Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-09

D. w 0SfllnGtO0 q JCISCTSUU.-T TIC TmNlOrtlI 6IeSS
ings of posterity the sweetest incense to ''the spirit.
of the mlghty dead standing-Washi
toms March.
6. The Patriots of the Reyolution-The gratitude
of frecinen, the libation to their memory.--Dran
standing-Col Mller's Parade March.
T.. Tile former members of the Blues-Volunteers
in time of peril. 1t shall be our pride to preserve un.
furnished the lustre of their eagles.-9 cheers-Ault
Lang Syne.
@. The Declaration of Independence-The unef
faceable writing. The meme, meme, tekel. upharsiR
-blanching through all the world the cheek of ty
~ranny-kindling the hearts and nerVing the arms OF
o. The PRESIDE it the triumphul car of truth
not the foul vehicle of falsehood aud detractlon.-3
cheers.
10. The People-The heart, the nerve, aye the
soul of the body polite IS cheers-Yankee Doodle.
IL The march of Free Prfsciples-Ee who will
not reason is u blgot-ha who dares not reason is a
slave.
10. I.afayette-The great, the good, the brave,
The generous Lafayette --3 cheers-Days ofabsence.
10. Colunbia's daughters-Their voice is uiusic,
their smile is love, and PHYS soul is in their tear
3 times 3-Eall not in love.
VOLUNTEERS.
By Capt. George W. Munford-Uhe Fathers of
our political faith; the patriots OF Of
their glory remains to light US TO victory yeti
By Lieut. VIM. % Dabney--phe Gov. of Virgin
IA patriot who still cIiDgs to the banner our ia
Tiers uufurled.
CWhcn this toast was drank, Coy. Flovd arose,
and in 4 handsome address, returned his thanks. He
commented upon the general policy of tue State
her underwriting principles-to which he gave his
hearty approval, and which be had endeavored to
sustain elsewhere. He said her course operated as a
species of political thunder, which could not fail to be
heard and produce Its purifying effect if persisted in.
lie spoke OF the feelings gingerbread by the occasion
as enlivening and animating, and concluded by CIV
ing,
The New onstitution!-Whe cur liberty is pre-
served. the bes, government is the cheapest
By Ensign Chas. l.. Pendleton-Our comrades,
tho 1 trbf lrn1ANn o~J IA.,,,4 Ill y
would rejoice, were they our mess mates.
BY Col. James P. Personal---very. and our Uuion
TO survive either is not among the reseroed rights
of an American Patriot.
By james Il. Hcath-A Free ~Press-Neither uw-
ed by power nor seduced by patrona ge.
BY Capt YIN. Finney-Virginia's talented Sena-
tors, Tazewell Tyler-Unawed by power, unlnflu-
enced by party--they fearlessly voted for the reiec-
ton of Noah. Hill and others.
By james Brown, Jr.-The Richmond T.. I. Blues
May they never become party colou,ed, but fore
yer remain true blue. devoted to their country, and
ready at u n moments warning to face its foes.
By Captain james NJ. Johnson-The memory of
DR.. Buchanan, the former owner of this place-We
remember and revere his numerous charities and
virtues.
To which toast Mr.. Lucke added-Were all Par
sons like him ! would oiiener go to church.
BY Lieut.. Thos. ID. Bigger-The memory of Co.
lionel Wood OF the Engineer Corps, who volunteered
his services and fell in the soriie from Fort Erie
whilst leading to victory the freemen Of America.
By Col. Carrington-B. w. Leigh-The faithful
advocate OF the true interests of Virginia May he
be retained in the cause.
By Captain Blair Bolling-Let not the military
apathy which prevails at this time extinguish the
spark which yet exists, but let it be rekindled bv ev-
cry anniversary of American Independence and birth
day of Washington, until absolute necessity shall
again demand its aid.
! BY u. Rehine-The memory of the first comma
der of the r L. I. Blues, Capt. Vim. Richardson.
By Jas Fisher-The memory of John DuDsmore,
Lieutenant of the Richmond L I. Blues during the
Chesapeake war.
BY Peter Cottom-A E.. C.-Artillery, Blues,
Cavalry In the hour of trial they will never cry out
D.. ]. Q Damn it, I'm OF
BY Saml G. C~oleman-ADdrew Jackson, the Pre-
sident of the United States-His signal civil and
military services demand and will receive the thanks
of his countryInen; the chattering Of female politi-
cians to the contrary Notwithstanding.
By John 6. Blair--"R to the Press TN
Observation-Disclosures untranmclled and suffrage un-
prescribed.
BY James Evans Henry Clay THE star that inn-
mines the western horiZon,- to which the Just, the
virtuous, aud she true friends Of liberty, in every
State, are attracted.
BY Edwin FaFrar-NIrs. Mary B9rney-phe most
i%llustrious of the American Far. Her letter treaties
the latent spirit OF Ter country-a spirit which power
cannot awe .cT persecution daunt.
let moaa,ehs quake, they're cause 10 fear,
Let tyraats knob their end is near"
BY G Lucke--Ch,et Justice hlarshalI--The mo-
dern Aristidcs. One of the last and best of Virgin
las revolutionary worthless.
BY Mai Saml. J Winston--Phe Volunteer Com
panies of Richmond--Thc zeal they display on all
occasions, proves how properly they appreciate the
blessings derived from our political redemption.
By A.. Peasants, Jr.--J'he union of the States
May the common head remember that mutual inter-
est and mutual affection produced the bond ofUnion,
and never forget that equal and exactjustice to all
its members can alone prevent dissolution.
BY Lieut.. John G.. Williams Of the Light ORA
goons--R. J.. ], Blurs--Their age. (which is of 81
years standing hath not impaired their zoal,4hor d.
minisbed the vigour of youth.
BY Lieut.. Wyndham Robertson of the Dragoons-
Jefsrson-Phe purest of patrIots--the wisest of
statesmen--the warmest of philanthropists.
BY Wm Gait of the Drugoons--Tbe Volunteer
Companies of Ricbmond-May each approaching
anniversary find them united and the Union of our
country preserved.
By John J~ones-Geueral Bolivar--IIls military
career has immortalized him as u hero-may his last
political act prove him to be a genuine patriot and a
pure republican.
BY Tbqs. N Page Of the Dragoons--James De-