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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

GEN. HSRRsoN's KINDNESS To Az IRtsiIMay IN
DisTREss.-Atout two three years since a young
lrshman named John Iianley. of respectable parents
emIgraed Ia Cincinnati Ohio. with his wife, whom he
had married for love, against his fhers wishes which
was the cause of his leaving his country. Some short
time after, Hanlcy. who had kept a small store in Gin
cinna heard of The death Of his father who was n
man of much property. Having also been informed
Pendencc, he sold every Thing and embarked with
his vile for Ireland On arriving there, what his
sad disappointment TO learn that he was left five
pounds or ~ other words disinheriIed. lie mmedi-
aicy raised small Of money to pay his passage
and Thai Of his wife. who was an ocCOmplis ed and
interesting woman, cndeayOrod to obtain livelihood
for her husband by teaching music. General Harri-
so hay"o heard of the peculiarly distressing circum-
stances abo,. I'D. became warmly interested in
behafof the family. win, w.'"e "'Ghlng anu some
what romantic history he sympathI,, WIN 'lu' Ue-
nevoleHce of heart which has ever been cha.
of his noble and chivalrous disposition. There wus
the berth Of Clerkship in his Office Vacant II was
worth five hundred dollars year. Many personal
friends Of the General solicited 1t Of him in behalf Of
Their sons He reluctantly refused them all. and gave
the place To the poor young Irshman, Hanley And
let all true-hearted lrishnen remember and whaf
lrishman has not a and heart. that Hanley
held the office TO the hour of his DEATH and was paid
up 10 that moment though for the last SIX months Of
his life he had been III and unable perform the du-
tics OF his station. For authorities of the above state
nens We refer you TO the three following persons al
Cincinnati. vIz:-Bishop Purcell the Rev Mr. Mont
gomery, and Dr. Banner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

Nor BaD-A bill concerning iniemarriarcs be.
tween 3, ''"s aud blacks being before tho Mawachu
sets one Of - members rose end delivered
himself as follows:
"Nr Speaker shall vote in iay,,, - ''s bill. s..,,
ply because do no, .sh 10 see a law on the so,u,s
D1oA regulating mere m1iler o taste, for sue con-
si1ef To be the whole question Of iniefmarrisee he
tween persons Of different color II IS purely mai.
YET o. taste aad h my friend from Nantucket wishcs TO
marry Hack Hge or green wife. am content III, 10
should have fell liberty 10 indulge his preference e-
either coor. All request ofhm s hat when b,n.
pea to pay him f-iondy VISIT NJ the isi,nJ he Ill
not ask mo TO kiss his mH aaI aao,gs,es e5iiI,,r,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09
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ponde.oe e'&e Unitod States Ga.eaie

NEw YORK, Friday. L. NJ.
We have had somewhat remarkable day at the
stock exchange; the Bears have been sorey defeated
abou; GOO shares North American Trust have been
sod at an advance Of from 81 Sc per share The
Company have received per Montreal accounts OF the
conclusion of loln made by them very favorable
terms Stocks, however. were generally better L. 5.
Bank improved per Ct, and Delaware and Hudson, 4.
Foreign exchanges were frmer to-day; fair amour,
OF business was done; sterling at q 8. and francs at
525; less demand for inland.
good demand 10 day for -four. TO meet orders re.
eoi'ed PeF Montreal 1000 bbls New Orleans taken a,
S5l2i 1000 bbs other descriptions at former rates
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WHEELING. MAEcr 10. Islo.
10 bae frcSidcrS 81 tae
1tYp~oasoe Gao Of a.dssrillc XIV.

