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

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OF the approaching Convention or Virginia. NAV the
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4 By John Cabsll, M. D. Gen. A,c,-.v eI.cL-
sou and his cabinet council, NAV thew con, ina. 70
progress IN the reformation and purcstion A., ess.,
italy necessary for the public good, till CONNECTED
throughout this our beloved corntry. And NAV
they also so administer the national government,
within the constitutional limits of tho great cbnrtey
OF the Union. so TO acquire honor to themselves
good to their country and the universal esteem and
/ gratitude of their countrynon
! BY Jno. a. Wharton, esq. The Prest. of tho
United States; Mantled by 'be nations confidence,
and executing the peoples WILL tho little tIunders OF
the opposition fown end roar, and explode harmless
at his feet.
! By Lieut.. CA. Withors. Our respected friend
aud fellow citizen, Samuel Clayton esq. Reader of
the Declaration of Independence: May he, in the
approaching Conrention of State, prove himself
an able architect in the building Of an Ark, which
will be cherished By the present and all succeeding
generations.
BY Capt Grief b. I'ato. The present admins
uaton: From It's purity. vigilance and economy, the
natiou anticipates happy issue to it's patriotic la
bors.
BY Achilles d. Johnson. The coffin hand bill
slondercrs OF President Andrew Jackson: they have
unntentionally done much rood: thanks for their zeal
indgnaionfU for their motives, contempt for their dis
erection.
! By Capt. John p. Wilson. Gen Jackson: Nav
the measures Of his adnis ration be confined with
M the limits constitution characterized by tus-
tice, aud terminated to his honor aud his country
| good.
! BY John N. Cabell Henry Clay, the iteperant
spouter having failed in his first attempt, he is again
railying his forces, laying waste the country with
war. pestilcnce and famine
By George NoNel Gen. Andrew Jackson: tho
his enemies may denouncc him. his country nerves
The arm OF the patriot, and says to the of her
choice, "we done, thou good and faithful servant.
BY John 4. Sewers. Henry Clay: a man of splen-
did talents, but. unfortunately for himself and
try, corrupt statesman.
/ BY John Wharton. Henry Clay: the back-l.r,
drsl't rate in morals in fortune aud in fame.
BY Lirui E. A. Wfh-Fs Henry Clay may he cor
'Fci the Snveniy enudiiioL Of his cr.se his
a"x'ey inr the uaus OF Unce Sans which he lei,
mis- his home.
by Mhj. rhos Ruhd. May the retirement Of Henry
Clay eternal aud his ca lumy agaiust Gen jackson
- iai"t as Gen" Lees against the immortal ushng
! BY Calvin Tate. Henry Clay: the time is no, far dis
tau" when like the uminAry of day whose glorious n
dsprrse the euvinus clouds, he sgain appear on lie
stage OF the world with ne ~born lust
BY Genr-g ". Smith. Tie Virginia Convcu,nn. Nav
the drbri atOms OF that wise body pomute the
aud n ppincts OF rhe people
BY Capt. John E. Norveti Juhn Bfanrh Secretary ~
the Navy: his purify of mind. his fidelity n the duties of
hiss nfice, nd Irng ted life service ri his ha,yr
state proge him well qualified for in tue councils
ui The nation.
By john n. oeesby Henry Clay, the late EXPLOSION
Of hsmal'ce n, FoweI's Garden, lie pta for
pesiitnee aud famine. will bring shame aud coufusiun
upon himself.
BY Lodo~ick r. Pice. The Pesideut of tn, T. States
the man of lie people schoce, he is executing ,ht
penl.lrs VIII.
BY VIM T. Cornell Henry Clay the pa,rio, a nd
siaesn'n firm iudexihie: is huped his n,
from office will be Of shn.t duraton and that ~ will Soon
he elected i" the office of Chief gsrae of this Repub
BY Jno N CrbelI. Andrew jack while in the dis.
charge of h ofria duties, may he keep ugle
the glory nj his County; his may he b.
FIRST in ht ia peace and frs, 20 the hearts
counirymrn."
By VIM c. Fowler. Gen. Andrcw Jackson: Elevate,
To the Presidential Chair by tue unanimous voice OF
free Peopei mar the acts Of his administration be
tionsd by those whu elected him.
BY 1hnmas J. Moorman Andrew Jackson, may th
arrows of eaunhy discharged AT him by has enemies
bound lro@ thu shield Of virtue, with which he
ned, and cover Iiei, ranks w i,h confusion.
BY Isaac N. kucker. The President OF the a. States
uay his wos ks bear seteotypinE
BY Wm r. Rrsuih. Andrew Jackson. The people
fTend: cnuutrys pride and the pporeT Ibe nv.
By Mr NlibAwAy-
All hail, gallant soldier!
! Thy n sba extend
| To Lihe,ty's champi"G
And Nas,Jugtor's irirLd.
Thy namr, lkr hts nwu,
/ Snail be hnn",'d ~ esiih.
A. Ihe waIchwnId q freedom,
Aud stdnda 81 OF worth.
by john H. Oelesby, The present sdninstr siion. lie
u D" judged by its measures.
By Achilles d Johnson: The friends of the late dynns
ty; but THIRD of tic people, they would have Lo
o. The patronage al the COVER amcuf Whist unbu. HIM
aTist'ctacy lis time they were hun hled.
Anonymous The Editor pf the u. =. r.Sgeaph--
vrred with tie dus' ami blood ba,tr
again, he trrads the arena, win nSd ance and sh-
upltir', the champion al tive oi"it'i>t,stion.
By Hon Judge WIN Da.ei the nrw broom HIGH
sweeps CesnssI;" may use II caoy no
4 t'ash win ti,rn Offices
by johnson. Gen. Andrew Jackson Whether in the
heid' ~ the national cabinet private life supports Ii,
sHprv Of his great name ~
By men,,cr of the company John Quincy Adams, eS
president of the Uutef States His friends ever renrbe
wth gratitude his services for the welfare of h cogsr So
oi h's enemies rgnnOg TO recall theiH fnd
soon stu sensbiy regret the injustice they done IN
grrat aud GOOD
By Capt Peter Dudley }. q Adams, the able and houe,
statesman, peace be with HIM in his retiren ent.
Nv John Robinson, Esq "a. CLAW. the Western Star
i By Samuel Garland Esq Our old comrade and absen
friend, Johu b. Roy. may Ms success in life be
with his talents nd worth.
By VIM NJ Riyes Esq The Editor Of the "Camp Ip'rlli