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

Place asons @ egosd. 'as - saI lruk-
sod great eooo the consequence woa,en ard your:
srs Were knocAei dawn, Ha,ppics npon stripped Of the
.hawls and honneis and 81 them Wilson, sub, severely
injured several Psnirs o: this hind succcssoa
alter the dop fell and The rapidly with which alarm en-
tended lseI astonishing whole Of people vsss
sppri,ed Of that Porers friend, intended 10 yssens
num- and TO Tile csu may DO pr,ncipsly abved wide
dangerous bet wholly goundlrss which existed So
great md irresistible was the ruh thar the wonder is no lives
The eup, dropped exactly after ten o'eioct and
the body was not cut down au Ae He fen no, sss
Than Four fee, nearly Of sht Of the crowd and within
two three feet Of the gounThe spine mas, have been
eifse,"aly etessu. and hi: suffering ou'y nomrn,ary.
mos. not lie concealed that great end
NOT ouly existed hui Ivy hundss Of the spee
'a' al the s'srd aud upjss, Of mercy Wilson
All classes Of s Immense axeublsxe loud in eir De-
nuncisons Of hs President though symptom, of r..ns
were where observable O'Clock the scene Of
FRoM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
- PfruL priPHr., July 2 1890
took place this dny twenty before eleven ooct
The nahi'an,s OF the city sppehendcd assault with in
attempt Of The kind though mt dssa,sfacuon Was every
where regard 10 the the President ~
tie matter We obtained fair nj the execution by a,
ecndns tree few yards dissut surveying the scene
with telescope The prisoner made few remarks bcfoe
leaving Arch seet pso He the sieus of that
ed'hce IN Kind Of run, and up Same exhibition
OF into the cart which bear pincs
o. Punfh"enf Do tho seadod pathetic prayer address
was made by c!cryman beeve Epi.cc;ai otder
Inc eolprt followed IN scn'en,ious hsranss twas pro
rounced IN very low voice. and few deseured his s
eourfe The cleIsymen ,hc desconded TIE cap was drwn
Bold and ar% % ssssev s"o ne %ss ven s..t His oI, wa:
pardon His last words have mercy on v soui
u ee'o-e the drop fcl he clcncaed his hand.
'osether, as u TO nerve himself unexpected ran
moment, he supendcd Heavens ana the e,rh
number OF screams from females and others an in
panic IN the crowd and general ysh followed
we heard OF accidents; bat their was loose
ond we leave them unrecorded Oder c,,oe and
aocmn and poItcnious stiffness pcryaded the vast multitude
~ IL an unseen power
"fiung ON their undrawn breath
venerable gentleman whose face had statistical asncc,
aveed that there be less ,nn so o
H.
section uniformed
The fifty fourth Anniversary OF American Indepen-
dencc, was celebrated at Goochlaud Cour,. House :
Col. jog. S Watkins wac appointed President. and
Peter Guerrant, Eco. Vice Presidential O'Clock
the Company sat down TO a splendid dinner prepared
by R"bt. c. Macon.-Afcr the cloth was removed.
TIC following tonsts were given:
|. The day celobratc.-Mey the time soon
come when 1t shall be day Of jubilee to al mankind
The Heroes Of the Revolution.-Immortality
their fame, Immortality their bliss.
Where may the wcari-d eye reposc,
when gazing on the great,
Where ne''her guilty glory sows,
Nor dcspicsbie state.
ies-'me, the FIRST the last the best,
The Cincinuatus of the West,
Whom envy dard not hale,
Bequeathec the name Of Washington,
10 make mankind blush-there but one.
4. Thomas Jefferson.-Gcnius was hrs roht namo
philanthropy his heart, and liberty his arm.-Reli-
gious bigotry hurls its shafts in van-its missiles arc
repeied by tho iinpcnetrablc ggis tina, protects his
fame.
8. Benjamin Frankn.-And God said let thorn be-
light, and there was light
6. James Madison.--The Champion of 9s- his
fame IS identified with that of his country
2. President Observation-Disclosures in arms-6un
IN counci-with him at the helm the vessel of State
is snfc
o. The Veto.-It is this noble sentimen.--Iove
your country better than yoursef-who does not up
prove it,
| g. The Union and SOVEREIGNTY of the States
Let them be preserved, and our liberty will be c,er
nal.
10. The American Systcnn.--An incubus tina, uor.
aiizes the energies of the South-its evils arc mani
ost--its benefits exist only in the braiL of its foun
der =
II. Watkins Leigh. able and distinguished
services IN the Virginia Convention, entitle him TO
the gratitude Of every friend of national liberty
10. The Star Spanglcd Banncr.-Its stars for its
friends--ts stripes for its foes.
is. The American Fair.-Our hope, our fear, o.r
nobiest pride, and tenderest care.
VOLUNTEERS.
by Andrew Kcan.-nucas "a. Thompson--Firp,
amidst the wavcripg, he looked only to principle
By Doct. A. Nash.-Thomas Painc-let tho sin oP
his Age of Reason DC forgotten in the recollection
of his Rights Of Man.
BY Doct. r. w. Register B. W. I.icch--ono
Of the first Of V:rgnas Sons, graiiude for his ser
vices admiration for his talents
By Il. G. Macon.-The Veto-a proud triun,ph OF
State rights federal usurpation.
ny WIN. locke --ticnry Ciay--ln consideration
of the services lie has rendered his country; moy he
always enjoy the pleasures of private e and be FREQ
from the duties and responsibilities of public Office.
BY e Garland Con. a. Jackson--If we canno,
agree in oil things, in one may unite in ascribnp
gratitude and praise to him. who the plains of Now
Orleans defeated the prouicst and bravo,t army in
the world.
7 BY A. NJ. Hurrison.--John Rando!nh of .Roaepkc.
and W. c. Rives-Virgnia may well point to them
as among her jewels.
By Charles Kcnu.--CeE. z. II TnyIo--oui1ed
by principle he wen, for the good OF The whole dis
regarding personal or local considerations
BY j. v. Kcan--Hcnry Clay the hope Of hi,
friends, the terror of his enemies hc will vet rescue
our country from the administration of rash do,ard
BY Doct Thos. r. Watkins President Jackson
the breath Of envy and the shafts Of columny assa
him in vain.
BY John Woodson.--The predecessors of Gen
JacSson--lookng TO the interest of their country.
rather than the Advancement OF their par;ythcy ne
Their violated the right of opinion, nor punish
cd its just maintenance.
by T. X Harrison:-Andrew Jackson firm, en-
lightcned and patriotic
BY Doct r. w. Register. Jackson
the honest, Grm and consistent Staiosman--he take,
the Cons tutoD for his and vc,o an ,h