Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-11

Aboidonists in England: Fanatcs whose reciprocity q
impairment interference. j. equally criminal In destroying
! political Institutions and social systems. a. .
nv VIM. Crump The Students OF William and Mary
Ardent enthusiastic enlightened-the unriyaled fame d
our Alma Mater safe in their keeping They will pre-
serve and illustrate her old In oriental phrase
may their shadows never be less and their images multiply
BY w. L. Watkins How long would republics stand
If the patriotism OF aspiring demsgogues were
las ehaste the purity and fidelity a wolnan's lovef
By John H. Fox The reader Of the Declaration OF In
dependence, Pleasant p. Peace;
/ .~MayNn irs ways be ways OF y,ss&-t.es,, 80 =
|. = - AMI on his paths be paths Of Psssc"
Sesnsca N. Conway The day which gave birth to our
,hsppy county. is houorcd BY lie orafor.
By Alexander The President OF the Day. VIM.
J. Neble. An opensheared gentleman-hs talents
the respect and his WRITES the love of all who know
By VIM. A. Leigh Friendship: May It's fires ever
warm and soften the heart OF man-apd may its blaze
shine in The hearts OF the Students OF old William and
Mary
By H. Land. Old Williamsburg: When the mmos
sal g Of Virginia again ascendant shall shps far
brighter and pore glorious than all the Stars Of Heaven
yer this spot shall stand and point the place where
Graded and the annontd ones OF her salvation
Bye. w. Polmore. The Ladies Of..w lliapsb1rg The
appes OF tho eve maed grapes old bache-
lor., may the ladies all consent TO be paired.
ByB. f. GARRETT Judge Tucker; The able jurist, and
courteous gentsmsn-Thc Students of his Law Class will
cherish with grateful remembrance the sociude which he
has ever evinced for their instruction and welfare.
By J. r. Semple William and Mary Though founded
by monarchy, She has been the great patriot of liberty
fy must be onward.
hsSpieuls sf William and Mary: Genius adop the
nations greatness.
BY VIM. a, Leigh. Virginia. Old virginia: May the
eouds OF advey which have long lowered her head
be dspated BY posperys genial and she stand
forth again, ar the clear the and terri
bic army with banners"
BY w. j. Nebett. The Sovereignty of The States. The
STORY idea Of unity 10 the contrary Notwithstanding
BY Joseph H.. Lewis. The Ladies Of Williamsburg
Their unsurpassed beauty only vaed by their vrtuOus
WORTH aud the destinations OF their mental endowments
Robt ould, the man Of genius and gentleman We part
with him with Iegre bat hope his future may be
successful and useful his collegiate has been Brilliant
r. ii. Armistcad; zone of natures noblcmen."
By B. +. Garrett: Success TO the Petersburg Repubi
can,
BY Ro. c. Scott, jr. The students OF VIM. and Mary
College, Ever willing and ready prosecute her claims to
public favor and defend her from the foul calumnies that
have Of late been cast against her fair name.
BY LIST Vice President. The OF William and Mary
First in the councils Of their country: May they ad
here the sound principles incucaed by her Alma Mater
BY I'd Vice President. Woman: Without her man
would be unhappy, in the garden OF Eden.
John Poindextef: VIM. and Mary welcomes back
her =.
By John Poindexter. VIM and Mary: The mother Of
Statesmen and gentlemen.