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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14
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WHEELING.
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL II. 1910

To AEms! To ARns,-rhe TwENTY.THIRD
OF April draws nigh. Frecm'a fVirginis, remember
that that day be devoted To the Interests of your
State. The election then be held. Is too important
nh 10 the State and country - be neglected and wo
woull conure you your regard for yourselyes your
State. your country and your honor be mindful Of
the day and the hour The enemy Of all Business Of
law. of liberty is on the alert and however sure YOU
may be- Of success, however hopeless YOU will find
satisfaction only in the reflection that you have done
your duty, that you have your vote aud in dom,
that YOU have done all you could tn disenthral Virginia
and the Union If y,ur coUn,yis known 10 bo Whir
sill go and cast your vote. yous representative will
see 10y the act tna you in earnest and cordial m
your support, asd your countryrnca who are engaged
with you IN righteous cause will feel that they ma,
depend upon you in the hour Of need The Lcgisla
lure OF Virginia is nearly equally balanced De
tween The two parties The scale can be tnrnec N
i'Nor Of The good cause If you arc true. The natter
looks to you TO do this The wings OF other states lool
on Virginia as doubtful in her poliicsye who knew
her better know that che possesses in herself the
elements which give them success If they choos,
10 e&ertthem. Let Them DO il aud ma, glorious con
sequences follow We have heard the thousand Ha-
rison guns from Ohio aud they have chccrcd us on
ward, we have heard the roar Of the cannon fen
Mobile, seen the small shot from Massachusetts, ans
now the rumbng of Connecticots thunder is boonin,
over the land and rejoicing the heart of the patriot
tie republican. Virginia add her voice 10 IN,
shout oi 'ic'ors Virginia must give, on the 23d al
earr' 81 Of What she will do in the hour of the rr,e
trial To- liberty and nsprt the friends Of irredc,,
abroad. by her decided voice Should YOU he success
iul now you will zee another and more confident smi.
ON The lips of your Goddess another plume in the car
OF liberty. The friends Of oar common country VII
walk ON 10 victory with Gr,nor STEP and its foes il
Office will crouch with the fear OF rctrihuvc Justice
whose heS om. when Ihe great dsy comes will swceI
Them from their high places to the powerers obvio.
they deserve NiEgnians be rciye he victorious now
and give prcmonition of that victory which WI
crown your efforts in the for principle al tic
presidential election; send forth harbnger of ,hst
day when ireemen Will triumph over ryran.s. wher
the free people, when the farmer and mechanic whcr
Inc laborer and the manufacturer the mcrchan; and
The producer when Virginia when the United States
when The universal world, in renewed confidence in
nc power OF men TO govern themselves will raise ono
long one loud re echoing shout for HARRISON
AND LIBERTY"
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81 ardently desire TO this country in the same
hIPpy condition as the Island Of Cuha."
Senator W0iker.
Il coincide in the sentiment of the Scuailr from
Mississippi" Senator Calhoun
I'VE nsust reduce labor low, and bring things 10
their specie varuc'
Senator's CaG7uH Gad Bu,bGuaa
The Tariff Of 1928 has made all the difficulty
Bring things the specie yaue, and free trade and
you may meet Europe the same level and com.
pete for the market Of the world"
Senator Calhoun
81 have addressed enquiries 10 twcniy-seycu gov
ernInents of Europe, and find that twenty-five have
adopted the Sub-Treasury"
PrcSdcat Van Buren,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

ea7- THE LOG CABIN AND HARD CIDER
CANDl DATE.-Gen. Harrison. when porting from a
regiment Of his soldiers just after the Indian war said
20 them-"Gentemon, u you come 10 Vincenncs,
Won will always find paaie and n knife and fork at
my tabie, and ! assure you that you will find
cay door s'Ut AMI bs string If De latch p,,llod an"
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Inencetnent of the action; and he might have added.
th1t hc IN person gave the command to the mounted
hegiment Co ."ch irge"-he having With his AID de-
camp passed from the right of the ne OF Inian
try :" the right of the front of the mounted column
and not only ordered the charge To be made by pro-
nonneng the word but called upon his Ads 60 rcrca
aud pass the word along ihe line WAS close by his
SIDE and he was 50 near the enemy that their fire cit
'n The leaves and iwgs Of the trees just above
heads.
~ soon rs the British troors. had surrendered and
alter had been sent to Gov Shelby with the order al
randy acyercd to. General Harrison passed to the pon,
where the Indians were annoying the LET, and per
na!ly directed the operations thai quarter TO the
el'Sc oi the acisn. | met Gov Shelby bringing M
Snnrnlls Regimen, he having Anticipated the Gener
ais wishes n 10 that movement In this why. Gov
shelby and General Harrison with his Aids met a
the point where TIL Indians had made their most de-
Perae effort. AMI from which they after reireaed
Tde first arrangement for the battle. as well us III,
Subsequent change, which prcd.catcd upon IA,
important information obtained by the Mii'cry etc d
C"L Wool. was planned alone by General Harrison
The execution of this subsequent plan. was conlde,
To the Regiment commanded by Col. X. NJ johnson
who led ia crsoa The 81 Battalion, aided by Mai
Thomrson which, lis extension the left. broueh
some PORTION nt u IN contact with the Indian line =
The first Baitaiiun led by 1t Col james Johns,r
aided by Mi. Payne This Battalion to the right q
h front of which General Harrison and his staff ad
vance'L AMI where he per .onaly gave the wor,
charge. captured the British line aud Ia nr thu
irned the INDIAN lcn doeifsd The fate Of GLe das
! You are AT liberty 10 make such Use of this leiic
as you may think proper
! Very RS, ecifully,
You obi. serv't
{. s TODD.
MosEs b. CoRwiN, Esq.
IOGsc Of RrsreSgfOf,ycS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

