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

we are sorry 10 see our old friend, North g-
wing so many toasts. II is sign he is uneasy in
his mind--that he don't like the signs of the times
Among the AntiJuckson toasts, we see several
frop, tho former Jacksonians
By Gen. Joel Lchwicb, a revolutionary officer.
itezokiah Niles, Editor OF the Weekly Register,
the intelligent patriot independent and nviciblc
advocate OF the tariff and Internal improvements
by Col. ferrow, Revolutionary officer. Oar
Government: Nav it hereafter be honestly r,;,I,.
justly, and plainly administered, So as TO loo cns;I,
understood by all, ami no hiding place lett for H..
eRomies.
BY Capt, Samuel II. Brown. John Qun,,
Adams: Though the people may be l.;n,I,i H.
awhile, Postcr;ty viii do hi,u i,;aticc
ny Elijah Fletcher, an Invited guest. The Star
of tho West: Though obscurcd far while Ivy The,
cloud OF calumny Will be found shining in 1870
with full and rcfiigent spicndor.
BY Maj. n. K. North. The opposition TI:iors
aided by the lying scribbrg letter writer's wrote,
friend VIM. IL. Crawford completely out of thn
Presidency, and they arc trying their hands
on Cen Jackson but they viii fnd thew have r,,,,
against sno for the firm iniie Siblo ola patriot will
provo like pure gold, the harder thoy rub l,i,, !
brighter his fame will shine.
by NlnJ. Thomas Rudd, invited ruest An
drow Jackson: We took YOU Cor principle. and
me- for name.
BY Sojourncr, handed in b. Mi A Z. North.
The good ship United States in IN evil hour put
on voyage OF Notions, as the Yankees say, com
mandcd by an Old Soldier. She works h,dlv tho
crew have mutincd and deserted her she slouuhs
on mud bank, the Captain is recruiting new.
crew, the voyage must end diSaatrousiv. Dismiss
the Old Soldier, give the command TO an able Mar
iner, set them out for proft-hc vii! know how. tn
select his crew, and put tle ship in trim: she will
then work vol, and the voyage will he prosperous
and profitable.
BY J. III. Perkins Horny Clay: May he DO our
next President
BY Watson Cobbs Cen Andrew Jackson: Nor
nc ever be the Ruler of the Heathens
BY II: b. Ely. The smoke Qualification: May
its sinking fire ever remain as harmless as when
tho hands OF Nc Dutiic are laboring at the bellows
by Capt.J. bearing. Gen. Jackson: Although
no has Como little wrong, to step aside is human
by Mai. Abram r. North. Republicans, to your
posts' ana let your watch word be the reelection
OF Cen Jackson. For the information of those
al distance, Virginia, will go for him in spite of
the vie sanderous newspaper letter writer's or
what the Coalition Editors say to the contrar; not
wthstanding.
by member of the Grays Andrew I,cl-so,,.
When his enemies do half the good he has done
FOR his country, their canors will come with :.
better grace.
BY James D. Borland. Cen Jackron: In poIi-
tics as III war; pursues his own course, his highest
ann his country's good The foes of his admins
tra'ion' Ike those of his military career, will yet
acknowledge its wisdom.
by MIR. Wells.-Henry Ciay, tIc Mechanics,
frend-May they be his friends in 1892
Sent in by William Sumptcr. Cahnct Furnitirc
made of worm Eaton wood viii not last long; and
6rGneh water is too shallow to float Navy
ny - 'oCrhSgs rs the wise of ldcl. nj
the appearance of certain Star in the East, sought
and found Redecmer, 80 NAV the wise men n
America seek in the West, and find Henry CLAW TO
put our confused administration to rights
by Capt y. Nj. Gillian. The Hon. I.o.lis Mr.
Lane U. 5. Minister at the Court of St. James:
ms honesty, patriotism and wisdom should render
him first in tho hearts of his countrymcn.
BY William NJ. Lambert. The present nugatorv
cabinet: Celebrated for opprobious condcct ana
acts of alteration: may they shortly mark time to
Jacksons March, on their retreat from Washing
ton, and hear the infexibc statesman, Henry CLAY
pronounce their doom-''depart, yc motley crew
INTO tho fathomless vortex of political proundity,
where the confidence Of the people will no more
hail YOU"
BY Lieut.. James H. Simpson Gen. Washing
Tison.
By r. II. Saunders The Nullifyers of South
Carolina: May they be nuIliicd, tarif-ied ratified
and utterly disqualified from holding any Office
under government.
=, BY T. T. Saunders. 1.-the Martin Van Buren,:
May his X-Secrctary rut-ship soon be solaced
by seeing himself caught in the meshes of
the net in which Inc has so artfuy contrved to
ontangle his brethren-and as he returns to his
naive State, private citizen, may he spend his
future days in undsturbcd retirement, alike free
from the domestic dssentions of Il Jackson Cabinet
and tho conflicts of the tented field.
BY A. Winston. Andrew jackson: The fresh
ness OF countrys gratitude is fast fading unIc,
the "malign influence"
by J. c. Shackelford. Andrew Jackson: Not
immaculate; but greatly bcdaubed by the calumnics
of Clayitcs Calhounitcs Adamsitcs
Sent in by James j.. Jefferson. Gen. Jackson
and his Cabinet: a complete horde Of intrigue and
corruption; we'll may they dispense like rats from
an old falling barn.
BY John Ramsay. The United States: Nav all
political animosities be quenchcd in the election of
her functlonarlcs, and may principles, not men, be
me grand touchstonc of their fitness or unfitncss
BY William NJ Davis. Henry Clay: The Moses
OF the National Republican party Like Israel of
old, they look up him as alone capable of riddr
them Of sway of corruption ard prescription
moro intecrable than the most calling oppression
which the imagination Of Egypcs rulers could
invent.
BY Mr.. Wells Con. Jackzons Family Of Rats:
on rogues, you rogucs, you're al found ont;
'Aud VIC, the people, I've doubt,
VII put a period to your dashjag,
land honest men will come in fashion"
BY n. Thurman. Our Country: Prosperity at
tends it, her rulers TO the contrary notwithstanding
CITIZENS CELEBRATION.
BY Henry $. Innghorn. .Iao. Marshall Chief
Justice of the United States. roads VOL: His Excel
lency John Marshall, President OF the United
States, would read admirably we'll.
BY Maj Abran r. North. Gen: Jackson: The
peoples Candidate, and will be supported BY the
Republican party for reelection.
BY NJ i. Lynch. Andrew jackson: The pco
pic and Republican party will not forget TINT he
has traicked the Offices Of government to pay the
advocates Of the election.
BY Richd X. Crae. Hon. John G.. Calhoun;
The Southern Statesmen: The last hope of the
Republican party.
BY John a. Rowan DuT Green: Those who
desert their party and their country fer an ndivid
mi, must look 10 Them for fEci- -r.v,rf