Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16


persecution and defamation the lofty spirit and nm
bending patriot. Let them prove who can, that he
ever glanced his eye from the polar star Of his coun
trys good. The friends tina: have stood by him will
swell and multiply until natot's Confidence and
highest gift shall be his reward
BY Hugh Montgomerie-Henry Clay: qHe Atlas
OF the Vest--Proud in conscious rectitude be beors
ms noble head unscotiled above the believing Of the
BY James McCord-AntIrew Jackson mann
ment of national gratitude: May he again be the
choice of the people "o
by William D:gges-Party spirit Yhe demon
that infests our country: May speedily be -emossd
and unanmity appointed in it's stead
by Richard Cralle-lIoman and Johnston. the
painters who have so beautifully placed before our
eyes the venerable deud who live in orr hearts
By E F Standardization. the snot ,yhc-o sa
the urst martyr OF American freedom
by Lieut. Henry Brown-To the n,cm,rv q,
nen Alexander STy,li-in politics, Consistent and
h, III private life' exemplary and an,iable-Iu
UNI virginia lost one of her noblest sons
BY Will lam c Fraoer-Fhe Fair: the odn,irn, ion
o soAne the model of Others and the delight of our
BY William Sumpter-Mrs Bsruey's Letter: n
sharp thorn in Old nickory's side never to be eys
tracted ~ 80
ny Maj Abram r Nor,h-Gen Jackson has evi,,-
ced to the world. his frm determination to save the
cohsNu'ion nhd at the same time has nstonsfed his
enemies by his firmness in placing his veto ON the
haysvIlle Road bill No act of his life has so conn
p!e'ey slenccd them in this part of the world for
they are dumb, which may be safely said is for the
first time since he brought forward for the Pres
idency 80
| by aaj Thomas Rudd-Hcnry Clay, son of Vir
gina: Lake son of old, he sold his birihrpht for
| mess of pottage
| By William Daniel, Ir.-!Ienry CLAY: To him we
would drink heath, happiness and ali the pleasures
of retired life
BY r Marin--The Union: May j. long be preserv-
Cd as terror to oppressors, and refuge for the o
pressed WAY W
BY 0 BraJfitc--'rhe memory of Patrick Horny
the prophetic and enlightened Stu,cufan Asnn ar
ator unequaed, and as patriot never eycc]let
Sy Dr james Snunders--Thomas Jefferson. tbe
best model of Republican;sm for our Sta G govern
nient the 6es, for the government of the nation
81 Ryland ISa,berts--The Fair Sex: Their sn,,os
bid us live: their frowns die!
sy William l. Saunders-The shades Of Wash
lngton and Jefferson with us Away tho, u,;,h
party spirit With single eye to the event which
secured TO US the glorious privilege of this dsv I'm;
ting m the celebration of the anniversary Of Ameri
can 'ndepcndence-lct our hearts flow with gratitude
10 the lew surviving actors in that scene
by Dr Mica ah T. Lynch-Palen,s conoh;ned ,v,,h
diplomatic Knowledge liberal principles associated
with an honest determination sacrifice selt-nteres
TO the connir5's veal, are qualities compared to
which "the laurels that Jackson renps arr weeds >,
BY Guest--Henry Clay:
- An houest man is still u unmoved rock
''No shaken, bat wash'd Wher, by the shock
by Richard II Tolcr. Amos Kenda Neither n
tnef nor IN assassin, because his necessities did mot
make hun the first, Nor his enable him to be the
last -tIa When this toast was announced. ,hc
'aogzes .0arcs" Was loudly called for, and PLAYED
by the band.l F'-Se'
By David Il Lyman Woua1:
a gift from Heaven here TO cv,r.,
. 10 soohe the savage man.
10 cause his heart with love To swell,
By Yhomas Crows. Sen Sen Andrew jackson: III.
afnnSton. hon in the fiad defence of bis coun
srys rights, but lamb ia the cabuer. lie n trtt
Tuan than hIs ca4IHnnia tors,
Bs Maj e North Tue esdstfun oppos,ttoo 70
Sause's as violent; as furious po,Seriess; marvel
loua by inefficient: Tn ca .ch a,iIs of ,Ia da, -;
republican party the aim Of its ciamors
By Maj Thomas Rudd. 70 parties, all Amer;.
CHS -N''''A
BY Robert Barton. Thomas Jefferson, author
OF the becaraton of Independence like q bright ln
minary he shone with meridian spIendor On the
vorlc: may he ever live i'll the hearts of freemen
By Wm G Frazler. Henry Clay: may his name
continue TO shine with undimnshed lusre Us long ms
tue RADIANT sun shall rise, to gid our days, OR The
moon appear to illuminate nights
by II b Gardner fhe memory of John Adams
By Robert d Shelton. Jefferson and Liberty.
FERNS synonymous: Let set d mark on that man.
and count him foe to the latter who would detract
In the garb of an angel
BY DR. III 7 Lynch. Henry Clay: one Of the
brightest luDinaes that has shono in the political
hrinanent. Though now rePosipg in the bosom of
the West, may he rise respondent in the Ehst and
shine With continued lustre at the head of govern
mont
BY John II Goodwin. The charter of our Repub-
lie was gwen to Us by our from the mouth
OF numbering cannon and the point Of the bayonet
sealed with heir blood LIE, us duly estimate its val
ue and guard IT with jealous eye
by Phomas Buval. Tue present administration:
may we all bear with it with fortitude until 1888 and
taGn eXchange It Tor one Of Coalition and Intrigue
by Henry Irving. To the members of the Vsm-
perance s''ciey: "ht, drink and be uerry; for to-
uorrolo you" Httra!
By Cop' Archibald Hatcher. The administration.
approve the right, and condemn the wrong
BY G l. Leckic Henry CLAY: His t9ansconda nj,
services and abilities deserve the first station in the
gift of free people ''0
by u G. Tucker Henry Clay and his COMPRESSION
a. coueasues who voted for John q Adams: eternal
infany await the abandoned wretches who. for the
sake OF office, Violated the will of the people
ny III Watts Henry Clay: The son of Virgin
la; the pride of Kentucky
ny DT NJ II Lynch Lafayette: "Wbile the tree
OF freedoms trunk puts forth eaf." the deeds 81
valor will procure for him an irnperishabl niche in