Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-13

rem; Shall the mighty Lion Of the soah give place he
cunning Fox Of the North and Southern principles become
sacrifice Northern iniriguei-(upon the annuneation
III the OF resc iluso1s men, several Democrats
simultaneously exclaimed par mobile fratra" which
exclamation every Democrat present drank with hearty
cheers)
BY VIM. wsuhop Here's to Henry Clay. the greatest
Orator of the Day: May he be President and his
administration prove to this once happy people resiora
ton Of our Government
BY n. II. Poindexer. John C. Calhoun: The profound
Saiesman the ineorrupble Patriot, and, above ALL the
noblest work Of God-an honest man." lie is emnently
worthy OF the most exalted station onearh-he Presiden
cy OF the United States.
ByB. r. Register. The President May he be a
who seeks the and welfare OF his country and
not the aggrandixeinent OF party
BY Lady (sent in) May the burst OF eoquence, with
which the noble young Orator has this day favoured
TO snkindle in the bosom OF freeman that spirit
OF liberty and patriotism which emanaied from the heroes
OF the Revolution.
grateful noble people, she has hitherto DONE by
signing to her brightest the Presidency
Yos all know Harry Of the West
BY Z. S. Morris. Henry Clay: May whigger and
true Democracy elect him the Presidential Chair and his
inauguration prove only glory the OF Wing
ism. but the flight OF hard times.
BY James Brown. The Ladies: Our their pro
tection-iAeir arms reward.
BY J. w. POindexter. To the good old Common
wealth. May her Statesman shake oil the blind prejudice
OF party ZEAL and unite in general effort her
bankrupt currency.
BY Ii. C. Bailey. Henry Clay--,he Orator and States
man: May he rise uiumphanty the opposition cand
date in 1874 and be quietly seated the Presidential Chair
. BY VIM. c. Moon. Henry Clay-the country's last
hope May he occupy the elevated station to which
his trancendant abilities Justly entle him.
BY Lewis L. Nunnelce. John c. Calhoun;
"A combination, and form, indeed
Where every God doth seem set his seal,
To give the world assurance of MAN"
BY Lady, (sent in.) Our youthful Orator: May the
spirit OF genius and PATRIOTISM which animatcs his BOSOM
be instrumental dspellng the dark cloud which no.
beloved country.
BY j. l.. Hubbard The Halifax Dragons: May they
never be found lacking in the time OF need.
BY w. e. Banks. John Tyler When his term expires,
may he retire from Office and not wait to be kicked
out by the people
BY John A. Sewers. John Tyler: lie has proved him.
self honest and firm politician; he sentited to the thanks
and commentator of every Republican.
By c. Craddock. John c. Calhoun: The only
OF the Democratic party whose principles fully and
fairly antagonize those of the leader Of the Federal forces
BY G. w. Williams. Our immortal Washington: Has
earth no more such seed in her bosoml
By Lady, (sent in.) May the eoquence, which has
enchaned today prove like the eloquence OF Demosihe
of old, iaisman draw countrymen the paths
OF patriotism and truth.
BY DR.. Faulkner-"May the eoquence which has en-
chained US to-day. prove tasman" to throw around the
heart OF the among the fair coasters, the sken thread
OF love, and TO draw her into the blessed OF
mony."
BY one Of the COmpany.-The President of the day:
We love the man, admire his taen-long may he live
the pride of his friends honor his country This
toast was received with Tremendous appause)
BY w. Easley. The Clergy, who have given the
pleasure Of their company this occasion: BY doing
they have done honor their heads and hearts, and deserve
the best wishes of every patriot.
BY the Company. General A. c. Keen, and his associ-
committeeman: The zeal which they have manifested
make preparation for the suitable celebration of this day.
prove them be worthy descendants of the iustrous
who rendered the day immortal.
By A. c. Keen, flor the Committed The citizens of
Halifax court house and Its vicinity Always ready 10
award where due; may they long, long live
enjoy the inequalities of the inn keepers OF the place
BY +. WILDER:
Joyfuly have
Happy have We BEEN
Peacefully may part,
And meet again.
1.-THE editors of the Wing, Lynchburg Virgjnian and
Republican, and the Danve Reporter requested to re-
publish the above.