hASo CiDs7-An elderly widow lady who Ind
some claim ON government for services of her dece,cd
husband called on Mir Van Buren, at the ybi,s bon.o
me lady was received with the Presidents ususl n.
out as her stay ~ss rather long his ExcelleEcv
lean complaining ola head ache and asking The Ia
dy II she know any remedy cor 10 vcS =, e :
he1-My POOR dear husband uscd TO be much ,roubII
WIN H. and was always cured by rnl- JorI ED; y,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

DIS TRTCTiVE FIRE AZ WASHINGTON e.
TY--A Ere broke ont on Saturday ,r,,ni,,, r., W
ngton city. which consumed d.s rriptsr og,re ~,
MadIsoniln. with an The uaterals-tbe os,sp.ys
Stationary establishment or Jangifee a sullivan. con.
iraciors Tor furnishing Stationary 20 Congress rbo
hgo ihon extended 10 The Medical College the rot
Of which ,yas Destroyed -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

The Globe asserts that The Wig members Of Con
gross intend 10 Keep Congress in session until next
September that they may stay there to frank Aado
mans to their constituents. The fact Is friend Aliens
PAPER Is good ono, and he. free to say, - a
talented man, good editor and worthy cu-yyolker but
we did not suppose that he possessed that tremendous
influence IN the country that would enable him 10 keen
Congress IN session three months in order 10 CroDk his
paper. u he does we all done over tailors and
we might as well have government at all exceur
Tie Madisonian. We have two very strong grounds
however 10 hope that the horrible supposit or If the
Globe arr not strictly correct One - that We never
khe" the Glohe to tell the truth Pie other is in the
fact that there are Ten majority in the lower
house and Eve ar the Senate Of those who would
much rather De bitten by raitlcsnako than topcl he
Aiadioonan. snd they therefore adjourn Congress
" hen they please. The Vanter have majority tbsv
can carry things their way. and they should be
made res ponsIble for all public acts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

VINO DIn IT w. were struck, The other day. by
me pam common sense exhibited by a gentleman
from lhe country in conversation upon politics We
remarked To hn that rcjOced 10 hear that he
was noiJngcr supporter Of the present adInnistrs
hon' and observed ct the time that he lad TN
doubleday good reason for his change ofUpiuion.
g My reason Is very plain one said he one thai
every man can understand looked rosnd me aEd
FUND every thing going wrong, and asked myself
what made II So who made il so and my reason told
lac that those who had powoEnusi have made il. The
wings have no Power-ihey could not have brought
ahont this state of things-ihe Van Buren, mon have
had all the power and they must have done H."
Thus reason seemed 10 US a good one. lie had
con'e 10 Hie same point ihatte would have done had
he wadcd through the WHSLE field Of argument
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

