Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30
E,sa a. Riel.,.I c.-,s,.r.


White. II must not be inferred
however. that we are the advocates q
his election 20 the PRESIDENCY. further
than that advocacy NAV BE- nccess1ry
in opposition 10 Mr. Van Buren- The
fact that judge w suPPortcd most al
the odious measures cf tie Admins
trs,ion. Is enough TO render Us susps-
cious Of has principles Even has speech
on the patronage bali. and has oi,Po.stsCn
10 the three sziiisOa project. do nOt give
HIM full tavcf an cur eyes We think
he was little too late IN has sczfi,
dissent frcIn the high-handed measures
OF the Administration. We should have
liked ham much better. II has vigilance
and diStriIst had been awakened E<fore
he was named for the PIesiiency-
Bu, as he Is still less objectionable shan
has f" four-sided' competitor. ue shall.
IL the contest be naIroEed down 60
them, take him, Is the least 81 the
curses" The slang. ,ha; he h pre-
sented BY the Whigs-ihai be u thur
csndidaie-that Hey were obliged %
90 into the jackson stables f1r e0SsE-
ser" may do 90 rally the Lev men
Of the palace, but IL vii nc: DO 90 de-
ceiyc the honest yecmanry e the
land. II. in struggling with tia; power
~hich Mr.. S;ansrd very appropriately
described as having "a face 81 b-1SS.
with arms Of iron, and heart 81 stone"
the fnends of Constitutional Freedom
cannot get AL t5ey want, thew mus;
be content To do the best they ran IN
the effort To resist miSrule and madness
They may not expect 10 rescue the
temple entirely. but they may do some
thing ca show that IL as worthy Of de-
fence against pollution. and that the "a
cred edifice Is vet es:eersed ~ ! no
bic Gift from " sire 70 son.
EIoyuenoe.-The following u,ogSel
ofexqui,i,e cloiuenoe gives an idea Of
the manner Of dong things an Ohio
We have read IL at:entively. and strange
As II NAV appear, we canned discover
what the learned orator would be DO
ing. Sometimes vac think 80 WOGldn l.
But the gentleman from Ohio has the
floor. and says
tcniiVeiy, for long time, 20 the Judi
ciai conoervabili;ies OF the member u ho
last addressed YOU, and-I-freeIy. very
much declines, to oder any uncertain
quantity of remarks, IN refui2,iOn Of
INV former assertions. and also, Ike
wise command an explanation from
the gentleman who last dis;ereSsed the
meeting. on wha. authority be grsund-
ed his rlaniicld adyersities- He tells
us, that the motion passes nemin con
ira dictionary would require Of the
cheer, or Of the very worthy member
OF tins club, or society, OF aSsocsAiiOn,
or institute; or whatever name NAV on
proper to call IL, who tins Mr. Ne.nInv
are: What are the Pnncip,es II has
contra dictionary: Whether be- are
opposed to the present adminiS.r1-
lions iur-a for jackson; l have
read Johnson and Walker, and many
other dictionaries-3nd once I sentuT-
ed 10 take peep into Ec5stef's but
] am glad 20 declare here IN our con-
jugaied precincts. that never could 4
bide Webster: | hate has dictionary be-
cause he must be m Corporation with
Daniel Webster: and no non-commI'tee
freeman. can uphold such i oharac-
ter, with pleasure 90 themselves or
impunity 10 the community, I renI:
the question
Sidfac II Hazilfoa--The marble sta
tue Of General Alexander Hamilton,
uhsrb H. M..~t. q u
some years ago employed Sculptor TO
execute. has Just been completed and
placed in the Hall of the Merchants
Exchange OF that CITY The s:a:ue Is
very higiily spoken of by the New
York papers Ia IS SAID 90 have heen
an admirable Likeness 81 Gen Hanii-
ton. The erection Of ihis statue re-
fleets great credit upon the Merchants
Of New YORK. and - calculated 70 add
impcnshablc renoWn 20 the name of the
Artisi-BaIl Hughes. The cost q the
statue j. from six 90 eigh; thousand
dollars Ira noticing ;his noble az; q
the Merchants of New York, the Va
tIonal Gazette observe thai full length
portrait Il Daniel Webster. hv Sully.
EhfHfH ~ toA4lilfn lAt Al4f AaaN ~
ladelphia an simil4I way. The EdIior
says: " The great champion Il the co..
stI;uhOn vail command universal booo-
and admiration when all our pressf.,
party Distinctions shall have vasished
and he might. a. such. receive NV
mark Il public esteem. inIcI- nden;iv
Of all party Poliiics-"
II paragraph T., iov-g L-g.sa-I
arm sorry TIA; ncedle-wosk j. - much
out II "a hiOn. u - gensoci employ
ment and ought not b. neglected. 60
pcciaily Nv those Who have many bro
Tiers and sister. and Who-e parents
arc no, nch- Many girls. ! an sorry
TO say, despise iheir needle. ADD airc,
10 think WORK unfit occap1;iun 80 gym
teel Or intellectual beings. grlese