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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

10 Mr. Van BErUu should lc reelected j. ~ not rr1
'T.bic lint be and hs friends Will cuutruI 20, rhcy
dave dome on other orgasDu lhl the people thereby
-.lncuoncd his pi'n for organizing ,uc Aluu-uh.ch
ne strongly recommended 20 Congress .lud rr,cd
IS passage. aud which understand his organ The
GiJbrg has prpuuurruj "a reIr.rrauc plaa and les.
"uuhCHs JHr than r'l1 present s.. stem
l. not Mr. Van Burcus plan pr % mast De- called
MS until hC dsuyyus and fI" Secretary of War rI.
most syptic system that could Doe invented BIT M
tlt same time rhc Dcspurc feature. r-c covered over
aud culir, t from thc ewes OF H, friends under ne
cloak of DGurgrrry Bur o. bee .b..d take % mic hrs
head and GoHiir iH1' ihc people -'1uId pot Crown
his heal. 1rt cali t,n eur mast fsru.i,us k,gc
Ild not many Of DE oouIfu friends aud supporter.
very quickly iurh U iiII ruI'.r with their own ewes
aud, Surprising they could uh Icu thousand of tho
cclrcst kud OF eyes could 'hc. sea any end or limit
IT, the b. u'ir power which lhs l1ril aud 2Jth seq.
us Of that DlmJgfIHr bill w0.i place 900 hrs Lands
would th0v tot challenge tiC mI'arr rtde Of Nagt.
l'"u B1ualHr'c W ru ~ afy Other Esrporur ns or
bz,.D within the Il-I five hundred wears o. lrpIucr
anything n ihr shape of I1c har rbu'I beat DO TO-,
would they view 'hr power 90 punish 'ro Militia with
b,gtt, ir eel llonagfs rIr President. co. pra-iIci
ur Congress. Coz cr .r iur Striking cor Irsrlrr.nr
officers placed over rHHg Hv Ih. President ur ufr,I
Wis,a- provided Tor ht the Ru,-If NrrrrIr. uIly4r
vkich Tins bali deoIlraa 900 1In I.I anI Duh sections
The Militia when called out tu hn trained shall Er
suiuecnd to-, ssc Rules NOD Article. OF War s.r.r8..
-. &. =. q 81 lIputy,r te,t and pleasant tI..
punishment OF B.1h l'r -tdr'Gu mfy .pg,8r IS hen
dressed iu ho uInc of Democracy y,t under y name
~ Sing Martin ths IL % possibly might appcar Jiru.f
terrifying add d,srIuc Iu lI, ti.uc Yl tlr .ra.ru
of Irrryr when ... usu vas Eu-G 1lg3 Iu virginia
,"r ppbli-uIe one of rlo most s.ItJfs Yk, that Boo
mIu Ingenuity could ulruf. le $50. Glen imprisoned
siA NiSi.ls 90 Fcar Oh ur sf1r. vt1 con- Is.r
huf feel iur LI even 90 tho late day i0r having slE
tered such iDhDtGsr 1Hf cruel puui-roar under tla
. rIer1I ldm1itfi-aifpr rfaii John sirrs, when b.
fh.y had orIy ease bad ftrr. 0u1H-r fu have called
90 Democratic sGuEi Irlrpu. I1.'rad 81 ssrue r.fl
b. Dob ,p .lF Zoe aaI hs HErrH-a1 Dire 30 ,.rsf
mielt have been tired bv raau martial OF rIe
,r.slruis selecting Ur sairrtoI Ig SOME enemy con.
TED uPsu fFr strength of gro '.s.uIny Huj shot
1 icaiH 900 .u.l ID m.d democratic T.'s fhaf 'hr pom.
.Imsnf would have teen hing oft Hu.'rug quite
p.rs.urs Oh name. tf1f blessing E1I r.,s.s-.
Nr Wsbft.s NJ nIr great joe cabin gathering IN
.rm0uf Hat IUtrI.as.8 fH r..I1h,r rf th. 30 ,.i
f.5 Parry. a1 niI veteran. Ji g.I1 ul1zs. uIr push
i fh frl h.m uc -.Iv of. NJ I. .IIr. Iu,u f1. ,a..
no. tlf F..-.er.o., '.. ..f... a. ...'sH..a. ..',f
n fba hrr51l ui. '.r-.. .a... fr. .0J1arau.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

