Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-18

:9DtainuS Gu invitation TO Lie to partake OF th
Hihher' is received This notice Of the Committee
"gh!y gratifying TO me- us deem il evidence tina
my conauci whilst IN public employment, tho in
very humble sphere, was approved by at lest por
.ioh or my fellow county men. If the weather sinai
oe such us to make it prudent for cripple 90 out
Tue invitation Will be cheeruly accepted; if other
WISE. the company will have my most hearty appro-
ocon o. their object. and my sincere wish for their
hsppncss md hilarity. Accept to yourself personal
y my thanks Tor the polite manner in which you
! Veycd TO me the desire of the Commit &C.
am most respectfully, yours &c.
ROBERT TAYLOR.
The company met at the usual hour.-Charles p
howard, Esqr was appointed President of the Day
assisted by Richard NJ. Chapman and Philip S. Fry,
esqrs as Vice Presidents. The company, at O'Clock,
sat down to most elegant and tastefuily decorated
rePast tor which Mr. Coon is entitled TO the sincere
.nanks OF the whole company. After the meats were
removed, the follow ing toasts drunk:
Hail Columbia ~
?. The memory OF Washington, the father of his
country-ay the people never forget his admoni,ions
w ashington's march.
.. Thomas JetIerson-The author of the Declare
toh OF independence of the for establishing reii
s'ous retaon' ana founder OF the University of Vr-
ginia-Jetierson's march.
q. James Madison-iis head, store house of wis.,
uem-his heart f~nn,uin Of virtues cheers-Sfad-
Isons march, ~
,. James Monroe-Justice, though tardv. is 8.
length to be meted 20 him-Monroe's march,
o. Sen. Lafayette-The hero of three revolut ops,-
v,
early years We're splendid and glorious Laiayete's
march.
Z. Gov. Barbour-llis enemies revi!e yet admire
him his friends know and love him cloud may OBJ
scure, but Cannot extnSuish the Bartours march
q. Omitted America, without single soldier more.
to foreign ambition, than d,sunted Amer
ca with one hundred Thousand veterans in the feld
Yankee Doodle.
3. The two governing principles in Europc the
rights OF the people and the rights of sovereignty they
cannot live in good nsighborhood with each other--
Ihe former ought and will prevail over the litter
Bruce's address.
To- Mir. Robert b. Taylor our Invited guest AS
amsbe in private life he has been useful and dis
ungushed IN the public service C.ledonian march
IL. Judge Barbour favored son of Orange MAY
he IN the discharge Of his ocill duties add lustre to
his fame Duke of York
II. Party Spirit May the acidity and rancour OF
party spirit be neutrazed by the good sense of the
American people SW Get home.
49, The Fair
When through our very heart,
Their beaming glorics DART
lis then we wake to life, To light and Joys
Blue bonnets.
Col James and Judge z. p. Barbour, each on being
oasted, rose and delivered very handsome address
We regret that the shortness of the time has Drecu
led the publication of their speeches. AS no CONS
nent OF ours could equal the original, forbear to
make any remarks There also a number of vol
lnteer toasts which, of space obiCes us to defer
I'LL our next paper when will give more full and
detailed account of the proceedings.