Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-09

by Wm. f Pcndiefon .-Our dead Washington
Verify, l would not give him for all the living Boil
vars in the world
by John III Pieasants Of the Drogoons-Jame
Madison-The representative of q purer and bette,
age-worthy to be the political Mentor of this.
By Lieut.. FL. Gibson, Of TIE .4rtiUery.-THE Pc.
rEEsnURG GREYs-Most worthily represented by GU,
Guest. Lieut.. Saml IL Myers.
By Lieut. Sam. II, Myers, Of TIE Pctessbure Greys
-RIcHMoND LAFAYETTE ARrILIERY! With warm
hearts for their friends, and firm hearts for their foes.
At the festive board. or in the battle field, their hour
of trial will be their hour of triumph.
By Lieat. y. G. Williams. ofMe DragoonS.-May
the unnatural alliance between the Tariff and Inter-
nal improvements be severed, and Agriculture and
Commerce permitted to recover from their depres-
sion.
BY Capt Benjamin Sheppard, late ofthe Cacairy.-
the Hero OF Eastern Virglnia-B. w. LEIGH.
BY. a Gutant John g. Robert Of tn, ArtiXery-The
ru!lag party of these United States now and forever
Let /. deal with candour. and "the Federal Union
a0U be preserved"
By ID anderson. Jr. of The yngoons-G, Pro-
sident of the United States.
By Daoid Briggs The army of the Revolution
Ever hallowed be y~ournemory? Unpaid. uncloth-
ed, and almost unfed you foiled and vanquished the
most wariike forces of Europe.
By Captain j d Richardson, of IKE .4rtiVery.--
REFoRM--
"A Jactious phrase, by cunning caught and spread.
By Lieut.. Henry Gibson, Of the Artillery Henry
Clay--A true and gallant son of the Old Dominion:
May she prove faithful to him in his hour of trial.
By Col. .4rn,iStead, of the .4rfiUeru-A rc.c,ec.
ton of the undaunted Hero. vino feanrlcsslv put his
veto on the Aiaysville Turnpike Road.
ny Eda0in Robinson, 9fMe DrdgoonS.-The Rights
OF the States, as defined by the Supreme Court ofthe
u. STATES, john Marshall presiding.
BY Captain Wren, late If The Caualry--The rights
OF man. in their true ense--unshackled by general
welfare and Tariff laws.
BY .Hr. Heyvood Of PosOhotan.--The Petersburg
hall koad---the best proof of Virginia patriotism.
Nv .JOSeIh SeITpr of {o D-nr,o, (oI, D,n
dolph--.The opponent OF every President, save he who
has violated the Constitution of his country, and re-
warded him with u lucrative office.
By I'm. WaAace, of the .4rtiHery.--The tower
ing oak OF acknowledgement at home and abroad
---retlectlng the spirit OF discernmcnt on the woman
ry of Charlotte.
By Captain Richardson--Our worthy friend Lieut..
WYNDHAM RoBERTsoN--the reader of the Declare
ton of independence.
By Lieut.. Col. Ruheyfoord-John Floyd, Cover
nor of Virginia-ever true to the principles of the
Old Dominion.
By Mr.. John ~. BrockenJrough, of the Dragons
The memory of SPENCER RoANE!-The able and eff
fcient defender Of State Rights against Federal en-
croachment.
BY Governor Floyd, twho had just arrived from
Buchanan's spring)EThe Uplands and the Lowlands
united in destiny-unued in Interestingly they
unite IN improving the State.
By Mr. e n. Laacsoa, of the Dragons -Polilical
female oveiiness-virtue its only safe
guard.
BE- Cot. james p. Preston-The University of Vir-
ginia-a cardinal point of policy under the new Con
%stitution.
By Captain James N. Johnston, late of the e. L..
/. Blues-Our government-its principles have been
tested through 81 years-may neither party feeling
nor personal aggrandiZement injure its structure.
By.Mr III. L. Aent. ofthe Dragoons-Henry Clay
the true Pdtriot-ihe honest man--in his support,
may we always stand ready to pledge our fortunes
and our sacred honor"
By M Richard Lamb. of the Artillery. Chief
Justice Marshall!
By Doctor HaraH, of the Dragoons-The erich
mond Lafayette Arti!lery"-out hospitable entertain
ers-to-day soldiers. tomorrow citizens.
By r. A y England. of The Artiilery-Jackson,
like the Roman General Sylla, who wrote his own
epitaph, ~hlch was, that TO man had ever exceeded
hiEs IN fewarding his friends, or Furnishing his enc
mics.
By Corporal Ruteheuson, of the Artillery-The G.
lectivc franchise. Fhe citizen who dares not exer
else ii independently is a slave-he who would pur-
lsh him for its free exercise is a tyrant.
By .Mr r. R Robinson, of the Virgo
nia-nay her priAciples be respected, and her rights
maintained
By yMr Thomas Sterenson, of the Dragoons-Vir.
gina-the land of purity, hospitality and honor
BY .Mr. u. TyndaK, of the Artilery-May the
Pree of prosperity be- planted in America, and every
well wislier partake of the fruit.
By George Hooaod, of the Dragoons-Watkin
Leigh--the accomplished Lawyer aud Statesman
the faithful %centjnel to warn his countrymena ga,ns.
The danger of military tyranny. Virginia ht;2rs hin
as one Of the worthy compeers of those l1lustriou.
men who have thrown an imperishdble lustre on tht
page of her history.
rive are requested TO say that this toast was mis-
laid by Mr. Howard, and thas-hencc it was not givcl
as he intended.
BY JTr. Robert Mott, of the Artillery--Henry Clay
mot fallen No. as well the tall and piItared Alleg
hany fall"
By JUr j. NJ Denegree, OF the Artillery--Ou
friend and brother member, Mr.. Archibald GovNi-
J though absent. yet not forgotten.
By Mr. WaUnce, of the Artillery--The veteran
S atesman who shouidered his erutch. and fearlesslJ
advocated the rights Of sovereign States united.
by DaUid B~riggs-Prineples no! men--talke,
about by aH--proctised but by fen.
By Doct HnraH, of The Dragons -IIeury Clay
the Lion of the West = In 1892 he Will shake hi
name, when the Jackalls at Washington. must sneal
to their hiding holes.
By 3. q. Spai@jag, ofNc 1r&Hery--Civil and re
ligIous liberty May they ever continue 10 sound th'
immortal tocsin of general and universal happiness.
The RjckponA Liga Infantry Blues, COMMANDED