Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11
7rcsfs at Prince George, Ia.


tional iberty-3 gums cheers.
The Sages and Heroes Of our Rcvolution--They
have lof us an Invaluable legacy, civil and religious
freedom, sage coun,els, and bright examples-
Drank standing--no gun, no cheer.
Washington-His country shall revere his mem
ory--tho world will record his virtues Drank
standing-no gun. no cheer.
Jefferson and Frankl;n-The gradual flow of
time will crunble their monumental slabs; their
fame shall Re their eternal monuments. No gun,
cheer.
The President of the u Sta'es-Prompt at all
times to r3quo MI for his country; the ship of State
cheers.
The People of tho u. Statcs.--Prospcrous uni
ted, Poocsahlc and happy: like brethren .et them
dwell together in unity. guns, 3 chccrs
The Army and Navy Of the late War--sThoy
filed the measure Of their oountry's glory" 3
guns } cheers.
Our Unon-Preservcd by mutual and equal
concessions: endangered if the concessions ne all
on one side, and the benefits on the other G. 3 C.
internal impro"ement-By the people u-der
the authority of the State Government. 8 u. 8. c.
The Signers of the declaration Of Independence
Tho their remains except Wondering
in the silent tomb yet their memories shall
vive the ravagcs Of time. No gun, no cheer.
Poaad-Anrrica halls thy glorious struggle
for liberty every philanthro?ic breast wishes thy
success. G. , c.
The Revolution Jefferson in the Cabinet;
Franklin our Minister, Washington in the Field:
aristocrl?y trcmoled, the Lion crouched, the Gal
lie Cock crowned; and the Eagle scared to the re-
gions Of liberty and fame. g. 3 C.
Woman.-''iho inestimable gift of God to
Man"-She cheers us under ovSry affiiction. I
guns and hearty cheering.
VOLUNTEERS
The President Of the Day-John c. Calhoun:
WEI not sooP for office, or act the hypocrte for
power.
The Vice Presidcnt-Thc President of the U.
States: Too firm in the discharge of his functions.
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nifty
Tie Secretary, o. Green Esq.-Tho present
Cabnct-More harmony.
Maj. ino. A. Philips-The approaching Presiden-
tan Observation-Disclosures remember caumnators
only to pity them; forget not your General in the
hour OF trial; remember the words Beauty and
Booty"
Robt. Gillian, Sr.-Skrzynecki: The able pupil
OF the great Napoleon; Poland may we'll be proud
Of such defender of her liberties.
Capt Howell Heath-The President Of the U.
States: May he not be blinded by the confidence
OF Dutchlran.
Edward ". Marks. Gen. Andrew Jackson:
Shielded by his undertaking rectitudc, he stands
pre-emncnt, above strong assertions without proc
defamation without argument, and violent censu:cs
without di entity or moderation.
Robt. b. Wells. Poland: May a Washin gton,
Lafayette and Jackson be found in her cause, and
the eagle OF victory 20 crown them.
Capt. Richard Il. Blttc. Gen. Andrew Jackson:
Elevated TO Office, by tho enthusiasm Of popular
feelings, which ere the noxt election will become
colder than Clay.
VIM. Gi!!ianl-lth of July, '76-Consocratod to
rs by American Sagcs: may it be iinpcrshabe in
the wreck of time.
DR. John 5. Epes-Andrevy Jackson
There's none but has sono faults, and he the best
Most vrtuous he, that's spotted with the least
Capt Jno. VI. Birchctt--Poland-Jh darkness
now curtains me- hills and the tempest rides forth
in It's anger, she ands undismaycd, and must ere
long rejoice with Tire rejoicing, and be actuatod by
the moving ccusc.
Thomas \. Marka.--. Baachus and tho events Of
'76W hen they cheer and exhiiirats the heart, lot
conyviei m!rth Gnd 5rotherly harmony prevail at
the hoard
VIM Stands Jr.---Henry Clay. With his caba
hstic terms, American System, National RepubIi-
cans, &c will again be left to enjoy otun cum dig
initiate in retirement.
Wyatt Parish->-Thc lovors OF the Fair Sex May
they never want the means to support or the spirit
20 defend them.