Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-22
~. Political Honesty and private Inteprity-
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Thou shalt not escape caiumny."

~. Political Honesty and private Integrity
Ne thou ehaste rs ice, us pure snsu,
Thou shalt not escape caiunnny''
ID The Fair of South Carolina.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Col. F. K. Euger. Our Republican Ins,itu.
uons-To be preserved by devotion and disinteres
tedness; but cankered and undermined by sordid in
tcrested and selfish ambition.
by Col K. Anderson. The Judges of the Appeol
Court of South Carolina-Firm and independent.
BY Gen. Whitner, lPresident.] speedy disco
luton of any Party which will not justify and sustain
the vindcation of innocence and exposure of intruuo
BY Jesse p. Lewis, Esq Vice President. Robert
Y. Hayne-The able end distinguished advocate of
the true American System: Free Trade and unres-
tricted industry.
BY b. Hasell, Esq The Honest Statesman. the
Unblemished Patriot. The Exemplary Citizen He
who IS known in the community where he resides to
unite these excelencies of character cannot stoop
to "Duphcity Like the Sun, his visible brightness
may be occasionally obscured by clouds mmeasurablv
beneath HIM; but to those who know the man and he
lumnary of Heaven, it is unnecessary to prove that
both, though hidden from the eyes, are shining be-
yond these intervening mists in inextnguishabe and
undimnished lustre
By Lieut.. B. Huger, of the u S. A. Honest Pol
"Mfcn ,rho make
Envy and crooked malice nOuishnent,
Dare bite the best"
BY Mr.. Robert A. Maxwell of Greenville. Our
gcvenment-if it was administered in the purity of its
conception there would be no danger to its offspring
Honest politicians, breathing the sentiments of that
enlightened and patriotic State.
BY F. Burt, Esq. The Correspondence
"Thrice is he armed, who hath his quarrel iust
And naked he, though locked up in STEEL
Whose bosom with injustice is corrup,ed
BY Col Goode. Gen. Startling fuckers late
Circular-lnvective so low need not be dreaded
BY Mr.. M. G.. Livingston. The Districts of An
derson and Pickens--Named after two of our Revo
utonary heroes who fought and bled for our liberty
their present sons are equally willing to bleed for
the Constitution.
BY Mr.. George E. w. Foster Baylies John
Earle, one of the Judges of the Courts of Session
and Common Pleas of this State-Hs advancement
to the Bench, evidence of his worth and public
confidence.
BY Mr. Edward Hares,on Political Probiy-Indigenous
in South Carolina and essential the preservation Of our
By MIR ferrel Condv Rague,-The honest and lucid en-
poso OF the American SYSTEM the jealous defender of the
Rights swell done thou good and faithful servant"
BY MIR Evns The controversy of Our Executive Officers
The ba6ed dart has missed its object the envenomed
BY MIR Thomas J. Pickens. May 1t ever be the motto OF
Cardinals sons"ro the Constitution in its original purity,
construction of an unprinciped majority,
By Jacob Marley ESQ The memory of truly honest and
fearless politician, William Lowndes.
BY Dr. Symmes The petition of the Blacksmths of Phil.
adePha-lt tells for the intelligence the mechanics
OF our country, than the formation of hundred workng
BY MIR. j. l. TCaun. George M'Duaie.
By S. A. Maverick Esq. James Hamilton IT. our Com.
n1ander in Chie-Hs Inaugural Address the Legislature OF
South Caronatrue sentiments from the heart of an honest
Republican.
BY Col Bont,am The Politics of Jacksonville march
must be made them, that shall "Lberty Constu-
toR Union"
By Joseph T. Whiefed, ESQ: The Rev. Rodophus Dick
nson-G:eat in the puP-amiable in private e his loss IN
either capacity would be irreparable.
BY Mr. r. NJ Cherry Freedom of Speech and Freedom Of
industBoth equally aced-the Christening Justice
should fall upon their invaders with equal severity
BY ames =. Reese, Esq The Federal Constutou-Des-
poed of its original beauty and proportions by forced and
fraudulent construction only be
by triumph of the contained the exposition and
protest of 1873. $500
The following communicated by Colonel John F. Col
houn - -
State Rsts-To threaten thing, assa is ano-
her strenuous to be maintained obviously assaed
| BY Col Grisham. The Hon. John M'Lean-Con,bininp
ABILITY with integrity, and industry. He has
shewn himself capable of managing the complicated
affairs OF our countymay the highest Office the gift of the
people be his reward in due time.
BY Ms W. A. Barr. The Editor of the uBanner of the
for independent and republican
Prncpleshe merits the appreciation and patronage of the
BY Mr. Drefsen. The Vice President the United States
Ambitious only promote, and incorporated with the
| glory of his country - "
by Mr.. s. J. Taylor. The Fair-our soace in distress and
our companions in prosperity
BY MIR Wentworth. Martin Van Buren,
| "Ah that deceit should steal such gentle shapes
| And with a yirtuous visor hide deep vices"
| by MIR MCroskey Col Francis K Huger-A true pa,rjo
warm advocate OF southern rights, friend fellow
citizen. ~
BY MIR T. H. Hanis. The present Admnistraron-It does
not answer the purposes anticipated by its supporters.