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


4th The klfn generals, who led the Sons OF Freedom
TO battle and TO victory.
5th The bold Orators, who raised their agains
yrunncal usupaion and faithful sentnels aroused the
sleeping host 10 arms
9th Washington and Columbus: Whilst the WELD
ed the mighty lever that upset the Oppressors power the
other discovered the great desiderGfum the Continent
wherein fix its fulcrum.
7th The noble Foreigners who went battle, whittier
Sres went, fell where they fell, made people then
people, and cause their
Sth Our happy Union, and wise Constitution: The
motto of every Patriot is este PePetua the one este Hae
IA, the other.
9th. The President of the United States
10Th. The ex-Presidens of Nations A silent tear to
the dead, n cheerful health o the living.
llth. The old Thirteen; They have been together in
the hour of adyersy-so may they still continue and be
the nucleus OF our glorious Republic.
18th. Our Foreign Relations: "Peace, commerce, and
honest friendship with all nations, entangng alliances with
none.r
18th. American Women: Among the dearest boons
freedom gives to man is the rghtful honor OF
Then the toast, then the toast be dear woman,
Let each breast that is manly approve;
Then the then the toast be dear woman
And nine cheers TO the girls that love"
VOLUNTEER ToASTS
By the Presdent--The Orator of the day: His eo-
quence has proved that beauty may be added
to an old subject
BY the LIST Vice President. The Reader of the Decla.
ration OF Independence: The clear and impressive
in which he has performed the duty assigned him.
titles him warmest thanks.
By the I'd Vice President. The establishing Roli-
ous Freedom and the memorable sentiment of author
Forbearance towards opponents, "eors Of opinion
may safely be tolerated where left free combat
them"
BY the Sd Vice President. The present generation Of
Americans May they, by unon virtue and patriotism,
prove themselves worthy descendants OF those iusous
sires who bequeathed them the blessings OF liberty
By S. Reid. The reverend Clergy who have honored
with their presence this day May health, peace pros
pey and happiness attend them upon every occasion,
every Where, at all times, and forever.
BY Lady, Csent in). The Young Men o. Halifax
The flower of Virginia youth-Mny their untirng efforts
TO penetrate the mysteries which envelope the beautiful
field OF literature and patriotic lore be crowned with that
which will their to be enrolled the
brightest OF our counrys history and be reverenced
in succeeding ages rs n Washington or Franklin.
BY Young Man. The Young Ladies Of Halifax
With their virtues emulate and their smiles encourage
as. and the stimulating hope of the reward of their hands
will dare lift aspirations towards the lofty emnence
20 which they point us.
By one of the company. DR.. Thomas IL. Avereu: As
Politician, firm, decided, and enlightened; a member
of his party able and efficient though elerant in his p
vate associations, frank generous, and unassuming. lie
well deserves the high and enviable place he holds the
and affections Of his countymen.
After the applause, which this elected had subsd
ed the Doctor and his thanks the company
in few appropriate remarks which he concluded by
timent which indisuncty heard amid the cheers
Of the crowd be reported.
By Woodson Hughes The union Of the American
States The beauty Of its design equasd only by
benefits, when It's legitimate objects kept steadily in
view
By one Of the company. Woodson Hughes: dsn-
terested politician good fellow, and enerpnzing
zen-Success him in oil the ends and aims Of life.
Mr. Hughes being called upon, responded in short but
eloquent speech
By G. ri. West Our worthy and talented delegate Jno
r. Edmunds Esq destiny, glorious to himself and be-
nehcinl TO his country, awaits him.
BY Lady (sent n). The reader Of the Declaration:
May in all his efforts in this, his bright
est hopes and highest ambition.
BY Lady (sentin). Our youthful May his bark
glide safely down the rapid Of time and at last land
the shores OF eternal rest.
BY John Wilson The 9Th Of July. I77G the day that
Tegeneraed man, and prepared him for sefgovernmen
BY h. Barksdale, Jr. TO the martyrs Of Bunker Hil
They set the ball in motion that pierced the heart Of w.
nanny.
BY R. W. Pate. To the memory Of the heroes of the
Revolution; II them indebted for the liberty we
this day enjoy.
BY ThomSs Leigh. virginia God bless her. MAY
her motto ever be, in days Of yore "Vrgnia, for
stiiutional liberty"
ByT. S. Flournoy John c. Calhoun While we can.
not oJ much admire his splendid talents and while we de-
lighted TO honor and support him, when standing forth
the bold and fearless advocate Of the rights and
Of the States yet since be has united with his bitter
sona and political enemies, and asks Office at their hands
constrained to break the ties that bound u.s.
BY J. T.. Hamlet John Caldwell Calhoun His con-
abilities his disinterestcd devotion 10 the Const
fon and the best interests Of the whole country his pure
aud spgtos character oil conspire designate him as tho
Of all Others the best qualified for the highest Office
within the gift Of the people Of the H. States
BY r. WILDER. Ireland: Before the Fourth II July
may the songs Of Freedom. from the Emerald Isle" min
BY Col. Y. r. Palmer. Our county wants President:
Who shall BET Martin aud his ilusuous predecessors
have had-they served ne babylon 6. Calhoun *
wish TO follow in their iootsteps-Iers Try "Hary
9TH West"
Byw. NJ. Howerton. Andrew Jackson. May the even.
ing Of his life be pleasant him, the morning Of il
was beneficial to others
BYE. D. Avorou. Thomas Rche-the veteran Edi
tot ne true Republican, May his prove themselves
true chips Of the old block"
BY 90. Keen. John G. Cahoun--"as Cato iirm.-a.
Aristides, just" glorious destiny awaits him.
by Dr. Craddook. The Government Of the United State
IA house not made with hnnds"-eterna in the Wesien
world.
BY w. Easley. Woman The star that guides the los
and bewildorcd wanderer safety and happnoss-'th,
rainbow 10 the storms Of life"
BY Lady (sent inJ The citizens Of Halifax Cour
House. May their prosperity, happiness and virtue be eve
unbOundod their hospitality and generosity ranscen
dant.
by Dr. Avcrcu The rank and fes Whilst We homo
tho brave with epaules LEI a. not forget the heroe
with knapsacka and cartridge boxes May the rank an
Gle Of al succeeding oges have the virtue and
sustain the true principles Of Government whether
means of The balot-boS OF cartridge box.
BY W. NJ. Howeron. The Union the combination
and twenty May they for time continue 10 shin
viii unvaDing brlisncy and 10 beam forth the rays
glorious freedom.
By q. w. Williams Martin Van Buren, With the oli
of the enemys IN 1870, still rcsoundng In hi
ears. how can he approach the coming oontesf1
BY Dr. Faulkner. NJ. Van Buren,: Though round h
hgesst the vspors Of the hard cider campaign sprea
secrnal sunshine settles his head" When called fort
70 before the camp Of Democracy 20 battle, he may
pronch toe coming couest with sure reliance upon The -
I-r rccond thought Of The people" with triumphant SUI
By IA sewers John c. Calhoun: a statesman Of e
rsnic intellect al The energies Of bis mnd are devoted
az he Interests q his eoonyMay be be our next Pr
ridenl
b. wm @ B.nk, ,. C. Calhoun and Martin Yer b