Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11

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The Address Of he Wing n-nb<rs Of NE L.
Fislaiurs 10 The people Of viuinia. v,Il appear
in our next Il y WRITTEN (ssys ,hr wh.s) vish
great elegance and vigor, and takes a eouspr.-
bes,ivs and inpresivs viev Il public affair."
IL does seem % as. that no Impartial man can
pcruse Il without having the eoeviction forced
upon hln. thst Mr.. Van Buren, is an inxincess,
nme-serving and snsrussvouhy POLITICIAN, with
no hxrd principle. ave selEln,err.s. TO guide
him, and that the best interests Of the county
sill be promoted, and can only be promoted and
placed upoa an enduring basis, by his expulsion
from the high Office which he hsids The adj
dress was adopted by The WIG members Of he
Legislature without dissenting voice. In union
there rs strength, which = ,he pledge and basis Of
victory.
Tbs Address Of The Hon. W. c. Risss, promised
Tins week, ne are obliged to postpone To make
room f"f matters claiming precedence. Il shall
appear in good ss.ses.
1we isviss DE ssssasisA Of ever Why
- de county 70 IL Addres Of The Van Bureo
Coassesiosal Coaveniioa, which appears in to-
days paper. We are sure that no language or
arranents which We could employ in ,he same
Pace.vou'd advance TO an equal extent the cause
OF the Wings and Mr. Barton in the present
contest IN this Congressional district. We mis-
take the spirit Of the wings Of this county If .
single one can be found after q perusai of Ibis
Address, willing to vote for the nominee of tha,
ConSeniion- MIR. Lucass opinions and sen,i-
meats we have no doub, are in entire accordance
with those expressed in this disjoinled and abu-
sive production. And he surely cannot expect
or receive the votes Of men agains, whom such
charges are deliberately made. "Pederalists ",
nov Wings, "-"Bcnedict Anolds," who did
an IN their power 10 perplex and paralyze the
government" during the late war, "by withhold
ing supplies. dscouraging enlisting, discouras-
ing The militia drafts,-by giving our enemy aid
ana comfort by information" "a party Of "eye-
ry principle and OF no principles party CON-
posed Of "black and white Wings and abolition
i'ts. DC &C. This is the language applied to the
Whigs-such are the charges made against
them, one and all, by ihe,e exclusive .temo-
cratic republican" patriots, Wings. we ask you.
are you guilty--sre these charges lust and tru.
We shall expect your ansrer-to say guilty or
not guil,y-aI the polls. on the fourth Thursday
in May next
tOrwe are at present flooded with political
Addresses, and at loss to know how 10 d,spos.
OF them. We give to-day the address Of Mr..
Sutherland have still on hand that of Mr..
Rives, that Of the Conservatives, and the Wings.
oil the legislature the address Of the Van Eu-
rem Convention Of Richmond, and the speech Of
MIR. Barton on the Senatorial elcction-aIl
ASKING admission; and yet We can present only
~one week IN connection with the carrcn, news
and other matters. Our political fricnds mus,
have patience
In addition, we have on hand an Address from
"s. LrcAs. Esq, to the Voters of this Congress
sional district. Il has been circula,in, for xo,ne
days past IN handbill form, and is altogether a
most admirable paper. ...for our purpose
IL Is IN perfect character with the Address Of his
parry IN io-day's paper, and mus, open the eyes
oil the Wings as TO the political character of Mr..
L., and the feelings and opinions he epter,ains
iof 'nem- IS ffom beginning to end in he real
Blair and Benionian style, harping beautifully
I on The worn-oui string Of "Federalists." .Pede-
raj Whiggery," "bargain and intrigue, ~ (n,) ",he
poisonous Installations Of Bankism.r &c. w.
hope every Wing in the district will take a peep
al II, without delay. IL must close the door ef-
iec'uaiiy against all Wing support for its author.
The h1s' whom we heard speak ii, Ian in,elli-
gent genueman) declared that he had, before
reading It. determined TO vote for Mr.. L., but that
now he must beg to be excused" He had the
highest respect for the mGn, but he could not
touch, taste. handle" or vote for the poiiie;sn.
TIE BANK BILL, in the form in which il
: passed both Houses Of the Legislature, a few
days ago, will be found in our paper to-day.
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The Philadelphia Confer,nre of III. >s.,,,.,: 4.