ave- selected .ir tisuc &c.. 20. liar 80. i-uu -
i"ciNs :, uJ.us, M .,l sU''' ia" same Ns' and
uiine a. iio ,Is-, AL ".jrrt rlr t.I nrrrurii
>au'if And ,IIuS 80, b. r. ,t.. 'i. 90 I,F
ohr's" in his ru-' r,cf vi ..- ~ IS g.. r'r.r 20
nat diY iDr singing uut Cg....l ..,.-~... ui t"t
80 hn zap to the Od.uf4 o a.. ,s,..r. 80 q. u,
REMARK oh Tie cnniu' col tluse ~ sJ ,u,,,; ..b ht'
No motive then existed. AZ %. SCI % r,,a srs O., d..
My colleague his bscu oeviv.t. T4s pse,rr. '-t
speech like t'e charge Il Is bro. ghi support, has
been irumped up 60 serve the party purpsscs % a iay
and then 10 be crusiguod to obliyion brewer
[ have done wuh this safe calutnny : and i.u-
thing tor to de- but TO deliver It over 10 tho
ind ynsn aud contempt o! honest and gonrr.
Jus people.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

Thu Is Mat the soldier 1uusi Pay for oquiprg lie.
s'I..i'N subtract HAT irom What lc carns IT, Il y,r
end YOU Grd balance Gimme dollar, and .,,t.,,r.,
cents f'r man snprort himself an- family on. Oh
i've o'.',''-f OF ihiS deHocrary' The blessing of
Van b"'e"iSu 4 not duly Appreciated Who would
h'' rr'''e to have the whole sum Of nine doIqrs ari
sNIy-ihrec cents 10 support his family or. while the
oihre holders Who are exempt from military du,y have
three for and five thousand year Glorious
equality,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06
TIE WHEELING CONVENTION.

Already have the committee Vi correspondence re.
ceived numerous letters iron the distinguished men
If the country informing them thai they vii! be here
GA the 3rd Of SePIembo Many will come 10 hear
and many more to eNIouud the constitutional docrlue'
of the true democratic republicans of the county -
The people. the people Will be here. too in a BODY
They will gather IA the mountains where AZ we learn
the note OF PREPARATION already sounded They will
gather thousands. where the living lire of PATRIOTISM
driven as before a whrlWinj Seen glowing brightly
They will gather i'u the log cabins that have bee,
riliculed and SACRED ~ the foes Of the p,Dpg.
Tue will gather from hills aud yalleys-hey viii
gather from the highways and The byewnys-,hey " |
gather from the straight paths. and from the crooked
ways. from the mansion and The howell until their mum
strike dsinay to the Ia tsof lie pam ,cred mem
ais olan l-gotien power Su n a ligh, : nee .
Amt in the hearts of men since the days IN whira
our freedom p,ught with blood
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06
}. 2. NTiART0N -, - 80,

TtnNs--rse Tc,-weob'F ro,.sr rs publ,shcd on
7'7-,v,. Frur~1vs and St;u-ii,s. a. - per 1nruu,
~ il,1u,e. ., So 20 fhs cnI or GA" year 81 for ~,
us'ih~ No Saireriher received toe a less thlp
..vrn,uths
IN weekly paper the Western Virginia Tunes i,
published W "Wednesday - 50 per aurnm su at-
s''. or > At paid vitl,,n one ,aeth ih,
'eIius 81 the year NuucN> Subscribers Will b, re-
'r.'rL except such pay ia advance. For m'ufh.
4 - d invariably charged ~ sIt.,;h,r rrr'' cd
l"r l's than SiN months, rlrl rr paper dis'In
ulnd except the dis rctsJa Of ire publisher. until
81. arrySfa gcs are paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06
wAEELrIG.
TlIINsDAN NoRNlNc. Arersr 8. 80
NOTICE.

