Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

~ D. Il. Jones'. Hon. Theodore Frelnph soil,
ills country and the Indians of the Souib' viii an.
preclate his services, when the present Adr,",,
ton Is torgotten-unless To be Deprecated
by Isaiah Thomas. Hon Edwa I'd Everett, --,,h.
the earnest patriot anu
BY NJ NJ Whtemore. Mr. Spracue. Of Mi.
The able and enlightened advocate of the Indian
and his country. "
BY r.. Il. Bowler. Henry Clay-I,ke tho esq.,.
Spangied Banner ''blazing all over with his coun-
trys glory.
By II Peters. Hon Daniel Ivebster,-A star of
the first magnitude-it will never be said to his die;
credit tina. lone star difiercth from another star in
glory" '''i -
BY Allison Owen. The Hon John Holmes of
atne-'He dared be honest in the worst of timesn
ny a Hayden. The Hon David Bartop-NJau
West" '1'N 'o"S VI inc
BY J. Young. Mr. Calhoun,-His endorsement
political bankrupt ~
by Col. Carr Mary Barney's Le,ter,-rhe hest
speech against the tyranny of the Executive.
ny W. .. Hatch The Ethop may change his skin
ana .he Leopard his spots but hide of the
Administration defes, whitewash
by Mr. Humewell Daniel Webster, -"Liberty and
Union, now and forever, and inse perable
by a. Hayden. Hon Thomas Chilton,-Better tn
see the error of his ways, at the eleventh hour and
repent, than continue in inequity.
Sy Capt Joseph Pierce 'sMy graduation Bn .,
100 termed by Senator Benton.) Mr. CLAYTON of Della
ware, and Mr.. Smith of South Caroins thrust the
khfe to the hlt" in that blown bladder
BY Francis Shields, {engine builder) The steam,
engine of State.-May IT'S piston work with accura-
cy and its boilers never burst
by Allison Owen. President Jackson ,
Stq.esiiai. ehgraIted upon successful General
ny Jervis y. klboy IRternal improvements -
Judc'ously stranged by pretended friend
BY M. Brooks The Presidents decIsrat;, :;
taVor OF Internal improvements thay NAV deca;na
his friends 5 Se"e
like d.. Dead Sea frults that tempt the we,
But turn to ash es on the l;,s,,, 'o'
By DIR. Murtbck. The exclusive Rennb,oo,. 20
tne present day,-The component parts. if unaIvzed
weld expose large proportion of animal rotten.
By b. w. Higbie The State of Mssouri-wbat.
ever oil Jacksonism she may have, NAV she speedlv
rcnounce, and by rallyng around the "Star of the
west, show her gratitude to the able advocate and
defender of her rights
BY Paul Anderson of Missouri .R.f-,n 20
| pursued will 'eviscerate' the National treasure.
ny w: Graham The United States-rebt or
wrong they are right. s
BY DR. Broadbury. Our Free Institutions
oiessiIg or curse, according they are admins
Tered ny virtuou or vicious upon right or wrong
principles. WING
~, BY A. NJ Bailey. The present Administrative
Ihey begin to read their hist nv in Notion,s
eyes.-rnay Nations votes enable them to rene-
ruse IL IN 1893 from Epigraph to Colophon, from be-
ginning to end of the chapter.
By N. NJ Whittemore Our next prasa.1
May he be moulded in tho Clay of Kentucky.
reformed in 1888 >'' We
BY H. H. Southgate. Kentucky and Henry c1.n
been. ever nave
BY Joseph Buckley. The Senate-The time bas
oeen "nen an ofbcai deputys deputy would not have
answered Senator's request for inforpa ton with
You are not permitted to know sir"
Bya Guest The Veto.--In Poland. formerly il
operated as an absolute check upon the passage Of
awi In inns country. thank God, the People may
''order things better"
by J. r. Conover. Samuel l.. Snnth.rd-I.;
talents, extensive acquirements and in
GorruPtbe integrity, eminently qualify him for Vice
President of the United States w
by D. Stone, Esq Ii custom of the anci.pt Van
cuss tie twice once while drunk thar 'p.;i 10 dis
sy J ~a ssoT and energy and while SOBER
discussion of the important subjects which have as,aod @
lae e SESSION OF Congress assenbiase
ny - w owen The Peoples servents-may they do the
by w. L. Dsn The actions of Office holders and office
what sl they are Tf. worth ''a'N''
OF patriot the of the nat,
one VINO knows the peoples rights land, knowing dare main
By Patterson The veto,-It will MAdam,ze our CLAW.
IF ~ L.s Henry Cay.tiis name should like the story
not as the advocate of the The East nor The We;
nor the North the Souhbut our Country our unn,a
'I Rn s snd nothing but our County,
by Kellogg. Presiden, Jackson Sam Pa,ch-Th
pubic are now satisfied that some things can be- done wen
BY H. Peters, Esq. Mrs. Barney and her e)oouen
co%pseS IN as' De awful indeed when Woman feel. herself
, 10y DL oomerby Henry Clay-Tne champion of human
BY W. johnson. The minority speeches in The late Ser,
ateThe sentiments of pair om and cot the braIng of
sycophants. w. ~ '"""'s VI
By w. L. Graham David Bar,on-Bis coun,,v,s t,.,d.
let his country befrend him '''S"u'
. by Capt Jos Pierce Partizan Presidential dsaraceto
ninsei curse 70 his country, and d3lono to his epe:
may never have another ~ ' Isl
by d. Caswel, Esq. The Hon. VIM. Hendrcks-Ha.
wing commenced in he WILL like the statute of Lma
tons continue on. ~ ~
by I" Buxton Thomas Fl Ben,oD,-"Ny son." said the
wise S man, "in all thy ge,ngs, get understanding"
by James W can, jun Henry Clay-The brightest star
dent in 1888 ~ ~ ' '''P's'''
hy A. Patterson The hero of wars and forty braus
way ne IN 1888, march 10 the judcous re form
by Judge Piatt The present Chief Magistratefy sut,s
lg the press and brng tile seDines upon rampars of
Freedom has usurped liberties efecualy as if he had
done with fifty thousand bayobeis his heels
ny Jos Graham The American Sysem,-It cannot be in.
ynTed by the attacks of open only breads s
"Judicious'' friends. '' "S '' o'er
Most OF the volunteers well nearly all of the eovay
toass were loudly apPlauded with the utmost en-
tlusiasn. ~ VIC "'''o'' GU