: 1--we most sincerely regret Tint cos,s 90.
P1IJ.y so oiten occur among tho clerical rsttl
a'd we nope the wolf IN sheep's cl, fb,,,i S. 4,
e ,ie To- ioiowins letter from SIR. Mayhew Viii re-
Ply Fass him along, brother typos that he Tn
De held NJ 90 universal coUtembt ana tbns0n my
many from becoming his dUpcs. save
g.. New YonK, Dec tz,b ,sso
Slt- Athough am not personally sc,,,. -.
you, trust, " hen vOu bcrcelVe he ~ ~ ~
nv letter, you will excuse the liberiy g.Jtct OF
essing you, IL iSspossible ven ma ~ no, nv ll no.
ihAt man by the name OF EnOs L. Fenve;cL aio
~ ,nls Guy, formerly Baptist preacbc ard :, ~
ia,y knOwn 70 the citizens Of Nor - sau "Hiii-
ltEvgnrSp INrOsTER'J Is mann a. ,,,,,tO % 10
cine an selling u for the Matchless Sana,ii .eoi
" ~ en- perceive you are the general seenf VI
@ ,S,,icJ ooeneVe sir, that Mr.. Fenwick IL an
uhpflhe'picu Nun as he was not long s;ncc 49,.
SGD irOm the ministry, for taking .ei oego
49, l WI members Of his church \ bSreeoy ~,
h. s,,.edi w hnayeTy feel ANXIOUS that ne ~ III
should be defrauded by him ond 80 ,I is,Ow cltzchs
g,,y ',SI Characters. I deem il the cooseieol az
,vbSyc,r... ~ uian, TO expts5 vliaiay and ,ice
n0tke,O e a.l heneyer he meets u. BESIDES Sir
known 70 yon ,b aU l sfoule prompt me TO make
IA 80 nank God has been raised from a vSsstins
s,o,,itvh' 70 perfect hoalth-and that too ~ nc
crs S ieans oi gsing enc vial and half Of Match
q Il nluVe, which bought az 252 Broadway Of
- .. FRANCIS, your agent for this city BELIEVING
-, 80, yog WI duly appreciate the motives which
49, noufcd me 70 address you thus unccrcmonI-
'ie 70 expose 20 the world the bsse ioposte, IN.
'tCkt subscribe myself -.
sII yery. respectfully }. p. MAY HRw.
DIR. DAVID =. Rowland, , -''
Boston Mass
y. $. Mr. Jones, the bearer v no is about "a
start Tor your cry will hand you On letter and M
ygu desre ne VIII gve you more detailed sccount
,ffenwick' than y would be possible Tor me 10 %
'nPsP"' =, z. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

4 YLFK-We regret 10 learn thatour friends in w.
r county have exhibited some liulc dIrcleciicn foul
that spirit and funness of purpose which has hitherto
characterized them in selecting persons rs rinI
dates to represent hat ceREiy in the legislature We
"ou!' not be considered endcavoring to dictate to
them IN fhoir action but we would ask them if il
Is not practicable ipheal the division that toy exist,
among the wings there. We have no doubt lbs, both
ihe gentlemen selected well capable Of filling seats
IN the legislature; but oncof Ee candidates is an old
nag who has been rdd en- safely against very strong
opposition for years and we would respectfully
remind tie frioCds 81 Mr. Jones that tins important
J'"cirTe IN political Affairs presents no time to swap
horses.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

Judge JonN c. WRIGHPcf Cincinnati, has taken
The cultural chair Of The Cincinnati Gaze rc. vice
Charles Hammond, deceased There are very Tow
men IN this country who could I'll tho char vacated
by the death Of Mr. Iammond, Of these few We think
}. c. Wright is ono.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

HGr in all ages aad IN all countries IL has been
observed that the cuyaiors of the sp are those who
least willing to part with their rights and submit
themselves 10 the will Of a master"
NM Al HARRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

PUBLISHED TRi-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
AT THE CORNER OF UNION AND WATER SITS,
WHEELING. VA.
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ONE TERN-Ffom Tho PeopIe's candiJo,c

ONE JERM.-ffOm the Peoples candidate.
NORTH BErD. 9Th Dee 1889
deem II proper al this time 10 rcncw the assurance
heretofore frequently made that should be elected 10
the Presidency will under no circumstances consent
TO be a candidate for a second term
WA1. III. HARRISON
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Connected with The above, is one of the most ey
icnsive READING ROOMS in the United Staies-
Terms TO subscribers, s. year Strangers are free
- visit for the space Of ono month those who CON
tInue 10 vsl lOr longer tcrm will be pul down rs
Subscribers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

J. $ buckingham, Esq. will deliver the frs, of his
addresses Egypt and Palestine ON next Thursday
evening, the 18Th inst at the PRESBYTERIAN Church :
The reputation of Mr. Buckinyharps Lectures has pre
eeded bun here aud We have no doubt the najoy OF
our readers m town wish much To hear linn. They.
Us ali should feel the deep and abiding interest of
Christians IN the Holy land, the land oiour Saviour
The land IN which 'ho power OF God was displayed for
the salvation Of men. will find abunnR! food for con-
temptation and p!easuFahle reflection in these Iecr
urcs; and the admirers Of we,drous antiquities, the
relics Of the old world who look hack upon the panv
ys of Egypis greatness with sublime emotions will
be srliiiiod and improved by the observations of
strong intellect, expanded by high degree Of cu,sa
ton
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

NlRG'NIA-At The coRslcncomeni Of tho Univcrsi
~ OF Pennsylva ia, held lhe3l inst the degree OF
Doctor OF Mediocre conferred Oh IG2 students
- Of " were from Virginia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

