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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-10-06
Sic S)fotlle WSahf.

Sas einfcmmsn Der &sturns pen Der SSabl
in Malns eisn9 fait sbsn 70 pis pcri9ss Sabr
in Wa1atbuistS, init bsm unterftbisos, oas bic
quite Sabs eob Den Sis9 bapcn trr9. Die
ecfofcfcs batcn ben Siss 70 lanss bsbauptst
pie iis nur ebsn fpnntsn, nliintn absr tct) enes
li6 esifsbsn Sas iis bsiisst puresn. o8ir wisz
oerbolen: Maine 1T fber Rent III err
pdblt! eefst Die fsl9snben 9ieturns.
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LOO SDQ(er

bisrnit aniubistsn esr uns en einj9ss Babl>
Sifst pcrSe9t mslbss BON psn SoarrifcnsDss
mofratsn pon SerfS @auntD fir bic nd1fe
Staats2Sabl 9ebiIbet murbe.
Ipisr eenn, lbr gpfcfpfps, f6nnt ibr NIT msz
Mig Mhbs ELL gut @tit @sle psrpsnsn. Sails
ibr nibt 9slo9sn babt pirp 1b mpbl elmer
cesr Der anpere bon sub ju uns bsmibcn uao
ba6 @slb in @mpfang nsbmsn.
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OF Rein Gauntv Lifet-33ir fsDsn baB
bic sofpfcfcs in Serfs Sauntp baran iinb, i'm
qanse auSju5reiten, bab bic SrsuaDe Ioarrfons
i'm @sbeimsn elm &abl Iidst fprmirt bdttsn
Dies 9efbisbt sinSi9 um ibre s9sne parte Su
betrissn uno bre 9an;s Dlabt ins 8slo ju
trin9en. 9a mir ibpn psridisben barum 9es
fra9t rpprSen, cb Gin cerarti9 Sidst gsblcst
fs, prppn iIs fo9ar bic Hamsn an9ebsn, 70 srs
flarsn mir bsrnlt alien babel Sntersilrten,
eaB burbauS nilbts wabreS an Der eau;en
d2s iif. Die 3arriicnltuts BADEN fein Sifst
fir bic ndbIte 2Sab 9sfcrmt; iIe fnb milsns,
ben QcfofcfsS nob einn1al cQe 2,ibens
ju laiItn; ibre aufsenrmmsnsn @anbiSatsn
ltnb otmnab AUDI Die srpdbtsn, gSer ron
gnltrn Srtunoen bic 9Sabl beiuden wia, mag
eS imnsrDin tbun, mir fir uufsrn sbeil benz
fen, ais pb bic @abl ibon pcrabsr is, uno
,psrcsn ON WabIta9s rubis su (9oufs bIsitsn.
sE"2e- eben erfabren mir aus 9taubmirs
bigger 0usas, bos Die qpfofcfcs nlsbrsre unfsrer
Srsunbe brin9enS srlubt babsp, elm S;Tst fir
Die ndhfe @abl ju formsn - mir finp absr
5u9leiN autcriiirt ;u la9en, bas itc fsin Gifst
tprnlrtn msrbsn.--Sie mellen een QofrfcfpS
ihludsn !aITcn mas iis aufsetrobt baben. Aas
antsrn sifsts, Die am 2Sab!ta9s pcrfOmmsn
mt9en, ltno eabsr { a ID.
Cine 0ele9enbeit 9elo 81 perbienen.
Gz-SSr lnS autrriFrt esm S9srau69sbsr
ser bisI8en uScrp YrsiE" pbsr jeesn anbsrn
eefpfpfc, cine Ssobnun9 pon
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Ern>aDlrr Ze1seI.
Senatcriaf.

