Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-18


together with several communications from distin
guished citizens in the interior of the State. are
unavodably postponed until tomorrow.
DINNER AT PARIS, FAUOUIER
The company proceeded to VIM. e. Hunton's
hotel, whore at 3 o'clock they partook of sumptu
GUS repast when Maj. John b. Armistead was
called to the chair, and VIM: Chiffon and George
Glasscock, jr Esqrs. assisted vice presidents
After the cloth was removed, the following toasts
were drank with much hilarty and enthusiastic de-
monstratons of Joy:
l. The Day we celebrate: Its influence, like that
OF the sun, is felt all over the world Hail Column
bia.
9. Our Country: The land where liberty. eou;tv
and justice flow in limpid streams by every mans
abode. Yankee Doodle
3. Washington "The liberty of hemisphere hin
living ePltaPh, one half the solid globe his rnonu.
ment." Drank standing Washington's March,
4. Bolivar: When truth shall triumph over deiu-
sion, his fame, like some majestic rock which has
wlthstood the tempest will be purified by its force
Drank standing. Bolivar's March.
D. Lafayette: The friend of America the consist
ent friend of universal freedom. Marseilles Hymn.
D. Jefferson and Adams: Their life was brilliant
their death glorious, their fame immortal. Drank
standing Dead March.
7. The revolutionary heroes and sages Vener
ated for their talents, admired for their bravery,
renowned fer their wisdom. The result of their
united labors is and will continue to be their mon
ument: Drank standing Bruce's Address.
and capable in public virtues, and venerable in pri.
vate life. Madison's March.
D. The President of the United States. Jackson,s
March.
lo. The Union: May its trunk never decay, ITS
branches never wither, nor be rent asunder by tho
whirlwinds of faction Union.
H. Education: The palladium of public and pri
yate virtue the ornament of society, the shield Of
liberty. Byron's March.
~ The Army and Navy: Let their motto ever,
be, Liberty or Death.' Star-spangled Banner,
49, The Fair:
The gust O. Joy, the balm o. wo.
The soul o. life, the heavn below
Is rapture giving woman!
VOLUNTEERS.
BY j. B. Armistead president of the da1 The
orator OF the Day: In rendering him S,y thanks
upon this interesting occasion for The able
In winch he has impressed upon us the import
ance OF the day and its sacred influence upon tho
world conceive speak tho language of oil pre-
sent.
By William Chiffon list vice-presdent Wisdom
originates, and united with virtue, establishes and
sustains government. May America never want
the wise and valorous to preserve her constitution
from the unllalowed doctrine of notification.
By George Glasscock, Jr. Cd vice-presdent.
Henry Clay, the champion of freedom: The dSmo-
crazy of his native Virginia cannot longer neglect
or ferget him who stood foremost In defence of her
injured honor against British aggression, cheers.
By the president of the dsE. Henry Clay: Who
wants him7 majority of eleven millions of free
people as their president.
BY D. o. Glasscock. Liberty: "Independencs
now, and Independence forever:" It's safest bulvark
Is the popular hearts; its brightest ornament domss
tic virtue
By VIM. H. Noland Our distinguished states.
man, Charles F. Mercer.
BY John Marshall, ir. Henry CLAW: The accom-.
Pished orator, profound and enlightened statesman
To him Americans turn as the last hope of the Re-.
public.
By A. H. Settle, orator of the day. Virginia:
Let her congratulate herself this day on the indie
pendence her senator's. "The constitution must,
and shall be sustained"
By Doct. John S. Rust.
Far more true worth tine sage Of Quincy feels
Than Jackson with his ''int' at his heels.
BY A. Peden. "War pestence, and faminen
than reasonable politician at the head Of
the government.
By Thomas G. Settle The honorable Daniel,
Webster: The firm and able advocate of his coun-
try's constitutions How no made notification
quake!
By b. II. Barstow,
May odd Dieb!tsch sink in ditch,
And al his fol'weTs lower,
Till all the Poles those gallant souls;
Have build their freedouI's tower.
By Doct Robert F. Brook Gen. Andrew,
Jackson: His "unit" is reduced to vulgar fractions
BY Danger6eld Fauntleroy, John s., Barbour,
our honest faithful and indefatigable reprssonta-
tive--success to his future prospects.
BY w. r.. Hunton. Do Witt Clinton: His monu-
ment, reared by himself-"It is solid fabric and
will sustain the laurels which adorn it."
BY John K. Edmonds. The honorable iris
Idii OuIB GSS. iIlhC Il DOlQ wave thdt sweeps tho
trash bcfoge it, his genius swept away that of his
adversaries
by a. Hickersons. The Presidency; Any man
sooner than Henry Clay.
BY the orator of the day. The executive:
go Perdurable shame! let's stab ourselves"
ny traveller from the west. Andrew jackson;
ooh miserable man that aru-who can deliver
mc7"
ny Southron. Hon. David Cockctt: III had
talizcd"
By a native of France from kentucky. The
Postruaster-genoral; &c you want to be Won -reat
nashon, you must spend grest dgsl Of ds'fnnfYSea
BY Daniel Sewers, ir. Henry Clay and tho
American System: They wrA hive and flourish,
long after nulliors are nulhed, and reformers TO.
formed.
IJy George Glassc9ck, jr. liberty: May its last
eptrenchment be our grave "
BY VIM, G, VERIFY. The fat rats in the late
|e6lne IT, u what a Roouscr our puss is.
by Thomas 6 Settle. The Fairs
~ would not wrong the slenderest hair
That clusters round the forehead fanp
DlED-On Tuesday morning, Che 10Th inst.