Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-09
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by Moore. Our Captain, Ro II Armi,,ead: n
virtue deserve Appreciation, II courage be entitled to
respect, then with Joy we drain this cup 10 its res
Capt ArmisteNd being called no. RESPONDED IN ,
spirit stirring strain TO the hearty compmcnt ana
concluded by offering the following:
Virtue and Intelligence: The oniy hans unor
which our Republican Institution. can safely resi-
| by WIN Peachy. Captain A G. Soulful. iii.
warm heart, ami generous sentIments, endear him
| to us all. Wv"
Here Captain Southnll arse and acknowl,drcd
IN suitable terms, this complimentary notice Of him.
by Edmund Rufin, (sent). Presden, TYLER and
| the State Right cause: The mos, comp,,,. ,,rc...
OF 6oh must 90 together, or otherwise the defe,t
DISGRACE aud ruin Of both.
by Il Tucker. John Tyler: Bv N. choi.o -,
the people, Vice President. and by the nc, oC oJ
President OF the United Statos. If bv his az, he
sanctions the creation OF a Corporation by Congress-
ne WIZ violate his pledges to the aud his on IN
| TO the other, and forfeit the favor Of both
By John VI Gregory. John TYLER. c,II,5 h,,
The voice OF the people to fiji high political station
None who voted for him wished or expected hir, n,
aoandon the principles which he learned in his
youth and upon which he has acted tbtou,h ~.
ana mean indeed must be that man who woulJ ha 10
him now turn traitor CRAFTY ambition, ,sn;,,n,
ny VIA X Douglass. John Tyler: The Pre-.
sident Of the United States by the fore, of The Con-
slItution, but not the less bound to support +, liza,
Al elected 10y the people. Let him but observe thnt
construction OF IL which in other capacities n, has
frequently gvento it, and tho Republican Party will
say, well done good and faithful servantp
=, By Dc Everett. John Tyler, now President 81
united States Let hIm be tolerant and when he
can bc, generous those he finds IN office But LEI
INN be Just To the principles which brought him md
tue Wings into power. The people expect that he
VIII not disappoint them.
Ivy Lieut. John Jones. Property: The Con.
sentative principle, which is to preserve our In,tu
ions from the attacks of power on the one sine and
faction on the other.
BY VIM X c Douglass. John M Bolts. His
course IN reference TO the rescsson of the rule pro-
hloltns the reception Of abolition petitions meets
the indignant reprobdtOn OF every lover of his coun
try and her Institutions, and especially OF every
southern man.
BY Lieut. p Slater Virginia and her Institutions.
love them with all their defects. Let them not he
despolIed by the ruthless hands OF innovation.
by Guest and Citizen. John Tyler His voice
mas heretofore, on tins glorious day, been heard by
us, and his absence now is tolerated merely from the
Tact OF hrs being the sentinel on duty.
by Lieut. w Waller. Virginia: The mother of
Washington, Henry and Harrison-the birth place
OF liberty, the grave of tyranny-Nlay her former
iusire be restored, when the political gloom which
now overshadows her shall be disslpaled by the
beams of truth and virtue.
Anonymous. Innovation: More often the abuse
OF reformation, than ;he reformation of abuse
Same. John Tyler: BY vetoing the Tariff and
the Bank IN any shape, he will adhere to his prnci
for the White House.
by Lieut. Waller. VIM NJ Overton: His dis
play on this morning augurs what he may be-May
hs alter life realise the hopes and snticpations Of
his friends
BY VIM NJ Overlon. Virginia, the author of the
Revolution, and the mother of tine Union: fifth
tu postcrltY will place the gem with this united
sp,endor IN the Tiara that adorns her brow.
By John Charles. The Right Of Suffrage Nav
the period soon arrive when this shall be granted TO
every American freeman.
BY VIM NJ Overton. New York: Blinded by
the venom OF a morbid philanthropy, her head must
oe bruised by those she would sting.
