Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23

TOASTS
l. The day ceebrate-Eacb Anniversary finds the men,
pie OF this Republic united. -
Washmgon-Let the modesty and patriotism of his reply
to when appointed chief be
up the recollection of the patriots and warriors the s
g. The Federal Governmeni-ayi be lasting as the hills
and at all times Pa to each State its constitutional rights
The union OF the StacLet the word dissolution be ex
plunged from our political vocabulary
The President of the u. States
xHgn I all parry feeling among her citizens be
Our county man Capt. Days-We highly appreciate his
Governor BarbourHe devoted 80 years his life to his
country, again called by the early patrons
with undimioished confidence Fathers in his talents
anu integrity 70 aid with ms long experience organizing
government of his native state under constitution
On this sentiment being gven Gov Barbour and ad
dressed the company.
g. James Madison, county -man--In youth, manhood
and old as he has been and truly reflected
10 The Virginia Doctrnes-or the principles Of So May
they be cherished by every American
H. The Judges under the Constituencies long as
they serve WE'LL we'll pay them we'll service.-no pay.
i! The Sages and Heroes Of the Observation-Disclosures
guide and direct the world to liberty
49, The Far Daughters of Vrginia-Nlay their bosoms
s ''''''s in rfTis" ToAs si:s'
BY John Lewis-The Presidents the Maysvlle
road bill has conferred benefit his country
Handed in fo John C Harris The Hon James Barbour
aus defender OF State Rights in aais opposition the
By w Fry James Barbsur-The patriot and statesman
BY William R. Robinson Fhe number Thee-a,wavs masi
cal except at Orange court house
Rghsfhey are all the Peoples Rigsts.av thew be- rshs
' y af hos c and rightly ~, applied Pile
en,s carry into effect
By Mr. Lewis The sovereignty of peopIe-May it al
ways be felt in putting those down who would their
rights by violating the constitution
BY John Coons Gen L. T Dado-our neghbor and firm
pociaMay the people of his district desert him in the
BY Governor Barbour: Whatever may be the difference of
opinion among let have charity enough believe that
BY Gen Dade Madsans Report and Resolutions-virgin-
,ans-oe ye eadfas in the Faith "The snake dead
By JAS B. Moore The Federal Constitution, lie, be so
BY Capt John Voolfolk Fhe principles of SO Hail to the
man who brought them existenceThe frowns of
people upon him who win polue them with the new tangled
By Geo c. Porter: The cizsns of orauge-May they lay
snf esy feeling and their
umPh in his election his sink their dmnutve heads
beneath pa !, dt hs spendonr Of his abilities
Of the CITY OF New choice of the American PEG
PeNay MS latter days be glorious his former have been
viruous
BY Capt James Nelson r John Quincy dams the patriot
and statesman and according with Th0s R,chie
81 am proud of being born in country which has produced
such man {"
as practsed by the present administration
By s P Robinson Genl Dade-May he successful in
the new, as ne has been in the old district
BY Edmund e. Moore: Henry Clay-in 1333-May see
him elevated TO the highest Office in his couus's gift
BY VIM @ Poindexter General Jackson--The the
Maysvle Turnpike, the drop which fills OVERLOOKING his cup
honesty receive its reward
When the 9th announced Gov. Barbour ad-
dressed the assembly. The Reporter printed at Or
aDge Court-H thus speaks of the effect of his
address:
All who heard him enYaptued and almost unanimously
forgot every prejudice and joined in grateful sympa,hes
The incidents which he alluded and the general opinion
that was one of his felcou efforts Studousiy avoid
ing every thing of iuiammaory and party character
eave on this momenous OCCASION apart for the sole
purpose Of communicating bothey love and fellow feeling
world
Our limited space will not permit us to repubsh
Col. Barbours speech. The following tribute to
the gentle sex, well deserved elegant, so true
in its conceptions of their primary agency in forming
the character of the other--we should be unpardon-
able to excludes
Mr. BARBOUR expressed trespassug on tie
courtesy Of his audience whom much ohe duties
of the day 10 performs ye, he do little longer by
dering to his fair country Virginia Jewels far
more enable than the Gracchi who had him
ecea honor by their presence the homage of
ms profound respect lie said ne could suspected
hettey the time with him had passed He tferefoer
without fear bore ready and testimony 10 their worth
and to the exalted estimation in which they held
ever virtue and all the attributes tina, ,bc the
still veneated Your vestal dccacy snufs distance the
tainted breeze and YOU like the Jewish Prophet standing
between the living and the Dead staying the plague By your
exoale rebe, separate forever, by impossible lne
Tue irom vice. Although you named, the political
charter still the depository Of supreme power and e
ercise sovereign influence the destiny nan-hodng
your conferences being the sign Of the covenant which
every may read, the hand that made divine High 4
mighty your trust. The future Of your country will
tell how have performed it. 'As the twg the
is inclined" It you that give the first and the
DdUrng Impressions 1t in the nursery that the
lever TO take root Go then you have begun-manlan
the high character you deseysdy enjoy and may
children arise up you blessed your husbands al
So and Prae youaud men of Orange seek to make your
selves worthy of such heWpacatsn tina, and you will have
nothing more to accomplish
At the toast to Gen. Dade, candidate for the
Senate, that gentleman addressed the meeting at
some length, did Mr.. Davis. From Gen Dade's
address, we make the following extract
have heard Of late much abou, multiplying and uuI6ers
If by the terms it is meant deny the right Of the State Legs
laures, TO proclaim unconstitutional of Congress null
aud void the exercise by the Federal Courts Of Jurisdiction
not confded to Them, usurpaon-thcn I've uUlfer
and according political Bible Mr. Madison himself
n'er; Virginia has nisinerpreted it, IF on the other
hand 10y the designate those who have de-
sign 10 impair dissolve the UDOn deny the Federal
Government the foil and free Of all its powers then he
spurned the epet The sovereignty of the States, resides
members waTdes