Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-17

ona canals; the Frontiers require Light Hou
and Forresscs; each part has c9ua
Si'nHs upon the fostering care of he government,
~. Tho American Systeu-Who SO base a, mo-
Iesife protection against the Restrictions and mon
opohes' whereby foreign cupdity seeks TO embar
sno paraIyze the industry and enterprise of GU,
H. The people of the Valley and of the wes,-
Whom nature has Joined together lie, not man pu
ls The scheme of distributing the rovo,ua md
committing works of internal improvement n rho
ates-The fit counterpart ofthat which would leave
eacn State to provide for its own defence make
tics and nullify tariff laws.
H. Phe American Fair
VOLUNTEERS
ny Moab Zane-The President of the United
He mus. he taught. He shall be laugh, to see.
an " ,h renee ns, es'wes1 the singular
Virginia. "' A'u''u OF
ny Michael Coylc-A short life to the New Con
stution' and speedy reformation ID the opostnta.
the true principles Of civil liberty and the rrb,s
BY NJ. Nclson-Henry Clay: The f,,b., oe d.,
country u" every
=, By David Lnne-General Lafarettc tho f,iord 81
National Independence ''"" VI
~, by John W. Berry-The Memory of Gen. Georoe
~ashinSton naive of Virgina-thc political ,ad
mliaty model of human perfection.
BY Or. J. Morton-Nathan Dane, the ou,bor or,ho
u, 'unance OF 1857 for the COVE rnnlent of the N w
bad TASTE % HIS h1ihe is IN
by 4 T. Robnson-Dsniel Webster the grca, n.
unary OF tho North guide TO the devious footstens
CT the nul'ifers of the South 70
By =. ID nniston-The People of rho I1,,o a. c,.
wiI shew, in 1882, that the present jackson and
reform system, coupled with Rewards and Pnn;sb-
publicans f'' Vi fse
BY VIM. McGaughy-May the Hickory which
star's IN the way OF our Bridge be cut down and the
9aots grnobed up, and the abutments of the Supnr-
structure De securely laid under Kentucky CLAY.
10y % MucheiI-Ihc West and Henry Clay: their
interests are identified now and ever have been
By VIM. +. Peterson Jackson and Reform era
gan' intrigue and Corruption" all practically illus
'r1 n - by the present Administration
10y ~, 4. Dean-Iie Fourth of July and the Star
OF the West--ibc better learn them the more ,ve
admire them. ' WIG AD'1o we
BY Madnro-Thc process rcsorted 10 in B;ble
times Tor the Purgaion ofeprous houses will bc 70
sived about the 4th Of March, 1888
BY John McFeran-The late Convcu,;o, of VII
gEia-dignifed in it's organizaton-thc majority no.
'itiealiy cursed IN its dissolution. ~
PROM the Typographical Society-Hon P Dod
G.I1go' nus nfm Sdnd IN the Convention for equal
rights and his Services IN Congress- ente him 10 the
full measure Of our appreciation.
by John McLure-Dsniel Webster: Now Soma
Tor OF the United States, and deserving of a bober
Office. " "s"'i
BY Dr. j. Morton--Southeru politicians and sort,
ern policy--When oucc men are Determined tn bc-
heVe the very absurdy of the doctrine confirms them
in their faith. "
Bys Atkinson-Thc jackson R,,ro.ent,,;, =;
Congress from the Northern and Western States"
thcy are Not to be influenced by q mere party nnme
TO turn traitors to the best interests their
ents--the New hampshire members excepted
anonymously ashiDgton and his Immediate snc
cessors in oflce-their enlightened md ,rue noJcu
held sacred for the last so years. have driven on the
vessel OF State wjth extraordinary success and sneed
avoiding all rocks and quicksands but alas! a new
NGnfInr hno
aback. and although good Ship she is in dunner If
laundering. s~ VI
BY J. Al. Clarke-The political glory of our coup
try, Freedom of Election-it is too much shaded bv
the hickory OF fennessee-May the rays from the
Star OF the West, soon wthcr the tree and its
branches.
BY d. Hubbard-The American System and Hen.
~ Clay.
By Guest-H Niles, the steady friend and zeal.
Gus supporter of the American System
BY j. b. Truax--The Working Mcn-thev arc tho
bone and sinew of eur country-May thew never
abandon the principles of their Leading ipaxrps.
"e9ua,y OF civ rights and similarity Of education
BY T. Hamilton-The general Education system
May 1t speedily be adopted throughout the United
States. ''''''
BY w A. Moyston-Tbe progress OF improve.
meDt IN Wheeing-credltable alike to our municipal
authorities, and TO individual enterprise.
by d: Hull-MRs. BARNEY
Broa,hes there man that does rot feel
fier claims-beT wfongs-"ber warm apnealu
by T. r Robinson-iIenry ClaywPersccuted
through not Frustrated In three years time refor'
mers will need reforming.
BY Jesse NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the duy--.honest
men its victims.
BY c. Truesdell--John O. Adams and Internal
improvements.
BY VIM. Ball. May the Presidential chair be spoe.
Oily purified with the Clay Of Kentucky.
by J. Caldwell-The Union-It must be preser.
ved-et the last cartridge be shot and the last of its
trends tall ~ iIs defence before il be broken
.by VIM vause-rbe sovereignty of the people
of the United States unimpaired.
by j. III. Clarke-Liberty-Amcric its birth
place, may 1t never be its burial ground.
by j. c. Campbell-The memory of William FL
FHzhugh' late member Of the Virginia Convention
an honorable life and lamented death.
ny samuel kenode-Philip DoddrIdgc. the States
man and ssge-hIs worth-his indela,igable perseve.
rance IN Convention will be highly appreciated
BY the citizens Of Western Virginia
'inony'nots--The gallant Gen. Haynes and his
army OF nuliers may they be saved from Hemp
death.
BY Jesse Lantz--The grand Western Rail Road
MAY lis projectors never want mouev IN IN rrv or