Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11

followed BY Mr. Philip 2. southsl. Who rssd the Deels
ration Of indspendsnee in clear distinct aud ssdee voice
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pure incense Of p.,rio;.n. unn,Iln,rd INV nary
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he has exhibited "n one o, an be,u,v ill., The
chef oeurrs Of the Grcc,n Artist, the prid, Of every mo-
raj aud the perfection OF every master"
3. The Heroes of the Revolution: They are zone but
their fame will hive forever.
The principles of the American Revolution like the
doctrines OF holy religion may they preached in every
land.
). The supremacy the law: That there may be neither
preiext for mob, mpnni,y for their offence.
s Agriculture, Commerce, Manufactures, CO partners
Pends upon tie prosperity OF the other two.
eth. The American Revolution: Justified by its causes
and happy in its results instance Of a nation IN
state OF revolution, stopping a, the proper points
5 h. Tho Star Sransled Banner-Nay il always float
IN triumph the land OF the free borne the
OF Heaven. famed by the breath Of tame, every stripe
b'sh;and unsued. fixed in its sphere, ages after
present shall have ceased TO gaze upon its
majestic folds"
9th. The Amelia Troop-when they are in their sad
des, with Capt Wciscer their head, rcpose
security.
ll'n. Benjamin frsnkin. the Patriot and Sage-May
his Memory be cherished by the American people
liza, Edaeauon--ro be promoted by extending the
o. acquiring the poor, by the suppression
q institutions which II may be attained in its highest
Perfection.
-. No State Convention: l, Eastern Virginia so ueom.
Ptent the management OF her int rests As to make ave
un'ay surrender oi ce control into the hands OF the
West
10 reru has her silver the waters OF Ethiopia their gold.
aud Gcconda its diamonds-but Virginia has her gals
VOLUNTEER TOASrS.
BY VIM l.. Booker. Our hostess. Mrs. Irving: For the
sumpuou dinner she has provided and the good cheer she
has afforded. lett cheer her three times.
BY VIM. NJ. Booker, IT, Andrew Jackson.
The pas, ant OF sorrow will pass with a day.
But thy fame noble ratrio; decay.
BY Thos. E. Bottom. Our County: Let u. never des.
pair Of the Republic. Let that the gallant ship in
which our fondts hopes are embarked will steer safely s
course avoiding alike the breakers Dunion and the ALL
devouriug whirlpool OF Executive power.
BY Philip F. Souihsl. the memory of frsnklin, the
Philosopher, Patriot aud Sage, possessing mind
sveed with equal the my series Philosophy and
the labyrinth of Politics. May America be proud Of
such men.
BY Jas. E. Eancs. Religion FIRST, Matrimony next:
May there be revival of both in lsl5
By Jnn. I. Bccm. The Manufactures OF oir country:
The they protected, the they n'cj procc
ion-their appetite increases with what they feed
by WIN. \. Booker, ST.. III. Cay and Old Dan Tucker:
Whenever Old Dan Tucker shall be elected President of
the L. 5 then viii Old Harry be in the line VI safe prece
dents.
BY Joseph Eggleson. The American People: Way the
Pt OF true patriotism ever them TO deeds OF honor
and OF glory.
By Lewis +. Harvie The union of the South, for the
sake OF the Union.
by Junus t. Leigh. The union OF ALL the States, for
the sake OF the Union.
by Ro b Lyon Henry Clay; His late defeat In the
Presidential that mank nd prone
from the path u rectirude.
BY VIM r Burton. The Orator OF the Day; May he nr.
rive at the summit Of fame, which his merit claims
by J. +. Leigh Popular EGucauon: Let the people say
there shall be light, aud there r'H be light.
BY John Hewlett. The p1incal gentlemen OF both par
ues May they stand tn. landmarks at their eouniys
MUS
by Jno. l. Bottom The Agricultural Interest The
only tar paying interest," and the only interest unprotected
By + g. Leigh. Calhoun. Webster and Clay-ihe mas
ter sPn OF the age The INST IN high toned patriotism
eIce; IN proiuncy OF thought the second IN 6ofh, the
last
The force Of Nature could no further go;
10 Iaks a ih'fd size ioinsd tie former two
BY Dr. Souiha. The pains OF Tanllls 10 the political
hypocrie the uys OF Paradise 10 the honest patriot
BY Montgomery Bottom. Patrick Henry; The irs, great
advocate OF hoslites-ihe bold champion OF Liberty.
May his memory be imprinted on the mind OF every pa