Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-13


z The "a United States bright constellation to lb other
nations in tho rack true government, Munc-HaH Columbia
General George Washington. although occupying the most
dearly embalned the grateful hearts Of millions of-s 0'0
Nlusc-Death March, logan Wn'.,
ihonias Jefierson: his memory requires create, .n
than the Declaration this anniversary COMMEMORATE. ~
tomb no brighter trophy than its results. "''
S. John Adams: Decidedly ablest supporter of IN, D,
ration OF independence In the language OF great JEFF
both of though, expression which u, o, ou
seats Music-Des,h March in saul 80 - "o" our
6. The President of the United States
Z. The Heads of the Departments ''''o'
g. Tbs memory Of those who fell patriot martyrs in lie
cause of freedom: " "
For oh! ifthere be IN earthly sphere
boon, offering Heaven holds dear
70 the last ibation Liberty draws
From the heart that blceds and breaks in her cause
Musc--Death March, "Roslin Castle
Our Federal Unon suggested by policy aud confirmed By
IL let oh'ef mix his blow with Chief with man
10 The State of Virginia: fresh vi.or to her life and
death to that family strife which been generated in The
vision Of her political power. " ~ U'
of the American soil; they will len alone b, viii no,
bear the forcing of hot bed cultivation. W." 'O1
M America, commerce, and freedom
Crmnaon and recriInlnauon prolific sources of social
and family d,scord may the happy sisters this Union shed on
10 George Mason high minded, independent patriotic
10 ne mas never nsd SUPERIOR the sagacou author
man ever NS ''-'
Ia The Constitution of the uni,ed States: charter of lin
intelligence to ee aud the frmness their rights
vIT of herd
eS we nave an ample guaranty for the chvay
&c Music--The girl left behind mo-
frnness, moderation temperance and febesrance
national debt one of the pillars of aIistocracy dreaded
and deprecated in all wise republics ~
49, The American Army in peace lamb-in war a lion
stand, ay The Navy having ysnqhed the British navy
20 Lafaye,,e-'he Fencbman the American who shall
M after times t his name mus, have the glow OF lofty
TO So sparkle Rh in his eye MHsic-Marsei!les Hymn
baron pe haih Inc brave and generous soldier who
hatfle
with his blood the tree of liberty"
Music Soldier Sleep thy warfare over,
2 Our country whenever she calls friends sons and ses
snail yield their treasures beyond pub.
% The New Constitutions the workmanship of master ar.
chtecs may it in It's practical operations realize fondest
| 81. Our Fa Coun'rvworen.
Oh woman, in hours of ease
Uncertain, coy, and hard to please;
And variable as the shade
BY the light quivering aspen made;
When pain and sickness wiring the brow
= minist'rIne angel thou.
Nlusc-Belcve me if all those endearng young charms
AFTER the regular oass had been gone through Monroe
the President of the Day. in his peculiarly happy manner pre
laced the first volunteer toast nearly the following words W,
do not to be for owing distant seat and
ndstinctiy. ~ ~
That in offering toas, to the company he would make
few preliminary observations however they might
be thought when the suec' was knosn That person
was about tn toast known probably individual in
that company and would be eulopze his p-
w al hs wo o sn e he
honorable Paosn bold and fearless defence of right
less know
mongst is consuents any part of the Union;
and having had opportunity during the past of
remarks True Mr. Archer has made no vain and
display Congress- he has spoken but Seldom con-
He had egardd the gtsrpg ornaments and nseI glare
of rhetorical displays but fol interchangeable and aten
The business conhded him always the most forward
state OF despatch and mshodcal that
OF the will admit and his impcy relied
by the House Representatives As highly
his exerons and talents appreciated public ascot
tho
atve Hail. chairman of the committee of Foreign Relations
hrst while apparently Conspicuous mem
bers remain where they their FIRST elections and he (Ds
question In short senIemen so high does he sanS
with his Congressional friends, and persons distance for
honorable feelings, integrity and correct Judgment if
member who has voted on subject happens dsplease
by the vote and is fortunate enough to have MIR
find fault with vote, when Archer of Virginia voted
DIR Monroe observed having derived these facts from
sources entitled to implicit confidence he induced to
Archer worthy Representative another star in
Vrgnia's Galaxy his know services and will
By Georg. Porter, Vice President, fhe Pressa mighty
moral engineomnipoen, to do harm well do good
may II cease TO do evil and Learn to do well
BY Colonel George Cole. While commemorate the
memory of George Mason for his able services framing the
old constitution Of Virginia let forget pay due respect
the able services of Benjamin Watkins Leigh framing
BY Or Archer: The Declaration of Independence concs,
cd and in thunder BONA period for the display
By Or N X Foster: benjamin Lesh-iso learned aavo
caeIe talented and politician; services merit
the highest honsrs of his country
BY Mr. a Trsbue: The heroes and sages OF the revolution
each returning of the day ectu
ally remind us Of duty oPutsue their OF dneresed
patriotism.
By Captain d Wells The army and navy, while By
the militia the United States peonIe have
nothing to fear from abroad.
By Spencer: america who spread its fame
FROM pole poemay they never be forgotten by sons
BY }. & Porter The old United otses-he blooming mother
Of eleven promising daughters and still the fun lido fecun
diiynay the daughters be as blooming their mother, and
ali Eesals-and may they live forever.
BY Captain b n Woodbridge: Benjamin w Leigh, dis
nguscd representative in aic
loves him for his virtue, adnrs him for his administrations him
her
BY Mr. Il Connolly The Union OF The States, and the liberty
and happiness peopenseparably connected, he
not the who protects the other.
by MIR Paerson hide rendencepurchascd with the best
blood and sealed with the lives Of countrymen
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