Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11
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by tho Hon. George Loyal Our Republican
System: "Thc Rainbow of Hope" to the oppressed
OF every region of the earth.
BY Capt John Capron. The Army and Navy of
the United Suites: Worthy TO be the Guardians of
Free People.
BY Capt Miles King. Tho French and the Irish:
Those who dear to our Fathers, should be
dcBr TO us.
by w. T.. Cunningham. The Press: The rcg,,
iator and the organ of public opinion-let it's purity
I've guarded as vgiantly as the vostsl virgins che
rshod the sacred fire.
BY Col. Rodriguez. Republican Government:
The only one convenient to the United States
the only one convenient to It's soil is bedied in
It's mountains.
by the Hon. George Loyal The Volunteers Of
Norfolk Our guard and ornament.
By Lit. Con:dt. c. Newton, of tho Junior Volun-
teers. The cause of Liberty and Reform i'm the
Old World: May its results be triumphant as that
whose anniversary we this day celebrate.
Nj. Grigsby said he TO present frco
viii offering. aG was about to present sentiment
sanctioned by three competent considerations; first
by the unanimous consent of the whole communi-
ty; next by the appreciation of tho gentleman sit
ting on the right hand OF the chair, who had not
long since pronounced it, and last, he ould not
say least, because it the deeply cherished SEN
timent OF his own bosom:
The Volunteers of Norfolk: Como war or peace,
| Virginia will rest her arm upon them. She will
regard their valor the shield of her Defence and
their honor as the helmet of her safety.
| BY DIR. +. Mallory. Washington: AS n warrior,
statesman, and patriot, he claims the first rank
in the admiration and in the homage of postcrity-
| in him glory was the companion of virtue.
BY Thos. l. Balls of the Light Artillery Blues.
Liberty: The inhabaHi of peculiar age place:
is principles coeval with the world, cooxtensive
with it's limits. Where intelligence meets them
they speak-where ignorance sleeps they are ST.
lent-whcre order and system govern they live
where dscord triumphs they die.
by Ihos @. Broughton. The commerce of the
Roanoke and the prosperity of Norfolk: The
increase of the one is the promotion of the other;
may both be accelerated in their progress, hap
PLY commenced, by propitious breezes and fair
weather.
BY Hamilton Shields. The Mechanics of Nor
folk: This day attests their public spirit and attach
mcnt TO the principles of our Government.
| BY II. B. Grigsby: The month of July: The
| Marriage month of Observation-Disclosures and France
confess it.
By Henry Ashbura. Mcssrs, Tazowell and
| Tyler: They have stood by the Constitution, and
shown themselves worthy of the high confidence
rcPcFod in them Senators of the old Dominion.
! By WIN II. Redwood. Judge Robert b. Taylor:
His extensive legal requirements qualify him in
eminent degree, for the discharge of the important
| duties Of the judicial chair.
| BY 1t. Col Bcale. The Mechanics of our Bo-
rough: In peace her best citizens, in her ublest
defenders
| VIM. S. Davis. Gcn;lemanly department: The
bost test of the sincerity attachment to free
dom.