JUBILEE ToAsTs.

At bingham, Mass,
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scriptlons OF lyrant give brighter lus,re 10 ~
fame OF Freemen. VIC
| The Declaration of Independence abls
sition o! the wrongs of our iathers-And h,,,u
emanation from the mind of its iustrious au,ha.
The President Of the United Sta,es-Ine,s...
his claims for the reneWed expression Of ,bs ea"r
dence OF the People. by the ability and indenendsn
OF his administration. ''s
| The Heroes OF the Revolulion-Whe euloo;,,.
the virtues and valor OF the dead may we be Ibr'SS
IN substantial gratitude TO the living.


at Hampden Springs, Penn.


John @ Adams, President OF the United Stat,
Honored as he ought TO be with the first oEcs i
the world for his pre- eminent talents, integrity ,nd
worth. e"N
The Administration Of ]. Q Adams -Fnv,dh.
his enemes-appauded by his friends NAV 4.
virtues be rewarded in are-elrcion by cops,iln,;on
al majority Of votes.
Henry Clay-A patriot statesman, who has devo
ted his time and talents to the best interests of ii,
country bllstered be the tongue, that would Brand
him with the name Of traitor.


General Andrew Jackson, the hero Of N. Orl.aD.
He paid the hostile Toe with such coin, as tbrv
could not change.


at Harrisburg, Pa.
The national administration There is redeem.
ing virtue in the people OF this Union that will eve,
sustain talents and integrity against disappointed
snd malignant opposition.


ut Norfolk, "a.


Freedom of the Press-Not prostituted. iti,a
once the support Of the laws, the control Of cen.
tiousness or fanalicism, the vehicle OF popular opn
ion.


The President OF the United States-A free and
enlightened people will regard the measures Of his
Administration with candor, and decide with inde.
pendence.


ut Lurny, Va.


Thomas Jeffer rson.-The Patriot and Phiosopb,r
The monument OF his lame. is the everlasting prn.
aiples OF Civil Liberty and Religious federation.
The present Administration May they be iude
ed by their measures, and no! by PREDETERMINED
men.


at Le,cis6urg, Ia.


John @. Adams-The son Of Revolutionary
patriot His qualifications and talents have placed
him at the head OF free People, and their conss,
tency will keep him there.


John Randolph and VIM D. Giles: let the frs,
return TO The bottoms OF his Roanoke to raise corn
aud the latter to his Wigwam.


The Opposition to the Administration; the dOg
in the manger.


The present Administration: il has equaed The
expectations OF its friends, and disappointed the
hopes Of its enemies.


ct st. Simons, Georgia.


The President Of the United States-Famed o7
wisdom = Let US Judge HIM by his measures.


At Washington, Geo.


John Quincy Adams the experienced and enligh'
tened sia,esman-he will be supported oy ths
American people so long as he administers the gov
ernment according to the constitution
The unreasonable opposition to John Q. Adams
truly


"It is the very error of the moon,


She the earth than she was wort,


And makes men iDad.'


at Zanesuille, Ohio


Henry Clay Secretary Of State Of the United
States The seadiast and uniform advocate oil ths
rights and interests of the Western country.
The President of The United States--No 'ersl!'
no iaclious opposition; we Judge n's
measures with fearless honesty, and unpreludiceu
candor.


Benjamin Franklin-Thc thunder Of the SKIES
could not resist the sage, nor the gold oil the ea''
corrupt the patriot.


The Administration Of President Adams-Alay
our great Western Road be McAdamlsed 10 ~
Rocky Mountains, and last as long son Of Az
am can be found.


James Barbour-an honest man, and the aoiS
Secretary of War.


The President of the United States ERahno'll
may rave McDuhie storm-Be Benton lnirigue-a',u
ratlnal threaten TO dissolve the Union ne peop.s
see nothing but his anxious solicitude tor ms eour
ry's good and with them The President VIII " 'as
in The day of trouble.


Ireland The land Of genius and generous iss'
lng--Long has thy harp hung upon the w'io" ".;oo.
may it quickly breathe forth the stiring' impa''''
ed notes Of liberty and emancipation.
Greece--The once cheerful notes oil my na,p., p.,