The meeting IF The Independent Dem
ocr1:s Of Wheeling and vicinity. viii be
held at The Exchange R,aii Room this
lag, the 9Th in I. q; > o'clock, T. ". for
"a tiJii organization. MI independent Dem
ocralS, formerly supporters OF Van Buren,.
bat Who are now opposed TO a standing
army. sub-trco<ury, ard troops OF dcma.
g"gocs uHd office holders who are prcwl
ing over The country vilhfying all that is
Z od or honorable, are respectfully invi,.
cd to attend. Those living " - distance
may become members by sending in their
names.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06
CoUNTYCoNvrNTIov

''' D'''''' committee hr Belmont County OH,
''N appointed SATURDAY TIE TWENTySEC.
w" Gay q" AUGUST, Inst. for Meeting rn rhc I,.T,.
q" townships and appointing Delegates To- attend q,
,,."y convention at 81 Cloirsville on Monday the
TWENTY FOURTH. for the purpose OF n,p,I,,,,,
Candidates for The Fail Ctnya,s. The number ,r
Delegates from each township to espa.I ,if, ,c
number 81 Jurors .--
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

t''S paper will not hereafter. he issued until eight
"''"'' D" The morning mil after the ll eicrlions are
over. Wat may ha'c the advantage Of The news by
Tue mani on The day ci III arrival Our friend. will
m'I'i'r" ho enabled 10 obtain all important news in
Tie Times do early a. they Will get 1t Iy The eastern
papers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06
GLmsn * auu,rtLsrr.

Al uiE coRNrS &c uNioN >>u wAr,.a Sis,
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

I''H StB-TREASURl a STANDING ARMY
d. Dinc'n. while At Wheeling. on Saturday the
ii ct Nls'si SAID IN speech, Ia j. true General
'arkS'n vetoed the United STATE, Bank bat i, va.
li' previous ." au election, when hc was the candi
rte You r. elected hun. therefore II ,,s ,o,, ,l
vetoed 'he United States Bank This. OF conrs. lead.
W. !" 'he CONCLUSION directly that Whatever cnn.I
d''' Tor Office docs "r proposes considered a. sane
TONED hy the people irltey elect him NJ, Va, ~,
r'n - candidate tor the office OF President On ala.
81 ',lyvi Dcccmbcr 1889 clever, r,,,,,b. t,c,-. a.
r'''u'" takes place he SAID m his message Ia Con.
-''',' 'S''0' '"' strongly recommend To your con
sid"A',o The plan Dor roorgaai1rnr the milria pr,r
sou y ''' HreTci7Ty at War The Sub-Treasury j.
already law unlcr four distinct recurn,nen,Iar, Is,
III "" blscn The effect OF this law, s,ys Mr.
I'pia- ere q Sc lo.:!ng supporters of H. will he 70
rcduc" tie vIger sf the labcre, to I2l cents nr Io
Nj Bnc'nnsn also says II will reduce WAGES Ia tho
standard of Germany, wbsch..s eIsut the .,,,c NJ
Walker Of vi Sc ippi ant NJ. z .!hnun. Of S,u,r
tarohnl. say abe slrc We VII take Them n ,boi,
"oTi' aud say tie wage. of Ne l.,srer will he 10
cents per day under the Sub treasury. Thor. ~,
'i5 working days a. ycur and ~ - cents per ia,
the lahorng man, the practical manufactured and IN,
mechanic viii earn rhirty-nlne dollars a, Twelve an
hail cen This might pelrars teep hin, h, GA
meal bread AMI boiled rice fit were net tn, N,
standing army bill is in ms way Taking pr r.,pca,
"r authority, we must suppose thu; II Mr. Van Trrer
Is reelected, the army bal. will be passed Thar mo,
b.! provides in It's first section that every able bcji
White man more Than twenty years OF age and los
.1an !oriyavc, shall provide himself with good mus
'sei' saii .icnt b,youet AMI belt a kuausack. ryc
spare aiuis. cartridge box and belt and tno.ty. C,u
cartridges aud ,wenryloar balls, 'nd shall parade a
slch place IA ;'c disrric, M which he lives as the
President may appoint. ivce "a each ycar and f.,
the number OF days that Cunrrcsy may prescribe sun
pose Congress prescribe twelve days-Iat Is rs .,I,
rs would serve for military discipline The district
"a which we reside embraces Delaware, Alaryiand
District OF Columbia and Virginia. The President
having the power 10 call the sulGers from this Strict
together where he Pleascs to review Them. Will q
= ro'r'" call Them 10 the District Fiom Wheeling 70
N" District no body of mca can much in less than
Twelve days and twelve back. That j. iwcniy.four
days. Twelve days TO stay there maGcs Ihrrry-sia
nays. ILi' iwIoo year + sevcuiy-iwo days This
s''refs H''eny-iwo days from the three hundred and
'f''en d"ys tho ato'er has leaving Two hundred mo
'of}-n' days',n ycar. which nj twelve and n half
Gems per day - nirv dollars twelve and half cents
"''"' ear sIabor 0uIoirtr,, ~oquiphiu SELF hc mus
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

