Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-07


The Cabinet Makers at Washington: may thew hay
better employment than cleansing stables, or any 9th
er dirty work.
BY L. H. Cutberell. The President of the I'm;
ted States fthe "tree he Judged by its fruit yeri
ly then the hickory ought to be grubbcd IN
by Guest. Freedom of Election: Jackson in hi
inaugural said, Executive patronage had increase,
so to interfere with The right Of election" III,
should have said ctN be lncreascd-hich fact he Ina,
verified -
By ]. 4. Allyn of Norfolk Borough. Isaac Hill
when his friends give him another dinner to rock the
cradle of his retirement, let us hone they will mn,
profane the of the heroes and sages oftbe re-
volution by their identity with him.
by John Thompson. Henry CLAY our mex. Pre-
sident his splendid talents, civic virtues and dignied
self command, borrow lustre from comparisos, and
become brighter by contrast.
By James West. Henry C2ry the man who
should now be at the head of our country ~
BY Dr. Hodges of Norfolk Borough. The tvpo-
graphical atmosphere Capitol: it must he nir
fed by Gates, and its vitiatcd humors be drained by
Seaisn. 80. -"-N =!
By Henry Woods. The great Debate in the
senate, and the discomjfture of Daniel Webster.
mo more of that Hal, an thou lov'st n,e''
. by an absent Citizen The Senate of the United
Staes-Representing the sovereignty of the States
the only constitutional asscrter and protector of
ment of Executive tyranny.
By James Carr. Lee, Hill and Decatur. 4 mart
OF The filth and scum floating in the political caudron:
by the searching operation ofthe Senate they have
by an Absentee. The present Administrations
tyranny may veil itself in the cloal, of patriotism
but the spirit rutl and liberty developes the cheat
and sFews it in its proper colonrs.
By ). w. Happier. The Hon. Mr.. Barton of Mis-
sour! too honest to be dupcd bya corrupt adminstra
ton. -
By d. Nash. The present Administration: head
Gu py combination OF designing politicians, miscal-
led retrenchers and reformers.
by James e. Wilson. Thos. Chiffon: ike a good
Huntsman finding himself wrong, he .stries bacS''
BY Guest. Webster, Clayton and Barton the
political Decii of the dav.
BY John H. Leigh. The authors of the late pro-
seriptions: may they in turn be prescribed by the
only legitimate power in Rerublic: The PEorLE
By Henry Woods. The Town of Portsmouth
alike distinguished for patriotism and hospitality and
the beauty OF Its Fair, may its prosperity be unceas
ing.
BY Hugh McQuillin. The Exilcs of Erin:
They have found an Asylum in the West,
The Home OF the braUe, the injured and oppressed
by VIM. >. Davis. Retrenchment and Reform
| like Miltons Sin and DEATH, they have Matched s
host OF ilnps that yelp necessarily for treasury pap
BY Guest. The Jefferson Dinner: Has Virgin
Ia become degenerate, since such attery can he offer
| ed to her understanding and principles
BY j.. Il. Allyn of Norfolk Borough. Norfolk
County: the land of Republican principles and con
stancy-where dictation prevails only by the infiu
| ence of conviction
| BY Guest. The members of the present AID
| nlnlstration: We shall request settlement of az
counts with them in l832-le them be prepared
! u The following note, with the accompanying
toasts, was handed TO the President during the eve
| ming:
| ''The President will obige sincere friend OF hi
Crest, by giving the two toasts this paper at the
dinner to-day.
''ihe writer is aware that thew want those nracos
which wcid make them ddmired-but his aim has
been TO express heart felt Notwithstanding upon
the merit OF the too subjects, and the place they have
IN our hearts, to give them their due estimation"
JOHN QUINcY ADAMS illustrious sage! He has
had but few equals in all that constitutes true great
ness in political fe-rnay the remaining period OF
his pilgrimage be fraugh with the sweet Influences
OF the Gospel OF Peace-that his last days may be
his best days.
!lENRY CLAY: We love and honor the man. we
regard INN as pure and jncorruptible Patriot and
Statesman IN whose mind and heart all that is en-
ightened and liberal combine to make him worthy OF
Peoples warmest confidence, Nations best gift