Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-24

and pride Of their rsade their zeal The cultivation of
military science and their g.n,emanly department, highly
by Capt. John r. Turner, ui The Guards. Our beloved
oan'y' In the hour peril may her tds he stationed on
by W. Summers The late Emancipation of the Irs,
Catholics Another evidence Of the march of mind-anoher
victory oi reason over prejudice
ByC: X. Baldwin. Representation and taxation hand in
hand sound when that the people only
right themselves, but of dangerous enlency when
fee s',rss axe made equal to %, three Jresmsa
Star the Yves, hail his patriotic AT the last session ofe
BY john NJ Creed. John MARSHALL The the Con.
ven,io and VirSnas brightest ornamcn with SUCH pilot
my coun,rynIcn, fear not
by II. NJ Penn 'The sovereignty of new
discovery OF The theory OF our government tc sovereignty of
tue un'on the sovereignty OF the states 1.-The sovereignty
of the Countess, and last least, se sovereignty
Pe0pie"-veriIy we are IA nation Of soee'eaE,s'
preaching when She will reassune her peenneuce among
By William lille Virginia. May she not lac outs,ripne,i y
6y G. Kelly ,r"s american: True to his country true to
| By frarcs Thompson. Thrift Agriculture:
"Col,'nba's so,,s, snuru the rugged to-,
| YoGr Nations Glory S a cultured soil;
| EoaIc's tinciunatus, of llusous birth,
! increased mis- lau,els while lie ,iIrd the ,arth'
liy Alex T. LA DIZZY. The Thomas jefferson
'rle auur .oaraono independence; the bill for The
establishment of religious cr;on; and father of the yirma
By William Rand, Norfolk: The trade of tho Roanoke is
destined commercial Importance aud evice the
by Norris 5. Wheker The pcnan, waving over us.
May II Dc struck in submission foreign power
by Lieut. Grynn The volunteers of country: They dis
spirit which Will make gallant in
iSy Robert Stafford The Ladies of Charleson: Nav virtue
hH their SHE ID, marriage then Defence and offspring
! By William Cook Pilot aud Gunner: May we all steer
safely through the shoals of life have
the may friends he able make tosd report
| By George Gosbom May Tie people of the United States
never want for Jackson Wien reform is necessary.
By tien w Summers The appointments by tue Tx
ecuvc From the selections he has made, Jackson must
intend 10 reform the adrduats appointed, rather than
by Jos Lowell James Barbo-come home are times
When p'sudts station 10 a post oi honor
| by Geo. Go>iorn.
Viii, a Jackson hickory brush,
| We swep, Adams, Clay and Rush.
Ky D0ct. =. Patrick Removals. - achson Reform
Rudey dstcns long tried and tai officers enable
ide Dun Green 10 reward pack of prohgae editors
tools OF tr iet clcien Of ''mprovne the press
by John GoSor May the effect of the last Presidential
contest have lasting rsresson the rising generation?
By Mason Campbell The late and existing administrations
The Hrnef like the pursued its uneng light
and usefulness. and in oncoudcd sp!eneour latter
Ike Night succeeds and the cold and chceress moon the
little stars icebly wmkng, only goom loa,h
some tenants of darkness creeping ngs abroad But
ere kong glorious day shall break and the upon
! our bcuigited land.
by VIM v HUT. President Jackson In war like eted
lion in pillar Of fire. guide and direct des,ines
| OF his country.
l'y benjamin F. Kelly Henry Cay One of the brishes,
stars in the constellation Of American atenem sooucr is
he retired TO private m than he Recommending Internal I'm
"veGes in his adopted STAKE he .e:rive from
me trends OF the American SYSTEM, the reward that awaits
him.
iiy John Philips. II. Clay His commonwealth will
for the injustice She has done him.
by G. C. Raud Henry lay Firm, fearless and the
eloquent champi,i of his couniryS rights, "Te knowledge
that he lives buwark against his countrv's foes
ByIames Crak. John Randolph fRnanoke The constant
adercnt of administration because most administrations
are opposed to the interests of tie people: his sagacy saw in
ne cabinet appointments of Jackson tie original sn that W.;
BY VIM F. WhmeHer Henry Claws 1s speech a, rowers
Garden: acts stubborn things; trth great and will
prevail" - $50 "
ty Charles r. Baldwin, afer Judge Summers had retired
Va, Summers r long ads, umnary the Judiciary
The sauic armament with Marshall