To Gis President Il 6s
1tRpccasos Gao q a!aysrile Ky;
Sir-At a meeting cfthe Tippecanoe Club of o. 10
CO.. Va. held oa the 9th inst IL was unanimously
RcSoirod. That an furhcr.nce Of the good cause an
which We have enlisted. and a. an evidence cf
ee'n for our brethren ofIhe Tppecanoe Club ~ Mays
vile. Ny. battling in the righteous cause the
President and Secretary of the Club be directed tn
transmit 10 the Tippecanoe Club Of Maysville. like
ness of Ger. HARRISON encased i'm a Buckeye frame.
10Th the bark or having each corner Of the franc.
a genuine Buckeye set in the wood.
In this rustic setting. have cndeavorcd to fain
y typiy, TIE rough honesty. and republican simplicity
oiour Ing CdbiH-I.ard Cider candidate. in oppos-
ton 10 the present corrap; and arisrcratc incumbent
OF tn Presidential Chair. who lords il through the
land in his English coach. with Inverted servants.
! la our operations in the western portion Of this
State we have been chocred with the most fn,terinc
evidences ofsucccSs IL is known ALL that the old
Dominion fell from her high estate and has long
been prey 10 the spoilers; but in the coming con
ieSt the iGtoary genius of Virginia will be
rignaly represented upon waving BANNERS aud un
sullied. with her foot upoa tho 'rymni's neck
There Is n spirit moving among the peope. which
indicates To The careless observer that ",he day
Of our political redemption Is drawing nigh
Virginia will not forget. the approaching struggle
that the veteran III rrison worthy oIone OF hos
illusirious whose n,blc deeds made her 'he oil
served Of all Observers. IN the "imcs that tried men
souls" That he ton. claims a birthrghi in her SOU
though now. the adopted and hoaored son of ano,he
State.
The Old Dominion will look upon Kentucky wit
peculiar interest during the approaching contest
claiming you her lineal descendant. she will fec
all mothers anxious solicitude in your patriot
struggle, and she will rxut with all mothers prd
IN your success. should victory crown your effort
May you. when the TRIAL is ended. gain from her IN
welcome plaudii "Aiany daughters have done vi
D tuously. but thou eScellest them all
Respectfully,
1 Your obi serr't
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'spectiuHy,
Your obi scry
W. b. TYSON. Pres'i.
n. TIULL, Scc'y.
NASHVILLE. KY. April ?. 1910.
To The President AZ tie
TGppccsaoe Cln5. IF Ohio Co, Va :

NASHVILLE. Ky. April ?. 1910.
To ne President ofhe
7iPpccsHOe GLIB. IF Ohis Co, Va:
Sir-In compliance with the instructions OF the
"Maysvl'e Tippecanoe Club" take pleasure in
pressing through you. their acknowledgements :er the
Presen tr nsmItcd 10y your Club and their high
mate OF the compliment conferred 10y that appropriate
and tasteful tribute OF political regard
The likeness of the oil Hero, by universal dcsre,
has been placed the chair OF pSesidng officer.
in token ofeminent respect both The giyers and the
original.
The Wings of this country thoroughly impressed
with the necessity of combined and vigorous effort ia
this crisis of national interests have called upon all
truc-hearied lovers of liberty. them their
country the End Monday of ;hIs month and in
terchange Of patriotic zeal and emElous eSoTiion
IN the great coming c'Iniest directed hy the u
unanimous resolution OF our Club solicit you tho
spirit of urgent courtesy and riendship iDusu with
US, and become our guests, that consecraed day.
We aic IN no common degree. graIlcd 10 learn thai
the Old Dominion-ihat ancient and renowro II Com.
ealh. the birth places OF Presidents and the
sery OF NaiiOns-at last awakened TO her true cond
ton, Is already lifting herself proudly fr"m tho low
ness OF her present political degrade on. and Is prepar
ing IN earnest To vindcae her claim the motto
semper fyraRRis," which in the days of her integrity
she carved upon her national device, and which she
has so long asd noSly borne.
We believe with you that the day Of redemption is
dawning-ihai the pure lights OF the RePublc arc
streaming through the ms,s of error prejudice, end
delusion which have for years bccouded il and he
assured that g!addcned are by auspices ioru-
nate and avorine breasts would ell with emo
lion Of still oer joy, should Virginia ia this last hour
OF trial, prove herself, her institutions and her
fmc
Kentucky is faithful TO the spirit and principles OF
her carly devotion She is cmphatically he Wig
STATE Of the Wes:. And she was the pioneer M
eNpolling the savage from the wilderness Of this beau
tiiu valley. viii she be found foremost in driving
The ruthless political Vanda from The fair Capitol oi
her country. She will Iced the West 10
the rescue, and nj the sight uf such glorious chival-
~. old Virginia pointing To her children may well ex
claim, i.h the proud and exullani mother Of the Ro-
man Gracchi--" Behold these are nag jeuels"
Most respectfully.
Your ob'tser't
IT. WALLER.
lsi V. p. and act. Pr.st. VI. Il. C..
J. A. JOHNSTON. ! Seer,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

