Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-14

name Honest nlen rarely change their names
BY Or James Saunders-IIenry Clay: Amidst
persecution sud defamation, the LOFTY spirit and un-
bending patriot. Let them prove, who can. that he
over glanced his eye from tho polar of his couu
trys good The friends tina, have stood by him will
swell aud multiply until a nations confidence and
highest gin shall be his reward.
|, BY Hugh Montgomerie-IIenry Clay: The Atlas
OF the Wcst-Proud in conscious rcctitude he bears
his noble head unscatled above the believing of the
storm
BY James McCord--h ndrow Jackson. A monu
ment Of national gra,itude: May no again be the
choice Of the people
By William Diggcs-Party spirit. The Demon
that nfcsts our country May speedily be removed,
and unnnimuy appointed in its stead.
BY Richard & Cralle-Holman and Johnston: the
painters who have beautifully placed before our
eyes the venerable dead who live in our hearts
BY + 0arducr-Lerinyton: the spot, where fell
the first martyr Of American freedom
BY Liest Henry Brownie the memory Of
Gen Alexander Smyth-in politics, consistent and
honest: in private life, exemplary and amable-In
him Virginia lost one Of her noblrst sons
BY William Fraeer-The Fair tho admiration
Of soac the model of Others and the delight of our
sefrcs
BY William Snmptcr-Mrs Barnoy's Letter: a
sharp thorn in Old Hickory's side, never to be eN-
tracted
by Maj Abram r Nor,h-Gen Jackson has evin.
ced to tho world his firm determination to save the
constitution and at the time has astonshcd his
enemies by his hrmness in plocing his veto on the
Msysville Road bill. No act of his life has so com
pleiey sIianecd them in this part Of the world for
they are dumb. which may be safely said is for the
rst time since no was brought forward for the Pres
idency
by Maj Thomas Rudd-Hcnry Clay, a son of vir-
g'nia Like son Of old, he sold his bir'hright for
mess of pottage
BY William Daniel, Ir.-IIenry Clay: To hun we
would drink health. happiness, and ali tie pleasures
Of retired life
BY Martin--The Union: May it long be preserv-
cd Us terror TO oppressors, and refuge for the op
pressed
By 0 Bradfutc--Tbc memory Of Patrick Henry:
the prophetic and enlightened Stateman. Asan or
ator uncquated, and as patriot never exceled
Ivy DIR James Srunders-Thomas jefferson the
best model of Repubcan.sm for our Sta,c eovetn
ment; the best for the government of the nation
By Ryland Rnbcrts--The Fair Sex: Their smile.
bid us live: their frowns die!
By William Saundcrs-The shades of Wash
ington and Jefferson re with Us Awav tbn, ,vi,b
party spirit With single eve to the even, which
secured to us the glorious privilege of this day uni
ting IN the Celebration of the anniversary of Ameri
can Independencc--lcto hearts Gow with gratitude
To the few surviving actors in that scene
Dy DR. Micojnh 4. Lynch-Talents combined with
diplomatic knowledge liberal principles associated
with an honest determination sacrifice self-intercs
to the eouu,rys veal, are qualities compared to
whrch 1.-THE laurels that jackson reaps are weeds
By Guest--Henry Clay:
"An honest is still unnoved rock
"No, shaken, but wash'd whittier, by the shock
ny hichard n tolor. Amos Kendal Neither q
thief nor assassin because his necessities did not
make him the FIRST, bis neroe enable hiE, to be the
last -l1J' When this tonst was announced the
"Rogue's March" was loudly called for and PLAYED
by the band.l
Dy David Lyman. Woman:
gift from Heaven here to dwell
To soothe the savage man.
To cause his heart with love "a swell,
And relieve his ovesy pang
BY Thomas Crews. Gen Andrew Jackson: Ike
Washington, lion In the Geld in defence oShis coun
trys rights, but lamb in the cabinet. He lie bette.
"i9 than %a h.s aal Ho4eb sfbe oa;,.,. -
poVef 4leeRGssas apve e
lous by Inefficient po catch cs,A, of the denoc,at.
republican party the MIN of its clamors
by Maj Thomas Rudi. No parties; oil Ameri.
cans -A''i
BY Robert o Burton. Thomas Jeffi,rson. nu,bor
OF the Decara'on OF Independence: like a bright lu-
rninary be shone with meridian spIcndor on tho
world: may he ever live in the hearts of freernen
by VIM e Frazier. Henry Clay: NAV his na,e
continue TO shine with undmnshed ustre as long as
the radiant sun shall rise, to gd our days, or the
moon appear to illuminate our nights
By p Gardner. The memory of John ad,ms
BY Robert Is Shelton. Jefferson and Liberty.
Terms synonymous: Let US set a mark on thai mon
and count him foe to the latter, who would detrsct
in the garb of an angel
BY DR. N T Lynch. Henry Clay: one of the
brightest lulnlnares that has shone in tho political
armament. Though now reposing 10 the bosom of
lhe w "st, may ne rise Respondent the East and
shine with continued lustrc at the head of govern
ment e
BY John Fl Goodwin. The charter of our Renub-
lie was given to us by our forefathes from the mouth
OF numbering cannon and the point ofthe bayore
scaled with their blood. Let us duly estimate It's val.
ne and guard II with jealous eye
by Thomas Duyal. Pie present administration:
may wo all bear with il with fortitude until 1a1q md
then exchange it for of Coalition and Intriru.
BY Henry Irving. To the members of the Penn
Hat ioL
uOrroto you" THRIFT
BY Cap, Archibald Hatcher. The administration
approve the right, and condemn the wrong
BY q l. Leckie Henry Clay: His tfanscendan,
services and abilities deserve the FIRST station in the
gift Of a free people
BY ID G Tucker. Henry Clay and his coneressiop-
o. colleagues who voted for John q Adams: etornul
nfamy await the abandoned wretches who. for the
sake Of Office, violated the will of the people
BY NJ Watts Henry Clay: The son of Virrin
ia; the pride Of Kentucky -
BY DR. Y Lynch Lafayette: "wbile the tree
o. Freedom's trunk puts forth leaf" the deeds of
vnlor will procure for him an impershable niche in
the Temple Of Dame
by WIN Frazer Our country. Tho tree of lib
ctty planted by tho hand Of osd,,,, ooJ ;,. r..