Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-05

. honesty.
BY an absent Friend. The people of the Norf,lL
District; the restless tools of party have deprived
them oi their legitimate rcprosenta,ive--yet no mo
I'VE can induce them TO recognize power founded in
uSurpation "
! BY John NJ. Foster. The peoples right IN oLoose
thclr representative; "lt must be preserved"
By Matthias Jones, of Nansemond. Tho. Richie;
once prophet enough TO furesee and patriot enough 10
proclaim, that Jacksons election would rrove an
curse to his country; but All! it is ,ruv said Tim,
"even the Or knoweth his oicnsr, and tho .gss his
mrstsr'S crib" ~
BY Alexander Clarke, of Norfolk Borough Isaac
iIiii anu Democracy: And while the flesh was vet
between his teeth, ere it was chewed. the wrorb or
the PEorLE kinded against him, and the cider
| OF thc people smo,e him fr0ra his high place"
! by Samuel Smith of Norfolk Borough Kendall
and Noah the President appointed them, NAV the
senate dSappoint them, has done their brother
Isaac
By James E. Wilson. Amos Kendall: ga hypo
clte with his mouth destroyeth his neighbour g. when
the wicked perish there is shouting
hy John Myers, of Norfolk Borough. Virginia:
when her Grdeci were known in the Councils oE this
nation their principles were thoaght too lofty to be
caloled by party drill scrgeants.
by John x. Robertson. Jefferson's Birth Day: il
mas been made party instrument at Washington
upon recent occasion, by Which TO insult ths under
standings and barter awoy the rights and liberties of
the people-speeches intcrpinable and toasts nnrne
rabe, should speak the sentiment Of the hsartIese
speak the equIvocGl language of the lips only. and
Ike "a Jud'cJ"s tariff mean every thing any thing
or nothing.
BY Samuel Smith, Cabinet Maker of ~ BOROUGH.
The Cabinet Makers at Washington: may they have
better employment than cleansing stables or any 9th
or dirty work
BY L. II Cuthcrell. The President of the Uni
ted States: 1.-THE tree be Judged by it's fruit" vori
iy then the hickor. ought TO be Crtlbbcd up
By Guest. Freedom OF Election: jackson in his
inaugural said, Executive patronage had increased
so as 70 interfere with the right Of election" He
! L.lN has ncoil L. .,,,-
verified
BY J. T. Allyn, of Norfolk Borough. Isaac mn
when his friends give im another dinner TO rock tbc
cradle OF his retirement, let hope they will not
Pr9ane the names OF the heroes and sages Of the
volution by their identity with him.
by John Thompson. Henry CLAY, our next Pro
sidcn his splendid talents, civic virtues and dirniisd
sell command, borrow lustre from comparison and
become brighter by contrast
| BY James G. West HENRY Clan: the man who
should now he at the head of our country.
! BY DR. Hodges of Norfolk Borough The tvpo-
graphical atmosphere oftEe Capitol it must be pir
Ted BY Cues, ard lis vitiated humors be drained by
! SeGton.
| BY Henry Woods The great Debate in tho
Senate, and the discontinue of Daniel Webster.
mo more Of that Hal, an thou lov'st me"
by an absent Citizen. The Senate Of the United
Staies-Representing the sovereignty of the States
the only constitutional asserter and protector OF
STATE RIGHTs-lt has degcneratcd into the nstru.
ment Of Executive tyranny.
BY James Carr. Lee, Hell and Decatur. parI
of the 9th and scum floating in the political cuuldron
ny inc searching operation" OF the Senate they have
been skinned of, and cast into neY,ited obscuritv
by an Absentee. The present Administrations
ySanny may Veal stSEH IN the patriotism
but the spirit ofruth and liberty deyelopcs the cheat
and shews It in It's proper colours.
BY ). w. Happier. The Hon. Mr. Barton of Mis-
sour; too honest to be duPed by corrupt admnisra
ton.
BY D. Nash. The present Administration: head.
60 oy combination OF designing politicians mscaI
led retrenchers and reiormers.
by James b. Wilson. Thos. Chiffon: Ike rood
iuntsman finding himself wrong. he "tries bacF y
ny Guest. Webster, Clayton and Barton: the
political Decii of the day.
BY John II. Leigh. The authors of tho late r,ro.
scriptions may they 10 turn be prescribed by the
only legitimate power in a Republic: THr ProPtr.
BY Henry Woods. The Town of Portsmouth
alike distinguished for patriotism and hospitality and
inc beauty OF ITS Fair may its prosperity be unceas
BY Hugh McQuillin. The Exlles of Erin:
They have found an Asylum in the West,
The Home of the brave, the injured and oppressed
BY WIN. S. Davis. Rctrenchncnt and Refo.rl
host of mps that yelp necessarily for treasury pan
10y Guest The Jefferson Dinners Has Virgin.
Ia become degenerate since such fattery can be offer
ed to her understanding and principles
By J. i. Allyn of Norfolk Borough Norfolk
County: the land Of Republican principles and con.
, stancy-where dictation prevails only BY the in6u.
cncc of conviction.
e By Guest. Tine members Of the present Ad.
minIstfation We shall request a settlement of ac
eonats with them in l332-et them be prepared
IL The following note, with the accompanying
oosts, was handed to the President during The eve
Miro:
"The President will obige a sincere friend of hi
Guest by giving the two toasts this paper at the
dinner to-day.
The writer is aware tiot thov want those trace,
, which would make them aduired-but his aim Ina,
been 10 express a heart felt sentiment-rc,yinr upon
the mer; of the tVo subjects, and the place they have
in our hearts, to give them their due estimation"
JohS QUINcY ADAMs: illusIrous sage! lie has
had but few equals in ell that constitutes true great
ness IN political llle--moy the remaining period NJ
his pilgrimage be fraugat with the sweet influence,
OF the Gospel Of Pcaco-that his last days may be
his best days.
HENRY Gay: We love and honor The man, wa
regard hun as pure and incorruptble Patriot on,
Statesman in whose mind and hearE all that is on
hghioncd aud liberal combine to make him worthy o
a Peoples warmc5t confidence, a Nations best gif
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