Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-13
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broke the spell of British nvincblity; ecpsng her
in maturity. it will foat the queen of the ocean.
o. Phe Union of the States: The key srone in the
luminous arch of our national glory-esto perpetua
Q. Charles Carroll of CarrolIton: Yhe last of that
glorious constellation Of patriots which shone in the
armament of 49, the 6rn and uncompromisng friend
OF equal rights. He reads his history in nston's
eyes" =
TO- The nee Constitution of Virginia: We take il
as man does his wife-s'for better or for worse"
IL The Declaration of independence: The deed Of
american emancipation
10. The orator of he dav. III bes onr tbapks
rs. Our fafr countrywomen
y they arc pure as they lair,
Where truth aud cons,anoy sincere
10 all their peerless beauty shine.
VOLUNTEERS.
By Doct. Robert P Brooke presden, Of the DIV
iIenry Clay: Guided by the beacon of honesty he
treads the narrow track of political integrity.
Ny Doct: Robert III Dunbar list wee president
The President of the U States: He is unwortlry of
."e "nice VINO Is controlled by his ministers: WHO
governs treemen should himself be free"
by j. Geo Hest. end vice president In the midst
OF our m'rh and hilarity. may we not fotg1t that
leftal tTlo OF V'rglnias jewels, Washington. JEFF
-, BY Thomas 8. Hall. orator of the dav. Henry
clay the statesman, patriot and phian, hropist His
name VIII stand in proud relief the fairest page of
his countys history, when those of his calunnisors
are shrouded in the oblivion of forpetfuness
-. BY Samuel H. Tagart, reader of the day. Henry
Clay, the prosecuted patriot and rndaunred states
man. whose reward shall be the highest office in the
By M. w. Brooke Henry Clay Internal improve
ment and American manufartures
by Doct. Charles Orrck The signers of the
declaration OF independence: Their names are nscr-
bed upon monument which can only mouder with
the ruins of time
by Edward Mcclure Andrew Jackson
ny Natnanel Bent The worthy remnant of the
revolutionary stock: We zee them lingering on the
outer walls of time. expecting the nsst breeze ie
wat them to their last retreat NAV that retreat 90
cnre TO them eternal peace.
BY VIM. G Russell. In 1889 NAV the peop,a Of
the United States take the Clay of Kentucky to mend
the broken vessel of tennessee
BY Robert B. Holiday. Henry glsy: Public zen.
tTmeni misrepresented on this OCCASION
By Hugh Nelson. The American republic. NAV
toe serpent OF faction never be hear1 to hs around
Der altar of liberty
81 Andrew G. CLARK Yhe Quakere. Character.
Ted by simplicity. honesty and good fellowship NAV
they' when required. send forth such sons as the
Roale Greene. ~
BY Samuel Winde. The Congress of '7e A
constellation of shining ornaments to all leos
ID SAFE A''
ny ereFge Hainss The President of the United
States: he has proved himself to be WORTHY of tho
confidence reposed in him by the nation
by John N. Bell. Mrs Barney: Descended ftoo
the braVe-wedded to the braye-robbed and sacri
iced by the brave.
By j.. s.. Heist. Old maids and old bachelors. tho
first deserve pity; the latter deserve to be HANGED
BY d. Redman. The 4th J,ly '76; sacred in the
ccmory OF frecDen-the grand era from which fin,
Gafe generations vii! date the moral aDd no,,,o.j
scscitsIen Of men. ~
q. Mark Bird Vhe motto of SoInn.-shIav thu
hn;s4ess INJURY done the msanest citizen, be an in
aIilt to tae whole constitution"
ny d9hn Aayhue Vhe union of The states: ..what
the God of our fathers hath Joined tosetber let M
Osn profancy put usunder.'
BY John N. Clark The Virg:nians iostlv cello.
tfned for patriotism in public, aud hospitality in pr
vate life. :" P''
BY Joseph Atkison. May the government IF tho
u States founded upon the valour of her vene,,bie
patriots, be as lasting their fame
BY Robert B. Holiday. Fay there be found in
every land where despotism appears shrouded in her
BY A. Seal. Andrew Jackson President ofthe II
States: The nations pride. "e
BY l. II. Straith Henry Clay: Nay b. trium.
phant over the caunnles of bis enemies receive tho
presidential chair a reward for his mt r;otic 49,
and the spotless integrity that has ever marked hs
political career. n'
BY Hugh Nelson. Andrew jackson: At the pezt
presidential election may he be found as the spa ROW
BY Thomas d. Ware. The npesigsr, - Pho IT
2[ateS: Enough often assaed the shafts Of calurupy
fal1 harmless at his feet modern degeneracy doesn,
reach HIM
BY Thomas T. Castlenan. Gen. Alexander Ham
Iiton; &ay the grateful laurels with which era,e.
i1 country sntwincs thy cypress gladden. thy shade
BY Hugh II. Lee. The university of Virginia.
dy Dc instrumental In raising the declining iitera
ture OF state
by John ". Bell Nay bis Satanic uajesty neV-
or pay visits abroad, nor receive company at home
BY Thomas Male. The friends of internal i'm.
proYement. '"'
By l. Fl Straith. Greece: Nav she. once the
al Of scsnee and independence, bursting the bands
oi turkish despotlern and emerging from the deptbs
OF ignorance and dolatry, become a christian ind
an1 retain ner place among the nations of the earrh
By the "a wee president: The spirit which ANNA
ad our revolutionary mothers: Could but one raw of
they might read the history of every old maid Is; -.
land. " '"e
Celebration near Paris, Frederick.
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!. The day we celebrate.
2. The orator of the day.
3 Yhe present administration: Nav tbev knooo H..
10 unaninity is safety. "''
4. The American system; May posterity real;7.
from its results what the present and past have .r,