Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15


celebrated the Town of curdsvle An excellent dinner
was prepared by James b. Saunders, Esq In all respects
the day observed according the ancient custom Of
the country.
Captain Lewis Brown was chosen President, Captain
Edward Grigg, Vice President and VIM b. Shepard Sec
retary The Declaration of independence read by
Mr.. Charles F. Bocock after which the following Toasts
drunk:
l. The Day celebrate. May its annual return be
greeted by American Freemen.
p The signers of the Declaration Of Independence.
When venetrae their names, may cease to
enjoy the blessings they have bequeathed to
g. The surviving Soldiers Of the Revolution. We
look on them without having bosoms thrilled with
patriotic emotions.
4. Washington, the Father of his Country. May our
present and future rulers be guided by his example.
s. The President Of the United States.
g. The memory Of Jefferson the author Of the Declare
ton of Independence and the Of Religious Free
dom.
Z. VIRGINIA:
"Breathes there man, with soul so dead
Who TO himself hath said,
This is my own, my native land :"
g. The memory of La Fayette. The friend and CON-
panion IN of Washington.
g. The memory of Patrick Henry, who set the ball of
the Revolution in motion.
10. Agriculture, Manufactures andrCommerce. Mutu-
ally dependent each other.
ii. The Army and Navy. In peace prepare for war.
l2. Education. Essential 10 the perpetuauon oi our
free Institutions.
10. Our fair county
"Dame Nature tried her prentice hand man.
And then she formed the Leases o +"
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the President Of the day. Peace home pleasure
abroad, and friendship with the world.
BY the Vice. President Agriculture: Its improvement
essential to the restoration Of the sold Dominion" her
ancient renown.
By R. Rives. The 4th of July: May ever be haowed
by patriotic people.
By VIM. B. Shepard. The Democratic party: In all her
contests she always found battling the side Of the
constitution.
BY Ale1'r MOseley The Democratic party: The pre-.
tended friends OF rePubcanls but the advocates Of
narchcal principles.
BY E. w. Curd. Henry Clay, who has been instrument
tai in bringing corruption, desPosm and ruin this IA
voured land.
ByJ.T Lyon RH Toler. virginis's able., expoun.
der of Wing principles. May he long continue ENJOY
the confidence Of the Wings of this district.
BY p S. Booker Henry Clay: The only hope Of a ru-
BY C. II. Whitworth. The fair sex:
Our arms in war are their defence,
Their arms in peace solace.
BY r. Rives Bocofocoism and Tylerism: May they
eeive their death warrant in 1874
BY W. w. Evans. May skins ndhard cider never
place President in Office again.
BY Ambrose Ransom. Wing principles: Identicay the
for which revolutionary ancestors commended.
BY Capt David McRea Wallis Henry Clay for Presi
dent In preference all other men,
BY p. S. Booker John NJ. Bolts: May he succeed il
getting n in the next Congress.
BY Charles F. Bocock. The M-Boy Of the Sashes: !
Uncle Sam his meabag to him, he'll get dropped
by N w. Walton Henry Clay a high Tariff and {
u S. Bank The only salvation Of the American people
BY A. Williamson. As it will take about years fo
Van Buren, and Calhoun settle their civil disputes Hen
~ Clay will set the Country to rights while they abou
BY r. b. Ayres: Henry Clay-His name will live nm,
brighten the pages Of American History when the
his traducers shall have been swept into oblivion.
BY ID. N. Allen;
May God be praised,
And women pleased,
The Democratic Candidate rejected
And Henry Clay elected.
by Charles r. Bocock. John G. Calhoun-May the da,
shortly arrive when the American people shall duly appre
ciaie his talents aud Republican principles.
BY II. +. Womack. Henry Clay Of Ky.-Natiye o
Nirgina and pride Of America.
BY o. r. Reynolds. Wings to your principles an
Clay will be your President IN 1914 in despite Of ntgu
and modern Democracy.
by John s. Cooke. Charles F. Bocock-Tho reade
Of the Declaration Of Independence day. As a teach
Of youth may he inoucate the spirit Of Republicansn
by j. w. A. Saunders. Agriculture commerce an
manufactures Three twin sisters pasied be the hand
dare separate them
BY Joseph r. Lyon Col. Thomas VI. Bondurant-
The devoted and uncompromsing friend Of the people
May he long continue in their service.
BY ]. r. Rawlns. II. Clay nations glory and
nations prde star that left its orbit to shine with grea
briliancy IN 1874 when his iusrous will adOrn III
American cause, and his elevation make prosperous Il
American people.
BY Capt WIN. B. Cooke.-The great Wing Party: I, hi
been often said and repeated that were no other eau
for the overwhelming defeats the Wings have every whe
met with sufficient might be found the treachery
cepu0n and utter Of faith and honesty practisod
them In their intercourse with each other.
BY w. A. Saunderss-Tho Honrico Agricultural Soci
": A ltlc leaven, may IL eaven the whole lump.
by Benz. r. Allon.-Ilenry Clay; a living ombodimo
81 patriotism.
By VIM b. shepurd,-The Wing Party. They "rni,ed
hwind" in $780, but could not "direci the storm" Of
"Exua Session"
BY Benz. r. Alon-John Tyler deserter Of true prin
pies aud last Of the ronegadcs alas! alas! poor Yorck
By Capt David McRea Wals.--The Democrats cam
imagine how BE- that Protective Tariff" furnishes che
goods; when there be nothing more true.
by r. w. Cufd.-lieny Clayi The dccoiycr and ap
tate.
by Capt v. A. Bookcr-Henry Clay; The peoples frer
the grcat statesman and Of the wes-tbe bold
lsnt and hiqhmindcd Of genius-tho representa- '
nay, the very embodiment Of Wing principles-may he
our next President.
by Capt VIM. y. COokc.-Dcmocrats We have a co
enemy oppose capable Of any devce--let rs me
aud rcpc them, striving BY Arguments and honorable nes
alone % promote those principles which II s our pride q
pleasure 70 supporand Al the proper tine let Ne 60 vi
good feelings into National Convention and with unanin
" and zeal Support the individual that shall be designated
Sent by J. A. Lsnca.er.-The Day The spirit should