Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
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OF time. '"S '"''Ee'
j. The Patriot Host Of the Revolution: We re.
Spee' thelr talents, love their virtues commemorate
Ine" ueeds, honour their memories, and appreciate
the rich inheritance which theu won and ,,t on;o,
=. The Memory Of Washington.
| .. Lafayette: His name will be remembered nS
Iong as Chivalry has an admircr Liberty yo;ary,
or Humanity friend.
3. Thomas Jefferson-thc able and Jealous sun.
porter OF democracy: His virtues will bc Landed
a"I MS PATRIOTISM initiated, until liberty sha Gems,
! 10 be regarded as a blessing.
| .. The Navy Of the United States.
| In peace, noisclcss nj:
The Oceans surge In war
w hIam y Mary College: To Virginia.,
cloud by day, aud pillar Of fire by night.
:. Liberty ana Seience-insepardbl bly, united: The
,o.met without the latter political Poly phemus,
siruciioa. NN''' uo
~: The Declaration OF Independence and F.Ie.
! RAJ constitution: The chain which the latter has
~ 'oHn atouhd us 70 likely TO become more oppres.
SNe man Were the bonds knocked of by the FORMER
~. The right OF Suffrage a right which. II pro.
perry restricted, is the pride OF Republics; If unre
strIeted, II snnihates every other.
l.. Inc Union: Once shield of universal pro-
ION ~ "o'e' a chair OF partial oppression.
Ans h .s So, to charm through f,s bewIeretw,y,
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
Sent by the Hon John W. Jones. mn invited
guest. The principles OF 'Ss: The sures, safe
guard against Federal oncroachment.
Sent Hy the Hon. Henry A. Wise, an invited
guest. May John Ty'er not be the last Presijent
which that good old Alma Mater will give 10 these
United States.
Sent hy Thomas G. Broushton, E.o. an invited
gnes'. Liberty and Learning: The stongos, nil.
lars IN the edltce OF human happiness
Sent by Thomas w. White Eyu. an invited
guest. Oh Williamsburg: The cradle of ,be
twin blessings OF Liberty and knowledge, which,
IKE the Sirmese twins flourish vlsorou S v tos,ther
but would probably die It disunited.
The visiters OF William and Mary: Let them
guard well this pure and sacred iount, and the era
utude OF Virginia is theirs.
The Faculty OF William and Mary: Iasenie
stat sine nlOrls dseEs.
President Dew, an invited guest, In wisdom
ana virtue, what IN place, where Virginia would
by Professor Dew, an invited guest. .75h,reue,
10 principle The true Pasa phean thread ,hat
conducts through the labyrinth OF political difficult
ties.
Professor Tucker, On invited guest: May VIC
not safely predict that the sound political truths
which he disseminHtes in his lectures on the phio
sophy OF Government, will raise Virginia again 10
that proud and enviaSle rank which she once occu-
pied, but from which she is now fIllenl Let the
thuniers OF his class, some future day, echo the
response.
BY Professor Tucker, an invited guest. Our
Students OF the present: When history comes to
record the events of the 10Th century, may thcie
names I've found on It's brightest page
Professor Saunders: The atainmenis Of the
scholar are only equaled by the accomplishments
Of the gentleman.
Professor brown: In genius, eccentric; in learn.
Ing, ricni in virtue, constant.
Professor MIng,on: The day tina, brought him
hther deserves our remembrance; the Professor our
highest respect; the man, our profoundest yenera-
ton and love.
BY w Sheppard. Judge Abel p. Upshur:
L he ludcIa! and political giant OF Virginia.
By George w. Nottingham, an invited cusst
The President OF the day We respect him for
his talents and love him for his virtues.
by John l. Upshur, an invited guest. The city
OF Williamsburg and William and Mary College:
The only memorials Virginia has left her now, OF
her cavalier sons.
BY John II Fox. The Ladies OF WILLIAMSBURG,
Language cannot describe their beauty or worth.