Senatcrial.
John Unoreas Sbulsr qpecmins So.
Jofepb Kitner, sumberlanp So.
Sitrifts.
esSis pasmcrs, IL Sobn 9dfon,
2 5ohn y. oSetbsria ls Scbn M'Sesbam
Sbpmas y. @res, IA Spbn Nseb,
Soma. @iainsbarhI Is aibbel y. oEillcn,
Nmos Gamafsr l6 9esr Oiobls5warth
Jobn &. 5sllin, II Gerrss 9Ealfer,
N. u. 9R'Slpane, 1s Ssrnoro @eiisap,ir.
&eOert Stlnfsh 1s Gen. .SOfspbMarfls,
o sSnl. y. Penorls, 20 Suffice u. 8orcDes,
7 s. Ssnfins 0tcs, 21 s.0,e. {. gDf Ssiian
Ystsr Sllbsrt, % Joarmar Gsnnp,
9 lSillam Aooams, 23 Solepb Suffnatpn,
10 ScbnSarpsr, "a 6snrp Ylaf,
II 2Sm.Wt ..Slpane, 25 Sebn Oif.
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"0Sir MOLTEN nibt untsr sinem Sa0baften
eosr Ssrratbsr bienen-fonbsrn unter enem
lSoarrfon) Der itbfcIblf be,uss ais flus porz
fdti9 une brap.
Hibaro NJ. Jobnfon,
9s9sn,pdrtis &ice YrslTosnt psr Ger. @taatsn.
"Nis Ss9nunasn tauienser pcn Beterunb,
&'nosr Die 9srsttst ppn Den Sfapisrmdkrn
barbariebsr 2Silbsn, unb non een nod mebr
harbariben proftcr ruben auf Sarriion
uno ttlnsr brapen 2(rmes." - Simpn Gbnsis
eers Sotibaft an Die Ssisessbuns, am 10.
Geesmbsr 1913.
Sreimanner baltet i'm Beoad,tnie
bab Martin 9an Suren bafir ifinrnts, "osn
armsn psiiItn Mann fsin Stimmrstbt 81 pcrs
fa9sn."
0TSrciindnner beoenfet wenn ibr
sum Stimmfatten sebet, tas MartinTan
Sursn safilr itimmte, "bab rebs 0esasr baS
9tmmrsbt baben ipllttn."
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-10-06
Gin Sauer.
Wlittheilnlll.

sant rimem Inhag III 'GIt Sufs, bon lsb.
ter Botbe, 1T martiu Ban Sursn uno lcin
Cabinet, jest 3u Gunilen pss arm E II
W annes-
Surrab fur IL! Geuts!
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Ser 0eif Don oO0o

Sori1sn Dienita9 tanbttn mir unitrn fltinen
3situn9Strd9sr aus, unl 9eorudte lcdnpsSias
an Den 9smbbnIiden pldesn in Der Staptaufs
sumabsn, bic lQarrion Oemcfrahn 5u elmer
Bsriammlun9 in Der Slcfbitts auf Wtitt.pod)
abcnc sin;ularsn. Sci fsinsr Suritfinft err
SdD(te er uns, tas siniSs Der San Suren 86s
esraliitsn tb ir9Isib eiiri9 earan ssnabt bat
ten Die Sla5 ab;urcilsn. o6snn Suben bisis
Subenitreihs aus9cibt bdttsn, 10 wirosn mir
es alS st,pas 8swobnlibss an1sben ba ss absr
Wdnnsr warsny io sriubcn mir is bsi uns ans
;uruftn unc sum qcbns ibrsr estrsuen Senits
in San 95urens Sdrefens 9ieitbe cine
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Gin IinutcntfJann.-gs 1T berebnst
wcrosn, bab Martin Tan Surtn wabrsnb
ieiner 4Sminiltraticn, BON Der 3eit an, 100 sr
ais preltosnt sin9sIbmcrcn murps, jcpe Minu>
ts sbraIs febsnsi9 ba ler BON
psS 9olfss @elb ipenbste. Sauren, wsnn ibr
auf cure lcaussllbrsn fsbt 70 erinnert eud), pas
W1artin bei jsben Sid einsn Sbaler aus
surr &1aefanmer nmmt.
gofofofo araum ente.-Oie 4rgumen>
te Der epfofo5 n pbilaoslpbia, bic fs jest GEE
trautben um bic Trsibsit Der 2eee iu untsrs
brlltsn rieDen fat ,pe ibrs 9anjs 9abe.-
Sis bsnusen ndmb fauls oyer uno Safifsis
ne, ,ppmit lis bsi ben IoarriionsSsrlammlu
gen nadb ben Mcbnern ,psrfen. 9Eas eccb BE-.
fperate MenIbsn nidt aGs tbun fGnnsn; (ls
baben ndt5 um Den Ban 8ursu su lpbsn barr
UNI fanssn lis an oisjsni9en ;u mi6banbsln uno
;u telsogtn, bic IS wa5een, fsinen Sbaraftsr
Bios 5u its0tn.
G-Gumru 1T erpaebt. t.-llnfrs Trsuns
DC in eumru Saunlhip, babsn porisen Sanls
flag sinen Srebeitsbaum Su @bren prn Jearri.
fon unp spler aufsslfsat, Der 100 8us bod 1T,
uno Gin ibidlibss Mettp an oer Spies bat.
Ss Der @slt9snbeit battsn fieb, cbne pcrbcrias
Nabritbt wsni9iisns $50 8rimdnnsr sinSs,
funosm pcn bsnsn unStfdbr bic lcdlfts fribsr
8anSursn unhrifiste. 9as ibsnt gut.
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45,67S
45,345

