Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

such : the opimon of eminent cun,s.l v,l,L.y, boo,
Consulted ON the subject.
u e"s' presents this strange anomaly-,hat Con
s'eSs can pass laws creainsg ossaoes uHkaars 10 NE
'"7'hoh t1n punish hcz 81 fne. fq,d izDrisoy,1eaf
~ 'y0''' m"t t"e) and AZ ex.mpt them sflrss from,
"' Pt'nf'oa q their oUH crissfnal Ltn-, Can I'M.
e"' no" does thus aiiScr the dazzling law; or the
"N NS"'"s' "b'aan"g gools or propcriy by false pre-
-, :" cunning i""st--Nhla any gentleman con.
'C's1"' WIN such matters be good enough To defs, n
J,'''g' 50 'hai n may be underwood What il meant bv
nc 'rh as us'd IA the Constitution And also to state
WA, l. . breach ofthc peace a, there used
ihSSe are Important considerations. The questions
are not pat IN any captious spirit. bat with a sincere
desire 10 ascertain Ia. law. If ,b,t no sucb n m,, no
inferred irom this case. II i hirh time fr rs ,o boom
!" "'"" o! a remedy for a great aud crying evil.
\ LETTER PROM Ma. LINCoLx-Amnng the Let.
t'rs inHn distinguished individuals invited bu, un,b,c
'' a'icnd the late celebration Of The National Apnivcr.
AIRY at Worcester, Mass We find The following from
Ex-Governor LINCOLN, rhc R,7rcsenru,i,c of that p..
Irct in Congress
WASnINGro~. JvxE -. 2SI0.
Hesr N'~-IhC dates assigned p,, by i, ,o,s,,,y.
e"iS ""i deia'u me at nav post here on The d,y of the
,Ii"'P''"c tonmcnOFau"n of The Declaration ct
american indrdcndCncc hv my fellow citizens and
friends ct The Wing Hcpu6lic,i, A.a,,,,li,, n, Mn.
d'a. Ia" s"uuTrcuis Ofuiy miuI anu L,art WI Ia,
with them IN the FESTIVAL.
The Loco Loco plpcrs. are setting down tho fL.
lowing ~ Iltrri>nu'- cabinet. W. mus, say tim, a.,
have no oldec''on 10 the Lco f,cus. m,kizr tho
Generals cabinet, II thcig s.lc,ti,ns arc a., rpJici,u,
a. these appear 10 pc:
w. H. HARRISON. President.
john Tyler. Wee PrcSrIyrt
Daniel Webster. Secretary OF Safe
Mack Biddlc, SECRETARY oT tie rrcas'y.
W. C.. Preston. Secretary oT War
=, l.. Southland, Secretary of the Navy
IhnHas Ewing Postmaster General
~ Crrttenden. Attorney General.
lIenry Clay, Minister - ENGLAND.
As an "Eiiusuishcr of all The shnIer, upon Gen.
lIarriSJn. OF the Globe and other Kindred prints Lei
'as ' an Buren, party read tic following from their
own wee president. OF HIM, Col. johnson thus spoke
IA re United States iIsuse q. Representatives whilst
memmber of That body:
"Oi the career OF General Harrison rcoJ ,,,
sre"k-ihe history OF the wcs, Is his history. For
forty years he hIs been identified with lis iuter..,
ts perIls, and II, hopes. Universally beloved in The
walks of peace. and distinguished by lis ability in the
COUNCILS al ms country. lac has been yet moro Illus.
irous!y Distinguished ia the field. Daring the war
he was longer in actual service lhan any other r-1.
rFal officer he was, perhaps, c!trncr in action has
any on" oi lhcin, and NENER SUSTAINED 4 DEFEAT.
eE~Col. Richard NJ Jahns,n, in a siumpspccch
Al IoFinsion, Ny, IA The TALL oi 1885, u ON being
N'' - '"' " "H S''a4Cutt' NICrc General w.S " lgz
n snd his brother James, al the battle of the
THAMES, charged the lHrush and Indians with their
mounted mcn' Answered, prum?lly and m,haiical.
IT, IN ihc following strong cHi dear lnnsaare;-
"l!E WAS IN Tue SPOT WHERE THE CON.
MANDEtSINtHlEF OUGHT TO HAVE BEEN.
HE WASIN TIE ~ WHERE his DJTY,
CALLED HIM. HE WAS AAllDS TIE WIZ.
INGOF RIFLE BULLETS OVERLOOKING THE
MOVEMENTS or L MOUNTED NIENREA.
Di TO C!iARGE OVER THE DEAD BODIES or
MI BhOIIlERJAMES : MYSELF, HAD WE
fitONED UNFORTUNATE IN THE ONSET. IN
ORDER TO ANENGE Is. No y NI'Sr AT.
MP TO TICKLE My FANCY BY INTIAIA.
TING. N MY PRESENCE. THAT GENERAL.
HARRISON - \ COWARD"
II any loco iuco doubI Spnn This subject. lust Let
"tn appeal To Col. johnson. when he roILos To tbs
pace. Tue LDcos expect han here GA The 27h, il Is
sad.