Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-13

BY Mr. Dyson The hon. w l.. Br.nt The warm and
daunless friend of Henry Clay and American System
ByS Parker Man was formed of Cay, and who would not
him.
By Charles J D Freeland. William Smith of S. C.: His
only ambition his country. welfae-hc feaessly pursued an
ndependen, regardless of the ISLANDERS of Official
by Vance, jr of Ohio The Travelling Cabinet Strange
that rakr should doubt the utility of turnpike roads
question of public principle with great mnda o"co" Of
personal exPedisncy with little one
the East and the West all local prejudice, party
distinctions and their only future competition striving who
ByZ C. Lee Henry Clay: A Hampton in hi, arden, Inv.
OF bery-A Cato in the sternness and purity his pnci
pies
BY w Thompson The State Penn yivana She has 90,
Veto for her Pote which will be Dea the Systca unioss
sue soiemny stand FORTH "ioeemcd, esenea,sd dsenhra
Sen, by Thomas B. Po,tnger who was prevented from at,
with single eye ice and glory Of his county he
must and VIII be properly appreciated by grateful and patti
BY L. s. Beck. The Orator of the day: MAY his ndcpeu
oent ana address stimulate do his duty
minded opponent of "Reorm which bears the name Of
an Industrious family to which doss beongHis conduct
svmees deep sympathy with the true friends of Liberty
By Thomas Al schocd The RICH, to ,hink-,he RICH, to
sanctioned by constitution of our coun,ry,he exercise
restrained by the jackson system of rewards punismen
oe an 9nec, OF prescription and must not be conamnad by
A new
constitutional doctrine better to the subject of Kings
than N the ,, free citizens tie, of Republic
by John Wilson Clay OF Kentucky mos,ened with
Eastern showers It's product best calculated the
can 81 pf ssss., s.mm. tn. friend. Of ,,,..,,
disappointed in Hickory for Roads Canals will next try
by Oea Wilson The American System and Internal I'm
arteries of dissemination ~ ~ ~
l. BySeth Hyatt Internal improvement: All her vavs are
ways of pleasanness, fol all her paths are paved
BY S Parker The Peoplc-,hey sprung from 4da,a and
Cay and to Clay they must they can enjoy that lib
ery with which they shall be blessed
sy Mr. LapoIte ANDREW JAcksoN and the People 1885,
me reope ana HENRY Clay in iS33--Peto Veto.
BY Ienass Young Henry Clay: No, the Star of tn.
west oniy.Every State in the Union will claim him
t' vnr'0aed services will demand for him the Pres
;. BY T. Williams, of New York Henry Clay The State
that led the in Internal Improvement will never oppose the
os efficient advocate for Internal Improvement Amer
the Unlon ''oae and inseparabIen ''''' u
BY BY DR.. John E. Craig Let the remnant of disappointed
lily and confidently look 10 the Star in the West
sy snatius Milstead The Presidents: May dves,ed
skim that the People and Union lin 1892 may kuow
how to appreciate his worth mana statesman h. never
BY James King The Cabinet that has undertaken to seep
the Aussan Stable and bespaer the fair fame CLAY
fully y inferred =.
By Samuel Fisher, Reform; political hobby which, like
'e 5oan morse introduced the enemies of the Republic
By John II Reilly The American People, though divided
IN political sentiment may they be frm and pre-
By Mr. Calan Mrs. Barney, the independent American
sy - Watson Our Country: it asylum for the opr,es-
By sowry The Federal Union fabric reared by the
fish policy Of sectional enthusiasts controlled in its ope-
ra!,onS by the vain threats of ambitious enprcks
The firm supporter of Improvement, and founder
The American SYSTEM; he must be supported.
BY WIN Dee. ''-''
| LIE, Duff and Duties fi,me and rail away
While We with perfect uuconcern 10 smoke our prss of
Sen; BY an absent Frend.-1he Men in pO,cer:
| ~ that estates, degrees and Offices,
| Were not derived corruptly! and that clean honor
Were purchased by the merit of the wearer
How many then would cover, That stand bare;
How many be commanded that command"
by W. s. Allen. The Fair, best gift of Heaven:
;, BY George sweeny Daniel Webster. the nulifer of the
Joy our liberty, and the liberty enjoy our rights
by r. Force The Navy the glory by its heroes on
e ocean, not furnished by the attempt dshonor on
the land
BY q C. Lee The Army Of the United sa,es efficiency
not to be measured by its numbers
BY Capt WIN. Duncan The Militia: every citizen soldier
| every soldier citizen.
ms country and m best Interest," loyal flowers
names ern are now recolleced
By Citizen of Virginia Our new Minister to Russia:
May he not prove COURSE and DISGRACE Country in
1880, as his Friend Richie said he ,uas in 1912
aionage The wind that aghaes and toeasrcocks
ea =, c,: EXERCISED by washington once in eight
rush IN where Angels fear o tread
john Quincy Adams; "a fall from power like DEATH can
onizes and sanctifes great CHARACTER
The Heads of Departments and pressed Clerks 10
praise lie Hero who ve,od improvements We undeud
reign Sat.
Henry Clay: 'The Man of the People"-h People will
delight to honor him.
The American System of Domestic Manufactures and Inter
nal sanctioned by the People for twenty FIVE
years past "AcquesceDce the of the majority
he vital principle Of Republics which there no appeal
bu to iorce the vital principle and parent de
"potism =" .Jefersons fnawguraL
The President and his descrpt Cabne Grea, in little
things little in great things, and profound 10 nothing
andrew Jackson; Supported by John Calhoun and Mar
tin Van Buren, SIZE DiaGie Boitcur."
The jackson Shou'es May their mouths stopped
with Clay
Internal improvements May opponents of I1tcrna soon
become the En- terna,s.
Free Press: The shield Of frcemen will beard the Lion
III his den, and scatter the Jackals that suTroud him.
stare Rights Unshacked by dctation, the jafgon
aphysical distinction.