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

spur vi u,e "ccasion, ana such volunteers as might
be offered'-Mr. J. j. Roane requested TO act as
pres,dent, and COL Philip Aylelt Vice President,
The following regular and volunteer toasts as far as
they were handed in drunk:
:, The utmost harmony and patriotism prevailed
throughout the day.
l. The day celebrate-The era i'm which ibcr
ty was reared It is Thomas Jefersons; he made it
and hallowed it by his death Millions unborn will
bless him, for its blessings guns.
Q. The memory of Washington: II grows grcencr
and grccnar in his countrys affections. guns.
3. Andrew Jackson: Elected bya free people to
geI,act their government to its first principles. So
far he has been faithful he knows they will be true
10 themselves. guns.
James Madison: The profound statesman and
virtuous man--His lucid and able report of 49, will
forever endear him to all the friends of the Consttu
ton. guns.
s. The Orator OF the Day: His farvid eloouence.
classic purity and patriotic sentiments, have endea
ed him to all his auditors. King William is proud
to adopt him as her son. gun
6 The Blood of the Revolution: The cement of
orr onion-may it prove as adhesive as the Bitumcn
of Egypt. guns.
T. Lexington and York Town The Alpha and
Omega of Independence, ard proud monuments of
our country's glory. gun.
8. Earl of Chatham: The eloquent advocate of
American rghts-Power could not intmidute nor
interest swerve him from principle. gun.
8. The Federal Union: Its preservation is worthv
OF every sacrifice seve that of liberty. 2 gums
TO- The Federal Constitution-Made 10 preserve
the Federal Unions Let it's volators look well to the
II. Patrick Henry: The monarch of eloquence-
when he struck 5ertys tocsin, tyrants quailed and
freemen rejoced. ON that we had sooner needed his
prophettc warnings of the dangers come 2 guns
ny to the few; the strong the weak the vrtuous
the vicious. "Turn and turn abou - is s'far play
guns.
IS The JNs,o England Colonies of 1880: They will
90 all, and suffer ALL that the Old England Colonies
of '76 did and suffered-But more VIVA, TO them
is the difference between "7'ari$ Act' and a
STAMP Act?' guns
ID When the needle shall cease to point to the
north and the stars to give their light, then will man
cease to bow at the shrine OF woman 6 guns
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the President of the Day: Trade; free and url-
restricted with all nations
BY the Vice President: John Randolph of Roanoke:
for 80 years the faithful cennei the watch tower
with liberty and the constitution for his polar star
his carnations have been only those of the magnetic
needle.
BY The Orator of the Day: The general diffusion Of
the elements of Education; the oay palladium on
which free government can repose with permanent
cy and security.
BY Mr. Edmund Turner: Our Represent alive in
Congress, John Roane)Ethe faithful and jealous
advocate of the peoples rights.
BY John c Pollard: Washington; his fame never
less estimated, than when Bolivar is said to be his
equal
BY H Gwathmey. Civil Liberty; it's the exclu-
sive boast Of us Americans: may cherish and pre-
it, the dearest boon that Heaven has vet al
lowed to fallen morals
BY William RI Roane The Maysville road as it no,o
stands: 1t is the best nationap road that was ever
made If Kentucky will use it. it will lead her to
the bosom of an afectonate mother, where she will
find her lost principles of s3S.
BY Captain William Claiborne: Andrew Jackson;
the peoples President and the President for the peo-
pie.
By Mr. w Halves. Banner OF the constitution; NAV
1t bear the inscription, Union, Liberty and Equality
now, and forever.
By Mr. Thomas Carter The memory of Thomas
Jeferson may we, like him, always keep the brilliant
star of Liberty steady IN view.
BY James T. Shadwck. John Roans: able Representa-
BY b. F Jones Gen. Andrew Jackson The Hero of Or
leans ne be remembered with affection by country.
which he has honored
BY George Poihdex,er Henry Clay; His political
is acknowledged by all His integrity views are making
rapid noads in the national wod and win speedily be hailed
BY Reuben Dugar. Benjamin w Leigh pride of Eas.
BY Edwin Fox. Philip p Barbour The bold aud talented
champion of State Rights Virginia halls him chief
lasting foundation principles of Thomas Jefferson
By Reh'd Johnson The patrcan Blood Of Roanoke,
and the Pebean Clay of Kentucky, divine right totally
eclipsed by the pure light of the American System
BY Isaac Quarlss Andrew Jackson The 'Milary Chief
tan'' who have "bded his countrys liberties" An
immense army will march with him, the has cut
through Kentucky in 'rtheance of his ambitious schemes
BY John y koane Farms and Farmers the best factories
BY III Gwathmey., woman who has felt The omoipo-
By VIM Boyd. Here is to our country; may !,
who would do WELL do better and those not
veress in defiance of themselves, do il
BY p Oougherty Health and prosperity the citizens OF
King William; their hospitality, like the charity will
a multitude of
BY Robert Burke Our faithful Representative in the las,
Legislatures may he not be forgotten in October next.
BY Benedict Crunip. The year 1884;
Nav rise in the West,
With all the influence of day;
May the Union he enlightened nd bsst,
BY the wisdom and virtue of Clay
BY Capt Ammon Johnson. Gen. Andrew Jackson; worthy
OF the Office which he has been honorably the
n the HrStr, the fret
first in the affections Of his COMPLIMENTARY his splendid
achievements 90 down to the latest po>terit
ROCTOR TALMADGE SUTHERLAND has
~ by the solicitation of bis friends taken an Office
No 81, Wall street. in the of the New York In
surnnce Company, where he will be happy 20 admin
lster advice to persons laboring under dyspepsia from
10 to O'Clock, Sundays excepted.) Al all other
times, will attend at his dwelling corner of Great and
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