By DR. w Spark of Southampton, a guest:
Unlcn of the State Rights Republicans OF every
ton.
by John Charles. George Washington: HIS
deeds should inspire every patriot, and the praises
OF his name should dwell on every American tongue
by Major George e Richardson. Our Country:
Her liberties, her laws and Institutions may they be
perpetuatcd 10 the end of time.
By DR. Thomas PelchY. John Tyler-a pro.
v'tentitl President for special purposes: May he
have the wisdom To discover and the frmness TO
resist the temptations which will be held out TO
HIM, to run counter to the DEGREES of wise and
everything Providence
BY Peachy. Gen'l VIM. Henry Harrison
Would ye sacrifice TO lioerty2 Let tear to his
memory be the oiIering-his tomb the altar.
By WIN Bacon. Woman: When gloom and
misfortune darken around us, her affection and sym
pa,hy springng with new impulse. seem to gather
strength from mans weakness, and hope from his
despair.
BY q " Blsseit The Volunteers of Williams
buFs-ihe Troop aud Infantry Brave IN the field,
social al the board: they will Inculcate the fame OF
their Revolutionary Sres.
by DIR Everett. The ancient city OF Williams.
burg Renowned Tor literature, hospitality, and
charming ladies.
BY VIM C Douglass. Henry A. Wise:
When Virginii is asked Tor her jewels, she proudly
points to him OF them.
by 5 Moore. The Williamsburg Guards Let
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safety her members will never prove recrctnt.
BY VIM NJ Overton. Williamsburg: The seat
of kindness and hospitality. The brief sojourner
iOrgets that hs is not in the hall of his father.
BY Major George Richardson. Our commerce.:
May 1t never be shacked by the apprehension of
responsibility.
By Allen Davis. Captain Armistead : Friend to
his county and cOmmandrnt OF The Guards, as soon
as war begins, We will lay down our lives for
him.
BY Captain Armis,ead. Volunteers and volun-
teer Corps: The nucleus of defence in times of
emergency.
BY Dr. Garnett The Troop Of Cavalry and
Guards Of our city Their public spirit and mar
tla skill merit our commentator, whilst they form
phdlanN Tor our protection.
BY a Guest. The Guards. Like the Spartan
band-Ready, aye Ready.
BY A Provoo. Honesty md good demeanour
besPeak more Tor young man than treasure can.
By WIN Peachy. The memory Of Col. Bur.
well BassetL
by George w Bisse,t. Williamsburg, the anci-
ent metropolis of the Old Dominion: Her citizens
will ever prove a shield 10 her fame as the seat Of
science and hospitality.
By John Charles. Henry A. Wise The star
Of the Eis', may he continue light up the path
way Of Democracy.
By S r Bowman. The Williamsburg Guards
May her members act up TO the bylaws add re-
member the faith they have pledged to each other
Anonymous. The Union: Virginia.
Tho wreath binds ruin,
The ivy Maien's brow.
By John w Kelly. On n day like this let US
drain the goblet IN memory of those Revolutionary
Heroes, who fought, blsd and cd, that we might
be FREQ.
BY WIN x G Douglass. The banking system Of
Virginia Bad enough, God knows but neverthe.
less TOO Intimately interviewer with every interest Of
the Stale for sudden innovation to be tolerated.
by Guest Williamsburg mother Of great
men. Her name will never be lost IN the obvIous
future, until the memory Of our beloved country
shall be forgotten forever
BY S Moore. Let us enjoy that liberty and free.
dom Joqueathed to MS by our ancestors, and show
by our acts, we are worthy Of the high bequcst.
by II Bragg. james City and the city OF vii.
liamsburg TINS days celebration Expresses IN
language more eloquent than words their hogpi.
talty.
BY w r Lcrinkard. The citizens Of Williams.
burgi TO know them is love them.
Ey WIN Bacon. Our country, whether under
the guidance OF wings or Democrats may il ever
miintain unimpaired the rich legacy bequeuthed US