her suRnort in
J the next Presidential election.
! BY 1ir. VIM, Lewis Henry Clay: ye basb
editors who sud your presses for the promise of trea-
sWy pap) 80 abuse the greatest and best of men:-
/ "Cease vrcrs, We gi1aw against fe."
- BY Mr. Join 5. Crurnp. Henry Gay: Thou look
cst we'll railing at corrupti5n-the devil rebulng sin.
BY Capt John Pollock. Henry Clay: The ca
unny and wrath poure6 ONT OF tire phiaIs of hireIinn
presses against him. snro tokens Of the fears en-
tcrtained by their nosters, that Ire VIII hurl then
! from power
I BY Mr.. John Tlyumpson. Henry C!sy: Tin, fl
brcaoFs and retailers Of the infamous tales of his bar
gain and corruption, Know them to be ISLANDERS, cir
'culated to serve their base views.
BY Mr.. -----. Retrenchmtnt: Defined bT tIR
ndministrstion-'yi money from tire Trca
sury to reward iavoitce In unnecessary outfts-tc
displace faithful public servants
/ by A!r. VIM. Mallory. The Conyention: Success
( to its ef''rts-:rsy hog never lament its call.
I The gentlemen thcn repaired to the dancing room
where thoy Joined the ladies in the sprghtIy dance
which continued til late hour, when the company
separated having spent the day in harmony and con-
yiviai ngF5inent.
Fran ne A6iiount journal IF TVfsdq3.
TIE judgment the circuit court, the of the Ur
nied States COUNSEL in the If Dr. Watkins the
instruct the that the found by Tire grand jury
20 forgery, delivered Yesterday The refused give
fire Instructions asked. The decision Of tho COURT with the
dissenting opinion Judge Thruson, viii be found in Iris
days Journal.
Mr. Svann, for United STATES then reminded the court
that there nov three indictments before them. lie under