Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16

Their golden letters shall he writ,
Ihcir services be ever freshly remembered.
g. Our Country
The honored Gods
Keep Rome III safety an,l cha rs O, iusra
Supplied with honest men; plant ai,o,.r ire
NhIons our large temples with the shows OF peace,
Aud not streets with '
2. Che American Revolution-A beacon lnbt ~ q,
tnre times,
Show many ages hence
snail this lofty o'cy
In States unborn, and accents yet unknuwih
G. Ihe Federal Constitution
While the Coliseum stands, Rome shall stand
When the Coliseum falls Rome shall fall
Q. Phe General and State Governn1cnts-The for
ner paramount:
When two authorities up
Neither supreme, how confusion
May enter twix the gaps of both.
40 The Union of the Staes-fIt It's cling to witt,
holy and undying devotion; lest future generations
load our memory wi curses. while they exciuin-
"Leak'd Is our noble bark,
Herring The surges threat "
A knel unto fortunes
II. South Carolina
BE tdat you SEEM truly your coun,rys friend.
And desperately procced to what you would
So violently redress.
10 Agriculture-Plentifnl harvests and good prices
to he cultyaors of the Earth
Our common MOTHER
Whose womb inneasurabe and infinite hreas,
80 The Far Sex
Oh woman III hours Of ease,
Uncertain, coy and hard to please,
a mniseIDs angel thou
VOLUN rEERS.
parted friend and felov member, Wlaru Levi
cabeil. ''in the midst Of life we arc IN death"
BY Iicnt F. +. Bpwen-Capt James ". Po-
cram, the first commander of the Lynchburgh Rifle
Grays: May his career end, as it begun, in honor
BY Lieut.. Henry J. Brown-The Reader Of the
Declaration of independence
BY fschard Id Tolor-The Orator of the Day:
his beautiful panegyrc the iiustrious Jefferson
deserved, as 1t received, the undivided thanks Of his
bearers.
BY Richard K Cra!e-I'he Orator OF the Bay:
ghe promise of the third generations nodesty COM
hned with genus,--honesty with patriotism and sci
GDce with sound sense.
BY Col. David Saunders, of Bedford Ia patriot of
the revelut:on) Health and prosperity to the remain
ing soldiers of the American Revolutionary army.
May they yet live to The day when the Tennessee
HICKORY will be well vurnishca with Kentucky Clay.
Ky Capt. DANES billiard, of Amherst, ia patriot of
tho revolution 1.-The Rifle Grays of Lynchburg:
heir polite invitation and attentions the surviving
officers soldiers of the revolution are particularly
gratifying: May they be ornament to their town
tue pride OF our country, and may happiness attend
them through life
BY Col. Daniel Perrow, "a patriot of the Revo
lntion}-Ihc president of the u. Stntes Just in his
appointments correct in his decisions, his wisdom
VIII give him the support Of tho eat majority of the
people.
BY Charles L. Mosby, (ora,or of the day. The
hynchburgh Rifle Grays and Light Artillery Tho
divided in they are united in liberal and po,ri
o;ic feeling.
BY John Wills Reader of the Declaration of In
dependence Tho doctrine of reDards and punish
is Incompatible with republican purity; because il
holds out an ndW ement to barter principles and coun
try for short lived ANIMAL stipend
BY Col Joshua II Holmes-The saryyine officers
and soldiers Of the Revolution; they have merited by
tier services aud sufferngs The thanks and gratitude
of their countrymen
BY Maj Abram X North--The F,yochburg r He
Cfays: An ornenent TO town: their generous unt
benevolent conduct this day, deserves well of ou
country, and the praise of every individual JaS
happiness attend them through life
By Mai Thoma. Rudd--Our revolutionary Guests
We thank them for their attendance: Nay their las
days be their best days
b By John Cabell, II D--IIy motto is: Our coun
try united IN justice and Jadgme with constitatIoD
al liberty
by David G. Murroll- Chairman of the lynch
burg Watering Commiitec,) The contemplated Wa
ter Works in Richmond Such work is worthy the
enterprise of her citizens To estimate its adyan a.
ges they must be reazed-success attend the effort
BY Thomas Crews--rhc memory of Thomas JET.
ferson, the apostle of civil liberty, and the author
the liberty of conscience: The malignant attack Of
bIgoted Priest can arnsh his reputation esta
hsbed by long le successfully devoted TO the great
cause of humanity
BY Henry 3 Langhorne--John Randolph and I
W Leisn: Ibc incorporating defenders of the old
constitution
Ky Richard II Toler--.Thc exccrlsr, sentiment do
ltVeredby the President Of the United States ON tbs
18th of April last: The ULion must be preserved
BY Col Alexander Hustn-Tie Union of In,
States: 1t must sBdsshal' he preserved
by Thomas Stcptoe--Gsorgc MicDufie: The Ain,
lebanon of the AHt-TarIR purity. Success TO hI
GAUGE!
BY Muricc II Garand--Boliyar Still No,tly o
OR prise. liz wears no diaden