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

BY Smith Thompson. Liberty and Freedom ;brouehou, ,to
. y s,1,es and throughout the World, "s
DyD. Boys. line memory of John jay: The patriot and
BY Gen Baldwin. The Press: Its lceutiousness calls for tho
ByJsaerson Kinney. The Heroes of the Revolution: Nav
ms noery .ey achieved, and the institutions they formed,
eNe emam one common and eternal monument 10 their
BY Alex. n. II. Stuart. Jackson. Van Buren, &. Co. .4ays
we found Angels in the form of men to rule over u.s., Is,
nelr nerciess and indiscrimina,e prescriptions answer the
BY Y. w. Morris. The memory of Jefferson and auams-
n one the author and tho other the advocate of the Declare
1t is now soiemnized by their death,
eleven Ivy F. .,; s ns Isl Layfayeae;: The grateful feelings of
ee'en mhilons of freemen bespeak the estimate i'm which the
american Republic holds his services and his sacrifices
tim, he visits America, may he take a lie lesson fo% the Virginia. anhs
aeis.oorais before he gives a description of them in his travels,
buzzards for eigh, black Eagles. "N' "H'" ~ W0N esA'
BY Henry mtoden,, The State of Virginia: "a cordial
union o ali parties in favour of an efficient system of Iuternai
i9 sBy Wm' s adopted sIss;l, to the wants of the state"
rcted to the gnod of mankind, and the restoration of our loved
BY Geo. Geiser. {. F. S sepaE an aed i'I ln, rsrsIei Improvement,
3 BY o john sP NJ si at wealth 9!hn to , nc interior Of our country
is RESIDENTIAL garb- Let him look to it or he viii be well
BY a, II. H: Stuart. Political Intolerance: How can We
ooas, OF our civil liberty when even a speculative preference Of
BY /. s Brooke, Henry Clay: Truth is mighty and will
prevail" His friends cling TO him with afec,ionaie confidence,
critical enemy. ~
BY VIM, Kinney. The Press. We have been careful in
guarding ITS iGerty-may we remember its Pun ify is not less
important. 49,"
BY VIM. Harper. The American Fair: Nav thew be deck,
ed with smiling virtue, and embroidered with blushing limo.
eenee.
by Mich. Qunnland. The Catholic Blk Another step in
the nnaIch of free principles.
By VIM ii. Speck. The Union: May its Chief Magistrate.
Ill Inc future disPensaiion OF his power, give less cause for regreI
10 his party.
by William Mofett. The memory OF Patrick Henry,
While admiration of glowing eloqucnce, or gratitude for emit.
nent services animate the human heart, never can he be for.
gotten.
by Tho. B. Maxey. American Fair: Like American YES.
sells; may they he well nann'd.
BY +. S Heiskell. James Hagarty, Esq: A foreigner il,
residence, an American in heart-the worthy object Of affec,
toaae remembrance of his native place.
byJ. x. Suioins- Henry Clay: The abuse Of his enemies
only render his virtues more conspicuous
BY VIM. Chambers. Ex-President Adams: He has return.
ed TO The bosom OF his family: let the tolls of political warfare
cease, and nousht but the good mans praise enter It's SANG.
tuarv.
ByJ. &. Bowyer. The Dutchmau's prayer: Tire grace Of
God-may ii extend all over Europe, Asia, Africa, and Amers
ca and even down to the poor Irish.
Iy w II. Tapp. Daniel OSonnell: The Ajax of Irish
I'sh's-a halo of glory attends his patriotic efforts, in which is
seen the genius or ms country presenting hin the grateful offer
Ings OF his emancIpated couhtrymen,
by A. Slater. The States: Nav they he cemented toge,her
as with an adamantine chain, that shall never lie broken III
time shall be no more.
BY r. S. BrooSe. The memory OF General Nathaniel Green
His name is as lofty as the high hills OF Sanlee, and as pure as
the bubblng springs of Eutaw.
BY James NJ. White. The Greek Revolution: An even,
long looked for-may it result in the triumph of liberal princi.
pies in that quarter.
BY V. +. Page. Smith Thompson: The only revolutionary
pntr9t present-veneration for his services, and reverence for
hs age "