'puuoc'"l vith the 1lpvn. b. one of tho rost
'.r.i,c READING ROOMS an the Tuurd SiatcS-
'.rnis 20 suS ri.,rrv. - year. Strangers free
'n visit II t'r tive space of ono month those who con-
r,ur Go visit iir longer term Will hc put down
..,,-rubors
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

vas asserted last ycnr that our wort v reprrsen.
'au'' 90 Congress made slight mi,,lk, ,,h.lr can,
'''s'nf 'r los scat u cougrr-. auI went inr, Perm.
}''"'' hshms ior votes. Wc hardly give the s,,rg
credit 81 'h" limo. bot arc r,rc disposed To- believe.
now inasnueh o. d. Duncan made be speech ,t e..
nonio7n. icw days ago. aud rbourrt De- yy,. ir NJ
ry'1rd until man Zoo The audience rniosprIb him
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

Ff'E h'>K TAKE CLeSE onrEE N,uci I,ro
LINE, MAErH-An persons WHO owe for more than
o"' year ct the Weekly or Tri-Wcrkiy Tunes. are re-
quesicd 10 forward the amount iIc,, mr.. ,,,,,.h,. =,
as by mail # they vc7idc in town To nav =, tho f
fee immediately We cannot frht he ,o.I ,s,, ,,.
less we have money irOm those who are indebted ,ou.
The speech Of Mr.. Mason of Ohio. on the Whit.
slavery vote ct Gen Harrison is conclusive or than
head II should forever shat Tx mouths of IIg,rpus
rev crs un that subject
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06
FOR NiCE-PRESIDENT
- ID Sc - Il NJ. 4! e..

NiE"iNn EIEcrpl.,L TIcNEr--The following d.
~" electoral ticket agreed uprs AMI recommended 10
tie voters uithe Old D,nIuIou. by Tie Harrison and
Tyler C"nN cuiIOn which met Oh Ac 2I.n Feb al Rrh.
tu.Ed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

%" Oh.o river fsso shallow as 30 be- nearly r-r,v.
iiu, river. Df while the Arc,fi,rv m ,,rr,,o 49,,
stand irm "n their base, shc Will have arnu,lfy b.,
customary t'rgrs from melted SHOVE .v,effrr,- f,
channel often like rI1sa oI SarflrrrIag 80 .rI go.
% feet height BOO % hours So fh- uI. of4t,l.rllr.
Pug zoe '1". anJ COMMUNICATING over rrr nfau that
f'' valley are lamentations glrll.-J nr SUI G,r
people WI dD well 90 construct railroad sfr..- r
near 90 iIc river Tor that frIo which mus, sra,r,..
.uiic- BOO drIurI's-N J. S0r
You hr i'ged Ns,b mind your own ~f-es aud
H' .n'hrr 1af.. 1r nc viii srni you 81 1o,I that "a
an. ynur arE loo rhe rvrnl ling Of % hauJsp 80. yo.
'nA because Fnu happen 60 be- alorc siIo ofhr br
goose -,ond tnaf nobody else hss any vife, There
bro 1s marr r.r". or's -.n Eam wF,er1. a. r.,r.
'.' f"H NaH Far. H. .rrr round ...d o.. .rr,.. d,
a t. rr'.r ...E,r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

We occasionally hear persons IN the eastern state.
speak doubtmgly Of the election Of Corwin as Cover
1'r Of Ohio We ,he editors Of the east. that
when they speak doubiug.y on flr subject tho, cum
veg 10 their readers wrong Impressions Corvfn viu
carry The state by az least fifteen thousand majority
The lIppccIuor Club OF Richmond have adopted
resolution -ccomucrdIug rhat all bo clubs n the srofc
attend -'ac con- curg1 20 be- held un the fh of Oct
~ The suggestion Will no doubt be responded Co
Throughout tho state
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

