Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-14


Constellation: My it remain Union so long as
1t rchaims tcdcrni and remain federal to the ond
of time. cheers.
D. Poland: speedy and glorious success 10 her
brave sons, iii the struggle for independence: May
victory rest every effort in the cause of human
liberty, until the genius OF universal emancipation
shall have travcrscd the earth. cheers.
10. The Relor,Hcrs of England: The mother at
length happily instructed by the example Of the
daughter. cheers.
IL. Virtue and Intelligence: The bases of sue
ccs.ul democracy: when these pros,ratcd the
supcrstructuSc crunblcs into ruins. ) cheers.
| ~. The Pooplo The only Legitimate sovcrcigns.
| 6 cheers.
13. The Fair
Fit fare for patriot hearts only
! Nought earth is like them
! No.s else on earth shall have 'enl.
| Cheers innumerable.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY The President tho Day-Richard p. Sth,
the reader of the Dec araton of Independence.
BY VIM. Henry Goodwyn-The President of the
United States: regardless of discipline and ORDER
iHvidious to retrenchment and reform, inconstant
| in his political opinions and pursuits sudden i'm
his rcscntnients and harbarous in his revenge.
BY DR.. NJ. r. Griswold-'rhc scenes at Wash
ington: The plots and underpots and counterpots:
o Tcmpcra! . mores.
BY The Vice Notwithstanding: fhe CON-
mcncement of the Rail Road displays her energy:
May success crown tho efforts of her enterprise.
BY Il. p. Stith, Esq.-La Fayette: The Hero of
lea adopt him.
BY Edward Johnson, Esq Gen. Andrew Jack
son the President of the United States he has wiel
ded with success the sword of contest: worn with
manly dignity the laurel of victory: and hostcd
with proud and generous feelings the flag of Peace
BY Capt. Thomas Fied-Virginia as she ,,as
Measures not men.
BY Abnor Adams Esq-Old Hickory: We can't
make HIN do-hc is too much warp'd to one side
for cabinet work.
BY VIM. Abcrnathy-Thc fair There is no.
| thing so lovely, nothing sweet: without thoir
smiles and presence, man cannot be happy.
BY Christopher Rivcs-fon. p. p. Barbour:
The Statesman, the Judge the Virginian, the
man: may lie long live TO witness the efforts of
his counsel and never die i'll the hearts of his fellow
citizens.
BY Hartwcll b. Wclls-The Poles: Success TO
their bravery Independence for their Patriotism,
and contamination of their political virtues.
By Joseph T.. Manove-The United States; In
peria i'll imperio: May they never be inguphed in
tic vercK of consolidation.
BY Cen VIM. III. Brodnax-Maior Gen Win
field Scott: Dinwidde claims the honor of having
raised son, whom the union delights to have a.
dopcd: His fame belongs TO his country, his affcc-
tons TO the friends of his youth.
by Capt. Jas NJ Geodwyn-Ifcnry CLAY: Nav he
bcfound in the Presidential chair in March 1882.
and Andrew jackson at his choice-thc Herm
tagc.
BY ~ Thweatt. 1.-THE fair sex: The creates,
boon of Heaven to man, and he who does not ac
cept IT, has music his soul, and worse than
an infidc
BY John f. Joncs-'Thc approaching election of
Virginia: May the voters at the polls have in view
the honesty and ability of the candidates alone.
Capt. John l.. Scott-'The good of the people
requires III our Legislative councils due regard
to economy without parsimony: mny !. be strictly
observed
BY Col. Joseph Goodwyn-The Hon. Georr.
VIC ici'ulNe ana MS compeers, Hayne and Hamilton:
DC II remembered, Virginia had no Tories in the
NcV ,VIution, nor has she any nullifiers now
| by DIR. II. III. Lewis-Hcnry Clay: Nav he lie
our next President.
| BY III. Ii. Hob5s-Thc Presidency of the United
States 1t sometimes happens that the voice of rea
son and sobrety is suppressed, when practised up.
on by all the articles of intriguing and designing
men, but the consequence is too terrible to last
| long.
| BY DIR. VIM. Rives-Capt. Esnu Goodwin. A
Soldier of the Revolution: He was Il good man
by Maclin Stith-Our Country: United hapnv
and free: Perpetuty to her Union, the only sure
guarantee of her happiness and independence
BY Robert Curtis-Andrew Jackson, President of
the United States Second only to Washington: one
established, the other will preserve our Union
by James Stacy-L"t J"iv keen her petit
coats close: We have ram plenty
By DR.. NJ r. G-iswold-The Judiciary of
Virgiaia: The two horse power. the most eff
Gent power, and, all things considered, the
By WIN. Abernathy-the mysteries at Wash
ington City: may they be made as bright as the
noon Sur.
BY Hartwcll i. Wcs-The fair sex of Amer
ca; The pride of the world, the happiness of orr
county and the mothers of her sons
BY Gnest-The War Department in tie
United States Government: Say, 10 what Vul
lures share This carcase fills"
BY Capt. James NJ. Guodwin-Andrrw Jock
son n"d Don Mlgue: Their principles the same.
and their practice an!3st equal.
BY Robert Curtis u. $. Bank: That mon
Strr of mODied ohgarchies, too Hercul"an even
Tor the strong, too subtle for The wise, dancer
ons to al; down with it, or ere long it will down
with cur liberties.
BY Pryton Tuckcr-The author of the De-
cIoralion Ut independence: The 4th of July was
honored by him let his name honor the day.
By the President Of the Day-Thc CoBcres.
of the United States: hay its next end ali fu
turc sessions be governed BY the PRINCIPLES of
perfect justice, perfect liberty and perfect esua
ny; tho simple Serre; on which all good goyer,
mens are founded.
POLITICAL TOASTS AT FINCAsTLE
I3y tho President The Federal Constitution.
By Col. Geo w. Wilson. Tho Union of tho
States. u 'i'
By Or. VIM. A. Mcdowell. The Heads Of Do.
Pnrtrncnts at Washington City: MAY they he fur
nishod with tho Of n dancing master to poli,b
their manners, and of Baptist Preacher to mend
their morals.
By Joel Lakeland. Henry Clay: May the son
of Dancing Master and Baptist Preacher be loft |
to improve his farm and mend his fences. and Gen
Jackson be his successor.
by David Shepard. Gen. Jackson: His indie |
pendent conduct in dissolving his late jarrng Cabi
net, is convincing proof, that the best Interest,"
or the nation arc III safe hands, and will be duI, |