Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-12
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Our Country and our Constitution.
George Washington.
s Pr scripion for political opinions saic--Like
religious persecution, Incompatible with the Consi-
tuition and the rights of American frrencn.
d the Bargain AS the generous South has fail
cd to give the public lands TO the West fer pepper-
corn, are not bound To repeal the Tariff of 1898.
5 Hon DAVtp BARroS--While such sentinels re
stationed the watch tower. not the silent step
of Exccptirc encrouchulent will pass unobserved.
Hon. Daniel Webs,cr-The able commentator
on the 'Abbevic and Coeton collect
Hon w Smith, of =. C.-For such a man, 'we
can indeed pardon something the spiri, ofliberty.'
Hon Robert Hayne-The gentleman aud
scholar: In him Mr.. Webster recognised "a respon-
sble cndorser' on a counterfeit, bill.
Southern Chvalry-lts frui,s the Indian bill -
BY the laws of Knghthood the spur. were hewn
from he heels ofthe recreant, who trod upon the
weak.
10 John Q. Adams-The page of history will re-
dec, the pure reward OF an approving conscience.
II Tao President of the u. States
I2 Political Reform-Ths freest government on
earth mas taken the semblance and iInbbcd the spr
it of despotsn.
- Henry Clay-Whose enlarged sysem OF poll
cy embraces alike the Enst the West, the North, G.
the South.
Ofthe volunteer tousts which were received on the
occasion, We were able to preserve the following:
BY Richard Ferguson Nethor Ebony, nor Hck-
DRY. but our Kentucky Hemp-stalk.
By N D. BcnIl, Esq Repubhcansm-In the war
now wagedby the regal prerogstive of the veto n
gainst the will of the People and the States, she will
no, hesitate over whose STANDARD to unfur her Veto
banner
BY Dr.-C Rogors True American Patriotism
Not the Eat nor the West the North, nor the
South but whole country. -
Ey Major Miier. The Last AID the Further
Wsst-As long the Son rises IL the one, aud sets
in the other. long will they adhere together in pre-
serving the Union
BY Paul Anderson. Ms Barney of Baltimore
with her nine chiidren-She is a real ecion of Amer
snft hon
too
By J. T Johnson. Hon Edward Everett-A
safe statesman and ripe scholar; q genuine philan
thropist and an Accomplished gentleman,
AstvISeru 5rS- nen--Ihr present Admnist ion--
but ii is N fact q corrupt and unganly mass of per
Vertsd principles.
By f. Ernest The principles of the Vaedictory
of the Father ofhis Countty-So Iucidly defined By
distinguished Gucst.
BY r. +. GIst. The Hon John Holmes of Maine
"A plain spoken man.
BY Capt Shaw ian early settlcrl 1t is not with
us nov as it used TO DE III old times
BY 4. n. Bullitt. Daniel Webster-Thc Giant
of the North In the late contest with the Southern
nullifers, he has shown that the blows he gives are
pregnant with snnhilatinn
b. DR. Luckett. HENRY CLAY-The Apostle
OF Liberty-troubled on every side, yet not dis
tressed-perpcxed but not ~ despnr-persecut ed
but not forsaken'-thus suffering with mapnanimous
conposure, this slight affection, which is but for
u moment, shall work for him far more exceeding
anu steTna Wel.nt oil glory, When the Nation, with
voice as loud and trumpcttongued Heavens, shall
call him to stay the arm of Despotsm. and in it's
righteous Judgment, him with merited honors
By q. w. Chambers. The Little Red'-'A real
native of our valley
BY James Marshall Our Guest--May the Prai-
res of Missouri always produce such 'unlneal and
bastard patriots
BY Garnet Duncan The Young West-No bar
gain with the South, unless the North ard East be
parties IN the contract.
By DR.. J. p Declary. The Percy is up md Hair
~ is in the field again.
BY James Hensley. Internal and intellectual I'm
prove!nen--Our country wants the one; our Execu-
tive and his Cabinet the other.