Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-09

disciple Of the Republican school
Vincent Witcher-A man OF the people. His bold and
vigorous intellect has given him high place m the consdc
Of his countrymen.
Geo II. Gimcr-A hero of doieut conquered. but not
subducd. lie "pick has flint and Try again.
Whi;mcu I. Tunsta-As u man, honest; a Repre-
sentative faithful and efficient; his country
and 10 his State
ChGs. /. Domau-A distinguished LAWYER and honest
Politician "Frm n tins arch :"
Alex Moscicy, Editor Of the Richmond whig-A sleep
less ward'r IN the Gibraltar OF Wing principles.
VOLUNTEER ToASTS.
By Champc Carjer-Henry Clay In all his career. he
has stood by the OF the people "He able, faithful
and true the constitution" May he be the Prcs
dent of the United States
BY Sam'i Heiskiil-The Wings Of Amherst, ever true
their cause will be- Isii, paere they lsIO
By Wiugheld Eubank--Henry Clay, Amorica's wsrst
and wOies MAY the united voice OF the people ele
him the Presidential Chsiy, and thus put end
that dreadful complaint called "tie Tyier grippe"
By G0es-rhc battle Of ls4i: The whlss, under the
lead OF "lIarry OF the West against the Democrats ~
headed by Traitors, Renegadrs Demngo-ucs Office Seek
and Office Holders: In such con,est.i there IThig
10 be found who will not be at his post, doing ms du'
"Od age will chew wisdom past
Aud toter in bluudcrs to the last"
BY Robt +. Pcnde,on-Thos. W. Gilrner: MAY ais
reign this District be long the stOoer IN Green and
BY John r. Euis-stand aside, gentlemen Locos We
intend TO elect Henry Cay oT cause Is just and per-
sen,in-Jchn Tyler: IIyperoie from rneaaness would
DC cilipSiS OF the man"
BY Dr. David Pa,tcsou-D Daniel Webster: Ill, late poll.
fcai alliance with the Captain of the Coporal's Guard
and his efforts regain his lost position IN the
Wing ranks:-"Hga reaching buckingham ereun-
speei."
By Alex. Fitzpatrick" Ersry iH-a lVAis"-Nay he
live to know that he is rcpuda,ei by all honest
By s. K. Campbel.-WhiG Principles TO on friends;
they are right and trN preraI.
By Z. LandEuInAs Tighi wrongs no man. not party OF
men, may Thos. w. Gmer. the every inch Wing" give
up between himself and W. l.. GoCgin cspec
ally as he calls 1t email potatoes"
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less champion Of the Whig principles and devoted friend
10 the interests OF his country.
By Daniel L. Wnght.-ChampHigne o our real friends,
and real pain sham friends.
By Hugh X. Scou-Henry Clay: Away. his par
~, may his party be him in -.
B, Thos. C.. Tucker-Mny the day soon come when
party strife shall be end Then will prosperity attend
oj5 beloved land.
Handed n-Party spirit, the eOaserratire principle Of
RepubHcaUIsm: Though and then It resemble tIie
mountain torrent which, 10 it, rapid flow, casts mp sand nUd
the TGaj5r pands the bosom the cloud,
which soon dissIPa'cd by the "sua OF intelligence and
patriotism"
By Daniel L. CoIemau-Daaiel Webster and John T..
Ter: Malice and Treacher, lone and usoparah.c aad
forever"
BY WIN. L. Fair-John { Calhoun Once the modern
CauuEs" IN the estimation ct all good Dem0eTG;s-N0Ie
the immaculate High Priest Of the purity he.d together by
the cohesive power Of plumber"
BY Jno. 4. HarTis-Ihe city Of Richmond; the Gibra.
tar Of RepubAcann: Gouym@ude5ns cdrH0t silence her
batteries.
BY c. w Cartcr-H-nry Clay the purost patriot Of the
day; Lei him De our next President, and prosperity wi
follow.
Sent in--The Editor OF the Madisonian: the political
Cerbcrus, barking Justify every iatrudor upon his
teT's premises.
Sent in by Jno. Tompkins-Henry Clay; statesman
who has spoken the truth from his heart, vino mas
never sandered AIS enemies, nor rsnrned rc'ng for rey
ing
"whcso dooth these things shall never fall"
BY Jno. p. W.son-Nlay appreciate justly the bless
ngs enjoy and cherish that liberty which besrse.
curity.
o.. n :. ,,.Jz. -. H.. d. H.. - ,.--. -
all that constitutes the Man, the Patriot and tho Statesman
nations gratitude is his reward;-a nations wi. be
HE eptHph.
