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

| BY Capt. John Y. Ihouas- General a. Jackson
Wise, true, and patriotic, why exchange Hickory
for Clay, whilst We have enough of the latter and
wish more Of the former.
| BY Willis Wombe.
The Statesman Henry Clay.
Grows brighter every day
BY l. Observation-Disclosures
No human tongue speak his Prasp
Angels, 90 him, with wonder gaze
BY 8ohn Wilson of Surry To the memory of Po-
cahontas, the Indian Princess-The preserver of the
| life of Capt Smith
BY Calhoun Booth Our President-His worth
IS fairly estimated by the free voice OF great major
| lty OF MS Country
BE was, still is, and will forever lie
The choice Of people, who themselves are lfee-
But those who have moi earn'd what's truly great,
Such men a. Jackson they willever hate.
BY VIM Hankins. The warrior may boast of his
military provess, the Philathropist benefcent acts,
but above all, give me the girl my bosom holds
dear.
Yoasts al the Dinner to Mr.. BartoD at Louisville
| Kentucky.
I Our Country and our Constitution.
George Washington.
3 Prescription for political opinions sake-Like
religious persecution, incompatible With the Consti-
tuition and the rights of American freemen.
| d the Bargain the generous South has fail
ed to give the public lands to the West for pepper
corn we not bound to repeal the Tariff of 1898.
| 8 Hon David BARToN-Wh lille such sentinels are
stationed the watch tower not the silent step
of Executive encronchment will pass unobserved
| Hon. Daniel Webs,er-The able commentator
on the 'Abbevlle and Collector collect.
! : Hon w Smith, Of s. C.-Dnr such a man, I'VE
can indeed pardon something to the spirit of liberty
8 Hon Robert Hayne-The gentleman and
scholar In him Mr.. Webster recognised "a respon-
sible endorser on a counterfeit bill
Southern Chivalry-Its fruits, the Indian bill -
BY the laws of Knighthood, the spurs were hewn
from the heels of the recreunt, who trod upon the
weak
10 John @. Adams-The page of history will re-
feet the pure reward of an approving conscience
II TIE President of the U. States
10 Political Reform--The freest government ON
earth has taken the semblance and imbibed the spr
it of despstism.
Is Henry Cluy-Whose enlarged system of poll
cy embraces alike the Enst, the West the North g.
the South.
Ofthe volunteer toasts which we're received on the
occasion, We were able tic preserve the following:
By Richard Ferguson. Ncithor Ebony nor Hick.
ory, but our Kentucky Hemp-stak.
BY N B. Bea Esq. Republcansm-In the war
now Waged by the regal prerogative of the veto a.
ganst the viii of the People and the States she will
not hesitate whose standard to unfur her ycto
rious banner.
BY DR.: C. Rogers Vrue American Patriotism
Not the East, nor the West, nor the North nor the
South, but our whole country.
BY Major KILLER. The East and the sFurther
West-As long as the Sun rises in the one and sets
IN TIE other so long will they adhere together in pre-
serving the Union.
o"' AhutISeh. WITS barAey OF Baltimore.
with her nine chidren-she is real ecion of Amer
ican independence, and of the ring species
too
By j. 2 Johnson. Hon Edward Eyerett-A
SAFE statesman and ripe scholar genuine phan-
thropist aud an accomplished gentleman
By Jas. T., Allen. The present Administrator
As cloud before the Sun it is specious to the vev-
out 1T IS IN fact corrupt and unsainy mass of per-
Verted principles.
BY r.. Ernest. The principles Of the valedctory
OF the Father of his Ceuntry-So lucidc defined hp
our distinguished Guest
BY B p Glst The Hon. John Holmes, of Maine
"a plain spoken man,
BY Capt Shaw ian early se,tIcrN II sno, with
US nov as it used to be in old times.
by ~ Bultt. Daniel Webster-phe Giant
OF the North In the late contest with the Southern
null'ters he has shown that the blews he eves are
pregant with annihiluton.
BY DR. Lucsett. HENRY CLAY-Yhe APOSTLE
o. hloerty-'troubied on every side, yet not dis
! trcssed-peTpexed bu, not despair-persecuted
but not forsaken:-thus suffering with maenapinous
conposure, this slight affection which s hut for
| moment, shall work fer him fur more exceedinr
aud eternal weight Of glory when the Nation, with
VOICE as loud and tr"Inpettongued Heavens shall
oali MIN 60 stay the arm of Despotism, and in its
righteous Judgment, crown him with merited bonors.
By G3 w. Chambers. sI'he Little Red'-.A real
native Of our valley.
By James Marshall Our Gucst-May the prai.
ries of Missouri always produce such .oplneal and
bastard patriots
BY Garnet Duncan Phe Young west-No bar
gain With the South, unless the North ard Fast he
parties in the contract.
BY Sr; j. P Declary. The Percy is up, and Har
~ is in the field again.
BY James Hensley. Internal and Intellectual I'm,
proVement--Our country wants the one; our Esecu
tive and his Cabinet the other
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