Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-10
Erom the Norfaik B.seon of Jsns q :.

Matthias Jonc., Esq Presided assisted By John G.
Cohoon, Esq and Col Josiah n iddcs, as Wee Pros
idonts.
Tho following toosts werc given the OCCASION
and we learn were received with the most animated
expressions Of appreciation and general coincidence
. in the sentiments they contain
L. The Constitution Of the u. States.-May the
attachment ofthu American people to it, be As lasting
2. The Union.--Heaven forbid, that any man
should ever think hnsclf abe To calculate it's value.
The memory Of Geo Washington, who, in pat
riotsm and devotion to his cnuntry, stands without
parallel.
4 The Patriots of the Revolut ion.-Thcir mem
DRY will DO honoured, long 'imc shall last, or
the cause of freedom sh..l have an advocate
The President of the United States.-We hon
otr the Office. "a
6. Thomas New,on-ror u years our faithful and
honest Representative. An injured people will iu-
vnanty the party decision Of Congress, and
restore him TO the seat Of which he has been depr
we'd.
If1ere. we learn Mr.. Newton rose, and addressed
the company in very feeling and impressive speech,
which he concluded by Offering the following toast:
The citizens of the county Of Nansemond-In their
firm and steady support ut republican principles and
doctrines, they look to tho good of their country and
the happiness of man
T. General La Fayet,e.--By birth Frenchmon.
BY inheritance nobleman, by choice freemsn;--an
adop'ed citizen of America, in whom there IS no
guile.
8. Virginia The birth place Of Washington JEFF.
fcrson, Madison aud Monroe, she tarnish her
fame, by sanctionng the vindlctve measures of the
present executive of the United States: VIC hope
not.
9. John @ Adams. His virtues and his talents
sh,nc with Increased spendor, in contrast with the
weak and vengcful course of his successor in Office
TO- Henry Clay virtuous people, for time
deceived. will repair their error by elovating him TO
the highest office in their gift.
II The Virginia Ssnaors.-Ther stand saains,
Hill. X, ndal and Noah augurs we'll. My the little
leaven of old Virginia PATRIOTISM thus evinccd speed
liz leavsn the hole batch.
-. Agrclu ure. Commerce and Manufactures
Mutually tributary 10 national wealth and lndcpend-
10. The American Fair.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY J. III. Harrell- Pos, Master General off
the United States He has reformed order into cha
os and brough, his department upon the Parish.
BY Col. J. Rddick.-Reform in practice, not in |
vain declarations,
BY. c Cohoon Philip D,ddridqe-The able |
and firm advocate of the Peoples rights lin the late
ton Laws of Virginia | trust he has our thanks. |
By Matthias Jones -Thos Rtchie-Had he re
NAMED true to his principles, he would not have been
denounced Gs aposrate by The oldcn Jefiersonian
Republicans nor would The have ever spoken, il |
BALKAN, had not turned traitor to Israel and to God
May he soon say Balaam did, 81 have sinned; | !
will get INC back again
By w. II. Goodwin General Robert Taylor
Virginia loves him for his virtue. adnires him for his
talents, and will reward him for his patriotism
By Dempsey Byrd-Georgc L.oyal-Palmed upon
~ By party vote in Cong, ess the people of this
district will consgn hin, to mri,ed retirement at the
next election.
Dy Guest.--Noah-Unlih Noah of old he wa, |
permitted 10 enter the ark at the eomrpenc ement
Of the flood, but after a ain lapse Of time lie did
enter. was PRESSED IN by a VICE and ESCAPED
the deiuse. The Fox never barks when in quest OF
his prey.
BY Jesse Perry-The present istraton-May
its rule be confined to the shortest constitutional lin
its; let his DAYS be few. and ano' her take his Office
Nv u. mo Sfotu 'nfV
Nay they never be mado subserven' to party purpo.
SEES, by Barbour Gus constructions.
BY 0. r. Flynn-Henry Clny-The profound
statesman. require thy Herculean power at Wash
the filth, but the polluted hcrd that has created it.
BY VIM. Puesy-
I, was Congress. { believe tina, treated Newton ILL.,
Pu, Loyal into Office, no, by the peoples will
BY j. McLenny--Nay the majority Of the people
of this district have their choice, and not corrupt
committee of elections in Congress, OF our next cleo
ton.
BIZ Jos II. Godwin-John G. Calhoun Vice Presi-
dent ofthe u. States--he compared Virginia to the
mother of the Gracchi-may he not meet with the
fare of Calus and Tberus Gracious. but may he be
clubbing and inconsistency.
BY Dempsey Lansston- The State of Delaware
Though small in extent Of territory che shines con.
spicuously in the Senate OF the U. States--she may
well be proud Of her Clayton.
BY John HarreIl-President Jackson's National
neutrality-suspicious., pasied by the will of his
constituent .NcD,H
BY Guest--Willis Alson, the packed Chairman
Of the COMMITTEE of Elections; an adept at inverse
calculation.
By G F. Hoffman-Henry Clsy--The srchetype
OF modern greatness. his virtue and gnan nlty en-
title him to our confidence ond respect, may his fell
low citizens in gratitude reward him with the hghes,
office they can bestow.
BY Nd Deford-Thos Richie, the consistent
ediior ne has indeed proven his great consistency
by his adherence to a man that he predicted would
prove acurse TO his country and which alas has been
too truly verified.
BY + G. Benton-The u. s. Scnate--Ouce the
most dlgn6ed body earth, the servile tools of
prohigate Executive, in The punishment Of faithful
and merltorious officers the reward Of political parti
sans and IN subsidlsiDg the public press.
By Henry Rawls-May the distinguished monocrat
Of this Congressional District, who hos taken O seat
in Congress against the voice Of the good people, be
returned by the spirit Of seventy-six
BY Peter Ashbnrn-- Liberty, Equality. and Frater-
nifty may they pcrvade the universe
BY Robert Smih-Our next Cougress-msy Thomas