Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11

'eto the present RIGHTEOUSNESS of the press, and
Irown Indignantly upon Executive that would
secretly create, then publicly bring under the
OF Executive patronage, press, whose sole char
acteristic is scurrous abuse and sycophantic fiat
terry
BY. 4. Reilly. May the time arrive when the
people of the United States, (mbucd with the spirit
OF our fathers of tho Revolution)can unite as they
did liz the celebration of this great national day OF
our Independence, without regard TO party OF par
~ politics.
By W. NJ. MCau!ey. The PrOss-yv hen guided
by wisdom and patriotism, the most powerful san.
porter OF public liberty.
by Andrew Coylc. Tho present Administration
-"givo an account oil thy stewardship, thou may
cst no longer be steward
by ID. Dulauy Addison. Horny Clay and Dan.
MEL Wcbster-rhe luminaries of the East and
West-May their combined brillilncy be soon full.
ly displayed in the Administration of tho General
Government.
BY Col. NJ ,uro. Van Burcn's National Bank
dsgraceful instrument of political corruptiop
and suojugution.
BY Goo. w. Stewart. The National Republ-
can Party throughout the Uniou-I,s only obcc;,
the honour and welfare OF the whole country
May the Importance of the ends we have in view
inspire that zeal which will command SUCCESS to
our holy
BY J. McKown. Tho reasury Office Parson-
May tho Priest who proaches assassination and
threatens prescription, be speedily reformed into
better NOR AIS and better manners Amen!
| By Jacob Dixon. The great Political race in
| lS33-May the purse of $4,000 be taken by a
blood horse from Kentucky, and all scrubs be d:s
| tdnre.
BY A Guest. Amos Kendall Fourth AUDITOR
" A hungry lcan-facd villain,
| " A nero anatomy, Z mountebank,
| "a A thread-bare jugger, and fortune-telier;
% need holiow-ey'd, sharp-looking wretch,
| "a living de id man, "
Sent in by Lady. The dissolution of the late
Cabinet-''Dux ftprnina facti."
| BY Francis c. Dyer. May tho Countless evils
| of the present Administration be handed for
correction to Henry Clay.
BY p Crowley The innocent mstaking parson
of the General Post Offce-Upon the induction of
a head to the Nation, lie could display tuno
flags from his housc-top, but i'll honor of the birth
day ofthe same Nation ONE is enough for him,
By Samuel McElwee. Colonel Drayton, of
South Carolina-A Statcs'-rghts who under
stands true States -rght-Always for the Union:
his merits are duly appreciated.
BY WIN. 5 Drummond. The Jackson admins
traton, formed of Hicko, q, it became irorr-
eaten-May the next be built of more durable
tcrials upon foundation of Kentucky CLAY.
BY Walter Smith. Henry Clay: The bold deten-
der of Liberty, aud the fearless advocate of the
peoples righs-his bright fame, though for time
cclipscd by calumny and detraction, breaks forth,
and proves to his rocklcss dofmers, that truth ul-
timatcly will prevail.
BY Mi. Noursc. James Madison: the pure
patriot, tho enlightened statesman, tho virtuous
man: May every blessing of Heaven attend him in
his retirement
| BY Jeremiah Perkins. The President of the
United Statcs:-l1e should be firm liberal, enlight-
cned and independent. When he suffers female
intrigue to influence his oficial conduct, yields
to the dIctatlon of an unprinciped faction, he be
comes indeed, what he has been enphaticly called
TIA curse to the country"
BY w Browne. Washington: the only Wash
ington:-let US not dishonor his memory by mod
ern oompari
BY Edward Sims May peace and happiness
attend Gen. Andrew jack on in his retirement
from the Pr sidential Chair, and he be succeeded
by our worthy friend Henry Clay, the able sup
porter of the American System and Internal In
provements.
BY w Prentiss. The Jackson Administration:
I-'IIow dizzy tits to cast ones eye so low"
BY Mr.. Lambeth The vulgar fractions, that
| ''came together unit"
Where they! say-Oh whereof
"And echo uns~ors-where?
. By J. III. McGuirc. Henry Clay: His country
Pride-freemcn delight to honour him.
,, BY j. McC.ulev. The glory of our country
l My 1t noon emerge from the eclipse with which
Jackson has obscured it.
BY Thotson Brown. The Tree of Kentucky
Under whose refreshing shade, Virtue and Libert
flourish. How unlike The OIL Hickory, who's
branches are Topped off, whose trunk is hollow ant
whose vitas have been eaten By the rats OF The
5 palace.
BY Kentucdian. The State of Virginia: Re
nowned for goni Is plirotism and hospit lIity-
The natal soil of Presidents Washington Jefferson
Madison, Monroe, and of he next President, Clay
BY W. Prcuss, Of Maryland. Copcrncu
and Henry Clay, the one the father of the tru
solar, and the other of the true American System
both systems have been rcviled, but time has pro
we'd the truth of the first, and will also show us thu
merits of the last.
By WIN. Browne. Martin Van Buren, Il politi
cll gull-cacher returned to bait his traps aires!
at Tammany Hall.
BY John F Webb. Bargain and corruption
the absurd and popular notion by which the mind
of many have been so long obscured, is fading be
fore the weakness and inbccity which has charac
terised the conduct of It's chief supporters
By Mr.. White, Of Vermont The resolution
adopted at a public meeting in my native State
"Resolvod, That we have never yet seen a 'seconc
Washington and don't expect to see one for lon,
time to come"
BY NJ G. Sutcr. Henry Clay, the next PrcsI
ldcnt ofthe United States: He will cleanse thu
Augcan Stable Cen Jackson has done, by car
rying two loads of filth to it for every that he
took away.
BY John Ellis. The serpent beguilcd the woman
the woman be guiled the cabinet.
By l.. Hir5augh. The Post Office Department
Since it bccamo the y ltion Il Police .'O1r su fer
inGs arc intolerabc, and cries aloud for redressn
BY Virginian. Massachusetts,: Tho cradle OIL
tho Revolution
By Littlcton Waters. The new Political Die.
tionary 'Rcform," pile of abuses; Rotation in
Office" to got an Office soon, and to keep it a,
long as, possible
lofty Allegheny cannot hide him long from onr
view, and his presence will soon cheer us again
with the meridian, the absence Of which we have
20 deeply felt.
BY VIM. II. Gunnell. Martin Van Buren, and
| his Republicans of this city in Juno 1880: Nav
they follow his steps into ''retiracy."
BY Noah Drummond. The Presidential Chair