Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-08

By ~Hfi6m Gait, " The O~sxooss-The memory
Of Charles Cotesvorth Pinckney-'The author of tho
for tribute" 0S'-'
Ry Nm. F. Feadtton.--Ous ic.d y.sh;no,on-
Verify would not give him far all the living Boil
vars in the world. s
Aadson-Fhe representative of puScr and hotter
oge.-worthy to be tho political Mentor of this.
ny Lseds. ~. O'osor, Of ths .artiiiery.-q'nH Pr
r..snuno GRsSs-most worthiy represented by our
Uuest. Lieut.. Snnl II Myers.
Leu. S<tis H. Myers, Of the Petersburg Grcys.
.hicB,LoHp LArArkrrs ARriLLsRr! With warm
pears Tor their friends, and firm hearts for their foes
q. - festive board, or in the battle field their hour
OF trial will DO their hour Of triumph
BY Lseaf. i. @. WiIiidns, of fas Dragoons-Nav
tue unnatural alliance between the Tariff and In, ter
nol improvements be severed, and Agriculture and
Commerce permitted to recover from their dcprcs-
sion
BY Capt BesDanin Sheppard, late ofshs Cauafru.-
The Hero Of Eastern Virainia-B.,W LE,oH.
By A Gutant John q. Robert Of the Artiileru The
ruling party ofthess United States snow and forever
Let It deal With candour. and "the Federal Union
toiH be preserved"
BY D. anderson. Jr. Of che Dragooas Pre-
sident Of the United States.
BY 1eoid Brigss The army Of the Revolution
Ever hsIlowed Dc your memory' Unpaid. uncloth-
ed and almost unfed you f6,led and vanquishcd the
most warike forces of Europe.
BY Ciptu'n q RicAardsou, Of the ARTILLERY -
REPoRM--
al
"1Gat guilt may reixn aad MOVIES and norm, 5e 6.Lr
Sy Lieut. Henry Gibson, Of the Artillery Henry
Clay--A true and gallant son of the Old Dominion:
May she prove faithful to him in his hour of trial.
by Col. Aruisfead, Of the -artiilery.-A re-elec
ton OF the undaunted Hero, who fearlcssly put his
veto on the Maysville Turnpike Road
By EdaOin Robinson, Of the Dragons. -The Rights
OF the iates as defined by the Supreme Court OF the
U. Sta,es, John Marshall presiding.
BY Captdfn Uren, late Of tie Cavai,y--The ri1h =
OF man, In their true sense-unshackicd by general
welfare and Tariff laws
BY Mr. Hsyeood Of Po,rha,r,.- The Petersburg
Kan hond 1.-THE Test proof Of Virginia PATRIOTISM.
BY Joseph Setden, Of the Dragooas- John Ran.
dolph- The opponent of every President save he who
has violated the Constitution of his country and re-
vardcd HIM with lucrative office
by Vim. Wallace, Of the ARTILLERY. ---The tower
ing oak of Roanokc!- at home and abroad
-redectng The spirit OF discernucnt OH the yeoman
ry of Charlotte.
BY Captnin Riehardsos-Our worthy friend Lieut.
WTSDnAM konhRTsor-'he reader Of the Declare
ton of Independence.
BY Lieut. Col. RuLderfoord-John Eloyd, G,ycr.
nor OF Vuginia-evcr true 10 the principles of the
Old Dominion.
By AIR John ~: Brocteabrouea. Of the Dragons
The memory Of spencer RoANE!-The able and ef
dcient defender Of State Rights against Federal en-.
croachment
BY Governor Floyd, (who had Just arrived from
buchanan 9 spring)-The Uplands and the Lowlauds
united in des,iny-unlred in Interestingly tSev
unite in improving the State.
by .Ar ~ Luuson. of the Dragons Political
reedom-like female loveliness-virtue its eny safe
guard.
BY Col. Jaznss p. Preston-Phe University of Vir.
GINA cardinal point of policy under the new Con.
stitution.
BY Captain jones n. Jadnsion, late Of the r.. L.
l. biues-our goyernment-its principles have been
tesIen through o. years-may neither party feeling
nor persona ACKNOWLEDGEMENT injure its structure
b. Or q. L. Kent. OF the Dragoons-Iyenrv CLAW
The true Pnsrsut-the honext man--in bis support
may We always stand ready to pledge COR "fortunes
and our sacred honor"
BY .Hr Richard Losu5 81 the ArtiIlsrv Ch;sf
Justice Marshall!
By Doctor Ha<aU, Of the Dragoons--The erich
mond Lafayette Artery"--our hospits bic entertain
ers-to day soldiers. Tomorrow citizens.
By DIR 4. " EngLazd of the Artillery-Jackson
like the Roman General Syha who wrote his own
epitaph, which was, that no man had ever exceeded
him in 'evarding his friends, or Furnishing bis enc
mics.
By Corporal Hutchinson, Of the Artlerv-pbe q.
lective franchise. The citizen who dares not eyer
else 1t independently is slave-hs who would pun
ish him for its free exercise Is a tyrant.
BY DIR II. 2. Robiasoo. of the Drsgoons-Virg,-
na-may her principles be respected and her ghts
By Jur. Thomas Sierenson, of the Dragoons-Vir.
ginla--the land OF purity, hospitality and honor
BY .Hr. J. 7yndai, Of the Ariillery-day the
Tree Of prosperity be planted in America and eyerv
vol wisher partake Of the fruit.
By George Hopard, Of the Dragoons-Watkins
Leigh--the accomplished Lawyer and Statesman
tho faithful centine to his cOpprymen against
the danger Of military tyranny. Virgins halls him
as one Of the worthy compeers of those llustrious
men who havo thfown an imPcrishablc lustre on the
page Of her history.
I'VE are requested TO say that this toast was mis-
laid By Mr Howard, and tha; hence it was not given
as he intended q
By .ur, Robert MI of the Artillery-Henry Clay!
mot falsn-No! as well the tell and pillared Aller-
hany falll"
BY mr. j. N Denegrss, Of the Artery--Our
friend and brother member, Mr.. Archibald Govan-
though absent, yet not forgotten
BY .ur Wallace, Of the Artilery--The veteran
statesman who shouldered his clutch, and fearessly
advocated the rights Of sovereign States united.
BY Daoid Briggs-Principles not men-talked
about by aiL--practised bot by Jsw.
BY Doct HasaH, Of the Dragoo.:s. Henry CLAY
the Lion of the West In 1899 ne will shahe bis
name, when the Jackalls at Wsshingtou must sneat
TO their hiding holes.
BY b. f. SPading, Of The arihlery.--Civil and re-
igious liberty May they continue to sound tbs
immortal tocsin Of general and universal happiness
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues, comm andet
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