Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-17

H. The Fair-The rose has its fragrance the vioe
its perfume. the rainbow its coors, the universe orde
and symmetry the vault of heaven submy; but thou
dos add lustre To them all. (55 cheers.)
VOLUNTEER TOASTS,
BY Richard Morgan-The Orators of the Day, and the
Reader Of the Declaration Of Independence.
BY Capt. E. b. Withers-R. Ii. Toer, Esq. fit sue
cessor present worthy representative in Congress-
Is eheers.J
Independence in the history Of man, favorable
human happiness TO be forgotten. We celebrate
tions which not born to perform.
BY David w. Teuy-The managers Of the Barbecue
will accept our grateful thanks: May they be bles in their
baskets and stores.
BY Adam Clement-Thomas Jefferson; ..the father OF
the University OF Virginia; the author of the Declaration
Independence; and the Statue Of Religious Freedom; his
name will down" the stream of time, young fresh
and immortal.
By E. BOling-The surviving Soldiers Of the Revolu-
ton May they have length Of days. and their chdren
children be vuous, free and happy and bow only the
mild reign OF reason, constitutional law and genuine re
gOn.
BY VIM. T. Yancey-The Land Of Washington; our
own; land; yesterday invisible but brgh
the constellation OF empires guiding the
in their onward and steady march towards liberty and
pencng with the beams OF her radiant gh the great
TRUTH that governments, deriving their powers the
sent OF the governed, alone worthy the dignity OF
kind
BY Adler Arlington. revolutionary soldier of SO years
Of Civil Liberty the reward OF services the
field may be perpetual in the L. S. and finally extend
blessings over the whole world. (o3 cheers
By John A. Mohr-
But old Tip dies, and Tyler proves unuue
Bot IN ~ we'll bring the boys the test
And show item well elect Harry OF the West.
We advise the friends Of Undertook TO get u pole
For in November they will be told
That, with the kentuekian Of the West
We will keep broke their MARTINS nest.
Next come the seducers from the South,
With outstreched arms and open mouth
The people will rally to Harry Clay
For their trust he will beuay.
By Winston II. Terry-The Tree Of our Liberty 4: MAY
long 1--we under It's branches.
By Charles A. HolcOmbe-Hugh S. Legare Though he
unfortunately linked himself this Adminstra-
yet his without honor. Peace his ashes
By Edward Bollng-John Minor Bots in his minor at
lacks upon John Tyler is like the CAD fly buetng nober
animal than himself
By Capt Richard PeTkins-John Tyler: Too small a tar
get Of nv shoot
By Capt. Adam Clement-Wm. Daniel, Jr: He has rep.
resented faithfully and ably in the Va Legislature he
be representative in Congress.-tl6 cheers.)
After reading the above toast, Mr.. Daniel and
sponded brief appropriate and handsome style, and
cluded by offering the following sentiments
James Mcdowell, Esq. Governor Of Virginia; honest
statesman accomplished scholar, and polished gentle
man as an Orator few has worn greener wreath than that
which decks his brow. 40 cheers.)
Sent in, by Thomas Perkns,-The regulators Of the
last Virginia Legislature; living OF their folly
and the only specimen OF reputation proud
and honest old Commonwealth Where can they hide
their diminished heads
By. n. Standardization The great sun Of liberty;
let her cOngenal rays duse their benecent light
through the whole OF beloved America. q cheers)
BY T.. C.. Comelius-The Constitution Of the United
nes the handy work OF our fathers; let II be strictly
stued.
ByD. w. Teny-Memory Of the great Washington
We his and daughters, live in union and friendship
BY $. L. Walker-The Ladies: May the young men be
more assduous in manifestng their affections 10 the fair
creatures that they may enjoy the felicity Of married
By Charles A. Hocombe-Our next President: Henry
Clay OF Kentucky; the patriot the experienced
man. the unng friend Of the best Of his country
whose opinions have been concealed and whose
principles have born the test Of yeas-hs services
scnbed upon every page of his cOuntry's history.
BY X. b. Scott-An honest man is the nobest work Of
God!
By Thomas H. Franklin-The land of our Birth there isno,
pou this wide peopled earth dear the heart the
land Of birth IL u the home of childhood the beau.
tiu spo, which memory when all else forgot:
May the blessing Of God
Ever halow the sod,
And lis valleys and hills
BY our children be irod
BY Lafayette Lee The United States favored Ca.
the world: May her daughters never cease
TO commemorate each returning anniversary Of Nation.
al Independence.
The voice Of upwurds Of IL millions Of eemen. Peace to
the names Of is authors
ByJ. r. Deane. To lady present.
Thou bright and starlike spirit,
That in my vision wide,
see amid heavens seraphc host,
oh can'st thou not be my b1de1
by ID. Davis. Here j. health TO oil Republicans; the
Democrats The supporters and foundation; and wishing the
Wings may do right
BY George Percivai, Jr tsont inJ John Tyler. The
traitor Of his country the second Arnold No gbbei
tall no death too gnominous, bell 10 deep for such
BY siudiosus The ladies Of Campbell. The deectable
Of the Old Dominion. Let your motto be mona mgeia
uHfafe." 70 chcors.l
By. N. Gordon. The 4h Of July, l776: This day
gave birth 90 the greatest national which ndOrns the
annals Of either ancient modern history.
by. German n. Jordan. America, the light house Of H.
boTy Let her uncouded rays ever be beacon the storm
stricken mariner who has been tossed by the chilling blasts
of tyranny.
by an Amateur. The Bran Dance a relic Of tho olden
times May Capt Perkins never permit them 60 o
fashion
BY Ro. Hughes. Mr. President want you to LEI even
overy know that for Henry Clay against IN,
world. lie and born close 20 the Sashos Of old
Hanover Tie worked bare footed and did lie wen
90 mill aud 20 did !. lie was good boy 10 his nanny
and 20 know him like a book and love him Us,
brother II any has any thing say against him o
him there s any better, Drawer srnarc
than Henry Clay this Gods globe, why say h,
would b. sor Of curiosity, and would like TO look
him Go Il, Clay 1898 ohoos.l
BY ~. Dcanc John Tylcri
"ln naked heplessness end aching pride,
lle hear the Implying blast every side"
hy fayotle w Joncs-rcland the land Of the gcnorou
end che brave May she speedily become tho land Of the free
hy =. L. WalkcrR. II. Toler Esq.. able Editor an,
hriian ofaior he deserves The confidence Of the cnir
Wing parry. The Democrats despiso him, because h
s'Fenuously advocates Republican Wing measures.
Wy D.Teuy-fhe Ladies, who have congrogsicd with M
here oould We ENJOY the sweets q Liberty without toi
prrecncci
Ny j. h. lsftwich-Our County: ~ principles and ~
inauucns he brightest manifestation. d human wisdom
and tirtae.
~ wm A. Clement Washington "Firss in war fire
b pace, ADD h's' IN he heaFs q bic cOunuymen."