Scents Wfsbrbsit 22s
3meiflDafts Stimmnn, ip pid bsfannt, IL.
6sF9ie pcrfsbsnosn Msturns Inb aus eem
8anacr lsbis rom 9isnitass, bic ecfcfcfos
msrSsn brb ibrt @ebtbeit nibt be;wsifln.
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lfOfrtl s(fD0Qif

nebif nod etlpa5 2lnberm, in GIMP
fang 81 nebineH.
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Der Ntberale lseobartter,
Neaoin9, Den 6. Oeteber, 1910.

9smcfratifbs SolfS @rnennuns
Fir preioent,
Get 9Gtll1,r. III. Warrlsn,L
bon Ohio.
Sir Sice prelioent,
Ser a6tb. S 0 + N Sp(er,
bom y3t2sgsNREEyl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

TOTS on Eoar-The Lancaster and Harrisburg ra 4
road CO., have raised the toll from : to - mills per
barrel on a mile. The Baltimore SOD Ohio rail rad
is charging only 4 mills-have This year lost. at thai
rate. $4,000 on 100000 bbls Of -four.
Adam Dcm got into an empty brew vnt at Phaadcl.
phia. and The alcohol lac sIrewed in it iskiag Ere from
The candle The explosion mu'ilaicd him in n shocking
manner. lie was taken out alive through n hole cut
in the val, and soon after expired.
The los by the fire at Yazoo city, Miss, IS estima.
ted at sI25 900.
Old Sanangd-Al large and enthusiastic meeting of
the Wings aud Conservatives Of Saratoga, took place
at Bils,on, Spa, on New Years Day. The response
was given 20 the Harrisburg Nominations wiki a feel.
ing every way worthy Of The Wings Of the Old Bat
lie Ground OF the Revolution, who5e they mean sgain
10 conquer the Hessian forces. Henry 4. Chapman.
presided.
The schooner G. IT, wcrcr. n; New Orleans from
Tampico, brings SljOy000 in specie.
Maine and Georgia Gov. Fairfield, in his message
to the Maine Legislature, doubts II the gallant Stale
Of Georgia would adopt The proposed law, IN their lie.
gislsturc, to declare = non-inieFcourss with Maine
lie proPheciod correct. lie thinks the feeling in
Maine To interfere with State Rights Of Georgia as 10
slave POP ry, Is f~ubsiding Believes the only point
IN dispHte is whether The fro vhue men claimed by
Georgia, were. in fact, fugiiives from justice.
Seven petitions for Divorce were presented on Fri.
DAY last, in the Maryland House Of DELEGATES. sor,e
fToIa Husbunds and some from Wives.
ILLINOIS Whig Electoral TToEct-SamBcl p. Mar.
shal, of Gallain CO.. Edwin Il. Webb. Of White Co;
Abraham Lincoln. Of Sang1naH Co; Cyrus Walker.
Of McDonough Co.. Buokncr 5. Morris, Of Cook. Co.
The small roN has broken ont al Pcpperall, Mass-
There were 20 cases on The 2jih Dec.
Melancholy Snicide-Tbr Hon. BENJAMIN Ferru-
son. Of Clark Co. Ia shot himself on Friday last lie
had just been called OIL by a lawyer. in relation to a
security debt Of several thousand dollars. Aner an
exciting conversation with the attorney. no look his
gnn and left the house, VA a fcw minutes be returned.
took his seat. placed che muzzle Of the gun IN his
mouth, aud discharged is cOHtenis into his head
LoqtsUiAc Journal. De-. 20.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18


