Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-29

By Isaiah Thorn. Hon Edward Everett.-Tbe
accomplished scholar, the finished statesman, and
By NJ Whtemoro. AR. Sprague, Of Maine
-Ine able and enlightened advocate of the Indian
and his country. 9.
BY IL: u. Bowler. Henry Clay-Like the .sts,
Spongled Banncr, "blazing all over" with his conn.
try,s glory.
By II Peters. Hon Daniel webstor,-A ,:, %
.ne uIs. magnhuoe--t viii never be said to his dis.
credit that lone star dernth from another stor in
glory" '''' ~
ny hhison Owen The Hon. John Holmes, Of
Msme-'tie dared be honest in the worst of times.m
by "A Hayden The Hon David Bartop-Mov
we find many such "Unlneal Bastard sons of TIC
West" A' " 'nc
BY J. Young. Mr. Culhoun,--flis endorsement,
inr ,,. Amos Kendall and NJ. NJ Noah will make him
by Col. Carr. Mary Barney's I.e,ter,-rhe hes,
speech against the tyranny of the Executive.
ny W. S. Hatch. The Ethiop may change his skin.
and the Leopard his spos but the hide of the prescn
Administration d-fes whtewash.
by Mr.. Humewcll, Daniel Webster,-"Liberty and
Union. now and forever. one and inseperable
ny a. Hayden Hon Thomas Chlton,-Better To
see the error Of his ways, at the eleventh hour and
repent. than continue in inequy.
unpt b Joseph n,,d ri1see any gr.du.,on Bill"
~a'e. and Mr. Smith of South Caroiins, thrus, the
S M ITO TO the hlit' IN that blown bladder.
f, r Snieas tene.ne builder. The steam
engine OF State,-Mny its piston work with accurs
cy and its boilers never burst.
by Allison Owen. President Jackson,-a sorry
Statesman: engraited upon successful General
by Jervis e. Kibuy. Internal Improvement.
JadicousIy strangled by pretended friend.
BY NJ. Brooks The Presidents declarations i,
favor OF Internal improvements they may deceive
his friends S
Like Dead Sea fruits that tenn, tho evc
But turn to ashes the lips!'
By DIR. Murdoch The exclusive Reoubl;cons NJ
the present day,-Thc component parts, if snslvzed
wouia expose large proportion of animal rotten
BY b. w. Higbe. The State of Missouri-Wb,,-
ever OF Jacksonism she may have, may she speedlv
ren"unce; ond by rallying around the "Star of the
defender Of her rights.
By Paul Anderson, OF Missouri. Reform" il
pursued, will "evscerate" the National treasury
by W. ~. Graham The United States-rgh, or
ny DIR Broadbury. Our Free Institutions,
oiessng or curse, according they are admins
tered by vrtuou or vicious men, upon right or wronp
principles. "s
BY A. NJ Bailey. The present Administration.
They begin to read their h;stry in a Notion,s
eyes.-m Nations votes enable them to re-pc-
ruse it in 533, from Epgraph to Colopbop. from bo
ginning to end of the chapter.
by N. nj Whlttemore. Our next President
May he be moulded in tho Clay of Kentucky.
BY s. Hazen May the Reformers of lsss, be-
BY III. III. Southgate Kentucky and Henry Ola,
Their interests identified now, o. they ever have
been s"''
BY Joseph Buckley. The Senate-Tbe ,ns hoe
oeeh whrn an ofhcial deputys deputy would not have
answered Senator'S request for inforp ton with.
~ on are not permitted to know SIR"
by Guest The Veto In Poland, formerly, il
operated as an absolute check upon the passage of
law. In this country, thank God the People NAV
''ordcr things better" 10y
ny J: +. Conover Samuel L. south.rd-uis
distinguished talents, extensive requirements nd in
corruPthle integrity, emnently qualify him for V,cn
PRESIDENT oil the United States.
by u. stone Esq II was Of tho ancient, y.n
~ y" oeperang upon every measure Of polcy n die.
ous he matter twice once while drunk, their eoupc
hey %G, want vSo and energy and while sober ha,
discussion OF The important subjects have IN,
are session OF Consrcss nox, as,ebl,ae
10y w. owen The Peoples servahts-may they do tho
by W. L. Distin The actions OF Office holders and oor,
m'es may they always fetch in "Republcan marke'
By K'bby Hon. David Baron,-,ho able and ef5e;.r,
representative OF patriot the councils of the matt
Que VINO knows the peoples rights sand knowing dare main
By A. Patterson The Veto,-It will MAlamzo on, Clav
ny IL Ellis Henry Clay,-His should like tho story
not as The advocate Of tho East nor ,he We
nor the North nor the Southbut of County, our wpole
country, ana nothing but our Country" ~ ~
By Kellogg. President Jackson and Sam Patch The
others" ' ''"s' Gu" 10 zone as wei
By H. Peters, Esq. Mrs Barney and her elooueD, I.,,
nc .me, must he awful indeed when Woman feels herself
compelled to daw the sword away tho cablaId
liberty throughout tho world " "'''''
By " johnson The minority speeches in ,be l,,. Cor.
ne sentiments Of PATRIOTISM ard tho bra,slne OF
By w Graham David Baron.-Hi, co,r,,v,. ,,,....
let his country bcfrend him '' "''"''
ny Sap JOS fcTce partizan Prc,ueut-A disgrace TO
'Sc, cufse 10 ms country, and dsionor his sro.
may we have another. " W. 'e'''
by D. Caswel, Eco The Hon VIM iIeudricks--fIa-
wing commenced In error, he WILL like statute of Limi,a
tinns. continue to run on " ~
10y u b"Xion Thomas II Benon,-"My son." said tho
VIC man, 'in all thy gcit'ngs, get understanding
Wy James M'Lean, jon Henry Clay-Tbc br;yb,c., ain,
~ the political horizon Of 1880, viii shine NOR. re,,n
dent IN 1888 ~ '' 'e'Pci''
By ~ Patterson. The hero of two war. and fov b,,wi.
may he ~ 1888 march 10 the Of iudic lou, reform
Ito
uzg the press, and bribng scnncis upon the f
teuo mas nsuped our Liberties cecually as II he had
zone y with nifty thousand ba yoneis al his heels ~
By Jos Graham The American System-It caono, bc IL,
,ed by the attacks Of opcn enemcs-, only breads lis Owe,
"JudIcious" friends wy '~' "' WV
Most OF the volunteers well as nearly all Of tho res,a,
1asts were loudly aPpauded, drank with the utmost en-
ne company sat down dinner about half pas, four and
spe'scd hie after nine o'clock NJ the greatest rmopy
ann pleasure having regned throughput
Hair Selves