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

A grave to their spirit Of anarchy ana ,;o....:.
''o n monument to their attachment to the Union.
by MAJ. Dulany OF the disafection or C,sroi;"
hill" 's hooie nj
BY Mr.. James Pollard. Friendship-Mav ,s ss-
nlgn influence never cease to be felt "
BY Col. A. J. Palmer. The prosperity rs ~.
Unon-A reduction of the Tariff - '"c
by Capt Gresham. Our absent friend ]. w
Chnn--May he live many years. and enjoy that ca
TEEN and admiration, which Ills bland and am;,his
manners, his talents and usefulness SO much enttIc
him to.
BY Capt Armstrong. Gen. Jackson-Hs brave.
~ SCI at defiance the nped sword of British Off
GER when boyl His reputation has no less rium-
phanty set at defiance the envy, hatred and SANDERS
of his enc mics in his unaturer age
by Mr. w m Eustace. The Fair Sex-Thourh
warmest euogium will ever reside.in our hearts.
By Mr.. W. A Edmonds. The American vonth
line future support of our nation Nav the renub
sgiis OF 40 ever dwell in their hearts, and may
virtue direct their steps through life.
BY DR.. VERIFY Washington and Liberty rpbe
one the cause, the other the effect The former our
fortress IN war the latter our companion in peace
tlaSne, and Philip Barbour--Able and efficient ser
wants of the people. -
by Ro s,nither. Whilst we commemorate the
DEEDS OF the patriots ST the Revolutions we viii not
forget the brave defenders of our country in the sp
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By,V Y Conway. Esq. President of the DIV.
iienry Ciay-LiIe the slumberlng fires of Etna, he
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save to the foes of regulated liberty or the friends Of
military misrule. -
Cha Ghar1estom, Renaaha County, pirginia.
Cbas. K Baldwin, ESQ. The Veto s;,ot;c;o,,.,
dissertation on Constitutional powers
And s,ess ani wos o Of bd promise to
| Moi. Geo w Spotswood The Bay we ceIebr,to
may Its comT1emoration extend througbout the
Union and ut each anniversary may the name of onr
undehed, generous noble and patriotic statesman.
| n hof efolc~
4 accamations of the people
Dr. y. Patrick. Henry Clay: the people are look
ing 10 NM ior deiverance from the abuses and dis
graces winch have been brought upon them by the
election OF Jackson. sthe tickle slave of passion and
caprice f Dn"
BY Guest. Henry Clay for the next President.
WIN lille Henry Clay: when storms and tenn
pests thunder his brow and oceans bio,ys bre.,.
recude " o0"'1oo'
A Rufdler; Henry Clay: Malice may invent and
envy distort, but he has been tried and not found
wanting. N
Daniel Ruffner, Esq. Henry Clay: He has been
tried In the ordeal of malice and not found want;ng,
States. - '"e 'h''eh
Ranazpho Salisues.
| The American system: The only system % b;cf
can render us independent of foreign malone; IN
wealth; in war secure - f'NS0
s. e. Grant: The present Administrations ;udp;nn
r;.h G rs acts, IS blind let its eyes be rubbed
I u IS. Quarter The President of tho rIn;t.3
States: Ii his acts have been duly appreciated and
round wanting in tho hearts of his countrymen ont
with him. eA' 0u'
j A. w. W'od A cob web pair of psntaloons q MR.
euPne saddle hard trottlng horse, and long ipur
ney, to the enemies of Henry Clay.
ny the President: Pie memory of YIN II E;t,
hu5h FOR dIslnterested patriotism seldom eonalled
never excelled e9''i'e''
! Lew WEIGH J. C. Calhoun, the Southern Conr.
ser VIII be dlstanced at the Pail of 1889 by car.
-Ji's ''ie ueaa weight OF Kendall and Moab.
Marietta, (Ohio.)
Commerce, Agriculture and manufactured. pI,~,
we must troo all O''' e''"e''
Internal improvements: The connecting banda of
VIC mon. ihelr suspension, whether caused by
'''"Aen Polcy, or party intrigue, will be but tempo
vail" '' u 'su'h' aho snail pre-
BY the Chair Henry Clay: "When the DAYS ne
star in the West" ~ 70 'ne
BY MR.. Seth Bailey. John Quincy Adams: Ars-
..ueS zen hnoef the ostracsm at Athens; NarceIus
was banshed from Rome. The fame of Adams Is
! safe with posteri,y. -
by Capt. Charles Boswortb Henry Clay and bfs
cainmnIators. Cease vipers, you bite Gle"
ny Mr. Judge Hamilton. Jackson and Reform
a oeen sounded IN our ears for some two or three
years Inc term Reform has been perverted and
its''eau OF Ie9orm, We have been cursed with nm
aoort'on. God send that at the merit birlh, we NAV
De P e,eS NV WITH a lio1ng and proper child.
10. ~ iI rIS arKef. Hen-y Clay; The Or
pnan ooy He has strlven against poverty and come
out IKE tired gold He 10 friend to he industri-
GUS May he be the next President. '''''''i-
I'M, ny I'm q: Whittlesey. The Governor of Ohio
The frm patriot, and tried frend of tbe ror;c, G.
TEN. '"s Il oys-
Gy MIR Martin Baily. The People: Demano
ana once seekers have deceived them; but the day
OF retr,onton is at hand They will rally round those
VINO VIII protect their own industry
ny Mr. Aaron Lyon. Henry Cloy, for our next
PRESIDENT We have no further use for h;eIor,,
brooms. ~ toi ''t'No'Y
10y MI; David Barber. Retrencbment and Re-
form Words newly coined at The Grand Goyer1-
aen Banh to express increased public expenditures
fond scramble for office.
PrTTsBURe, July ID.
49, "LITTLB Wat YB wHA's COMM"
fhe Democrat informs the public thar Cen Eoso,
ana rye arrived here on the 9th inst! and departed.