Co i1U,soN A. Z,vg,,llrr The G.lcr,Is do.
r.ued hoy would. when col Johnson arrived af
/1uc., dr. oIuumbrr ihc Wing me.r.pg nj rb,f pl,r,
Cd" 'h' 'n July To" Wing. ou fIo t.h hlg f.ll sc,.
o." '''I'n"d Tine fdeuIs. 90 hear Jphusou. rased
''' one thousand Wings aud aII. a- wo are informed
~ letter E'H Lmesyi.io. About one fIiols,uJ went
1r '' i1o s'und Co. bear shIuu,u. and when he was
tr'u9A me Wing. io0. anI only about five hundred.
boys nnd a.' renamed Ias aaart.terlcI as a com
,.r.s .1Igrl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

Tho insincerity Of the Nas lrcn lea lers is rcr,rk
able At every step We dc uo, Gnd however. one ol
hth IA worse liz than the man Of the Nashville
Union The friend and corrcsfo ndcr,r of Gen. Ja,L
son lie rUs bat two or three wears o 20 an edith, -
New Be'liOri Mass. anI there. vas = ,,,l.o, Ill.
h'n's' bat now, at Nashville he susrroh lpI,, ,ir
what he calls the abolition candidate t,r I,il...,
The cdiier Of the Banner occasionally pre.cns =, h.
an extract from has abolition editorials which nm, q
a. d's"sreeahle To the eyes orthe man with pe,y r,,,
southern feelings Blrq rc's ghost y,a, IN CD,
ne post master OF Ne vu,an We won't positive 50,
"h'''' 'ome'ime since to the Richm,J t.,.,,,ir
'' mat There was wagon load Of negroes IN The r
'ess'oA OF the wings at Waucnton Ohio. in Juno I,s,
u was n"i true bot II l. true That there WAS , =;
le AN Buren, procession At Sieuhcnyile on the 2lb
ulL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

! "r'usn in Nc~ lrfN lately con -'rirtci . re-
n"rA'oiy neat hio los ,atlu .a which De- sid br,r.
"''d ard iruion We'll ST. The Inspector forbade
's N'eping At there although the strcey Gcd with
ohcf beer and fruit sand Lai Iook up roam ths
We log cabin did. The loco iugos are rcuiar. ably
friendly To the foreign population. cNccpl when tha
90. alton : opposed o them iu polite. Thea i, Is,
~ with IAcIE h.nL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

'''''H OF surgeons appointed % locate the NJ,
I''''' on The upper OHIO, arrived on Monday
~. ''"s> nj Inc Virginia Hricl They have
80" waited upon 10y many Of our principal cizcns.
RI" "ne'h'' measures have been taken Ia furnish
'''" Wild 'he iniorm';on requisite 10 their ci..,,
we arc not advised, oar citizens, We believe. are nan,
inclined TO make an cli,rr bias them IN .lc., J.r,
sion W.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

LIEUT. iooE--'rhc administration party declare
t'ai the decision OF rbe court martial in the case OF
l.. llooe dad ro' dep nd uon rh, testimony OF the ne
gr'cs. ~ much the worse. E ,, VA a clear ease
N"hon' Tue testimony OF negrors why should Mr. Van
b'r'" ier>st IN retaining that evidence and ,I,uI,in
'"' feelings OF gentlemen unnecessarily! II the ,
m'ir Was necessary 20 colyici. then Mr. Van Barren
sanctioned an act which IN direct violation of the
ews IA all the states IA the vicinity Of the place of tri
al Al twas NOT necessary, he Installed tac s,u,h unnc.
CcsSlny.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

\ gentleman who has Lately travelled nn,h in
i'''y''a"ia and who is a supporter Of General
harrison though democrat says LAT Pennsylvania
VII give General IIIrrson twenty thousand rrsi,r,r,
cannot take that Gen. Harrison m1iorirv IN TINT
State viii exceed 25,OOO Mark rhaf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

me SrE-I"ENs"Er At woEK.-A gentleman of
''s cay WHO Il building very lc, informs as hat he
id' at work daily. double the han i ne N,,,, nm m.
buildings Th,y tell hun trey rnlsr have work. AMI
he "1y give them what n, plolscs ais is m. s,,,,
''1n IN which the bill will place the lr,r,r, IT,.
will b. compelled TO Nor.,, anI ,vor, f,r
ers please 10 give
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

fhe'e VII he meeting the friends of II,rri.,.,
''t reform At Bei,ir in Puliney township, Ohm. -,
saturday next at sclock Several speakers are -,
PectcG 10 address The meeting.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

