Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-17

Vice Presidency oftho United States.
Resolved, That we will use all honorable mean
10 elect Henry Clay, of Kentucky, to- tho neSt Pr.
sdeney, whose talents long and abs services pri
vato and public worth, entitle him to che nation
support.
Resolved, That we will use all honorable mean
1eeGt John Sergeant, of Pennsylvania, 10 TN
vice Presidency,
!, Whereupon the folIewiug Toasts were dr,pl.
hazards. ~
.. Washington. May the mildnoss of his poIiti
cal spirit be with us all.
8. South Carolina Passion will soon ,pbsido
and reason rule
d Representative Government. The resting
place of Liberty.
.. The inviolubility of Treaties and Tho suprc
macy of the Laws.
D. Lafayette. Lbefty's link between Europe and
America.
W. The Constitution, cxpounded by George
| washington and the People.
o. The People. The highest sourco of constitu-
tonal construction.
| g. Our next President NT,v no he fhe P,,s;do,
VI Nation, and not of Party. May he have TN.
outstanding to comprehend the true interest of the
country, and patriotism enough to pursue it with
out reference TO self.
! lu. Our Senators and Representatives in Con
gross. Wisdom 20 discern, aud frmness to pursue,
'he true interests of their country.
III. Tho Internal improvement of the country
ana the protection OF native industry against tho
|
l2. Virginia. Her old neutrality-suspicious. not
men. NV
l3 The fair sex. The last shall be first.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
by James Wheatly. The great Iuminary OF the
~ est, with whose birth-star Virginia honored:
NAY ms native State do him justice, and not, like
the silly mother, bestow her affections on the weak
er son.
BY Alexander Tennell. M. Van Buren,: Nav
the pohticai death he died when the Senate of the
afap n.pff a,.r
st: James, be in reality his final doom.
By Joseph Morgan Agriculture, Commerce and
Manufactures: May they be cemented by the Claw
of Kentucky.
by Charges Morgan. The Arch Magician: The
idol Of Andrew jackson, the intriguer of our cabi
het-the would be successor to the Vice Presiden-
cy-to attain which, he appeals from the decisions of
the Scnate to the passions of the People.
=, ny WIN. Muiiican: Never trust yourselves to
the growth OF the Hickory of Tennessee, while
you can get the Clay OF kentucky to mix with the
soil.
BY S. f. Chapman. Horny Clay: The poor
mans son and the poor mans friend. The present
generation know him, and future historians will
place him by the side Of our WASHINGTON
by DIR. A Hord: When the spirit of faction
shall have spent its strength and died--whcn tho
Hood OF calumny, which, like the stream from the
mouth of the Apocaliptic dragon, has overspread
the sand with it's pestential tide shall have passed
oil into the dead sea of common oblivion the vir-
tues and talents of Henry Clay will be Remembered
and will glow undmmed over the waste of corrupt
lon' like bright star above the dark outline of
sky of storm.
BY M. Evans. Henry Clay: Ask tho suffering
freemen OF the world who he is, they will tell YOU
their friend in both hemispheres.
by A. Blackwell. Henry Clay: May the Poo
pie ofthe u States give him his just reward in sus-
tanning him at the succeeding Presidential election
that he may have an opportunity, conformity with
the servants of the People, Congress. to distribute
unfortunately to the citizens Of the North, South,
nOrtt inn in dino g II
loaves and fishes, of this confederatcd Republic
and not distribute the Offices of Government TO his
friends only, but the friends of the People.
! BY Thomas N. Latham. Andrew Jackson, the
President of the United States: A selection unfor
tunate for our country-The unwearied Tyrant-
May the time soon arrive. whom he will sink to
rise
BY w. A. Bowen. Union In our Government,
| and IL. Clay, for our next President.
BY T.. Tackett. James Barbour: The honest
and Independent politician--such man deserves
the appreciation and esteem of all.
BY L. NJ. Grayham. III. Clay: His merits will
yet be properly appreciated by his fellow free
By G.. Morgan. The Senate of the u States:
May its dignity never be insulted, by having the
Arch Magician to preside over its deliberations.
| Sent by John Read Andrew jackson: The de-
| nouncer of the Union, the Supreme Court, the Ia
riff, and Internal Improvcment--the proessed Null
liher, who has applied his Veto to the Bank of the
u States, our only reliance for u uniform and
1 desert him.
BY r. w. Latham. Andrew Jackson has cast
aside the affected reserve of the dissember for the
open prostitution of the demagogue--he has made
hyPocricy fashionable, deception popular, vice
bold and impudent, and tyranny specious, canting,
and meretricious-may the Sd of March next, put
IAN end to his political career.
BY J. Wheatly. John H. Peasants, Editor OF
the Whig-His fearless independence entities him
to the confidence and gratitude of his countrymen.
| Sent by w. w. Wallace. A National Bank: IL
is to the Government, what the heart is to the hu-
man system.
BY J. kerms. II. Clay: An honor to his coun.
try, and the pride OF the world
| Sent by Col. John Walden. III. Clay: His ge-
nuine American principles, and eminent qualifica.
tons for Office merit the highest reward that can
be bestowed by a generous and enlightened people.
by DIR. a, James. Andrew Jackson-war, pesti-
lence, and famine: We cursed with all but the
| last--we pray dcliverance from the whole
| BY w. Mccoy. The disafcction of tho South,
consequent upon the equivocal course and imbeci.
lity of the present Executive.
BY John Fox. III. Clay: Fearless as uucorrupt
ne scorns the wrath, and dcfies the oppression of
power
BY ]. b. Downmau, (Chuirnan) Party Spirit:
Just enough to make US watch our rulers, preserve
the purity of our institutions, and love our country.
BY John 2. Smith May political discerd cease,
and the Star of OUT prosperity more arise I'M
der the auspices of Henry Clay.
BY Il. NJ. Lomax. The Old Dominion: The To-
yer and supporter of her chdrcn-she supported
Washington, jefferson, Madison, and Monroe
| Will she now desert her son Henry Clay1-no she
cannot-she will not.
J by T. Hill. Tie principles of the Constitution
of the u Statesi May they be administered and
applied by those who never practiscd aught against
| them.
BY Peyton George. DR.. AldriGgo James: May
he be next Representative in Congress.
BY George Eisham. Retrenchment, Rettencl,.
menti
Oh thou Of fair fame,
When shall, when shall We hear from You ag1in7
BY Saml. Eskridge. Jackson, President of