Come then expressive silence, muse their prase.n
BY Benjimn +. Garrett, orator Of the day: Jno.
l.. Upshur, Esq. State Rights of the chool
or9s -'59: May he live to see his principles fully
carried oUt in his native State.
By DR. J i Semp'e, an invited gaest. The stu
dents Of William & Mary: May the lamp OF
Science continue to burn brightly over your heads,
and the mother of the Gracchi never call ON Won
IN vain to illuminate the path of Liberty and learn
ing.
BY G Nottingham. VIM Henry Harrison
while the tree Of Freedoms whered trunk puts forth
Even thy tomb garland lie, it be"
Sent by Edmund Ruffn Esq. The Students of
William Mary College Their conduct and sub
sequent career will have a most important and hap
py Influence on the welfare and destiny of their
country.
BY Student. Isa1c Walden, Esq The spirit
Of Virginia gentleman is nobly reflected IN HIM
BY John I King. The Collegiate course of
william x Mary: Like the lamp of Aladdin, YOU
have bat TO rub II and the genius Of knowledge is
before yOu.
BY Dr. Garrett, m invited Guest. The Profess
sOrs and Students Of William X Mary: Whilst the
gathered wisdom of the Faculty Of the old College
hnds such pupils as those oi the present session. the
old Commonwealth need never despair.
by NJ Boswell Scawe an invited guest. The
young men Of Virginia May they ever bear in
mind the duty which the citizen owes to his coun.
try.
by VIM d Gresham Woman: The mirror tina,
reflects light TO the path Of yOuh--Iet not IFS rays
be obscurcd, and 1t will be guide to conduct
him to the haven Of intelligence and virtue.
By John Il WOOtton, ir., reader Ut the Declare
ton OF Independence. Virginia: My country thou
art fallen! but not rrerievably lost-lf then, thou
wOuldst rise from the dust, and assume thy former
dignity, make thy places Of trust and honour gor.
thy Of the best talent and virtue Of thy sons.
by WIN IL Anderson. Woman: The fsontis-
piece IN the great volume Of Nature.
by Jno w III Parker. The President Of the U.
States: May he socmnly remember tina, he owes
his elevation to the voice Of the People the voice
Of the Constitution, and TO The voice of God
by Student The States Rights Party: IT, its
zeal for the protection Of the rights Of the States
may it never forget the rights Of the Union.
by Student Ddbney Browne: Werespect the
professor, and admire the man.
by WIN Peachy, an invited guest. William &
Mary College; IL deyovcs on her younger sons to
sustain her ancient fame let them not prove re
crcint to their high trust.
Anonymous. The North The big baby must
be weHned- Let Tyler he the aIoes
by John II Pcachy. John & Calhoun: "Turn
upon your right hand NJ the next turning, but, ut
the next turning of oil, on your loft; marry, nt the
very next turning, turn OF no hand, but turn down
indirectly" to the White House.
Anonymous Rspubiicnnsm and Democracy :
The first, the flush Of health; the second, the hCc.
nc flush that hurrics Us to the tomb.
by WIN S Psachy. The rght Of Property
the Atlas that supports the government; let it
but be touched by tho poisoned fang Of ngrnrian
ism, and all tumbes headlong into ruin.
by John Il WoouOn, ir. The Constitution oil
the UnlCu States: In letter formerly; but IN con-
5trucuon, essentially different
By an Alumnus. John Il Woouon, IT,, Reader
of the Declaration Of Independence: When Virgi-
MA tnrols on History's page the iIIustrious namc
which have she'd halo Of glory around her, may
she proudly cKcluim, "thpu art iavorte and wor
thy SON"
BY Student The Orator Of the day: Tic dj
not dsappoint tho aiuerinS expectations Of hi
/ friends.
CURDSVILLE.
| The G5ih Anniversary oi the Declaration Of In
/ dependence was celebrated by the Cusdsvie TrooT
| H.