Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11


by Soth Hyatt. Z
The Old Hickory is hollow. (
Its limbs arc Eaton, $
Its leaves are yellow,
Its Branch is broken.
by William Thompson. Henry Clay and Henry
}roughaIn: AS statesmen they stand unriYsllcd,
he pride and glory of tho two hemisphors.
By ID. II. HASKELL. Our patriotic fathers, whose
,lood purchased our independence: May thor no.
erIng spirits never DO PANIED with degenerate
oEs prng yielding thoir independence to any Dsspot
by Peter Casn. TIE Mechanics OF Washing
the .irt to raise the standard of Horny Clay:
cay they in 1889, SEQ him placed OF .le highest
cat in the nation.
BY A Kent,,ckian William T. Barry: the only
fraction of the ''unit" which has no; been crassd
b. james Clcphane, (printer) Tho Uait Cabi
not: ben. composed Of different sorts, they never
worked vel! together and have fallen s2to pr they
must now be thrown into hell, and afterwards takcn
out TO be re-cAst in marix of Clay.
b. Michael Larner. Henry Clay: Tho carly, |
Consistent, and Jealous advocate or tho American |
System, of Internal improvements, and OF the |
uualienubic rights Of man: he inertia, and should
receive al tho approaching Presidential election,
tho undivided support Of the reAi friends OF
publican institutions.
By Philip K. Fcndal President Jackson and
tho ssUniu' Cabinet: Tho madness Of Don Qux-
o,e, without his dignity tho vuigarity of Soncho,
without his good sense.
By Ignatius Mudd. Our next Minister to Rus
STA: may he be permitted to reside in New York-it
will save the expense of OUTFIT and of passage
in public ship to London.
ByJ. Z. Price. Our Liberty and Union cry aloud
for Horny Clay, tna:r vigilant guardian, to DO
placed upon tho watch.tower-inay the Gail not be
in vain.
By Lambert s. Beck Reform: At home curse;
abroad, blessing to the community; genuine only
whsn 1t aims to root out corruption and extend the
Peoples rights; spurious when it seeks only ito
reward tho friends and punish the encmics'' of
successfu and desperate faction.
BY one of tho Company. The Jackson Central
nquity, and nurturcd upon the vilest dregs of ma
Egnant SANDER; its reign brief, but lamentably
dsastrous its death and burial ''unwept, union
sr'd and uneunc."
BY Mr.. Dyson. Old Hickory and the Rate; they
make solitude, and call it rEAcE.
BY Charles Pryse. Henry Clay: 1t is in his de-
fence OF popular rights, and his indignant denun-
ciaton of aristocrAtcal tyranny that his eloquenco
has been most frequently admired.
By Mr.. Atwood. Old Hickory and the rats: 1t
has been truly said that there are seasons when
the world mistakes lunacy for wisdom; a Jest and d
riddle for fame and cruelty and murder for honor
and glory.
81 q. f. Dyson. The late Cabinet: Let hu
mainly draw circle round their monuments, and
hemlock and nightshado cover their spilaphs
BY Jooi Downor. Henry Clay: The friend of
the American System and Internal improvements,
tho Statesman of enlarged and expanded views
the friend of Liberty throughout tho world the ell
oqucnt advocate OF his country's rights at home,
and her able negociator abroad may he be our ext
President
| BY 'Phos. Stanley. Trstram Burgess: The cooper
who so neatly trimmed that empty cask, G. C. Cam
| bre!eng.
BY John McCleand The City of Washing, on:
Hickory is useful article in the hands of certain
men, for certain purposes but for the prosperity of
Washington, and the general good of the Union
Clay is greatly to be preferred
BY Mr.. Dunbar. Martin V III Buren,: Like the
foot OF Attllas horse whoreer he moves the grass
is doomed TO wither.
By J. L. Hcnshaw. The boosted Hickory Tree-
It has proved political Bollon Upas, alike fatal to
tho reposc and happiness OF tho country at home.
and its honor and dignity abroad.
BY E!can Jones. Andrew Jackson:
Where shall we place thee upon historys page,
Thou would-bc hero and thou fricnI-st ylei SAGE?
All thou hast done reflects less blame on thee
Far les: than what thou wouldst aspire to be-
BY Jacob Gideon, Sen. (Washington's TrumDe.
terD Clay is in denand-H c!lory is out of fashion
| BY John McKown. The broken Cabinet: II
would have been fortunate, could they like the
Kilkenny Cats, have devoured all the tales they ell
of each other.
BY Thomas Lloyd. Henry Clay: May he prove
to his country in 1888, that the American System
of Internal improvements and Domestic Manu-.
features, is the strongest bulwark of the nation
BY John NJ ;kown. The Improper" Cabinet;
Its mallgn influence has been long fclt-inay all its
| secrets be revealed to the nation.
| By Peter James CAllan. Parson Brown of the
Post Office:
"Smooth the water, where the brook is deep,
''And in his simple sho = he harbours treason"
BY y. Van Cobic The institutions of oar coun-
try; Thoy have stood the test of foreign war do
| mestic discussions, and far of ONE vicious Adj
IniniStration. May they be perpetual.
! BY p Mauro. The Jackson Party:
| Tossed and recessed; aloft and then allow;
| Nor port they seek, certain course they know;
But every moment wait the coming blow
By John A. Wilson. The Clay of Kentucky e:
| The granite of the Union.
| b. VIM. Brown. Speedy rcsotration of the
mental vision, to dcluded, disgraced, and rogue
ridden People.
BY William Mel Grips, Cabinet Maker) Whom
NJ tstsr Cnbinet Mixers do understand their bu
sincss, their Secretaries soon 90 to y eces
BY James Young. Mrs. Donclson, Mrs. Calhoun
Mrs. Ingham and Mrs Branch: The female pllu-
linx that resisted tho Introduction Of European
court morals under General Jackson; their exam
pic liz of value than tho defence of '.boau V
and booty" at Now Orleans.
By S. Macdonald. The Republican party; Who
denounce Federaists, and select from tho ranks of
FEEDER ilism persons FIJI the first Offices in he gov
eminent.
modification has taken place: Send for the DOCTORS
that is, the people, to amputato the members, and
then apply CLAY to heal tho wound.
By Dixon. Martin Van Barren, late Jockey
to the old horse Andrew Jackson: Too great
jockey to be trusted the second heat of the race
for the Presidential Chtir; his late friends have
found him ont; and compelled him to Withdraw
from the turf.
BY James Handy. The Clay Of the West, the
best cement TINT can be applied to stop the leaks in
the ship of State.
BY J. Guest. Martin Van Buron's retreat from
Washington: "Ill gang mair to yon town"
BY Seth Hyatt.
In Old Hickory's fall
Well catch the rats,