Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11
by JosopA Gron,ol.. General JAckson--
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''To point moral and adorn talo.'
BY ]. l.. Hcnshaw. Martin Van Buren,: po-
tcal Proleus: let hun change shape as he will, he
cannot escape, for the well trained hounds OF his
own party are upon his trail
BY ono of the Company. The rewarded parti-
sans OF the Administration within tho City of
Washington: A disgrace to Rcpublic more SER
viio than the most AFFECT slaves OF an European
Potcn;atc.
By Henry IIay. General Jackson and his late
Cabinet: When roguos Disagree honest men get
their rights.
..What is it else bat before hand
.sI'cngage, and after understand
.sFor when he Swore to carry
The present Reformation,
'.What did he else but make
ss'To do he knows not what, nor howl"
By Littletan Waters. Henry Clay, now the Star
of Kentucky: on the 4th of March, 1888, no will
be the Sun of the Union.
BY G. Price. The Guttonous Cabinet, who
have destroyed themselves by Elton.
By J. Ross. The Star of West-now "Lord of
the ascendant" in the affections and admiration of
the American People.
By VIM. Stuart. The late Cabinet made of bad
materials, its faco of LayooOd and its glue rotten
In 1888, selection will BIO made Of stuff of the
best quality.
By NJ. Little. Here's to Henry Clays.aud we all
will stick to Clay, until Old Hickory tdfIs 10 Clay
By William NIL. Grips.
Hit the Unit hard you can;
Hit it all from to ten
/ i'll Your glasses in honor of the day,
And drink your toast to Henry Clay.
b. Col Smith, In l776 our fore-fdthers pledged
their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honors
to redeem their country from tyranny and misrule;
this day renew the pledge.
By. John NJ. McChry. Henry Clay: The most
accomplished Statesman, and the most fittcring
| specimen of republican gentleman in this Union.
BY b. Knsley. The Hickory Tree: Nothing
lean at 10 Is 4
lost a principal branch, and is toorm-eaten. The
Kentucky serpent has poisoned its trunk; its tall
will be distinctly he lrd all the Union, the
4th of March, 1893. Neither the skill, the
best efforts of the Post Office, Doctors Jones and
VI tyo, nor the prayers of Plrson Brown, can save
it from that political gulph which has been long
yawning to receive 1t.
To prop the tree the Doctors tried,
And On! with sad grimaccs,
Pray'd feruently by Hickory'S side,
Lord save him, or-our places.
| The following were offered by guests, whose
names were not attached TO them, and not now
| recollacted:
Martin Van Buren, he Political Asmodcus, the
Enchanter: Public Opinion has again corkcd him
up in the bottle.
! Reform: Gen. Jackson HIS reformed his Score
| tarics; the People will soon reform him.
The Agriculturists throughout the Union: My
they have learnt from experience, that the happiest
results be anticipated from the most perfect
consistency of Clay.
| The JACKSON No Pirty Party-sNow is the time
to cXterminate the Monster"
| Palace Spies and lntormers: Employer and EN-
| ployed; like master like man.
Andrew Jachson The Prince of Nullifycrs. He
has nullifcd the treaties and laws of the United
States, reference to the Indians; and doing all
| he to nullify the Constitution, the laws the
liberty and the morals of the country. My the
people nullify him, politically.
Andrew Jackson: in u state of pupilage, commit
ted to the of irresponsible and secre
K-A B-A L.
| Late discovery in Botanical science: 1t has beer
| found by trial that Hickory does flourish il
| Washington soils opposed to be the consequence
Ola sti!f CLAY Lind.
| GENERAL Jackson-PREsIDENr Jackson: The glo
ry acquired for mis- country in tttle, has been
tarnished by the other in negotiation.
William Il. b ,rry: the ''retir ,cy' of his asso
ates IN the late Cabinet, has left him alone with
! his glory.'
Tne late Cabinet: The President with his usua
discrimination sent into ''rstiracy" four members
OF 1t for their "aoty and delity;' but kept in on,
for his ''eraSures" of official documents
The West India Trade: A disgraceful defeat-th
only uictory of the present AdministrAtion-gaine
by suPpication and unqualified submission to thu
terms OF the enemy.
The Jud ciary OF the United States: Strong il
the affections OF the People, it will withstand tn,
ASA Ilts of Nu.lifying decaimers and the insdous
recommend ,tions of Multiplying President
The next ''Unit" Cabinet: NJ ny they be all bachc
lors-or leave their wives at home.
The Ladies' ofWashington: Their defence of tho
purity of their should be recorded in letters
gold, for the use of future generations
The second War of Independence: The present
Wpr between Executive Patronage and the People
let 1T terminate like the first-in the success o.
FREQ principles
Andrew Jackson and Henry Clay: 1--WE turn
with pleasure from that barren waste in which ne
salut'ry plant takes root, verdure quickens to
character fertile in every great and good qualiica
ton"
BY l.. S. Beck. Look this picturc-Joln O
Adams-wise, learned, consistent;
''Where every god did seem to set his seal,
To give the world assurance of man."
And on this-Andrew Jackson-weak, litter
ate, vacillating
i Like mldew'd ear,
Blasting his Wholesome brother"
General Andrew Jackson: a steamboat of that
name was lately burnt up. a ''bazc of glory" but
bad omen.
i Ioiltical Magic: 1t returns to plague the inventor
The Presidential Mansion was said to be defiled
| by SILLiARD-ball-tbe "Grcltest and Best" has
determined to wipe out this stain by BLACK ball.
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