Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-31

worthy Representative, an independent Repub-
ican, and genuine Wing.
Volunteer IOaSts.
By Henry Daingerfeld The Wings: The
constitutional party of the United States.
Joseph caches. Amos, which, being interpret
ed signifieth areighty: dead 1reight-an incu-
bus on the people.
Henry Poindexter. Henry Clay: son OF the
Old Dominion. He deserves to be elected to the
highest station in the gift of the American Peo-
Stephen Shinn. John c. Calhoun: Without
fear and without reproach.
James Cloud The United States: The nos
trums of Dr. Jackson have made such alarming
inroads upon our couatry's constitution. that
nothing but Wing prescriptions, skllfuy adrnl-
nistered, will save it from final dissolution.
Lewis Mckenzie. Henry Clay: A tried Pa
trojan Honest Man. His principles are known
mot like the Undertook Magician, non-com-
initial. His name will live, and after ages will
do him honor, when his slanderers will be re-
membered no more forever.
VIM. H. Miller. State Rights and State Re-
medies: The one is Of no value without the
other.
VIM Page. The Old Dominion and Civil Lii
berty: Now and forever, one and inseparabe.-
w. A. Williams. Henry Clay: Ever ready
to compromise to save his country-uncompro-
missing, when opposing corruption and usurpa-
ton.
Robert P. Swami, of Washington. The en-
couragement Of Domestic Manufactures The
surest means of advancing national prosperity
in time of peace--the only means of securing
national independence in time of war.
]. H. Anderson The Whig's of the District Of
Columbia: May the day speedily arrive when an
independent expression of opinion will not be
construed into political offence.
Mark Butts, Jr Hon. Andrew Stevenson
His time serving devotion to the party, has
met with the appreciation of the Chief and the
Kitchen Cabinet. His constituents Will not re-
greet his absence at foreign court.
Turner Dixon. Virginia: Her recent cleo
tons furnish the strongest evidence that she
has not deteriorated in political virtue, that the
sons Of the fathers who burst the shackles OF
tyranny, have not lost sight of the blessings
of liberty, by blind devotion to men,
Capt. Geo. Mckenzie. Andrew Jackson, who
has proved recreant to all his pledges: May the
sycophant crew who surround him be keehaul-
ed by the patriotic Wings of the Constitution.
Washington T. Harper. The Mechanics and
Working Men of Alexandria: Success to your
industry and perseverance. May the time soon
come when we shall again be cheered by the
sound Of your busy implements. Look to the
dongs Of Virginia, and despair not.
Hugh G.. Smith. Liberty:
'Tis Liberty that gives the flower
Offeeting life its lustre and perfume,
And we are weeds without if.
DR.. Norris. The memory of Thomas Jeffer-
son: MAY his ashes forever repose in soil the
last to be polluted by that abominable heresy,
Federal Consolidation.
VIM. w. Harper. The Experiment: poi
son fatal to its author to the Constitution the IL
berry and happiness of America.
IT. Russell. Mr.. Vance, of Ohio: Recon-
mend we the office holders to his tender mer
cies
H. B. Clagett. The Old Dominion: True to
the Constitution, the Charter of her Liberties,
she will ever frown upon the aspirations OF Iy-
ranny, and adhere to her motto-"Sic Semper
Tyrannis."
H. D. Wright. The State Of Virginia: True
to her motto, and the interests the Union.
James Irwin. The Senate and House Of Re-
our Local Legislatures May they
foster and provide for us, as an aftectlonate mo-
Their would for her child.
G.P. Wise Virginia Principles: They are
good. Her course will be followed by her Sis
ter States.
VIM. N. Mcveigh Old Virginia. Her glori-
Gus triumph in the Wing cause we now cele-
brate. May she always act SO noby
G.I. Thomas. The State of Virginia, the
mother of Heroes, Statesmen, and Patriots
Nav her prosperity be commensurate with her
Nathaniel E. Janney. The American Youth:
Nav they early inculcate Wing principles, and,
when received, may they grow and strengthen
VIM. H. Wright. The {" Old Dominion:"
Her recent vote is practical comment on her
motto, Sic Semper Tyrannis."
r. c.. Smith The Climax ofJacksonlsn:
The Proclamation against South Carohna;
The "Boody Bill" -,
The Manifesto against the bank;
"The Protest" against the senatei
And the backing out 3,
!" Hurrah for Jackson,