Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-11
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From, ia. Norfplk Ecacon of limo q


Matthias Jones, Esq Presided, assisted bv John c.
Cohoon, Esq and Col Josiah Iiddck, as Vice Pres
,dents.
The folio wing toasts were given ON the OCCASION
and We learn, were received with the most animated
expressions OF APPRECIATION and general coincidence
III the sentiments they contain
l. Pie Constitution Of the q. States.-May the
attachment OF tho American people to It, be as lasting
as its merits.
9. Yhe Unlon.-Neaven forbid, that any man
should ever think himself able to calculate its value
3. The memory OF Geo Washington, who, IN pat
ri,c'sm and devotion to his country, stands without
parallel.
4. The Patriots of the Rcvoluton.--Paeir mem
DRY Will &c honoured, as long as time shall last. or
The of freedom shall have an advocate,
9 The President Of the United Statcs.-We hon
our the Office.
homes, Representative. An injured people N'ill IN
dignartly he party decision of Congress- and
restore him TO the s"ut OF which he he's beca depri-
we'd
llIcrc we learn RIr. Newton rose, and addressed
the company in very feeling and impressive speech,
wh'ch he concluded by Offering the following toast:
Tie CT zens OF the county of . anseuond-in their
firm and steady support of republican principles and
doctrines, they look to the good of their country and
the happiness of man ]
2 General La Fayette--By birth Prcnchu,an,
by inheritance nobelnun, by choice a freeman--un
adopted citizen CT America, in whom there is no
guile.
g. Virginia The birth place of Washington Jef
fersnn, Madison and Monroe can she taro isb tc-
fame. by sanct,onlng the vndctve measures of the
present executive of the United States: VIC hope
not.
o. John O. Adams.-iIs virtues and his talents
shine with Increased spend,r, in contrast with the
"eak aud yengeful CO of his successor in Office
10. Henry Ciay.-A vrtuous people, for q time
deceived Will repair their error by eevatlnr him TO
tie highest Office i'll heir GIFT.
II i'he Virgnia Senalors.-Yheir stand against
Hill IL ndall and Noah augurs well. May the little
leaven Of old Virginia phi r,osn thus eviHced speed
lily leayen the whole batch
10. Ayr.clu, ure, Commerce and Manufacturers
Mutually tributary TO national wealth and ndepend-
-. Thc Anne ican Fair
VOLUNTEERS.
BY j NJ. Harre!l.-Phe Pos Master General Of
the Unl ID States-Ide Eas reformed order into cha
os, and brought his department upon the Parish.
BY Col J. iGIick.-R eforIn in pruc1ice not IN
vain declarations
By c Cohoon Philip Doddridgc-The able
and firm advocate of the Peoples rights lin the late
contested eecton) and true expounder Of the fgec
ton Laws of Virginia. l trust he has cur thanks
by Matthias Jones -Thos Ritchie--Had he re
manned true to his principles he would not have been
denounced as an apostate by the olden J.1ersonion
Republicans, nor would the ass have spoken, if
Baaanl had not turned traitor to Israel and to God:
May he soon say Balcam did, II have sinned:
WILL get me back again
BY w. II. Goodwin General Robert 2 7svI,r
Virginia loves him for his virtue aires him for his
TALENTS, and will reward him for his patriotism
By Dempsey Byrd-Cieorge Lnyall-PalHed npon
Us by party vote in Cong ress, the people of this
district will consgn him nleri,ed retirement at the
neXt election.
By Guest. IN eah-Unlike Noah of old, BIO was
no, Permi'te 10 enter the arb at the commencement
ct the food bnl after certain lapee of time he did
ester, was PRESSED in by VICE and escaped
IT, Getugu. The Fox never tarks whcu in Guest of
his prey.
its rule be confined to the shortest constitutional lin
its; let his days be rev, ana another take his Office
By w ID. McClenny-Phc Statutes of Virginia
LAY they never be made subserviont to party purpo
BLTbOUj
By % q. Flynn-Henry Clay-The profound
statesman we require thy iierculean power at Wash
ington to cleanse the augean stable not merely of
the tih, but the polluted herd that has created it,
By VIM. Pues.-
T., was copgIe.s believe, tina, treated Newton u,
Put Loyal into pfice not by the peoples will
BY j McLe.ny- Nay the majoritv of the people
Of this dstric have their choice, and no, corr,pf
committee Of elections in Congress- OF oor next cleo
ton.
81 Jos. Il Godwiu-John c. Calhoun, Vice pr7si-
dent of the U. S;ates--he compared Virginia to the
mother OF the GJacchi--map he not meet With the
fate OF Caitis and Pibe JUS G%acchus but may he be
consigned TO the walks OF private life, for his political
quhbilng and inconsistency
BY Dempsey Langston-- The State of Delaware-
Though snaA in extent of territory, she shines con-
spicuous!y in the Senate of the u. States-sbe NAV
yell be proud of her Clayton.
By John Harrell-President Jacksons National
Bank--Recomnendation palsed by the will of his
constituent .UcDuf.
BY Guest Willis Ais on, the packed Chairman
ofthe Committee of Elections; an adept at inverse
calculation
BY c r. Hoffman-Henry Clay-The archetype
OF modern greatness his virtue aud magnanimty en-
title him to confidence and respect, may his fell
low citizens in gratitude reward him with the highest
Office they can bestow.
BY nj Deford-Thos Ritchie the consistent
editor, he has indeed proven his great consistency
by4b,s'a dherence to that he predicted would
prove curse 10 his country and Which alas! has baen
too truly verified.
BY I. G. Benton-The u. s. Senae-0nce thu
most dignied body earth, now The servle tools of
prohlgate Executive, IN The punishment of faithful
ana merltor'ous officers The reward ofpoitca part
sans and IN subsidzing the public press.
by Henry Raws-May the distinguished uonocrut
OF this Congressional District, who has taken seat
IN Congress against the voice oft' good people, be
'eDrmed by the spl'it Of seventy-six
BY Peter Ashburn-- liberty, Equality, and Frater-