Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23
BY Capt. WIN. II. Garland-The 9TH July
"lot ms gree, with shoral song
"Our nations natal day
ale, ev'ry tuneful voice proloug, 49,

ain notes Of triumph loud snd stroug, 7.
"The an,matns lay"
ByP. II. Garland-fIenry Clay-An honest states.
man and fearless particularly he receive the high
est honor free people can bestow.
ny Peyton Ksath-Andrew jackson, word to his
revuers-"Cease, viper, you bite he."
by Otis Westcott-Henry Clay-The firm and
undaunted friend of the rights and liberties Of
the pride and ornament of his C, untry-the who
uares to be honest in dishonest times--May he be
our next President.
BY Winston 8. Blair-Henry Clay--Envy has ex-
hausted her store of malignant SANDER shade
over his name: but it has only left his glory more
bright and dazzling.
By John Norve-fhomas Ri,che-a polcal wea,l,ercock
"a Jerry Sneak-wi'hou the independence TO the
OF the liberties OF nanhe stands firm and though
Andrew Jackson and his pack have attempted to him
BY Spencer Faulkner-Anirew jacksonville uupolldted
BY MarshallM Keih-fIenry Clay-May he mer, the Ell.
conu"s bestowed upon him by his friends but his previous
BY Charles Dary-Andrew Jackson-A,ay success attend
hm as long as the stars of Heaven continue their revo
BY William Lons-The constitution of the u s-May ,s
foundation be asimuovale the oak blessings as
our e0RSu. nvsr' and dsIa bic as the revolving globe
ton will be- revived the Republican doctrines of 49, 49, 1900
BY George PhiPs-Yhe Hero Oreaus-Preemipent as
a soldier undertaking as a statesman
BY George g. Westco,t-Hcury CIay-a statesman above
Disguise: He carries his opinions upon lbs sleeve
BY Hill Carer-James Madison.
by John Dllard-Amecan pa,riotism-a fame so bright
aho aoent tat Tue waters of the Atlantic exngs
BY James P Coeman-Ilenry Claya consun,n,ae states
man and patrio-May he stand high estimation of
an enlightened people
BY James A. Rose-Our new Cons,ituon-slayi il never
again he convulsed by the revolutions opinion
tudes OF time; but endure as monument of wisdom unmpa
ed amidst the waste of ages and the ravages of time
BY Nathan H. Tumer-The freedom of Press-contra-
distinguished from the venal pandors Of facon;-.oho
choose darkness 'oLher than light, because
eUiI"
BY Samuel NJ Wolfe-Andrew Jackson-a lion in the
hed-n civil life acod hlooded celebrating tyran;no
man-koowng nothing of political civil govern
ment, and supplying ignorance by hold assertion
BY H. W. r. Carrr-Andnw Jackson,-onem member ofthe
BRIGHTEST that pervade5he Eclp;c-hs sin hath
glorousy arisen, andw until it shall have compile
ted its full revolution only round orbit round
inc whole political hemisphere and when John @ Adau,a
Henry Clay with heli entire train Of satellites shall
legend OF tradition, glory viii rise in the brow of Jackson
and shed down his sfe light glorious beque 10 thousands
By Daniel WrightThe aders, abeers and accompices
OF the alien and esn laws Of the Hartford
an the political 'nges trick and coruption may they with
their con'raand Deeds find their sepucre beneath
sed pedestal bearing flag waving the glorious
charta of our liberty supported by the laueed Hero
By Will Wrght-The pride Of the South may he succeed
aJ Gen jackson in the Presidency may he take pattern
from the Precedens gwen him and thereby his country
from ruin and disgrace
BY Will H. Knight Henry Clay-Like the brazen image
sd up the wilderness the only edeemng spirit of the land
thy blush! when such amau compared with Washington
as much alike demon of darkness an angel of light
BY Joseph staples-Henry Clay-The Stare the West
The American uminaryThe genius liberty tenders him the
Presidential chair.
BY Samuel Garlatd-The Colony of Libera-A grec,
spot IN the wild Aa around hopes of the Phi
lanthfopist and Christian continually hove
| 6y Albert IT, Goocb@The present edrniusa,ion- will
disapPoin its enenies-uot its friends
BY Chas B Claiborne-W amnn-NIan's better ha,f-,h.
sum- moon and umne the dark and drearv
hours of troublous existepce.
dence. '''' o. A"oef'n