Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-20

by John w. Berry--Tbe Memory of Gen George
Washington, native Of Virgin'a-the POLITICAL and
military model Of human perfection. ~
BY DR.. J. Morton-Nathan Dane, the author ofthc
Ordnance of 1857 tor the COVE rnuent of the n. w
Territory-"A the mention of his name is in
bad taste
BY r. p. Robinson-Daniel Webster, the ureut i,-
mnary ofthe North; guide to the devious footsteps
of the rul'ifiers of the South.
BY s. D-nnison-The People Of the United S, ates
will shew, IL, 1882, that the present "Jnckson ans
Reform system, coupled with Rewards aud Punish
publicans.
BY Wm McGaughy-May Tie. Hickory which
stands in the way OF our Bridge DO down and the
roots Grubbed up, aud the abutinents of tho Sinner
structure be securely laid under Kentucky CLAW
BY S Mitchell-The West and Henry Clay: the
interests are identified now and ever have been.
By VIM. +. Pcterson-Jockson and Reform, SPAR
gain, Intrigue and Corrup,ion,' all practically illus
troted by the present Administration
BY N. II. pean--'rlie Fourth of July and the Sta,
of the Wcst-ihe better we learn them, the more w,
admire them.
by II Madcra--Thc process rcsorted to in Bb,
times for the purga.ion ofIeprous houses will bo re
| vved about the 4th of March, 1885
BY John McFeran-1he late Convention of Vir
glria-dignliied in its organiZaton-he majority 10
tcaly cursed IN its dissolution.
From the Typographical Society-Hon. p. bod
bridge: his firm stand in the Convention for eoua
rights, and his services in Congress- enttc him to tn
! iull measure OF Our appreciation.
by John McLure-Danel Webster: Now Sena
tor OF the United States, and deserving of hiohe
Office
BY Dr. J. MISREPRESENTATION politicians and South
orn rolicy--When once men are determined TO be
!eve, the Very obsurdy of the doctrine confirms hen
in their faith.
BY s. Atkinson-The Jackson Representation i,
Congress from the Northern and Western States
they are not to be influenced by n mere party name
TO turn traitors the best interests their consitn
,ncrc
.ancnyuous-W asIington and his immediate sue
crssors IN ofjce-their enlightened and true poI!cv
held sacred for the last 80 years. have driven on til
vessel of State with extraordinary and
avoiding all rocks and quicksands: bait alas! uey
commander has come aboard, thrown the sails a
aback and although good Ship, she is in danger q
laundering.
BY J. al. Clarke-Thn political glory of orr conn
try, Freedom of Election-it is too much shaded h
the Hickory of Tennessee-May the rays from, tn
Star of the West, soon wthcr the tree and IL
branches.
| By ID. Hubbard-The American S;vs,.r, ,na 1Jo
ry Clay.
| BY a Guest-H. Miles, the steady friend and zeal
ous~upporter OF the American System.
| BY ). f. Iruax--The Working Men-they are TIL
bone and sinew of our counry-May thew neve
abandon the principles of their leading ruaxims
equality of civil rights, and similarity of education
| BY r. Hamilton-The general Education Svster
May it speedily be adopted throughout the Unite
States.
ByW A. aIoyston-The progress of imnrove
ment in W heeling-creditabe alike to our munic;pc
authorities, and to individual enterprise.
! BY D. Huil-MRs. BAnNEy-
bTeathes there man that does feel
Her caims-her wrongs-"her warm appeal"
By T. Robinson-Henry Clay-Persecutet
through not Frustrated In three years time, refor
Ilers will need reforming.
BY Jesse NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the dav--hones
mon its victims.
by G. Truesde--Joln Q. Adams and Intern,
Improvements.
~ DSl
d Oily purified with the Clay of Kentucky.
i BY J. Caldwell-Fhe Union-It must be prese,
ved-iet the last cartridge be shot and the last Of il
friends fall i'll its defence before it be broken
! by VIM. Vause--The sovereignty of the peopI
of the United States unimpaired
! by J. NJ. Clarke--Liberty--Ame its birt
place, may it never be its burial ground
by j. G. Campbell-Phe memory of William II
| Flzhugh, late member of the Vupnia Conveptio
IAN honorable life and lamented death.
| BY Samuel Kenode--Phllip Doddridge. the States
man and sage-his worth--his indefatgable perseve
rance in Convention. will be highly appreciate
by the ii tizens of Western Virginia
.4nonymoas-The gallant Gen. HAYNES and hi
army OF nuliitiers, may they be saved from Hem
!ar and like good citizens in due time die nc.uro
! death.
BY Jesse Lantz--The grand Western Rail Roa
May its projectors never want money to carry O
their grand design.
.4nonymo@-Presdent Jackson, may he speedil
| expel from his Cabinet the vermin that infcst Il.
by John M Calt--tIenry Clay, may he be our mex
President.
By J. l. Chapne-Philip Doddridge Esq the abb
| advocate of Western Virginia.
Earthquake at Guaten,ula.--A Mexican paper G
May g. brings intelligence that the city of Guaten
ala and Its enviroDs, in the Republic of Central
merlca, has been destroyed by an earthquake Fe
five days there succession of the most friehtf
tremhlngs, which still continued at the departure @
the mail, shaking to their foundations, and prostro
ting to the earth the principal edfices and cornne
ling the unfortunate inhabitants to flee to the publi
square and into the country, where to protect thom
selves from the weather, they had erected huts G
palm mats. The temples, which had already bee
robbed of their furniture and deprive9 IF thn;r 49,;
listers (Persecuted and banished rendered useless
particularly the beautiful church of ST. francisco
which on account of its size and ponderous structure
has suffered most. The town of Ametitlan, a pjac
OF recreation IN tho vicinity, has been totally DESTROY
ed. 1t IS difficult to End in the hstorv Of burna
Distress series OF misEortnnes 10 L.