A melancholy commentary upoo tho
experiments and experimentcrs is nr.
nished by paper publ he'd al Raymnnd
MIss'sspPD OF the llh Of March,. non,
lying before Its whole space of Cour
. "'gos Is h!ied AMI cramrcd with ndver.
r Tvs 81 HnerIiis' Sales to IN exclusion
~ 'p'"g els. except a few lines an.
NJ. NJ, ,"e 'So Candidates ,or state offices.
-, In.Ikig ncer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

some member Of The OHIO Legislature Ia., winter
charged Cen Harison with being reward. On which
another member addressed letters to each Of h, aid.
NJ he iaitlc 81 Inc Themes The following b. m o.,
irrci Gorn TIC letter q John Chambcrs who was ON,
~ them
o. The su'9cci Of General Harisons personal biav.
cry. D. % not very remarkable. f be - coward Thai
n10e a nc gallant ca-s ortders who served y, fb
hrs under Cs1crai Wayne, tao~s vho Ought uns.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

We sec - Hanl5.lls in the streets hat the youag
Mechanics Of the city called meet at the First
wheeling Hose House, Friday evening, for The pur
pose Of forming procession in suitable style TO 60 to
West Alexander. on the 2lsI Of May and JON the
Great Harrison Assemblage that will convene there
We Ike the idea. The young Mechanics Of Wheel
ins by union and Energy. form pro cession that
will 90 honor 10 themselves and to The day. The
young Mechanics Of this city well as all other pla.
ees are now labcsins under the evils enlaIled by
corrupt ana TaiDous Administration. and they have 10
desire TO see their wages cut down By Sub-rreasuy-
they have no desire see Iheir homes made barren
by the ruinous measures Of Government They viii,
therefore. we are convinced, SO heart and hsad INTO
procession that will tend iniimda:e their foes n,d
show their owa strength. They viii be sure TO sue
coed to the extent Of their ambition they suffer none
bat Mechanics 20 Join IN their procession.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

Upwards a ninety persona
hnptIxed iu the Da-- undcs-tund, were
Toe -"''e yesterday Of Kaign's Poin'
- spectators Vas unusually CT ,bc
bud banks Of tho river, being .nickiy r,,,
ded whIlo hs place Of baptism fute closed in on
ne water side BY boats fiod ~i'h poopls--Ph,lslel
- Pos
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09
CABIN AND HARD CIDER

ESr "THE LOG CABIN AND HARD CIDER
CANDI DATE.-Gen. HARRISON, when parting from o
regiment Of his soldiers just after he Indian war said
10 ihem--"Gonilcmcn, it you ever com Nincenncs.
Won VIII always find plate md a knife aud frb at
tny table, aad assure YOU that You will never End
my door ssui md ftr string # ne latch pnEe9 IN"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

T'srnv.--It eas decided In The Supreme Court Of
Boston few days since. in a~ion brought ,.,,.
er me amount ofs prorn sa,,1 noie thar ..-
80 nsgrg II made ont. was GOO -. =, &c aslen'e
On sns brylahi ogs'- 80 -. ''' -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

Connected with the above, Is one of the most eI
tcnsive READING ROOMS in the United States
Terms 10 subscribers. So year. Strangers are free
20 visit il for the space of one month iose who con.
Inue 10 visit il Tor longer term will bc put down as
subscribers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

