Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-25
To be conciuded.I
Orange Counr House.. Va. March 70


Mr. Coons' Tavern on the 10th ms: together with
the volunteer toasts drank the occasion 1t is
no design of ours to comment on the speeches dey-
cred on that day-we only regret that the occasion
should have called forth political discussion: which
was only Designed, by the friends of Gov Barbour
upon his retirement to private life, as n testimonial
OF respect or his former Against ali such
collisions of opinion, the Committee of Arrangements
did indulge the hope they had scrupulouslv guarded
Under this hope they asse nOled "a band OF Amori-
cans and brothers around the festive board where
nought was anticipated but that.
"Tbe laugh. the est-a,tsnhans the bowl
Should sn'oolrevery brow, and open ev'ry soul"
That Col. James Barbour should address the
friends who d thus kindly honored him vas to be
eXpected-that it should have excited unpleasant
feelings was anticipated by and produced sur
PRISE III all.
After the regular toasts the following volunteers
drunk
Z. 5 Fry Vrgina-NIay wisdom, and nntrotis,,
direct and distinguish her Councils.
Oiiver F!nks' Lib"r'y-iis only safeguard an en-
hghtened vrrtuous people.
Uriel Wright. Jas. Barbour-His coustry loses
by his retirement but let him remember with Shake
speare, that tunes like these at least Sthe post of
honor is private station
Jno Coons Republicanism and patriotism
May they always BE- possessed when protested.
VIM IL Is Goodwin. Col Barbour S r esolutions
AN imperishable monument of wisdom ph,lantbro
py and patriotism.
WIN Payne General Observation-Disclosures fame.
like he mantle OF chair covers multitude of tlalts
VIM r. Robinson The Demon of Party-May
1t be dashed with whip of scorpions its grave; and
dungeon and shackels its eternal doom
VIM II Jenkins. Col. James Bar bour-vir,ue
talents and patrro,sm-"rhe housing ow, cannon
hawk a. and bring down the soaring Eagle"
Wn. Stephens. Robert Taylor-The honest man
and far hul public servan'--the better you know
him. the more you respect him.
lchahod Mallory Freedom of opinion, an inner
ent right OF man-R. tCted aud res rained by "
rants only
Col Robt. Taylor. The Elk President, John @
Adams-Devot'n to his country sill animates hun
to assist with his talents in the Councils of he nation
John c. Harris. G'n Jackson-While President
"jhe Feierat Union toM be preserved"
Robt. b. Stanard The principles of our vcnera
bic Madison tountan from which the living wa
tcrs constantly low---May he nulieIs drink and be
cicansed of their lep osy.
Howard Taylor. May those envious of the tall
ents and prosperity of any future candidate, raj, he
toLlow the dictates of their Judgment, than the bane-
/ ful irtiu Of their envy.
Coleman. Jas. Barbour-Firm and devot e.
as patiot- Jealous and faithful as friend of th
people.
]. w Fry. The People-The sovereign whom
the patriot obeys without the compromise of princ
pie
John A. Porter Hon. J. M Patton-A youn,
Statesman of the first promse-May his worth b.
properly appreciated at the approaching election.
I Vm. l.. b Goodwin. The late Orange election
WHEN that refinement of degradation, seryilt
submission to the mandate of despotic admlnistra.
ton and prostitute press shall have ceased to BIZ
made the test of wisdom, patriotism and talents
Virginia VII again profit by the Councils of he
sages.
James Willis. Col James Barbour, the or.a-
meni and pride Of Orange-The recollection of hi
tried and faithful services for 80 wears are inscrhe
upon the hearts of his fellow citizens
James Sheppard. James Barbour-The old Do
lninon cries aloud for the services of her ipiure,
and much persecute son, and will hail the day will
"IJoy to behold him again at the head of her ranks
]. 3 Moore. The political horizon of SoutI
Caro!ina-fier aspect portends storm-but may
! she look with contempt and Indignation on the past
and yet learn that the better part cf va!our is dis
erection
Richard NJ. Chapman. The brave bpt unfor,u
nate Poes-May they vanquish their unrelentinp and
rnthest enemies, and recover their just and indubi
| table rights.
Engand-and Gov. Barbour still.
! Robt C. Johnson. The memory of BOLIVIA IA
| friend to Republican principles
VIM &. Moore. Col. James Barbour-A true
frie nd to his Couptry-enjoyng the confidence
OF ne lIiustrlous MADISON IN whom there no guile
Richard Cabe-The members of the Legislature
of vlrginia-May they dispense with localities and
go for the best interests of the State
Smith Stubblefeld Henry Clav-Tbe fiery
spirit OF persecution has prepared him for building
cen more lasting han that of Hickory
By John c. Harris The Hon Judge Barbour
The able and lnfieXib!e defender Of our Constitu
YIN. l.. Hume. Col. James Barbour-Tbe
able statesman and patriot-whether in public or
private life, he will look with watchful eve over
the future destinles of his country.
BY Lady The fair sex-Eve ready to testify tIier hrb
regard for the able advocate of their rights
by another Lady Col James BarbouT-a friend 10 his
ry-Nay the people forsake him.
Thomas ThToop Our Landlord, those Ladies' of the
nesnoohood vino have kindly volunteered their
IN preparing this splendid entertanment-Aay he receive
ia" snare OF paondg" in his married Ladies
have uninterrupted pleasure connubal fe aud those who
nave not YET ood before the altar Hymen have GOOD
bands such as they we'll deserve
when 49, 9F'''''
- lawful beauty put all its charms
~ invited guests parook also Of the evenings anusemens
ennyns, with high satisfaction the pleasure which beanIed
from the group of happy faces around them
Al the earnest solicitation Of his friends Gov Ba bnur
named TO dinner the day er social repas the fol
lowing toast was proposed by a Lady the table
Col James Barbour The patriotic of the Com.
nonWeatb The daughters Of Virginia remember with graft
Jude his able services look forward to brighter ne od
when his talents and usefulness shall be duly appreciated
This was received with universal appause-wben the Gov
rose ana III his peculiarly feliciious manner delivered most
Gesg" and appropriate address, highly complmening the
aue5 Of Orange Tor their virtue, patriotism and endeane
9uaiihes IN The haPpesi strains of elo1uence.
10 THE EprTorss OF THE NATIcHAL INrELLtGENCER.
Gentlemen: In your paper of the 3D. instant an
article appears extracted from the Globe of the I'd
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