Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-20

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BY R. NJ. Laync woman,--virtue's own pccl-
| liar Idol.
AT WATERLOO, MARYLAND.
i: The lth OF July, 1875. When the people of
the u s. shall cease to it, they will
to cherish the principles OF liberty and independence
| ON that day declared.
| @ Washington and his patriotic Associates
who achieved American Independence. Their deeds
wil ever 1--we IN the remembrance of grateful Coun-
| try.
3. The Patriotic aud devoted Congress who
declared Independence. Their individual names
ore mPershnble as the monuments of their countrys
glory with which they identified.
d. The surviving Revolutionary Worthless through
out the Union. Honor and comfor, attend the eve
ming of their days.
| S. The Union of the States. AS little to be at
iected by the slang and threats of the calculating
Sulyers of the present day, as it by the whis-
| Key insurrectlonists of former period.
After tho fifth toast, the President Of the day de-
livered an animated address, and concluded by gi-
wing the following regular toast, which was recev-
ed with the most cordial and hearty APPRECIATION.
e. HENnY CLAY. The indexible Putriot--,he
accomplished orotor-he great and Consist ell; states
man. Inc people, whose will he never disobevs at
the next Presidential Election, will demand his SER
vices:
{. The Office of President OF the United Statee
embracing all that is honorable and digned in Ma
glsracy-to be filed for the good of the country and
not of party.
public servant In his retirement to private h. be ia
followed by the respect and sra eful appreciation of
tens of thousands of the most Intelligent and ytuons
| OF his countrymen
equality of rights-old fashioned US they NAV have
become under the present Administrations we look to
the merit to restore them to their original purity and
practice.
I TO- The American System Its aim the mnrove-
ment OF the resources of the country and the encour
agement OF American industry--the People who have
been appealed to, will sustain it,
| u The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road-the boast
OF maryland. The enterprise ofs spirited President
and Directors may be fceted but cannot be nt,fed
| by Presidential Vetos
| l2 The Army and Navy of the United States
! Is Womun-lovey Wcman-ever foremost in
! our affections
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
ny the Chair. Benedict l. Semmes-our worthy
representative IN Congress Possessing he will con
tInue to Deserve the confidence of his Constituents
Doctor SeIIDies tool! this first occasion of meeino
SO considerable number Of his constituents since
the adjournment OF Congress, speak of his couruc.
IN the house OF representatives, in relation to the lead
ing measures OF the session-and also cove bis hear
tY concurrence with the feelings of tho. company in
the expression of their appreciation of the American
System, and their Partiaity for Mr.. Clay. His I'D
dIess equally animated and appropriate, was receiv.
ed with the warmest appiausei but being extempora
heous we regret that the request made by the COM
pany Of copy for publication could not be complied
with Al the conclusion, DR. Semmes gave the fol-
io'sinS t"oSl, WHICH was arunK With the most cor
dial appreciation.
Gen. d. 4. Cbambers--If integrity, patriotism,
and talents be duly appreciated, his native State wll
continue to require his in the Senate of the
U. States.
BY s Williams. DANIEL. WEpsrEa-Tbe
great constitutional lawyer-cqnally distinguished at
the bar and IN The Senate and not less for those hnh
moral qualities which give to talent all its charm and
value.
BY Dr. WorsbIngton. The Clay of Kentucky
best Cement for the Union
BY Col Hood JOHN HOLMES of Maine-Phs
patriotic and able Senator.
by the Chair. HEzEKIAH NnEs-tbe indication
BILE friend, and able cxpounder of the American Sys
TEN
BY ar. Redu,an. TRIsTaAm BuRGEss-the e,o.
quent statesman of Rhode Island
BY MIR. l.. Lawrence. AIR. CLAYroS-the pyeo1
Senator from lille Delaware
by The Chair The great republican principle,
hatMe ut2orttg shall go0e,D-et ns stick TO that rule
tn! the nulfers shall give US a better
BY Mr. Bonny. The state of Naryland-f,oto
her kind soil, noble rivers and various mneyai reaoor
ces she requires only the fostering care of the Aue
can System to render her people as prosperous as
hey are generous and hospitabe.
BY j Williams Henry Clay-NIayv,.nd
adopts bin as her son-she will in due season evince
tor hm parents confidence, by SELECTING him az
her candidate for the highest post III the Gift of tho
people. e'' - '"0
NorE Mr. W. after short euloriurn ON the cha.
racer OF this eminent citizen, preaced the toast bv
! npprisng the company of the fact (not penernlly
Maryland '-''' VI
George Howard, Esq. Of Wayerly--beno nrave,-
ted oy ndisp to the great regret of the
pany, rom beng present sent the following tc asst.
nENhf CLAY-The Nations Candidate
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