Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-09

Ears image of iron and clay. Verify they shall not
cieave unto one another even as iron il not mixed
with clay.
BY William C, Mosc!ey. p. p. Barbour: Our
next Vice President; Tom Richie g. Co. to tho con-
trary, notwithstanding.
BRUNSWICK CELEBRATION.
A large and respectable number of the Citizens
of Brunswick county, assembled at Iawrenceville
on the 4th inst, to celebrate tho anniversary Of
American Independence. Additional animation
was given to the occasion, by tho presence of tho
Brunswick Troop of Cavalry, all handsomely ac-
coutred, and in uniform-who, by order Of their
Captain, had purposely met to partake of the fcs.
tivities OF the day. The asscmblage was compos.
cd OF citizens from almost every part of tho coun-
ty. AT IL o'clock Col. James D. Mallory, by soil.
GRAFTON made few days previously, read the De-
claration OF Independence. Ho prcfaeed it with
| many appropriate and beautiful remarks which
made upon the auditory in attendance, a very hap.
py and lively impression. About two O'Clock tho
dinner, prepared by VIM. NJ. Dugger, ESQ. propri.
etor of tho Lawrencovo Hotel. After the reimo.
val of the cloth, Col James b. Mallory was an.
pointed President, and John Z. Shell, ESQ. Vice
President, assisted by DR.. F. w. Harrison, where.
upon the following toasts wero drunk amidst shouts
of appreciation:
LIST. The Day celeb ate 1t has on each an
nual return, grown brighter and brighter. May
the holy recollections connected with it, never
stand up in Judgment against us, amidst civil strife
| and internal convusion. rs cheors
End. George Washington: How do his princi
pies and his feelings, rebuke tho present men and
the present times.
3rd The Heroes and Statesmen of the Rcvolu.
ton:
he man that is not moved with what he reads
nat takes not fire at their heroic deeds,
Unworthy of the blessings of the brave
Is base in kind, and bound to be a slave
% cheers.
4th. The Ancient Dominion Sho has borne,
and Will bear, much for the union of these States
let 1t not BIO supposed, however, that she hath not
sagacity to sco and nerve to act. RS Cheers
9th. The Army and Navy: Those two great
arms OF defence have risen equal to everv emer
gency, and are cmbalmcd in the grateful recollcc
ton of their country rs chcers
9th. The President Of the United States: Our
faith IN his honesty. patriotism, and frmnoss is
7h. Thomas Jefferson He filled his own conn.
try with unfading glory. He lighted up man TO
knowledge of his rights, in regions beyond the
seas. ferhaPs his fame may possibly withstand
tho structures of the ckaste ex Consul of Alpcrne
memory.
9th. The Tariff: Take it off, or we'll knock it
off. 70 nhoor "
9th. Tho Press: The Pioneer of liberty every
whcro-to assert his rights man needs only to
know them. RI cboers
10th. Agriculture Commerce, and Manufac.
lures Conflicting interests must be harmonized
by mutual concessions; but on principles of JUS
tee. [3 cheers
llth. The House of Commons: Stand firm. the
people are with you stop Supplies when the King
stops Reform. re- cheers
18th. Union and Disunion: Union upon fair
Reconsideration preferable to an adherence to the
principles OF tbs Protective System.
18Th Woman: ''''
Die when you will, you need not wear
AT Heavens court form more fair
Then beauty here on earth has given.
Keep but the lovely looks we see
The voice we hear, and you will be-
An Angel ready made for Heaven
lChcers innumerabe.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the President of the day. The Tariff: The
North and the South-One requires too much for
protection; the other demands too much for redress
The Constitution under which we live was the result
OF concesson-the Union can alone be preserved
by concession.
enemies admire, his friends love hm-and even
DULLES and Demagogues stand in awe of his high
and lofty character.
BY John A. Pritchett. Van Buren, A poison
GUS weed, with delicious perfumes.
By Capt. T. ]. Turnbu John FLOYD, Governor
of Virginia. Firm in his principles, polite in his
manners, and patriotic in his feelings.
BY Ed. D. Hicks. The American System:
conrivance to assist the loom and forge to cheat
and rob the poor plough.
BY robert Jackson. The nomination of the
Baltimore Convention will be supported by all true
friends Of the present Administration.
By charles n. otewart Philip Pendcton Bar
bour: Tho consistent advocate of Southern princi
pies, and the fit successor of the prosentabLs incupr
bent of the Vice Presidency.
BY Joseph Kidd. (By requost.) The Hero of
Ncw-Orlcans: The Peoples President, the best we
over had--I hope Martin Van Buren, will please MS
as well.
BY James l.. Scoggin Health, peace and hap
piness TO the good people of tho United States
and for the promotion of those objects, from Che
icra, Van Buren,, and Disunion, Good Lord deliver
us.
BY DIR. F. w. Harrison. The 9TH July '76: The
brilliant birth day Of that spreading spirit of Lib
erty which is pervading all nations.
BY John ]. Jackson. The termination Of the
Charlottesville Convention A sett--as it vas or
should have been wished for by all the true friends
Of the present Administration.
BY James Pritchett. Martin Van Buren, the
Northern Schemer: Let US guard against him-the
supporter Of the Tariff, so odious for the neoual
ityof the burthens which it imposes onEthe plant
ing States of our country.
BY Capt. n. ID. Turnbull. The DcmocyaeU of
Virginia: fhey cannot, and will not be separated
frolS the Democracy of tho Union.
BY Joseph A. Riddiek. Matrimony: A state
which nature inspires, reason demands, and rel-
gion authorizes.
BY James p. Harrison. by request) The
Keel and Share; Our prop in ages past, our hopes
Tor years TO come.
BY Agornon S. Claiborne. The stripes and
stars Of the Amenesn Banner: May il ever do
clare to the world the tale Of our Union, Indepen
dence, one and inseparable.
, ny VIM l.. Jackson. Geo. g.. Dromgeole. An
hoeest an intelligent Politician, faithful in every
can made on him of public trust--pay his talents
De fightiully appreciated, and no rsprsssn, we m