We!os7s tLU the locp f,cos ore ,l.,r, iii
~ VAS cay i'' The lhrrd OF Sepcmbcr-thc
nay Is '"' w. convention Thrs Is done to pre-
,'"' Ia ''f i"endf from hearing the wing speakers
h'y dare not permit their friends &, hear the rrur,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-06

W. TIC two Arabian horses presented b,, tho I
naun OF NluscI' 10 the President of the United Stc.
are advertised 10 be sold by avcrro a Wash,,gon 81,
'he i'h oil August neSL-SDirt IF NE Tunes
The pre'iient might well sell oct @, .,,rI,i,, l..
wall not want at kinderhook at the same lime
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-19
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
Opros1Tx ST. PAUL's CHURCH, MAN-sr
TERMS

- tSd - b uE7da NJ
THE COLUlHBL4 DEMOCRAT aDiH be
published e0ery Saturday morning, at
TWO DOLL.fRS per onnun,, paysbie
half yearly IN adUGnce, or 9Wo Dollars
FTfty Cents, If not paid scithin the gear.
NO subscription acM betaken for a shorter
period than sac months nor any discon-
tinuaece permitted, until all arrearages
are discharged.
ADVERTISEMENTS not erceeding a
square sciH be conSpieuously inserted al
One Dollar for the FIRST three insertions,
and ToccntyJfVe cents for eUery su6se-
,quert Insertion. aE5@.R liberal discount
made 10 those ,obo advertise by the gear.
LETTERS addressed on business, mus
be post paid.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-19

From the President Of the United States,
10 the two Houses of Congress, at the
commencement OF Second Session of the
Twenty-Sixth Congress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29

We give below the vote Of Virginia q, The
last Presidential election, TO enable our readers
to compare result, as the returns from ihe dif-
ferrnt counties shall come io.
Our friends will here see The odds they have
TO contend with, as shown BY the strength OF
parties at the last Presidential election. Bot.
a great revolution in public sentiment 10 vir-
sinis as well a. elsewhere (thanks to the intel
ligenee and patriotism OF the people y Ia, since
taken place, and now the victory is in our hands.
II ~e will bu, grasp il. A majority OF the Peo-
pie Of the State are now opposed to lhis Admin
is,raiion-and all that's wsn,ire, is, that they
shall 60 to the polls on Monday next. The fact
that we we're the majority ia the Spring. ths,
we have Increased our strength since then, and
ell our recent intelligence. ASSURE US that victory
awaits Us. You have, wings. but TO do your
deity one and all 20 to the Polls. and the Old
Dominion will have her part IN the glory to
which her ancient fame entities her. Of deliver.
ing the Government from the hands Of the poll
luted agents who hold H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
Van Buren, majority

The Philadelphia United States Gazette says
I'VE had prepared a comparative tabular
statement Of the vote on the Congressional tick
ct this year, with that on The Electoral ticket in
1896; ~, omit it. for the reason that in looking
al the official returns from several counties, we
do not find that the Congress ticket ran equal
with that for State represeGtatves-in some
counties far above. IN others far below. When
the chance Of success with Wing Assembly,
man was fair. then the Wing vote for him was
large, while al the same poll, the Wing Congress
vote would be small, because the district being
differently composed could by no effort be car
red.
"on looking al what might be deemed fair
average, We are led 10 the belief that a true es-
innate made would place the " higs in msjori-
'y Of the popular vote Throughout, the State
So favorable is the result, however, considered,
that on all hands our political friends express
the utmost confidence Of carrying The Stale for
the Harrison ticket, on Friday next, by many
thousands"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
RESULTS.

oHlo.-The Wings will have two TO one in
the next Legislature. Corvih's majority will be
about $4,000. Twelve Wings and seven Van
Buren, members OF Congress elected
PENNSYLVANIA Thirteen wings and
fifteen vaEi,es elected to Congress, and major-
'ty Of nine Wings TO the State Legislature.
SOUTH CARoLINA.-No change in the
strength OF parties by the recent election. ID.
NJ Butler (whig) is elected in the Pendleton and
Grsenville district (Waddy Thompson s. - the
other Congressional districts returning Van Blu
rem members. We give TO the Administration
caIhonn's State, Benton's, and Isaac Hills
ARKANSAS--only three counties heard
from, watch Show Wing gain Of 1873. Fow-
Ter twhg) and Cross ". u the candidates for
Congress.