The subjoined Letter has been drawn out from Mr.
Senator Webster by an inquiry addressed him by the
Editors Of the Harrisburg Telegraph and Intelgcncer
The friends Of Harrison, this case as in others that
We have ought feel themselves indebted to the
authors Of inventions against the character and claims
Of The Wing Candidate, for bringing such conclusive
testimony in his favor and such earnest expressions OF
Zeal in the great cause Of which he is now the head
md front.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

his command at Tippceanoc. ut Fort Mei<s. and the
Thames. discovered his eowardcei and that the dis
covery should have remained To be made by some
seursy politician Of the present dayi Tor win venture
To predict that officer soldier IL responsibility
who served with HIM. under his command. can be
found 10 stake the responsibility OF charging him with
cowarlicc. la connoxion with TIN. subject. permit
me to relate fact which occurred in nv presence,
and which j. calculated give idea Of the char
actor OF General ilars,ns pretensuns t rnness and
disregard Of personal danger. On the day preceding
the battle OF the Thames. when his army approach Q
the las, right hand fork Of the river Called think
McGresors fork General Harrison. accompanied By
Commodore Perry and his aidsde-eamp. rode fcrw1r
TO examine tic bridge which crossed the mouth of the
stream and which the eacmy had partially destroyed
and while viewing IT, several hSndred Indians. (under
the command OF reeumseh, learned Afterwards
who were concealed a. cabins called Chatham
and IN the bushes the OPPOSITE side Of the stream
commenced brisk fire upOa the little party in the
midst Of which General Harrison was Al that mo
lmeni d smoun,ed company of Col. Jshnson's Rcgi
M M, commanded by Capt. Benja min wariclJ. wh'
now resides an the noghborhU-d 81; Lexington, m TIN
Stale. came ups the fire OF the Indians sever,
as To induce the gallant Perry cxposiulate eamest,
with General Harrison against the exposure of hrs per
son 20 such CITE. when good could result from II
hut the General coolly replied that he could not Sc
the example of retiring from the Ere of the enemy
The artillery came up IN few minutes and opened
fire upon the cabins. about which the Indians wer
concealed; and Capt. WnrGsld crossing with his com
pany upon the timbers Of the bridge charge them
they ran Ut Respectfully your ohedent servant.
JOHN CHAMBERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

PUBLISHED TRI.wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
AT TIE CORNER OF UNION AND WATER SITS.
WHEELING, VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09
WM H. HARRISON.

w. IN al ages, ahl IN al countries il has been
observed that the culivaors " the soil arc those VIII,
arc least willing 10 part with their rights and submit
.themselves 30 thc will Of a master"
WIN II. HARRISON
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md

The ITpP FLAG is issued from This Office
on the lst AMI 18Th of every month Prize 50 cts
fJm this time Until the Presidential election
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

81 ardeni'y desire 10 see this country ia the sarac
happy condition as the Island OF Cuba"
Senator Walker
Il coincide in the sentiment of The Scuator from
Mississippi" Senator CalloVn.
I'VE must reduce labor low. and bring things 10
their specie value"
Seniors CaiIogn and buchanan.
''The Tariff OF lS2S has made all The difficulty
Bring things To the specie value. 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 TO twcniyscven gov.
ernmenis OF Europe. and find that twenty two have
adopted the Sub-Treasury."
President Van Baren
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

From Anbur 60 Rochester ~ BATAVIA 20 Bnn,lo.
3 {. are commenced. Thus will he whole distance.
RON Boston TO Buffalo, 900 miles, very soon be fin
shed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

THE ELECTION IN VIRGINIA WILL BE
HELD THIS YEAR ON THURSDAY. APRIL %
DON'T FORGET
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

Two SORTS OF BLEssfy0s-'it D. n areaf blrssirr
10 possess what one Uishcz' said soms trs 20 a. ,r
Client phosophcr who replied, o. D. greater blessing
sull not 10 desire What one does not posses. p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

mo1J
Is, District-John w. Muriaugh. OF Norfolk.
81 do James w. Pegram, Of Petersburg.
81 do WIN. :. Archer. &c Amelia
9Th do Rch'd k,idcr Meade. of Dinwddie.
5th do Henry L. Watkins, of Prince Edward.
9Th do James G. Bruce. OF Halifax.
7ih do whi,rnen p Tuns,all. of Piitsylvsria
9Th do Thomas Z Joynes, sfAccomack.
9th DO Nosborne f. Sutton. at Caroline.
10Th do Wllousaby New ton. OF Wes,morelans
1lih do James L. ons. of Richrond CITY
l2.h do Valentine w. Souihall. Of Alsernusie
18Th do John = Pendleon, Of Rappahannoek.
l4th do John Janney OF Londoun.
18th do Andrew Hunter Of jefferson.
10Th DO Philip Williams, Jr. OF Frederick.
11,h do WIN. Seymour, Of Hardy.
18Th do Briscoc @. Baldwin of Augusta.
18th do Ballard Smith. of Grecnbritr.
20lh do Edward johnson. Oi Botetourt.
2ld do John n Huncs of Washington.
22i DO George w Summers. OF Kanawha.
e3d do WaiIman +. Wiley of Monongalia.
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LtwRE Tom BURNT ovr.--Gunr ThotbrrnS.
dwelling house at Haeits Cove des royed b. fro
a week ngo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

