Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12
CELEBRATION AT CURDsvILIE.

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versary OF American Independence with the Gus
tomary honors. a Barbecue WAS prepared for tn
occasion in J. b. Sanders best sty.e. Alter whiel
Albert Baldwin was chosen President of the Day
| and VIM. b. Hobson, Vice President. The Decla
ration read by Alex. Moseley, and the follow
ing volunteer toasts were drunk:
By the President OF the Day. More of the sniri
Of '76, and less of party spirit would make for III
political salvation of America.
BY the Vice President of the Day. Henry Claw
God grant that he may be our next President
By VIM. b. Cooke. Henry Clay: MAY his wifi,
be widow, and his children be falherless before h,
is made President of the U. s.
BY Charles NJ Mills Henry Clay: The unri
vailed Orator and Statesman; the brish,es, orna
meut of The Western Hemisphere.
By VIM II SIaiton. The memory of Washing
ton: First IN war, first in peace first in the heart.
OF his countrymen.
By Alex Noseley. Virginia:
Breaches there man with soul so dead,
This is my OVID, my native land"
BY DR. w L Bnford. The 4ih OF july: Nav IN,
patriotism tina, induces us to celebrate it, nnnually
never cease TO animate our bosoms.
By Joseph L Lyon. The American People
though free, groan under oppression.
BY James II Evans. Alcohol: "Touch not
taste not. handle not, the unelean thing"
BY ID Nixon. May hypocrisy be never known
among teetotallers.
By w A Sanders. Notification. d,ns.ro,.
Hampshire and Rhode Island: II will require tn,
voice and ability OF Clay 10 s,iie it, ere it envelopes
th- Union.
BY D NJ Wallis. A siric, adherence to the Dis
,rieu,Ion Act; 4 high Protective Tariff a strong
U Bank, with Mr. Clay to order and direct, Their
We need fear danger.
BY Joseph T Lyon. Alex Moselev, the Reader
OF the Declaration OF Independence: His worth nd
merit need but be known TO he duly appreciated.
BY John A ALI en-. Henry Claw: Nav IN,
n ed MA
OF March. rs, in the Chair now OCCUPIED by the
acting - J Tyler.
By w Walton. Our Country: Like an Old
Maid, may It ever boast OF It's freedom and indie
pendence; happy IN ITS present state yet ever look
ing forward with pie ,sing anticipaiions TO a change
Tor the better; strictly guarding her virtues with
patriotic eye, and when union is called for, ever
ready TO present heart and hand.
BY Crute. Woman: Much Of the DESTINY
OF the human race depends or her. She is n flower
planted IN a wilderness TO adorn and beau'ify il,
BY o F REYNOLDS. Our Log Cabins: They will
no. do unit daubed with Clay.
BY Fleming l. Swami. The late Veto, by the
President, on the extension Of the Compromise
Ac'. Is fresh evidences Of his Republican principles.
BY Dr. c Allen. The Wing Party: Union
IS Only necessary TO elect favorite. Henry Clay,
to the PIesdeney--a union more close than il ge
nerally used in our nsighhofhood.
BY L Lyon. Our disting uished Representa-
tive in Congress-he Justly deserves the confidence
and support of his friends
BY NJ II Blgby. Harry Of the Yves, for the mex,
President.
BY NJ D Gannwsy. The Day we celebrate:
may ever be celebrated by the sons and daughters
Of America.
BY Cap, Grisg. Our trade. commerce and
sacrificed the ambition political aspi
ran's.
BY Ambrose Ransome. May the fbsr,y which
we once SO freely enjoyed be shortly re- established
By ID NJ Wallis. For President, III CLAY. For
Congress, John Hill.
BY A Baldwin. The Banks. Henry Clay, and
festotalism: May they soon NEE, their end.
By Dr. w l. BniOrd. Religion and Temperance:
They are now shedding their benign influence over
lie country-may they ever continue TO do so.
BY A MOseley. TIE Veto Power: A monar.
;hIcal feature in the Constitution, which ought ne.
YER to have been there.
BY l. Swami. 4th of July: lie, party bick.
srng and prejudice be hushed-'ts the nations
By J w A Sanders. The memory of WIN II
Harrison.
By A Baldwin. The Hon E w Hubbard. Be
Owed by his neighbors, aud the Tobacco Planters
of Eastern vs..
BY WIN D Cooke. The memory of John w
sppes: true Republican, and the advocate Of
merican Rights in the second war Of Indepen-
lence.
BY F L Swami. M1rtin Van Buren, and James
< Polk. Let uI all unite at the next Presidential
Election, in calling them 10 preside over the desti.
,ies OF this nation.
By Dr. w l. Binford. The President and Vice
President Of the Day, remarkable for the candour
IF their FEELINGS, and the strict integrity Of their
ielrts; Would to God that all men were equally
10.
BY T Lyon. Our worthy host, J B Sander.
None know better how to appreciate the Scripture
Injunction, "Rise. Peter. kill and eat"
by Augustus II Cooke. To Henry Clay: May
he farming community, who constitute the bone
md sinew Of the land; who bear the Ills Of Govern
nj nnnI bud l.aa
" your pes,ilential influence.
BY John Cooke. John Tyler, his actions arc
hose If patriot: lie acknowledges no master.
by Il Booker. Henry Clay: My kind Hea-
rem watch over hin, and continue him in health
mil 1914, when his counirymsn will call him to
800 the Chair which is now occupied by the weak,
'aeiialing and faiihlsss Tyler.
By Peter STATION. Our fearless and indie
PENDENT Representative. John M Bolui lie will
,ead Captain Tyler yet