By R. VI. Brown-In 1874,
Van BIcn, Cass and Cahoun,
Must battle with fbut same old Coon.
Sent in-Ioseph X Irving s'HP tie laurel Of is
and let him wear the welt.
By Charles PrrrDw-'To him who-n voice from tic Sc.
nate Chamber OF the United States awakened Greece to
freedom and whose sJag by every patsot Of tho
South American Republics tie chief oracle of universal
irccdomMay I've be elected the President H., a..
mixed States by the largest electoral given.
By Spsctlt.t-Wm. L. Gor-u, our late candidate for
Congress How uyhy does Li- conduct refusing keep
e polls open ia Bedford, contrast with that Of it= 'Eyerg
lneh, IN holding on 70 election oJriHed by trick and
management
sentiu-JJhn Tyler: Morally aud officially.
lie is so ugly and SO grim,
His -Aal ,w wa. net follow him."
by SatH' Hsssc--W.th gallant Hair, ~ the stand.
nrdbearor OF our principles br.ia't victory
efforts.
b, a LOCKER ol-The Mil Boy ii the sash,g; The
people grinding his turn Of the great National
Nil, nnd 10 1915 he VII set down IN the White House
Washington.
by VI. l.. Berry,. l.. G5rgin. True 10 the Wing
sausc AMI OF IT. able Supporters lie houo.Iby
elected us representative TO Congress from the Albemars
bi-tgt: May success attend iifl.
BY ". l.. Beuy-licnry Clay first, Henry Cay last
Henry Cl1y Away.
By John James Lanlr1u-The Ladies; the most beau.
niu and lovely objects Of creation: Immortal freshness
their charms.
By l. Berry-E. II. T,.er, the abe cxpounder Of
Wing principles: iii- Weight has been and viii Be felt BOO
TIC uCsuies oi the Republic.
By b. Lradru-liay Henry Clay b, the chosen ir.ir.i
mcntJ heal the wounds OF bleeding country, inflicted bg
.th' Ngnhorn man vain Southern principle" and John
Tyler, the "iifte sad Of nothing"
~ Nath. 4. WIrrhcId-llenry Clay, the able States.
and noble Patriot.
p, John II. Gyaiwin-ficu-y Clay OF Ey-a SON OF VIZ.
-sua. noble .auru, pure and upright 900 Dol. pa.i'-
col Intentions. Iis keen aud discriminating saracy ,mi.
uon''y onuic H.u irc highest giit Of free people
~ " J. Bary-c'. Z ndlTant the Farmer aud s'a's..
man IlI- principles genuine Wing principles. No, be-
long ENJOY i.a H,.-iur. he $50 much dc.,lF,-.
Sent iu bg Young L'dy-Jhe B-aux OF Amherst
United wo stand; divided ia'"
Ey jas s. Icrli'iJu-iaIry Clos. Great lui c.'oh...
tod names u~ue lnt a'. 90, ueruc o the country c.
specf.d 600 every ,I'i'r corun, ouu1, Globe.
3D. E.n 1a.ni rfo-TI ship . State s u.gy or 70 torn.
pr.,a5u- occau-'l' tr L,.a us paecd u to hands o..
Henry Gas, and Boo brought Ly lr. lio'y iut, port
Ly w. u. Raerlc i.Jrrs .ai uf Iisstriul- SO dem
ry Sc long boo. f.0asacu "s.ur'd '1 gcs benefit trey
nsea hm 90. i,g' becoming hoaj'ss,re loy put Hin
side.
And % Tunes. 10 VIA ur 90 our hsrm,
Tue ias'rfm'rf' of d-rkn'.z t.I u7 fHihs--
Tell u- honest uutls,-iI bcuay
lLi' t'rFcst cJns'. u'ncc-.
By lea.1mn Toa.I,u.-Tho Politicians and Statesmen
i1ri have unfortunately tkru tie blck.ugck. Nav they
a.,. return rIi" s.' u...4.y uDd,r rr Wing Blun~.
Handed Inlet a9 ,r.a5ai,e psers1ats and fraIf,s
sod pur JlHir. Eof0s, hi ,e.l,
"fH aq.sI trl',-.al.s nal ar-far yrft-
'hsy Zee uTf.HHr Has' oa ssyy afr."
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