Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-03


n.nation--Northern and Southern, Atlantic and
Western; whence designing men may endesvour
70 excite a belief that there s a real difference Of
Il local interests and views.
"One Of the eXpedient5 Of party TO acquire infiu-
ence IN particular districts, is to mi5represent the
Opinions and aims Of other Districts You cannot
shield yourselves too much against the leaOIsies
md heart burnings which spring from these misra-
presentations they tend TO render alien 10 each
other, those who ought 10 be bound together BY
traternal affection
! Let Tie proceed IN accounting, rational
/ ly, for the sad adversely IN which the great
minority and the true principles Of C'nst-
tutlonal liberty now stand, without aicri3-
ing 1t 70 the traitorous inidelity Of the 'un.
lineal and bastard sons Of the West
IaalgiRo. then. the thron5 cf sh77>e-r.s=
cut OF OulCo agiJdted by tneL demagogueSr
iasplrants, and Catallnes, and these sudden
Ily grasping hand in hand, and linking arm
In arm, in firm combination, from one Elk
tremity of the Union 70 the other-iramp
ling Washington's Farewell address IN
der their feet-and without regard to per-
+ sonal hosullies, fierce as iends; or 10 diff
f ference of political principles, opposite as
the poles-agreeingto together to pull down
Iany cheap, republican administration, and
lSalling all to their standard who can swell
heir numbers or augment their physical
hrce, do actually ''take a long pull,
strong pull, and pull altogether" until
their shoulders are bistered with the col
| lar, and their sides shaved with the traces,
4 least during one campaign-or at the
bast, until the prospects Of plumber and
promotion shall be dlmmed and obscuyed ::
Cannot any cheap republican Administra-
bon be pulled down, although it we're pure
is the angels of the third Heaven? In such
"a Government, arc not the outs, if disposed
ito vex the State, always too strong for the
nsl
Is It not easier to pull down than to build
up! Is it not easier TO raise a mutiny,
throw aside the oars, and float down the
Missouri, than to preserve proper dlscip-
line, aud tug boat up that impetuOus cur
rent, by plying thooarsl
Cannot the Incendiary, 10 one dark night
burn down the temple of EphosUs--ihe
work of ages and the pride of the wDrdl
Cannot the Tartar hordes, in one short
day, illumlue the Gauges and Iulia with
the flames ofPefsia?
Listen TO the warning voice o. Wash ,
.ington respecting such combinations.
tons of the above description may ~
and then answer popular ends. they are (.
likely in the course of time and Thugs, =
10 become potent engines, by which cum
mug ambitious and unprlnclplCd meq will /
be enabled to subvert the power of thlpeo'
pie. and to usurp for themselves theteius .
/ Of Governments; destroying atterwagd the /
very engines which have lifted them o uu-
Just dominion"
''The uulineal and bastard sons o, the /
/ Vest"
/ Inmy humiliation am wiling 10 ilGgins
/ myself an humble shrub, near TIE earth, .
not reached by this middle heaven lhunder |
and lightning. My associates are tar e.
nouph 70 be within It's magnificent range. ?
Was it aimed at the oak Of Kentucky
towering among the clouds and more with.
I in the range. Of this modern Jupiter Ton.
antl It was an ungrateful bolt, and he
who threw It, Is not of the West. He
rs no native of our magnificent valley of
he Mississippi.
You say the Percy is down, PROSTATE s.
decapitatedl Il Is FalstafF thrust
There Is q species Of galIantry that al
ways rises as It's antagonist fills-revives
as the blood spouts from his iugular; aud
rice gersa, always sinks as he rises. This
species Is always clustering bullying and
hectoring IN manner, men and tone. Ii
IS the true Falstaf order.-It was an I'M
grateful thrust IN the thigh Ia rcGrc; and
he who gave It was no native Of our VAL
( ley.
lie came to Us uninvited-comglained
! of having been driven by tyranny aid per-
secudon-deslred our hospitality ard aus.
pices, and a little room TO lie down and re-
-,r--.-,Qt.s Ps-vy c----.l issal wefi- .-----
distempered, politically; and nOuusiNd aud
medicined him. Put on him his own 'ol-
lar and inscription at large, with speial
EGF@pointng to the words cousin tonne
| Fercy's wife"
These gave him currency and consider
alton; and introduced him to the grand
hunt.
Without the help Of his collar and in
scrlpt %, It would have been as imPossi-
bic to have elevated him to his present rank
as it would be 10 drag up from the depth Of
the ditch, by frall woollen thread, some
ponderous and inert mass. Others thrust
a finger under that collar and pulled, who
have since had cause to regret II, q wash
ed their hands Of the whole affair.
Ia what you call the fallen fortunes OF
The assaled, and his acknowledged abb
lsence, It was an ungratelul thrust.
And why was it made now, at the frsi
session OF the new and promising Admins
I.ratinn nnd helnra such an audIenca. m