with view loa,"il MS lar rs may hc. the burdens
Which these works wtulJ impose upon the Treasury.
u prosecuted npidly ~ completion. Governor Seward
recommends that the plans OF an The unfinished
w"f~s DC reierrcd TO ccnpe,cni engineers. for the
purpose OF aseertaining What parts of the same may be
oSiayee without deirnncni 10 the pubic interest. and
what expense may be saved by executing othcr nor.
mons IN a manner eG.ally effective nnd durable. but
more pam ard eooncmocal Than That hitherto pursued
The Message recommends that the Country B,nk,
IN TINS State be required to keep their hills nj mr. in
inc cary OF New York. Also n revision of the Gene
raj barking law, with a view amoag other things. to
a pan Tor the redemption Of the bills of Banks termed
under A. similar 10 that sugseicd in reference 10 the
Safely Fund Eanks. II is allcdged, says Ills Escellcn-
ey' and with two many evidences OF truth, that the
''oek deposited with the comptroller as a basis for cir
euiaung notes. has been in some instances purchased
or paid Tor with the notes issued upon the same stock.
such a proceeding. he remarks, is maniEesily nm i'm.
Naslon OF the statute. and care should be taken 10 GUARD
against tfor the future. Some ofIhe associations have
issued post notes rs currency. This practice is un-
quesiionnbIy n collation. Of the spirit OF The law, renre.
hensibie m Itself. and fraudulent To the community.
The Governor urges n distribution of The proceed,
OF the pn"iic lnnds among the several States. Also
That The State of New York insist upsa the "fulflmcn,
oil the pledge Of fhedFederal Government" in roqnrl
10 the fourth instalmoni Of the surplus revenue
The portion ofihni insialment due 10 ihi, State" n,
says. lis 81 ,33S, l73 81"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18
GENERAL HARRIsoN's REPLY.

NOhllt BEND, lgth Dec. 1899.
GENTLEMEN: ] have the honor Io acknowledge the
recelpio OF your letter from Harrisburg, ur the 9Th inst
however objectionable ia the opinion of many of
our fellow citizens may be the mode OF selecting n can.
uii''e ior The two highest offices ofIhe Government by
aSeneral Convention, the peculiar circumstances in
"h'ch ue party opposed 10 the present Administration
We're placed, seem TO have left them no alternative IN
secure that unity of action 30 necessary 10 their sue.
cess. The number ofSiates represented. and The OK
u"ec 'pafaeters OF the Delegates 10 wkom the deli
ca'e Task "i nominating a candidate was committed.
IeaNihg no room To doubt that their dec ision MAS i'm nc
cordance with the wishes ofthe minority of their 3,
s'iiueuts' ! accept with gratitude the nomination
WINCH m obedience 10 a resolution Of the Conyention
you have done me, gentlemen, the honour TO conmu.
nicatc.
But however high I may value this evidence oc
ne attachment ant confdencc Of 50 large a portion Of
my below citizens, ! must beg yeu 10 believe. gcntle.
men, ti"t no enc Is more thoroughly convinced thau
! am, tlat In selecting n retired aud unpreteRdinr in.
dlNlduai 10 he their candidate, the onyeRtion vere
influenced by circumstances often Occurring in NM,
lar governments 10 set aside the higher claims Of Other
citizens, although founded upon Inc possession or IN.
most distinguished talents and the performance of the
most eminent services 10 their country. united 10 ev.
cry "'heI PuaIily necessary io the discharge of the du-
lies OF Chief Magistrate of this Great Republic.
u may perhaps DO expected that / should cmbrac,
tins occasion 10 declare the principles upnn which the
Administration will b. conducted, if the efE,r,s or
my friends to place me in the Presidential Chair sbnnId
Prov successful Bat having. IN a letter tu The Hon.
llnrmer Denny. and in another 10 ue lie, Sbo-aI
Williams, both ofwhich have been made public. CIV.
en- my views at some length ofIhe character and ,..
tent Of the powers vested by the Constitution. in The
President. ] consider At unnecessary 10 repeat tbcm
here.
deem IT. however. gentlemen proper nj This fine
10 renew the assurance hcrcioGsre freoucpfIv ,o.1o
that should ] be elected to The Presidency. I will nm.
der no circumstances consent 10 Dc a candidate for !,
second term.
Win the highest consideration. gentlemen, for your.
selvcs and those you represent,
! am your fellow citizen.
w. II. HARRISON.
To The Hon. John Owen and The others of the Com
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18
LEGISLATURE or ZFy yopK

