Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-13

l. The Days the from which future ages will date the pc.
= The - United States; bright constellation light other
nations in the track of true Munc-Ha Columbia
splendid niche IN the Tempe Of Fame, hi. memory 10 more
dearly embamed IN the grateful hearts OF millions ofsemen
Music-Des,h March, "Lngan Water"
Thomas Jefferson: his memory requires greater euogy
than the Declaration this ennivensIy commentaries; his
tomb no brighter trophy than IL, results.
John Adams Decidedly the ablcst supporter
ration OF Independence In the Language Of sss, JEFF
eon, he was Octopus that floor; no with
seats Mosic-Den,h March in Saul
D. ihe President ofthe United States.
q Tho Heads OF tho Departments ''-
D. INC memory Of those who fell patriot martyrs in the
For oh! ifhero be h,, earthly .phers
IT'S the last iba,ion Liberty draws
From the heart that blccds and break. 1, ia, cane.
time ma" Sseoas ny e S and son@saby
it let Chief mix his blow with Chief with man '"''''
10 The State of Virginia: vgp. 10 her life and a
death to that family strife which hes been he d.
vision Of her political power WV "
II CommeIce-manuia ogricuuIe indigenous plant,
ofthe American SOIL they will flourish alone but will nor
bear the forcing OF hot bed cultivation
Musio-Ameriea, commerce, md freedom
10 elimination and Tecrmnaon: prolific sourcss of social
and amy dscord may the happy sisters OF this Union shed
them whitening frown.
Is George Ma.on a high minded, independent, paro,
statesman superior: tho .aaacious author OF
the sacred old Virginia Constitutions the st written
Ia The Constitution of the United States: charter lhr
lied and must remain as long as the people have tho
Is Vigma-thc Old Domnion in the virtue ofhe daurh
es we have an ample guaranty for the chiva Of her
II Musc--The gir left behind
10. Requisite qualification, tho agents of free people
ETrnncss, moderation temperance and fobearance.
IL ana'ional debit of the pillars Of arsocracy dreaded
and deprecated in oil wise republics
TO- TSs Nsrw h. army III peace asmein war lion
stands rnIivaled Mu'ic-Tbe Star Spangled Banner
in after times NAME the glow Of loay
patriotism 10 mantle on his cheek the FIRE of conscious vue
Fl Baron De Kalb The brave and ssnsrou, sodo, who
came from distnn, land "o 6gh battles, moscn
with his blood the of liberty"
Music Soldier Sleep thy warfare over
oni country whenever she calls friends and sires
shall yield their treasures beyond tho pub
lie veal
% The New Constitution: the workmanship of master ar
cnec may u m IT'S practical operations realize the fondesI
81. Our Far Counrrywoncn
/ Oh woman, in hours Of case
Uncertain, coy and hard to please
! Ey the light quvering aspen made;
/ When pain and sickness wiring the brow
a minis'ring angel thou
Mu'ic-Bel'eve If all those endearing youu. charms
AeI the regular toa'' had been gone through DR. Monroe.
he , Of The Day in his happy pre-
do pretend to be for owing distant seat and
indisnctly. ~
That, in offering to the company, make
few preliminary observsuon' however they mxs
be thought when the subjsct tho person no
was abs tn toast known probably every individual in
that company, and would he suloeze his p
vae virtues for wherever he known he was ideni6ed
with all that ardent and sincere friendships upright and
honorable IN Paosm bold and fearless defence Of right.
But MIR Archer's political standing perhaps known a.
mong, US his con'tuent' than part Union;
ana having had opportunity during past winter. of
learning H. to 'n part of his character he would conhno
uaV Congress- he has spoken but seldom,
cisey and 70 the purpose
He had drresaded the sierug ornaments and n,el ,,.,
o. display but fo nde'eabe and atien-
ion 10 business he surpassed any in that bodv
state of despatch and thai the nse
Of the will admit and his implicitly relied
M S.pntat iyas Aa
his exertons and talents appreciated by his public
atos he has Iisen silently the second Represeo
the chairman of the WAYS Means heinz ,h
6rs boeous and apparently eon,n;eno aSe
crs remain where they their first elections and he r
MonToe) had never heard the poprey of appointment
with his Congressional friends person. at distance. for
honorable feelings integrity and Judgment that if
constituents by VOTE and is Fortunate enough to- havs Ms
Archer on his side his them frequently .'why do
you find fault with voe when Archer Virginia voted
for the measure?"
Dr. Monroe observed, that having derived hs.. fact. from
sources entitled to implicit Confidence he induced TO
give
William Archer worthy Representative another star in
Vhenia's Gsaxy his know his services, and will
prove the next election that they duly appreciate chem
By George Porter Vice President The Pess-a mighty
moral do harm well 10 do eood
may cease to do evil and learn to do well.
BY Colonel George w Cole While we commemorate tho
old constitution of Virginia lot forget pay respec
TO the able services Of Benjamin Watkins Leigh framing the
BY DR. 4rcho Tho Declaration OF independence oopceiv
cd in tempest and in thunder BONA period for the display of
great minds.
By DR. Foster Benjamin " Legh-the learned adyo-
caohe talented statesman and polcan his merit
the highest honsrs Of his country.
BY MIR a rrabue The heroes and sagcs of the revolution
each reforming anniversary the day
ally remind us Of duty oPursue their OF duese
patriotism.
By Captain Wells Tie army and navy while aided by
the militia OF the United States the people Of these have
nothing TO from abroad.
BY Spencer The heroes Of 4msica spread its fsne
from pole poemay they he forgotten by its sons
BY CPorter Bhe old United ctatrs-ihe blooming mother
dlmay the daughters BIO as blooming their mother and
all Vcsals-and may they live forever
By Captain % " Woodbridge: BENJAMIN w Leiph our dis
nguhed representative IN the late eOnvenon-Cbe,,erfold
loves him for his vrtue adncs him for him
as her
BY Mr. Connolly The Union Of tho States and tho liberty
and happiness of the connected no loves
not the one who protects the other
BY MIR PatteHon ndependenco-pureha With the best
blood, and sealed with the lives Of
este perpetual.
BY Mr. Charles Branch; The american Far--nay they ne
veI take into their bosom an enemy to their country