Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-13

of 90 Dns"S, OF 1eorgetown. The 9th Mar
y i8SS-hsyi it put end to the reign of terror 4
-, ocius'on by giving US President of oonssen CT
y, shd may voice from Soui6ard exhibit Vice Pre-
uent VINO VIII restore the lost dignity of tho Sena
Jesswsr. .ne necessity Of giving casting vote to ke
~. Dy Mr.. Williams, of Virginia. John Rantolp
ne d'snerested pa, riot who never accepted an oais
until one was offered to him
ny william Browne Henry Clay: When that gu
e'rco TO the West, certain political shndosos bega
iengthen till they have ncied themselves substau
usi ''iorms Of giant height"
by A. Hyatt. The 9TH March Is3s-Reforma
ton 10 the Reiormers
, ny Johnson HELEN. Vice President The Chic
justice OF tho United States--In cxpounding Conxti
tu1o7at Law, he has preserved" the Union
isy John A Wilson The Union and Internal I'm
provement While the one mssst be preserved, VIC
VIII never abandon the other.
l. BY Edward Dyer General Jackson-H His system
is that of Rewards and Punishnents:" it is not the
-americon System
frcest exercise need not be embi,tered by the spirit
of party - '"0 spun
by Lewis W Hubbard. Henry Clay-tbe Faith
q, .! tne american System. May he be the next
President Of the the United States
ny 4 fhruston. John Quincy Adams. Poe
.erY Will do full justice to those virtues which have
been 50 carefully concealed from the LIVING
1,i Sent oy an absent friend Fhe Mechanics of
the's They saza their Independence. and
Beck. Ia Turner.) Rotation in Office. A
I'M
PEELED by faction, have exalted vice and DEPRESSED
virtue N o'pie''e"
BY Brooke. The sons of Erin Nav thew ever
oe anlma'ed by the noble spirit of their INNER, al
the defence of liberty :"
By NJ Greene. of Cupeper, Virginia Festivals
OF freemen May they in time of rxigcncy be ever
animated by the spirit ftheir ancestors
ny webb. Daniel Webster. HIS patriotism.
poiiticai integrity, and eloeuenee, have shed such
ustIe DER s fame, that the gnant aspersions o,
MS fues hnve utterly failed TO suly its brightness
ny Agg Upright Editors to cherish L,bcrv,
OUT no pensloned press-gG To pm her down
Dy b w Handy. May the Veto of the Peonl.
cause repentance to the man whose blindness md
weakness caused him to stumble opuipst the bnIl
wark OF Liberty May the breach be repaired y the
Clay OF Kentucky
BY William Fl Stewart America. Like her
ancient ally France doomed for ,ohiie TO be ruled NV
fyranfs and desres
By Guest. HeHry Clay On the 9TH of March
ia3s. the People will fulfil AR. Jcffersons hope, that
Mr. Clay would "hod the psace of chief Eya.m
tive OF the American Republic"
By Dandridge, Of Virginia John Marshall Hi,
private worth, political integrity and judicial ability
enii'Ie him to be remembered on the dsy
b. w 81 Grips The Mechanics of the United
states, when united in guod cause can show
ront that is irresistible
By Henry Hay. Gen Andrew Jackson President |
y me United states, has made traffic of the Offices
4 the General Government to Compensate the ann. |
'orters of his Eiealion
by Mr Plympton of Boston. Henry Clay for the
tatesman, and Andrew Jackson at the Hermitage
ny Channcy brstor Secret i45orU,ers and la9ti-
f,oos, IN and out of Office. Aay tie time speedily
ONE when they shul be made to sckno wled Ge their
ruei in1ustc> to political opponents.
- by e. FTeeand of Virginia. Henry Clay
i's enemies say "He is fauen:" Shall we believe
men, or the voices Of a mdiion of fesman who say
He is Eor fallen"
BY G Showers Stony roads fos petos to trov
Il but level highways for the friends of Internal In
BY George sweeny. Gen. Jackson,s rules for c,n-
trulng the Constitution-Volo. JUBKo, VETO!
ny Andrew Coye. The present Adminlstr ation
ne hand writing on the wall Of the palace of Bal |
Meme, Tekel"
Interpretation. -. Nene-God hath numbered TIN
'ingdom, and finished it. Tekel--Thou ort weighed
n the balance and are found wanting"
Byrd Little. Gen. George w ashngtop: may those |
Who hereafter succeed him III the Presidential chair
= sfh1Die hio IN DIS virtues and in his patriotism,
not merely In being six feet high and having DO chill
]ren ~
BY John II Rely. May the American Peoule
hough divided IN political opinion be firm and uni
ed In preserving the Union.
BY Leonard Harbaugh. Martin Van Buren,: q
argdin with John Calhoun.
ny Dennis Naly. John Quincy Adams Antiaui-
= would have enshnned him among her divinitfes |
osterIty viii do justice to the wisdom of his Admin
1" oP'eD VI INC iuiputdtlonS caS1 upon bus
anne by intriguing politicians
"hIore true JOY Marcellus ex'd feels
"Ihan Cesar NTH Senate al his hsxis"
by Clemet Nj Wlilisms Ia brickmaker) Our alb
,nt friends whose hearts are With us. Ciao mould /
j into from, but not quite ready for the kim
BY Ross. Henry Clay, the accomplished orator
no profound saesnaDj the friend of domestic indus
y and internal improvements, to whom we look with
vey anticipation for the salvation Of our country
BY William O'Bryon. The Era of American i1de.
the same undaunted spirit that spur
ed foreign yoke still live to repel every encroach
,eni on our rights.
BY X Wollack. The Union, and the SUPREMACY
IFS laws The States and their submission TO the
ws of the Union
by Elcon Jones. The American People: Oisoro-
ed and Frustrated BY their present unworthy rulers
! them repent ofthe sin OF raising them power and
ter turning TO Clay they may expect glorious re-
direction.
BY Joel Downer. Henry Clay, the friend ofInterual
Improvement; may he receive the suffrage of the u
tied States for our next President.
by Jacob Dixon. Andrew Jackson; NAV lac he
stanced in the next Presidential race and his ,ock-
=, Martin Van Bursn, be expelled the turf for foul
ding.
BY Cant Mareh In Vica Proa;dont IT,