The Legislature Of New York convened at AIbonv
on tuesday In the Senate Lieutenant Govcuor
bradish TOOK The char o. presiding officer Tho
char was organized by the election Of Geo. W. P,fe,.
son, 81 Speaker Piuiandcr T. Priudlc. CI,rk. yyb,g,
The Van Boron candidate for Speaker wa, Ap5rew
G. Cha'Ield, who received So votes-P,uor.,n az
Several mcnbcrs absent
On the sImc day Governor Seward Jeiycrc5 IA.
Iunu1l NtCs age, which iv Of immense length .-r,,..
ing - closely printed columns in The Albany rysg.
Ing JJumai
u appears from ibis document. fiatho rrc,t ,p,or,.
from TIC .anls during fhc last fiscal wear. "a.
6J6.SO2 dollar. being orr increase Of los pl -,
ihc provious year. Metz proceeds from toH.. I or
sos dollars. '0'''
Present productive capital of The Common S.b,,l
Fund. l.9JS.66J dollar. Literature rgrI oc5 80
DOLLAR Bank fued. s1SE2I dollars
Whole nuuhrrot cpn,icts u Sing Sing Siais prs,,
go Received during the year 300. Con,ict. w
Auburn Prison. 665. Received DURING The wear Dos
Earnings 40 Sing Sing during tie year. 5000 J,T,r.
Expenditure, including moneys paid nv The c,m,l,,,,,
NJ the prison Er female c,nyicts. 1880 d,i,u-
Earnings At Auburn, 6O.l61 dollars expenditure 81
G11 dollars.
Whole numbcr Of militia boz the State. 1sOI VIZ
1871 cavalry and horse artillery. g2j6 ARTILLERY. and
lG0f2O infantry.
The present State indebtedness. after MAKING suocg
6r funds on hand H. 9O2Osyq. The estimated ,os,
'fcompletinz he Eric canal enlargement h. 1922 se
ioilore Do ofc0mpleflng Inc Geunosco Valley Canal
,gODl23 doHari DO Black River Canal I55O15e
.lilars Total Tor nl fhrse works. 23.7t3I65 dollars
'he mi'rs', on THE run at per ccgt would be
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

MARSHALL ACKNOWLEDGMENT election from
MauShal County is still before The House, and has oc.
cupied it, during the week, TO the exclusion of almost
every thing else. Yesterday. a session Of Eve hours.
from 10 to 3, was devoted 10 it, and still twelve reso-
lutions of the Committed remain 10 be acted upon.
The Committee of Privileges and Elections. abou
Three weeks since, after q full aud mature invcsiipa-
lion oil the polls, reported That Nr. Caldwell Nhe con.
testing member was entitled 10 Inc sea, by some la
OF ID majority. We have never in our cyprrienrc
"no"h TIC reporter am Comraitce more violently as.
sa''oc p!an tins has been by The Van Burcn party in
me Ionse;--!Or' a. a party, they have invariably vo-
'ed' except when the case admitting OF no doubt, they
would give n lhcTa!Iiy. or when they would vote TO
give the Wing claimant one vote. and thereby establish
a principle which would lake from him fec. Every
art device and GnosSe, have been resorlcd 10. hicb
INSCRIPTIONS paFisaIs, fruitful in expcdienis. could
DHng 10 lhelr and. The declared opinions of some OF
them, ef record upon he journals, wore Of no consider.
aron whatever, when by dsregarding them, they could
succeed m striking n vote from the WIZ. and adding
II 10 The Tory poll. This fact has been repeatedly ex-
%omp!ifej during the progress of the contest. Yes,er.
day. however, We Eud q more glaring and revolving in.
stance Of H. ilran at any previous lime. in the effort
made 10 reconsider a vote. The mover Of this prono-
sItion and nearly his whole party, had some halcdozen
tunes repudaied and denounced in the strongest terms
The principle, which Hey said would lie and ouaM a.
be esnLEshod 10y the reconsideration. They relied
upon me house iakr1g Their sGg-So, as TO the principle
involved, for Ja1, and as the ALLEGED principle had been
several lines affirmed by the majority, however un.
Just and unsound and odioEs 10 them (the Tories they
hoped II would he maintained, that they might pTuft
by Il. IL the principlc which they assc-icd 10 be in.
viewed IA tie case, had been so involved Jas the wings
were committed 10 ~ they would have made a hand
some speculation upon the koAesf scrsJles Of the Wings
"A capital, 10y The way, upon which they have large.
y and P%rofrably specula;ed m several instances, Tor
having no homes. scTplcs themselves, they have no.
thing at stake and when de Wings hdye doubts, they
have generally land very unwiselv VIC Think given
their adveEsaries ;he benefit of their doubts.
But the movement this time was loo barefaced and
monsirous 10 be tolerated. aud il was voted down bv n
majority Of nearly 3 10 !.
We hope tie remaining resolutions of the Commit
tee Will be despatched to-day. and that the wiles of
The Tories may be bafled and the rights OF the pco-
pie q Marshall be asserted and vindeated. Nv pla.
cling their legally and duly elcrtSl representative Mr.
caldwell IN hs seat-RioLm5ad Wig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18
GON L b