The Marine Bank Of Bil.inors has declared b,l,
ypsFly dividend ofihros psfoeaf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09
MAsmxerox. MAncn %. 1910.
To The Editors Of The Telegraph and Iatelligeaoe,.

To The Editors cf The Telegraph and Istelligeaoer:
Srs have this evening received your letter call
ing my attention 10 statement which has been cir
cuiaed ~ the newspapers upon authority wbleyer
hat IN 1852 ON ITS being proposed 10 be the
same ticket with Gen. Harrison refused, o.scr, ing
that he the pity Of his friends AMI The scorn AID
derson Of his foes" Although It would be m vain
mat man IN public life should about cnlrad ciIng
by hs direct authority. every ANONYMOUS state.
meni or declaration 10 he foun IN party presses yet
thus paragraph circulated widely that was H.
duced to take notice of it, and To authorize n direct
and positive oonradi ton Of IL in the National Iniell.
gencer For the benefit Of such as NAV not have soen
hat denial. here repeat it, have done in one or
two otier letters, which presume are or will be- ma G
public IN "a. paris OF the country where the gentle
reside 10 wa. they respectively written.
The whole story is uie-ly false. Friendly relations
have existed between Gen. Harrison aud myself for
many years NOl,ing has ever occurred 10 interrupt
these relations. On my return from Europe, late ~
December heard of his npminaiion by the HlrFIs-
burg Convention. and took he earliest OPP orunity
declare publicly that approved luy no.'na'on, and
should JON heartily with my fellow-cilizens In ne
II supp r.. Gen. Harrison has long been before the
county, IN war and IN peace The history Of his life
SHOWS Inn 10 be brave soldier, n patriotic citizen
and an honest man. IL is late quite too late for
deraction io do Us office upon his reputation either
military or civil lie has now been selected by The
general voice Of those whose political principles agree
with his own, 10 go to the head Of the column and 10
bear up aud advance the flag under which il is hoped
ihase principles may be maintained and defended.
do not only wish his nomination success but intend
also to do all that may become good citizen 10 insure
u il may fail; but # should verify believe that
failure viii be omnous Of a long train Of political
evils 10 the country. II sustained on the part Of those
who have made il. by devoted spirit Of political du
y and love Of country. u may sIrceed and III should
ed, should regard that success as the welcome
hsTbinger Of better times
Yours respectfully.
DANIEL WEBSTER.
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on TERM.-FIom lho People,s cnndldnLc !.

NORTH BEND. 18Th Dec 1899
deem II proper at this time 10 renew the assurance
heretofore frequently made. that should be elected to
the Presidency. will under circumstances consent
10 be q candidate for a secoaI term.
WIN II. HARRISON.
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As snug. rs a bug in a rnr.

lie accordingly quit when 10 and behold Senator
Wright of New York. who rightly Judged that there
ought tn be some little Van Burn leven in the loaf
sen, 800 Van Buren, speeches in a bundle and then
sent wrappers with franks match the Post Office.
and the clerks sent them whom they pleased. and
thought they did it
"A darned sight snugger than the other buggcr."
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MosEs B. CORwrS. Esq. Columbus. Ohio.

The member Of Congress from Hartford Conn. dis
iriet is Wing and used the ranking privilege as
other members do to send documents to his esnsti.u
enis To this the Van Buren party objected an
abuse of the iraAking privilege. although he had them
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

Look OUT FOR INcENDIARTEs.-An attempt was
made on Monday evening las; to set fire TO The Chair
mandatory Of J. w. Robb Esq. Tho fire had just
begun to blaze when the workmen came in the NOR
ming.