Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-17
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"lere Is a health 10 them that's Awa."
by E.B. Wood
While the mid-dew drops and the willow weeps,
Remember great washingtons glorious feots.
by J. II. Tyroe-The Temperance Cause, and its able
defender, Thomas A. Hocombo Esq May they both pros
BY Chas. l.. DawsOn-Tte brave patriots OF &c; may
mory.
BY s. l.. walkcr-Thos. H. Benton, the very quintes-
sence Of double-distilled destructive lOcofocoism.
BY A. J. Clark--The United States WHAT respubic1.
BY G. w. Clement-O. &. Clay and Thos. w Jones.
the champions who fought against Whgge in lsi3 may
the Republicans of Campbell stand by them ~, and place
them office TO which their virtue, honesty and intei
gence Justly entte them.
BY Philip L. wihers-wOman:
OF Eden's garden the faircst flower,
Far, far above all else they tower.
BY Howard Bennett (sent in)-Andrcw jackson may
his life be protaeied through long series of years with
diminished physical and mental vigour.
BY w. L. Frankln-To the memory OF the man that
built the ship i'm which Columbus sailed TO America.
BY John NJ Speed-Thc constitution Of the u s., as il is
written; all political parties finally claim that their
chart
BY Edm'dw. Buren-Henry Clay, the pa,ri, and states
man; Freedoms engine and hberty's champions May he
be the next President Of the u. States.
BY John n. Cement-1hc Ladies of Virginia: May they
continue excel in beauty and intellect but remain void
OF all coquesh arts and vain designs OF conquerng hearts
BY Geo. w. Cloment-John Tyler and the Wing party;
the latter elected the former the former betrayed the latter
and both betrayed their
BY VIM. III. Swinney-The Wings deny the charge OF be-
trayng their but Jno. Tyler through the influence Of
the Democrats, did bciray the reposed in him.
BY A. J. Coins--Icnry Clay, the OF the Wes may
his knowledge and wisdom continue shine pure and
unsuled rs it has always done.
BY VIM. l.. Lambcih-The spirit of '76-Let pay
united devotons to it once year. whilst its oaycn chan
ging the OF the world.
BY T.. f. Gardner-The memory of Jerry Rust: His
oibles being forgotten, let recolec that he bene
factor his country.
BY d. w. Teny-The Temperance cause: We see and
enjoy Its fruits this day. Oh, prosper daily,
BY Jno DeprestThe Justices OF Campbell Court, they
deserve thanks for the handsome improvement Of the
public Lot and Spring. May they often find nJoyment
there.
By VIM. w. williams-The 4th day of July; twice hal
owedonce by the adoption OF the Declaration OF lndopen
dence in 6 and again by the deaths OF John Adams and
Thomas Jefferson the authors OF that sacred instrument in
lS26.
Sent in by n Lady-Capt. Perkns-NIay he live long,
and enjoy perpetual happiness, Us cheers) To which the
Captain returned his hearty acknowledgements. 0cheers
BY Addison Lambeh-Ieny Clay, the fearless and able
Champion Of Liberty and Letters: May beloved
try have the benefit of his talents in her highest office
BY Jno. N Cement-Henry Clay: Let him be elected TO
the Presidential chair and will have the iron yoke of old
Jno =. Adams brought back upon us-he power OF inter
nal Improvements will find check in the scupes OF
Federal President.
BY DR.. Livingston walker-Henry Clay, our political
saviour his counts hope May grateful people elect him
President of these L. States in 1874.
By liilery Talbo-Martin Van Buren,, honest Demo
crat-may he rise triumphant Henry Clay in ~.
BY VIM. Sammons-May the 18th June rs, continue, to
rain influence the desiines OF mankind the end OF
time.
BY John w. kng-The column that stands Union, we
OF the South hail with tears OF otter
fall the earth, mings fragments with fragments
OF Liberty and the Constitution.
By a Citizen-The Tories, Misers, Bgots aud Rene
gades; These they who despse the 18th of July such
stood aoO and hid themselves during the Revolution whilst
the sincere upright and brave the christians of the
country shed their blood and sped their patriot souls
heaven, for the principles Of this day.
by Patrick ii. Coleman-Speedy union every lad and
lass days OF ease and nights of pleasure. May the wings
Of love never loose aieather.
BY Capt. Z. b. Wiihers--The traducers Of H. Clay III.
\. Wise & Coz Cease vipers! you gnaw file
BY VIM. &. Buron-The blood OF our forefathers the
memory Of &c.
By Capt. Richard Perkins-The memory of Washington
and the rolls OF his revolutionary Inst whose patriotic and
heroic devotion the good his country achieved this
estimabe blessing which ENJOY religious and gov
ernment-iet US proclaim aloud with shout (5 cheers.
Ky Daniel Marr-The citizens of Campbell: Upon this
great anniversary they forget party Strife and rejoice oge-
Their people.
BY John Lambeih-The Regulators and Expungers:-
Like principles and like ncn no language i too strong 10
depict their odious characisA
BY JF. Deane-To all PRESENT Mayyou enjoy yourselves
you should do, with freedom OF speech socabty and
good decorum, without distinction.
By VIM. l.. Lambeih-When shall find ourselves IN
an extreme minority, poor. endles and depressed and
by cXasperaed and powerful foe with war;
the gbbe and offered for haads
and surrounded by imminent perls both within and with
oui-ihen We partly appreciate the character Of that
immortal band OF heroes who pledged their lives, their
tunes and their sacred honor
BY Capt b. =. Waker-Our Revolutionary Struggle; the
most iusous example that might does not always triumph
over right tins day honor the msmOry Of those whose
Ives fortune and sacred honor pledged for their
ry's liberty.
By John D. Alexander-Liberty and Union now and for
ever, one and inseparable. rs cheers.