Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-13

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a; loss Pa'rot. whose eviction indicates -ingle eye
u 10 n's SUun' intcresand ftro TO his own.
H. .,,ny,os, bradley 'ernai Improvements--.he
'e Ny r. IT, Handy .crican Sys,om: the Eagle
" our rae-Nanufactur our Staf-the foundation
D: ny Edwart Dyer = good old ship, tho United
u states; never better nmanded than when John
Quincy Adaris was Cain. amd Horny Clay Lieu
n tenant.
n BY George Z Dyson Henry Clay, the Arisides
OF the age; dear heasud uncorrupt heart, stead
fasty preferrirg the pic interest to his own In
nm, the American peophnn safely confide.
r Henry CHy-may triumph over foes,
no ask osrt 0iissis 6n could take old clothes
ny capt. Knowles he enemies of 'The Amer
can System" May thspinnng wheel twist them,
the loom REFORM thennome, with long warp and
snort FILLING. .aiias-;ivc them rope and they will
hang themselves
=, BY B. Romans: Mr.Mary Barney, of Baltimore:
May every American Mron cvlnce tho spirit
ana ability that this adpas done, when her rights
are invaded, and feeling insulted.
by George Miller, 81. Peter Woodbury.: The
rock of New England Democracy. who has rolled
down quietly to the foonf the Hill.
By Mr. Coolidge. Bnton's Peter" Like Judas |
iscariot, che went out nd hanged himself"
| BY 8. Macdonald. Our absent ftcnds-Their
celebration by the frowns OF tho pvura N-~" ~'a
and Puuishments.
Jackson can build forts with Cotton BAGS we of the
| north can never dispense with CLAY
| ny mo hooVer "The gorgeous ensign Of the
hePuohc; now known and h0nored throu9Iout tho
land may long continue streaming in lis orioina
istre not stripe erased polluted or single star
obscured." ~
by Edward Simms, q Vice President, May the
friend OF the American System and lat rnal I'm.
provements, that we this day meet To honor he tho
successor OF the distinguished patriot, Gen Andrew
JACKSON to the Presidency Of the United States.
By w NJ. McCaucy. The Mechanics of Wash
nstoa; Evincing this day their determination to sup
port the American System May their example be
followed throughout the Union
| by o. T. Coote Our eomnry, and our coun,rys
interests: May the Clay of Kentucky tenaciousiy adj
here thereto. and thereby consummute the objects of
the declaration other Independence. which we have
this day to celebrate.
by s. Macdonald Reform in 1888: It is written.
He that soweth the ,vind shall reap the s-hyion9
Sent to the Dluner by Lady
Henry Clay and Daniel Webster: Our country may
point to them as did the Roman Mother to her Sons.
and exclam these are my jewels"
BY Thompson. Pie People: the Terminate
source of all power. and the proper object of all egis
lation.
BY Nathan Smith. Henry Clay. The Ra5 of the
political Wheei from which strength DIVORCES to the
circumference.
BY Wm. Prentiss. Thomas Richie: bad politi-
clan, but good Prophet: for he predicted that Jack
to the country
by c. p WanneIl. Nay the citizens of the Uni |
ted States in lS32 Kentucky Clay build up the
walls ofGovernment, which were laid PROSTATE by
the storm in 1899
BY James l.. Hughes. Andrew Jackson The
Zero of Orenns He has forfeited the gratitude of his
country for bis military achievements, by the tyranny
ind corruption of hls administ ration.
By A. q. Lindsey The uurestraned Liberty of
tie Prose
soush. and GDsrap.sd By the public purse.
a. pss..oI s. Pres. Is freedoms s1eats. cCe'
Is half 50 fatal to onr ibn,y
BY j. cambridge, ofVirginle. Phc City Of Wash
ngton: Planned by Washington, may it endure With
his name.
BY Michael Laraer. May the people of the United
States, by their votes in 1881 place Henry Clay the
father Of the American System. in the highest Office
in their gt thereby showing to the world that they
will no longer support who is wholly unfit for
the Office and who is inimcal to the true interests
of the country.
By T. Gideon, ir. The Jackson Central Commit
tee at w ashlngton their objecs-oices and profit
to then selves first; General jackson second and the
love Of country last, if at all in their affections
BY Better j. CalIan. Henry CLAY: Vhe honest
Patriot and unbiased Statesman.
BY Thomas Stanley. Gen. William Henry Har-
rson: In war our defence-IR peace our ornament.
BY NJ. n. Campbell. Charles Fenton Mercer:
The Clinton the South; though absent not forgot
BY D Cnn6eld, of New York. The State of New
York. Her late partial blindness: may she have CLAY
put = upon non her eyes, wash and return, seeing
les friend, and the friend of domestic industry: savs
foremost in the of!berty and always willing to
promote the true interests of bis country.
, ny y ID. Sornah. 6enry Clay: The enlightened
Statesman and honest Patriot whose acts are never
at variance with his profesSions.
=, BY j. Eschbaugh. The Judiciary of the United
states Integrity, independence, and industry form
the column upon which 1t rests it never can die in
he affections and confidence ofthe People, unless by
IN act of suicide
BY John Wnhors The Clay that's favorable to
The production of all kinds of Americ improvements
BY VIM Thompson. The Hon. Andrew Stewart
of "a: Well Known and respected for his jealous
and efficient services ia the cause of Internal I'm
provement
BY NJ Barnard Our Countrywomen: That they
prefer Guy cannot be doubted, when we SEQ how
well they model it.
BY J. Kendall. Andrew Jackson, the "Peo-
pies President" What he recommends the people
reject: What the people do, he undocs
by Col hnuro Roads. Canals, and Bridrem The
Vions, Arteries, and Ribs this Nation
. BY Jilson Dove Pie Kentucky Clay: Burnt in the
rabe brick: The American Mechanics will .vyork il
up" in Citadel for the protection of their interests
aud the defence of their Liberties.
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