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

thSTScdbiN To previous arrangements, Il number
of the citizens CT Brunswick, assembled at Law
renccviilc 10 celebrate the Anniversary of Alucri-
can Independence. The Declaration was read by
Mr.. Thomas :. Ghoson, who prcfaccd it by some
handsome and appropriate remarks The conpa-
ny at the usual nour, sat down TO an elegant dinner
prepared i'll superior style by Mr.. =. D. Watkins:
removal OF the cloth, Col. James H. Gholson
requested 10 act President, assisted by X. X.
Meade. Jr., and Dr. H. LOWS, as Vice Presidents;
and the following toasts drunk with great
cordiaiity and social glce:
1st The Day Celcbrato--It now dawns on
the path of the European.-3 cheers.
2nd. The Consttution-"It must be preserved"
a cheers.
Sd. The Union-It will be dear to every Ameri-
can, as long as it remains evidence of fidety to
the constitutional cccrs.
4th The Departed Heroes and Statesmen of
the Revolution-rhe pens OF the latter were as cs.
senta to our liberties, the swords of the former
Drank Standing.
5th. The Memory of Neutrality-suspicious.
Standing.
9th. The Surviving Heroes of the Revolution.
. Cheers.
7th The President ana Vice President of tho
g. The Tarif;-To the South it contains the gall
of bitterness-to the nation, tho seeds of disunon
Drank in anger.
9. Internal ImproYoment-The Mother OF Inter
TO- Regenerato France-Iihcrty only waits her
nod, to stretch her Magic Wand over Christian
Europe.-S cheers.
IL. he DrltlSn helOTIn Dul--A hlngS Irl1t TO
his People, Present worthy of Royalty-9
cheers
I2 The Old romnion-She loves tho Union
,cc, because it her from oppression abroad
She loves tho Constitution better, because it
protects her against tyranny at homes cheers.
-. The Fair-Intoorable would he the Red of
Thorns prepared for us by Mother Eve-were they
not strewed with Roses by her Fair Descendants.
10 Cheers.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the President. Tho Cause of Reform in
Great Britain: When the King and the People
combine together the Arstocracy will find discre-
ton the better part of va!or.
BY 1st Vice President South Carolina Her
doctrines are for the most part those of '0S-Vir-
gna will sustain them.
BY Henry Lewis, Sd V. President. The health
of Gen. jackson.
BY Isaac Nance. The Helo of New Orleans
cannot be reelected without the support of John |
C. Calhoun, and his friends--Var Buren, Kendall, |
e. Co. to the contrary notwithstanding.
BY VIM. L.. Jackson. Nathaniel Macon: Long |
life, health, happiness and prosperity.
BY James b. Dupuy. Poland: The Land of Pu-
lashi and Kosciuski, deserves to be free-May she |
prove the world that the battle is always to
the strong.
BY John T. Shell. Van Buren,: Talent Tact
Better suited TO the diplomacyof European Courts,
than to the Government of Free People
By Addison Powell. Principles and not men:
Thomas Rtchie-to the contrary notwithstanding.
BY S. ID. Watkins Pollard: May the God of
Nature prosper her rghteou, cause, and grant her
the kindred spirit of Washington to lead her armies
to battle and victory,
BY Charles a, Stuart. Thomas Richie. AL !
ways fond OF ma iority, advise you friend 10
drop Van and take up Calhoun, lest you get in the
cursed minority.
ByF W. Harrison. The Cabinet Of the Union:
Now besecch you BRETHREN that YOU all speak
the thing and that there be division amonp
you, but that ye all be perfect joined together in
the mind and the Judgment"
By Rob. b. Turnbu The late Cabinet: "Be-
hold how good and pleasant it is for brethren TO
dwell together in unity
BY Peter J. TurAbull. John G.. Calhoun:
81 him beat the surges under him,
And ride upon their Backs he trod the water,
Whose cnmty he flung aside, and breasted
The surge most swollen that met him."
BY the President. George McDufie: We will
not believe that school boys refute his nrgu-
ments, until men have undertaken the task.
| BY II. III. Worthington. Liberty: Her march is
onward. Once more has her banner been unfurled
over the fair fields of France. We hail her return
to that chivarous land the harbinger of bet
ter day TO oppressed man i'll all countries.
| BY Diggs Poynor. Witchcraft in Massachusetts,
Anti-Masonryi in New York, Notification in South
Carolina, and Jacksonism throughout the United
States: Irrcfragablc proofs that communities as
well individuals, liable to the crosse st irfa.
tuation.
BY VIM. P. Buford. John C. Calhoun: The in
teligent statesman of the South, may he far eclipse
! the aspirant of tho North.
By K. X. Meade, r. Andrew Jackson: We pre-
fer him TO Clay, but Gntcr pocula) would like a
| better.
BY Tho's S. Gholson. I.ittleton w. Tazewel
lie has the pcrspicacy to discover and the honesty
to acknowledge the errors ofhis party.
BY George Stone. Literature, Agriculture and
| Commerce, when scientifically fostored, will diff
fuse happiness, wealth and freedom throughout the
!! globe.
BY j. L. sooggn The Fair: The Frontispiece
of Nature, designed by the great Artist to give
! beauty to his works.
BY John e. She'll The Orator of the Day (Tho
| s. Gholson): Youth and eloquoncc.
! BY G. w. Jones. George Washington, the great
and good man: May his noble deeds be a bright
example for the rising generation.
| BY Daniel w. Higgins. The late Cabinet OF
/ President Jackson: lngham, Branch and Bcrrien,
hickory wood: Eaton, Van Buren, & Go, rotten TO
the core.
! BY John S. Rawlings. Jno. G, Calhoun; This
| great Southern light, the beacon 10 direct even
/ the wise of the y orth.
BY Leonard Pardy, from Ireland, May the Re.
form Parliament in England turn their limited
/ Monarchy into Federal Republican government
/ in her kingdom and colonies, like the United
States of America, the best government in the
/ world.
! By James Is. Dupuy. The Fuir
30 the dear little creatures, can't do without
I them,
/ They're all that are dear and cnticing to man"
I IuLY 18th. 1880.
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