Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13

he reconsider his former course AMI nc, ~, :, the
true principles of democrat - " Wv
by Captain dill'. Major y A Boiling, our guest:
My he speedily arrive at the high destiny whieI
/ awaits him. "''e
| by A Il Watkins The 4h of july, Nav n,
rents yet rear their children in remembrance Of m.
| by I Gordon. The Hon WIN = a,.h., M,
Senator south OF Appon,,'tox: w;s, IN Conncil.
| prudent IN decision, may virs mi, remsmLo, him,
ny BALDWIN. Alexander Moseley, The an,
with uncommon brilli,ncy.
= l"hereupon, MIR Moscley and made an an
prnpriate response to the sontimcnt1 "
| by Alexander Moseley. Tho Presidency. L.,
All unite IN procuring an amendment of the C,n.,i
tuition, by which appointments TO- and rcmoy.I.
from oihee, shall be taken from the Pr,s;a.n, nt
vested solely in the Senate. "'''
by Allen. The 4'h of July: May i, ever
DC remembered and celebrated.
by u u ID Nixon. The Union OF the S,,,...
| pctuatcd. ~ oe per-
| BY A Baldwin. IL Clay. Thi, !. No, ,L
ume nc ms had the destiny of his country AT will.
May the Cod who has overruled him h.te;oCor. ,',,
| hun IN future. rue
by Stra,ton. Willis Rrver May i, soon
! be made navigoble for horse boats ." '''"
by NJ Cox. The Navy of IN. IT,;,o, S,.,.
Inc best ratification Tor our seaport towns
by IL Kane. Col w Hubard on, Rc,,o-
sentative IN Congress We see no buddins, Of C,,.
tuIe greatness VI iu-
by L A Boiling. The Corr,e,, or M. " o.,
Once the pride and glory OF the Republic. su ,bo,
Is past; Sic transit gloria murdi. '''''
BY Crute:
May the people in the future day
Learn from Whg'ry not stay
BY e Il Allen. John TYLER wh,, b. sLt,t
president oi tho United States, not of n marty ~
by WIN IL Morgan. Hard money, Sub .Tpe,su.
ry and direct taxes. A's'Su-
by Allen. Common Schools.
elected; II established. they would sneedii,, $50,
the lost influence OF Virginia in the Councils Of ,ho
nation. VI the
BY z Booker. E w HuLard: MAY he never
be re elected in this District. '''
by n Walton. The author of the D.cI,-.,; -,
nuePenuence, anu the reader of the same this H..
ne former filled an unbounded space in the bs,r,.
" ms comprehensive latter the same space in The
heatts OF the present company. Wv
By X a Booker. John Tyler: Nav h.. Il. i'll.
the Father OF his counuy-"FIrst in pe,ce mr., 10
war, and trst IN the hearts of his countrvmon. -
Good, better, best. "'O'''
by q Bagby. Woman: The las, ,boucb tho
best gift OF God TO man 5" ''o
By VIM Oliver. The true interest of the o,.,,
md y, inc people is the wachword of all parties
By w Coleman. The Wings: Let them Lr,,.
tht'r nissenslons. and unite IN accomplishing RI,
great work of reform. uIe
by ) O'BTiant. The Wing Reform. "OI.,,.r
ye would not" se''''' OUT
By L HoJson. The Fair Ser.
When lovely woman goes sstray,
The menarc more 10 blsnc thanthc
by pT Z e Allen. The Wing Party, now the
majority; May is acts be such as to do IVA
party. ~ w away
BY M Booker Let us no, ,werye from our dr,v
AZ tne next election, but fix hopes upon the in
10y Walden. The Working Men: MAY thew
soon occupy the position they Justly deserve
ny be'ty May Clhy's Plan ola Bank or Fiscal
Aisn'i oe speedily realized by the people.
by w Curd. May the name Of John Ran.
dolph never be forgot,en '' nan
10y Nj IL Bisby. The mechanics Of Curdsville. Bv
INDUSTRY and sooriety, may they continue to meri,
the patronage of their fellow. townsmen.
by VIM Cooke Virginia. the mother or s,,,.s-
ncn' when asked for her jewels, points to her
by l. ID Stratton. Clay's Bank: Like the genial
energies Of the country.