Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-14

by Hon. Judge VIM. Daniel. The deliberations
oI the approaching Conventon of Virgaia; NAV the
result disappoint none but those WHO Hope or fear
too much. IT,
| BY John 1 Cabsl M. D. Gen. Andrew Jack
! son and his cabinet council: may they continue to
taliy necessary for the public good. till completed
throughout this our beloved country. And may
thev also 80 administer the national government,
WITHIN the constitutional limits OF the great charer
OF the Union. SO to acquire honor to themselves,
Rood tn their country, and the universal esteem and
I gratitude of their countryinen.
By Jno. a. Wharton, esq. The Pres't of the
United States: Maptled by the nations confidence,
ana executing the peoples will, the little tunders of
the opposition trown and roar and explode harmless
at his feet.
aud fellow citizen Samuel Clayton esq, Reader of
the Declaration of Independence: Nav he in the
approaching Convention of our State, prove himself
an aoe architect III the building of an Ark, which
VIII oe cherished by tho present and al succeeding
general ions.
! BY Capt Grief B. Tate. The present admins
tration From IFS purity. vigilance and economy the
nation anticipates happy issue its patriotic Ia
bors.
| BY Achilles u. Johnson. The coffin hand bill
s'ahdcrcrs OF President Andrew jackson: they have
uhntentonaliy done much rood thanks for their zeal
dlgnalohtor their n'rtiv"s contempt for their dis
I erection.
BY Capt. John p Wilson. Cen Jackson: Nav
the measures of his administration be confined with
ice, aud terminated to his honor and his countrys
good
BY John N. Cubel. Henry Clay, the itenerant
spouter: having failed in his first attempt he again
ra'iyng his forces laying waste the country with
war, pcstlleucc and famine
BY George Novel;. Con Andrew jackson: tho
lis enemies may denounce him, his country nerves
:be arm ol the patriot and saws to the man of her
choice. well done, thou good and faithful servant
BY John a. Sewers. Henry Clay: man of splen
did talents, but unfortunately for himself and
try, corrupt statesman.
BY John A Wharton. Henry Clay: the bIack-lep:
desperate in morals, in fortune aih in fame.
By Lieut. c. a. Wi,hers. Henry Clay: may he cor.
the sloveny couiiin of farm, erase his
much "f repair in his he has found
his his home.
BY Nnj. Thos. Rudh. May the retirement Of Henry
Clay he eternal aud his cai,s""y against jackson
'sa'nt as Gs" Lees against the immortal Washing
By Calvin Tate. Henry Clay The time is mt far dis
tat when. like the uunary OF day, whose glorious
dispense the tuvious Clouds he shall appear tie
stage Of t.e world with wborm lust:e
BY Ge0rrg w. Smith. The Virginia Convention: Nav
The irlbe wise body pluuote the interest
aud happiness of the people.
BY Capt John E. NorveII. John B,snct, Secretary #
the Navy: his purity Of mind his fidelity to rhp duties of
his Office, nd ng ued life service cf his n,tiv,
him wel'quslihed in the councils
Of 'h" nation.
BY jain Fl. Osesby Henri CLAY. the late sxr,,s;o,
of hisemai'ce Fowers Gaen, like pea We, Tor ar
pe'rnce aud ia .ne." viii uriag aud confusion
upon hs.sef.
BY Lodnwck G. Price. The President Of the u States
The MA" OF Inc peoples choice, he is executing III,
pennies Will.
by WIN T. Cornell Henry Ciav the oa,rio, and
stn'es' ~" firm aud nhrXinc: hoped Ietit.
from office w De huntu aud IN a, h- W III soon
he elected 10 tn. Office of ChefM gstra,e of this Reoub
J lie.
BY Inn N CnheI. Andrew Jackson while in the dis,
chorre of his official d,,,;s. NAV ne hoo, 49,, we
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ny y" IN T. Fowler. Gen. Andrew Jackson Eleva ted
10 the Presidential Char by the voice of
free people, the ad,niutrat TOT be Sd nc,
rinued by those " bu elected him.
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