The TIPPECANOE FLAG Is issued from this office
the lst aud 18th Of every month. Price 80 cts.
tom this tine until the Presidential election
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FOR NICE-PRESlDENT:
= jon n II n l. Il IL.
:, . VIRGINIA

o. Virginia.
NRGfNn ELECTORAL TICHEr.-Thc following r.
the electoral ticket agreed upon aud recommended To
the OF the Old Dominion, 10y the Harrison and
Tyler Convention which met the 2ith Feb at Rich
inoBd
Is, risirict-John w, Murlaugh Of Norfolk
81 do James w. Pegram, OF Petersburg.
81 do WIN. - Archer. of Amelia
4ih do Richd kidder Meade. Of Dinwitdie
9Th 90 Henry r. Watkins of Prince Edw ard
9Th do James G. Bruce. of Halifax
7th do Whiimen y. Tursall. of Pittsylvania
9Th do Thomas X Joynes, sfAccomack.
9th do Eorborne T. Sutton. of Caroline
10Th do Willoughby Newton. Of wcsimorvand
]lth do James Lyons of Richmond City.
18th do Valentine w. Southall, Of Alhcmarie
18th do John = Pcndleion, of RaPpahannock
l4h 10 John Janney, OF Loudoun
18th do Andrew Hunter, OF jefferson.
18Th do Phihp Williams, j. oit'rederick
fgth do VIM Seymour, OF Handy.
18th DO Briscoe g. Baldwin, of Augusta.
18th do Ballard Smith of GEccnbrles
2Oth DO Edward Johnson, OF Bo;eionri.
2la do John " lIumes, OF Washington
22i do George w. Summers, OF kauawha.
23d DO W's,msn H. Wiley, OF Nlouongaa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

pretended friends of the people who call merchants
blaeklcss
~ 10 the assertion rradc ~ the Gazette thar there
were bat 1000 present ct tie meeting az srountcd
We leave II to the judgement OF those who examined
them closely The falschOod will 10 him mo- good
with those who were present and make him despised
ipr hrs want of canior even by his own party We
still adhere to position that the member exceeded
six thousand and there were Witnesses enough 10
bear Us out IN the assertion Some If them were Van
Buren, At Is irne sore of whom gathered in one crowd
and conccoted plan 80 coil oct VIM. Kcnnon. To
make an opposition speech tut were deferred from do
ing It aud reni away ashamed by gentleman asking
'hem If die Harrison men had .er disturbed their
greetings. There Van Buren, mon there lcou hu
were gross enorgh Insult the lady who presented
the banner Whit she was speaking There wer,
Van Buren, men roo who were base cnuush 10 revive
the old pe''iooai sior, of Dali allen and hang out
/ peiiieooi before the procession. We have however
'he pleasure Of saying that house of rcscoabilii,
could be found in 81 CairsviIlo where such an o,;
rage would be rersniltcd aud the perpetrators were
obliged 10 resort TO house of i'll fane,O accoupl.l
( It. 1ha, was perfectly appropriate
/ The mex, atsck was as usual upon the ladies 1
IS part Of the political creed Of Van Bnrcnr,m il il
has any, &c carry back their career Of cviliza-
ton 10 the condition ofSavsges or IIottenU,s they
would also degrade woman TO the position she hold
amongst ihnse people. They would make her a slay,
m everything. the wnnton Of an idle hour De
bar her from thought Gom acton from the canvasslng
OF principles from knowledge. from the exercise o
judgement The mothers OF G -eccc put on the armo
OF their sons. and sent them forth battle. Those u
Rome cherished valor and inspired their sons. their
brothers AMI lovers TO no bic deeds Of patriotism and
worth. the women of ancient Switzerland when tho
men gave way before the couquoring spears % Roman
legons, rushed forward with their children in then
arms and on the serrcd steel cast life as worthless oil
when liberty gone. The women of the revolution
IN many instances evinced Il strength &c unS a firm
ness. PATRIOTISM trot always exhibited by men undcl
similar circumstances, u:ld shall their daughters be
PrShbiied' by the sculity and ,ulgarty all editor
from engaging in their proper sphere of action from al
viSing from encouraging their friends husbands and
t'oihers IA the conflict now ragn- IN which depend,
the existence Of our freedom aud OF our institution
on which hangs their happiness. on which hangs the
hohor OF the country they love as well as wel
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The executive press labors 10 throw the response.
hly OF the enormous increase of the public crIeudi-
iurcs on the Opposonl Was ever charge more alb.
slrd' and ridiculous Have not the party in power.
VIII short intervals only, claimed a majority Of both
houses of Congress for the last eleven years Have
they ot-had possession of the moacy made the es,i-
males and carried the appropriations by ,rir votes
Nj It certainly. and'ro soraisiy can convince sensi.
bic man that the minority be responsible for the
acts of those who have tho whole power and the
Whsie Of ihcmorey.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-14

The Hon THADDEUs Belts, Senator from Con.
neeiicuI died at Washington Tuesday last. lie
was buried IN the Congressional buying ground on The
following day.