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

st ~ DaF. The patriotic Poles who mr.
6 ss.luggnng tor their freedom: Nav success cro,,
!" Efforts and may the tree of liberty be plante
n e axe oeep root that thoy may proclaim IN IN
l. "I pD ~, ina. they are free and independent.
n +. g., ". utfon. Internal Improvement: Let
evince. "i"eslhcss we nov
ny Sohn Early. John Marshall the Chief Jus
'ice OF the United States: WISE a learned. an,
w. ieht 1udge.-Added years instead of impair
mig MS powers, only increase his knowledge an,
virtue-The Nestor of his age his countrymen res
secure under his care and guardianship.-Th
Constitution is safe in his hands
By Robert r. Robinson of tho Richmond I;h,
Dragons. 'N Ing !"
va Maids and old Bachelors:-
May they be united and stand, >
i ana make improvements in this happy land
1 Dy Dr. HaraH. Henry Clay: The interrupted
t u lhcorruPtoie-the robes of Office will ere long
Do honoured with his wearing.
ny Hm. Wallace Congress- Powerful not ON
| niPotent-their lack of wisdom only can cause
disunion
| By F. J. Smith. The memory of Montoomerv.
A man of great military talents-whose measures
were takenwith judgment and executed with vigour.
By n. Brett. Our Country: Private virtue, the
surest foundation of public prosperity.
| by u NJ. Johnston. Religious and Political Lii
oertys Dear bequests of forefathers--r,osi me
! fnngere. ~
By Richard c. Pullian of the Blues. The Fair
Sex: The loveiiest work of Heaven-the greatest
comfort on edrth-their smiles constitute both the
nope and reward of our exertons.
by Ensign Tho. S. Taylor of the Blues. The me-
mory OF Kosciusko and Powniatowski: They drew
their swords In defence of our liberties-nay their
spirits animate their countrymen TO achieve their
freedom.
By F. NJ. Laoson. Henry Clay: The eclipsing
star in our political frmament-may he be our next
President.
By Cd Lieut.. Burton. The Dragons, Artillery
and Blues: 'tFria juncta in uno"-esto perpetual
By j. b. Viglini Of r. L. L. Blues. Woman:
The first star in the morning of life-the last raw
~. Al
decline
By Ed,cin For of the X. L. L. Blues. The
gallant Poles:-
''Stand to your gre brace!
Let thy banners proudly
Der opposition'S bloody grace
TO fall no more.
BY Richard Parkinson. The memory of Tho's
Jefferson: Through the dispensation of Divine Pro-
vdence the trophies of the grave enriched with
gem of supporter worth, and the world is rfed of
an intellectual treasure of inestmable value
By b. w. Crouch. The Volunteers of our Union:
May they be closely united as the three leaves on
the shamrock.
By Adam Miller. The new Administration: A
dislointed unit with the cypher preceding Oh.
ByJames Bedle. The French doctrine of non- |
Observation-Disclosures la Piege.
by Il. F. Martin The descendants of the lib |
orators of this our Union May they, when COM
PEELED to war, called to council, ever hold in
view the noble example of their illustrious forefa
theirs.
By George Ho,card. The President of the u
nited States. AS the unit is razed from the poll
teal leger, may the cypher follow. Home
home.
By Edtoin Farrar. Henry Clay: Tho modern
Camillus For him fate has reserved the glory of |
releasing our country from the power of ignorance
and oppression.
Unknoaon. Petticoats and muskets: Not to be
forgotten.
By Tho. W. Cleland. The three DAYS in Paris: |
Their influence will be felt by pesterity.
By Robert Mott. Ireland must be free, and Eng |
lishmen must know it.
r. By j. TysdaU Nav the difference of rel;oion
In this country never destroy union IN ails
country of freedom it has done in Ireland
By Tho. Stevenson. Our sister Republics: May
they prove to be prolific family, and extend their
branches the whole earth.
By Robert K. Robinson. The who loves his
country, he will forget to recall to recollec
ten this day. those feelings of heart endear
him to his country's rights and liberties.
By Warren Bi6ber. Honour to those undaunted
females who would not bend to the wishes of
despot:
Good name in Woman,
Is the immediate je,0el Of the soul.
By Jas. G.. Walton. The Poles and the Rus
slams: To tho first Iaurels and vctory-to the lat
ter, determination and final defcat-Huzzah brave
Poles, your must triumph
BIZ John Tim6erLake. The State of Virginia.
The Mother of Washington, Jefferson, Henry,
Madison, Monroe, and other worthies-May the
affections we feel for each other in the days of our
affection, never be interrupted in the days of our
By Le,ois Clarke. Virginia: The Land of Lib
erty-Birth Place OF Washington-May never
desert the standard of our country, until we lose
our last, and sacrifice our all.
By Capt. RichdrdSon.-Henry Clay-His enc
mics pause in their denunciations, to admire his
genius and applaud his magnanimity.
By Corporal Hetherton, Of the ArtlLery.-Henry |
Clay-Persecuted, but subdued-fallen, say |
his enemies, but never degraded-more honored |
in the bosom of retirement than his slanderers in
the palaces they have polluted by their ntreagues
BIZ YIN. +. Watson. Liberty: She has arisen
from her slumbers, and flying from her American
cradle now asserts the rights OF man IN the Eastern
Hemisphere-May her standard advance Till the
world march under it.
BIZ Samuel j. Winston. B. w. Leigh: The
able Jurist-the accomplished Statesman-aboye
the mercenary spirit of the age, he identifies his
interests with those of his fellow citzens-their
welfare the only reward he seeks
BIZ b. +. Spalding. Universal Emancipation
| from all Usurpation and may success attend our
| oppressed friends in Europe, and enable them to
beat Diebsch and his Russian hordcs, with all the
| long Poles they possibly can muster
| By VIM W. Weisiger, of Chesterfield. woman
/ Heavens best gift-may the hand OF commlsera-
ton be always ready to wipe from her eye the tear
| of misfortune.
| By Francis W. Qua,f. The spirits of WASH
| ington and Jefferson, the Hero, the Statesman:
Now waiting the wings of eternity, may they
rank among Angels as they waited among men.
~ In publishing Mr.. Ragsdae's letter to Gov,
Branch, we desire to be understood knowing
nothing, and carcing nothing, about the private
controversy between those gentlemen We wish
merely to hold up to the governor, and to the pub
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