Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-17

by Berthier Jones' Esq. The Orator of the Day,
and the speech which he delivered: Patriotic clio.
quenco allowing warm from tho heart and faithful
to its FIRES"
BY Jno T. Leigh, Esq. VIM. s. Archer, our re-.
preventative in Congress: In private life amiabe.
just aud upright; in public, intelligent. firm and in.
corrupthle.
| BY Capt. Torborne. Andrew Jackson: In war
tho angry tornado, in peace the gentle breeze, n
patriot pure, alb inno pectore; may he be reelected
in despite of every effort which frail Clay can
make.
BY. VIM b. Giles. South Carolina: If she null.
liios, may the Southern States assist, approve and
protect her.
BY walthall, Esq. South Carolina: While
wo CONNIE nd her for asserting her rights, VIC recon-
mend patient forbearancc.
BY DR.. VIM ii. Robertson. The Union of the
States: May tho genius of liberty watch over it
with an eagles eye, and guard it from tho in
roads of oppression, notification and dixunion.
BY James r Cooke, Esq. Henry Clay, the war,
pes,ilence and famine candidates, May he fall vic.
to the latter calamity. he reaches the Presi.
dental Chair.
By DR.. F. A. Wilson, Esq. p. P. Barbour:
His political course evinces the patriot hls acts
statesman, and his life the man-May no live to
enjoy the fruits of his labor.
BY E. NJ. Eggleston, Esq Martin Van Buren,
and John Sergeant Half dozen for one, and six
for tho other; heads or tails.
by Fabius Lawson, Esq. Martin Van Buren
great and patriotic statesman, who is more
worthy TO be Trusted than those who refused to
trust him.
by Lieut.. VIM. S. Booker. Our Union: II must
; DO preserved, but not by passive obedience, and
non-resistance to unconstitutional and oppressive
laws.
BY Berthier Jones, Esq of Memphis, Tenn.
! The Old Dominion: May her sons be truo to her
principles, in whatever land they sojourn.
by b, b. Jackson, Esq. The American Sword:
May It pover be drawn but in defence of its liber-
ties; the combined power of despots shall not pre-
vail against it.
!; BY Miles A. Bot, Esq. The Orator of the Day.
! May he continue to improve that talent which so
distinguished itself on the present occasion.
ny Fabihs Lawson, Esq. John C.. Calhoun and
: Henry Clay: (Unhallowed combination ~ they
arc too ambitious to be wise, aspiring to be no.
nest, and too much of both to be trusted-away
with them.
: BY WIN. T. Eggleston, Esq Let's keep Johnny
, z. in, and Henry Clay out.
BY Col. John Il. Bottom. Martin Van Buren,
and Henry Clay.
! "Far moro true peace, Marceus, exilcd, feels,
THAN Cesar with Senate ut his heels"
by John Il. Leigh, Esq. Judge Thos. Il. Boul-
in: A sound head, warm heart and clean hands.
BY Benz. Moody, Esq. More honesty and less
dscord Champagne, and no real pain.
by VIM. w. Mcriwether, Esq. Thos. Jefferson:
lie whose memory will remain sacred in the breasts
of frcemen, till tho trump of liberty shall have
ceased to sound-May the tongue of that man who
dares to cast stigma on his political career, DO
. eternally palsied.
BY Isaac Sperry, Esq. The Revolutionary Sol.
diers: Pillars of American Liberty. Time Is ora.
dualy taking them from us-May their offspring
never be overthrown by the enemies of their
country.
BY Jno. r. Vaughan, Esq. The memory of
VIM b. Giles: The ablest supporter of the wisest
and the purest administration.
by w. X. Johnston, Esq. w. S. Archer: He
did we'll the first Congress, and has been mending
ever since.
By E. NJ Eggleston, Esq. The cause of South
Calolna The cause of liberty, equality and just
70 ho Ia-.~ Al
blinded by self interest, and determined in their
hellsh purpose, to aggrandize wealth at the ruin
others.
} By DR.. RawlsS White, an old revolutionary sol.
der. The spirit of u.s. May it never be forgot
ten-may the child unborn nourish it, cherish it,
until time shall be no more.
Ii there is any person present that would not
like to be such man DIR. Rawley White at his
age, about gu or 80, he differs very mnch with W.
II. johnson.
BY Jas p. Cooke, Esq. Henry Clay:
devil lie is. and mischief such doth work,
By Willis Filler, Esa W io" Writ Hl 0! The AMOS
tate mason, whose hope shall be cast off, and whose
trust shall be spider web.
BY Danl WorshaEi, Esq. The President of the
} U. s.: In the field and in the cabinet distinguish
ed alike for firm and deliberate judgment. $3.50
ny John Enroughty, Esq. May Virginia ever
true to her interest by joining her voice with
the rest of the South to put down the tariff.
By Benz. Moody, ESQ., Virginia first. V;ro;n;,
0 last: She may be beaten, but never vanqushed.
by fabius Lawson, Esq. William S. Archer-if
not above all praise, all praise is due him.
BY Mr.. Taylor. May the Eagle of America
,, guard the fruits of the tree of liberty.
BY John r. Vaughn, Esq. Old bachelors and
old maids cold set; may they be toasted until
they are wolted together.
by Francis W. Jackson, Esq. Gen. Hayne-
The Orator and wise Statesman; his firm and pat
riotic stand against the tariff calls for our gratitude
by BENZ b. Jackson. Gen. A. Jackson-The
, nero OF Orleans; when the American bosom ceases
to burn with gratitude for that man, then may we
say that republics are ungrateful
by John Critteuton, Esq. Virginia: First to as
SORT her Independence; she knows her rights, and
will defend thcm.
BY DE-. VIM. III. Robertson, The Orator of the
Day: His eloquent address this day, a sure pre-.
sage of future usefulness.
BY Lieut.. w. l.. Booker. Our Representative
IN Congress, VIM. S. Archer: AS we'll the mirror
which reflects our moral character, as the organ
that expresses our political sentiments.
BY Thos. Ford, Esq Virginia.: Nav she e.
ver maintain her political standing.
BY Richard Booker, Esq. William r Johnson:
we have often trusted hjm--he has never deceived
us: he is the same yesterday to-day and evory other
day.
Upon this toast being drank, Mr.. johnson a.
rose, and after few appropriate remarks, con.
Guided with the following sentment:l
The ladies' and the turf, if more acceptable
70 the younger gentlemen, will so a0end it as to
read-The ladies the turf
by Or. Ford. VIM. b. Giles: The ablest deba-
lter-the most nhexibe patriot: may his memory
forever live in the hearts of his countYymen.
by Jno. X. Vaughan. Phos. Richie: The favor.
tie enid OF Eastern Virginia. the advocate of the
~a'ite basis; the friend of Abolition and the SUD-
porter OF Martin Nlh Buren, liz preference to Mr.
narDo"r-Ihe worse he does, the better we like
him.
by John t. Leigh, Esq. The Petersburg Vol
unteers IN the last war: Nav tbey enioy as much