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

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| brilliant beacon-May the Guardian Spirits of u
nurse the Sacred Flame.-Tune Hail Columbia
"a. The Constitution-The plan and executio
OF the best Fundamentally it ever prove unyie
and Liberty
Sd. The President of the United Stutes.-Tun
Presidents March,"
4th. The Army and Navy of the United States
| In Peace, a noisefess ritl-
| The Ocean surge, ia toar.
| Tune "Thc Star Spangled Banner"
5th. Our Country-May the Stars on its FLAG
continue to guide the oppressed of the world, il
the path to Liberty and Equal Rights--Tun,
| "Home Sweet Home"
9th. The Richmond Lafayette Artillery. ant
Light Infantry Bues-Our Guests-As Friend,
and Brother Soldiers, we greet them-We have but
one Flag to protect, one soil to defcnd.-Tune "My
| Friend and Pitcher"
| 9TH: France-Eong pre-cminent in civilization.
as in chivalry, now decorating her brow with the
wreath of Freedom-Let her crown her GLORY bv
Lending to her struggling neighbours, with the
iorco OF her example, the aid of her arms.--Tune
"Marseilles Hymn"
9Th. Poland-Gallant and Struggling Poland.-
May the spirit of Kosciusko point the way, and the
arm of Skrzynecki lead thee on to Victory and
Freedom.-Tune "Pulaski's March,"
9Th. The Memory of Washngton-His Ceno.
taph is in every heart, may his Spirit dwell among
| us.-Tune "Washngton's March"
10TH The Press-Liberty's Favorite Herald
| Ever be it incorrupt and incorruptible Tune
'Tyrolese Air of Liberty"
18th. The Cause of Reform-The Cause of Rea
son warning with Prejudice, of Liberty with Despo-
tism of Truth with time honored Error.-Victory
through all the nations to our banner.-Tune yam
kee Doodle"
18th. The Heroes and Statesmen of tho Revo-
lutionRich is the legacy they have left us In their
Fame, but richer, far richer, in their beoues
of the Liberty we enjoy.-Tune "Auld Lang Syne -
18th. Woman-'Till mans very nature be chan
ged, no revolution shake the stability of thy
Throne, or faint the loyaly of thy subjects.-Tune
"Oh tits Love.
By Capt. Muaford. Our brothers the Light ORA
goons and Fayette Artillery: The standard around
which they rally like Aaron's Towering rod, will
bud and blossom laures.
By Capt. Richardson. The r. l.. Dragons and
l.. /. Blues: AS citizen soldiers, the Lafayette Ar
tillery desire no higher honor than to share the
aurels which their valor would atchieve in defence
of common flag and common country
By Judge -Poland-Success to her arms
destruction to her foes; independence to her ma
tion and liberty to her people.
By Judge Brockenbrough-A speedy extinction of
the national debt, and speedy reduction of the
tariff
Sent by Gou: Floyd-State Rights-honor and sup
port, to those only, who defend them the "times
are strangely out of joint"
Sent by Hon. Andrea Steuenson-Our Union
The offspring of Liberty and Truth; may it be, like
the first glorious; like the last eternal.
By John Robertson Esq. Attorney General
Poland-Worthy exalted rank among independ-
throughout the world but honors her struggle, and
breathes prayer for her success.
By Col. JOHN Nicholds.-American Independence
and Union-The political trees of life and know
ledge, planted in the productive garden of the Re
volution by the tolls and sutferngs of the Fathers
may their blessed fruits never be blighted by the
foul breath of party discord and strife among the
Sons, or become temptation of misuse, tho the
SO malign influence" of their Daughters.
By Samuel 1. Winston. John Marshall: the up
Uht ms MIR nd ted NAT
riot. AS long virtue is esteemed or worth valu-
ed. or integrity and honesty appreciated by man,
so long will his memory be held in reverence by
his countrymen.
By Dr..Buck, of U. S. Army. Schrzynecki and
Dwernicki: Champions of freedom: par mobile fra
trum.
ByJudge Smith. Gen. La Fayette: friend in
need is friend indeed.
By l.. 1. Bib. The Poles Russia may send
forth her trained bands, but the march of militia
of freemen to their foe is like the mountain tor
rent-onward, irresistible.
By Capt. Finny The Tariff: Since we Southern
ors are to have it fastened upon us against our
wishes, give us some share in the "crdp."
By Col. John Arn'istead. Poland, the opprest
Poles; May they triumphanty plant the standard of
liberty and prove to despots the rights of freemen.
By Col. Rutherford The memorable three days
in Paris: Glorious to the French and animatng to
the of liberty throughout the world
By Maj Butts. The Volunteer Companies of
10Th Reg't A fair sample of the old Virginia cha
racter: remarkable for politeness, hospitality and
patriotism.
By Blair Boiling. Internal Improvement:
What our thoughts design to do,
Our hands with all your might pursue.
Bya guest, ,Oho had not an opportunity ef cfering
= ut the right time. Jackson "Reform:" 1t ought,
like charity, to have begun at home. physician,
cure myself"
BIZ i. r. BLauiye, Of Portsmouth Greys. The
Volunteer Companies OF Richmond: In numbers
and discipline excelled by fer; iii social and Pari-
otto feeling surpassed by none.
By man reluctantly absent. Andrew Jackson;
The imbecility of this man, which unnts him tor
the station hc fills: being imposed upon by the lii
trigues of evil advisers, he has done much harm
and no good may he be compelled before it be too
late, to retire from Office The evils cast upon
by his misrule, best be cured by the elevation
of Henry Clay of Ky. to the Presidency.
By w. d. Wren. Political and religious liberty:
While guard the one against intriguing aspr-
| ants let us beware of the nsinuating fanaticism
lcvelled at the other.
By Col. Peyton. Our public functonaries at
Washington: More dignity and efficiency, and less
personal collision, degrading to the nation.
| By 1t. Brot0H. The gold mines of tho United
States: May their dazzling rays of success never
cause the plough-share to rust the shuttle TO stop
| BIZ 1T. C.. l.. PendLeton. OF the Legislature OF
Virginia of 1912 we ask encouragement VOL
unteers.
BIZ. W. Brocken5rough Poland: Honor to her
valor unanimity TO her councils, success to her
cause, glory to her name, freedom and happiness
| to her people.
Bv George Ho1oard, of r. II. Dragons. John
Marshall; Combining the integrity of Aristides
with the wisdom Of Scion; while the Union halls
him as one of its brightest ornaments, Virginia re
ioices in him as one of her most talented and yirtu
GUS sons.
By d. anderson jr. Prosperity to the intcrna
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