NILLiAMsBtRG VA Dec. is. 1872.
6eqhsmen:-Thc domination which. n The organs of
The late Harrisburg Convention, you have communi.
Gated 70 me. IS accepted with a sensibifty greatly aug
mcnic3 by the fact that whilst 10 IS a result in no
way contemplated by me-. Il was attended By the unani.
nous concurrence Of that enlightened and ratrio,ic
body. To have my name associated with that Of the
eminent PATRIOT who Is put in nomination for The first
Office. s 81 itselircgarded by me ~ no ordinary honor
lis long and fiihful services 10 the Country. al the
rouncilboard and in The field. have won for him a
distinguished name IN history, and furnish the suresi
Ruarantee that should he be elevated by The poprl,r
vote 10 the Chief Executive Office. his administrator
ofGovcrnmcninl Affairs will be- just and prudcnt& wise
Win the Constitution ior his guide. and the good Of
hs country has only dim. ] doubt not his ererions
would be exclusively directed % uphold he ono. ami
60 advance the oihcr The friend and supporter Of
of MtDfssv and MOvRoE. and Inc immo.
diate descendant Of a signcr Of the Declaration Of In.
dependence. can be none other thantruc % his ~syIy
Republican Greed and the devoted advocate oC Co.
and of popular rights,
have The hong, 20 bc. gentlemen,
Your onblioRi servant, IOHN TYLER.
J'F' '-rs Pr q-5 -i-' eC0s C~w-,res
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-18

We commend the following extract from the speech
Of one Ofihs Chartists OF England TO the consideration
ofour ultra domocrauc friends. 1t is IN The true vein
VI democracy.
~FResTs SrEEcn At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
The Puvy Council Of about 100 receive moro of YOUR
money in pensions and other ways than the wholc. of
the amount of direct taxes paid by the three COUNTIES
Vt Monmouth. Glamorgan. and Camarhen, and they
receive t63.OOO n year between 100 Of uiem--a very
pretty thing. Now. just look at The Queens household;
she las an income of f5l0,Q00 annually of your mo-
nSy, besides carriage. servants and palaces; besides,
she has II lords of the bcd-chanbcr. Now, What would
any OF you say, II your wife or your sister had twelve
great %slrapTing chaps about their bcd-chamber ? | think
you would be ready 10 discard your sister, or Iouk out
ior another wife ! know I should. zach of ihcse C.l.
lows receive $1,000 u year. And this is no, all; she
The Sneen) has IL grOoms of the bed-chambcr. Now.
u any OF YOU hear of a gentleman hiring n groom. ysu
kio" The gentleman wants him 10 clean his horses
Whatever these fellows 90 for the Queea ! cannot tell
you lhe House of Commons is 4 long room. with a
chap al one end of il with a bag-wig ON. singing eui
Order, with 4 lot of fellows sitting round. some drunk
and some asleep; and ON the whole they are a lot OF
~d'unkards and gamblers. money-grinders and iyran,s
and the meeting must join with the people in the north
and send the members about their business. aud have
n new House of Commons The members of n,
House Of Commons are fools. and enemies of the worn,
ing man; and on some bright morning he pcople viii
rise md send the members 10 the night about: and vii
rot NE men OF Wales assist The men Of England ir
compelling them TO pass the oharierl The people IL
Yorkshire. Lancashire, London, Bristol. Bath, Truw
bridge. and Newport. are determined To hive the char
Ter, and they would crush the tyranls ut one blow. Tn,
soldiers viii not fire on the chartisis. IL the soldier
come against ms, we will put the women in front of Us
and then the soldiers will not fire ON tho women, an,
half Of them will turn over to the chartis,s. The work
ing classes produce all the wealth. & they ought to hav,
thelr share. The people have been kept down lon.
enough. The working men have the shop-kcepels
and they The farmers, and they Ire parsons, and the,
Tie lawyers, and they The army, and the governmon
on the army, and on the government wasG rfcitv liul,
baubie. The people of England have all joined 10
geiher' aud now the people Of Wales will make
long link, and stretch it across the channel. and IN.
English will JOIN The WEIGH. and then they will wrig
gle and twist about until down will come those VIII,
are above us, and the liule bauble on the top W III com,
down 100, and then we shall all be equal, and hav,
equal rights and equal. properly