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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

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'.ih HE'- -.Ea-i ilVc had fD iurs r... f,r,. ,.i
..1i b" home Tomorrow Cpu'ourI ihr-e ssf..I...
"1.es H.r7 ODD 1i home. have f.,.5 a. mimi 81.
HF..' ln Gov N"w1-I fD pardon t.- d. ...r r-......
'.' '' '"naiI0. ni ifc.r voting with r- Trs..
'' pc 70 'no.hnI' ihe 'r...ss whom r.s
ia.irlar iu.r ...l n. ,'.e a1... s... ......
'"."..-s HH..| ...g Dbl. .cir.g..r ..... .- ..
."... 'n s '..i uafl ea..' '...s ODD .r- 500.
'.-. H... powder could be- hag, ..r-r .....,.
... t.s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

"Nsr l1r.. !Sep' $50
,if 'EH S.E-'Chc Wlrr- hrvuc g, ID ur, re-.
80" 90 sign ara Application fs M r. ap;,tiru.rt a.
10 c % inspector. a.n nov ready 90 emf, q, ia 90,
% - hear any proposal, yol my feel dirrgs.d Z,
>''''i'' io' "'f iariA@F .!vsu4gr. haste. wears.
-. T. G.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

sor'io light "Niro asks the Poet. be crash.
q hye p!oif" Aud what i,anAs arc dIo 1, those
usiehiIl guardians of our liberties. ,,ho s1ve TO
j ar lsmb. ~t.c Demncr,cy." fc.n nlnrg INTO such
pluings sure here disclosed But let u look la,.
;her. What have We Arrcl--
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

"iaf,tI lei 'fsT. o.. 80 :
Ny b~'r Fci"w.-if would fay, f..r1 u.nci, BOZ
'-T :s' "r 70 had taken letter. from H,arclg,-, rs
Ss'' ''nn'h and Bowen However aiu doing well
have seen Swift. luI LA ErHrr- t,rr ,,., .,..-i
'Iess They ""rc wiling o. rla az f1,, r..lt ..s!
"a n o. t-.''nE l-el. vni.r- bot g,era ia nv ..y
'"rt cn ioglHG u3y chaps Thar m.Eh: .,,,.., az, o.,
F'a.ir 'F .sti"r 20 vote Esascyas Wa h,.,F,.
h'n"r IHamtHr Hall sticks 10 such SINAI, a,a.
iyr-. Love 10 I'nebc. Good bye
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

Church M"tIH--'Fha Wilmington. No-h c,-,,
n' 'hr9n'cle snys-A Gag will ronl,rr,,y mo,ni, =.
CLOCK. ne presented 10 the W,lm,sgio, voI,aa..
ny Tue ladies OF the MethpJi,t Episcopil S,ce,v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05
(ESCLO,uRESl
Pui,aicl ,hia, O,,. 1873

l' ------ ------.
Nm lrrk I'D - ~
q" ''''H h'F-. 49, no1n tho cn, WIN
are garhrg ~ iJ-.s:o.,s 10 :. q .s...
,+''n:'co i.'ci 'y ao7a's We most t-v ~ ~. :, -
l"i uirm. wish ypf wori SEQ sss~- y, ,,.,,. D. D..
c'' WAC ia- iullc,c" Win Gr,u-c' n .'c c.r1. o-
Draper '".ual i''cln, 'hcv ou2h' % launch org.
80 sec" $50. IL isa go1l fl!"v. md viii Grf-
"r So dozen cr tNH sharp eyed fellows WIN t,,.,,.
every in iiTr'n ."'.cr ~ i's liqrr-r. nsisd ,i
.ry 20 ss-l no pn Eve or SIX huuGr,G dbl!
Nulss truly. x C.
~. l.--l sop :; lhc United St1r.-,pao.i.. ,r,,
'"''.a s'',s bauA ~ r=lh9r IuIsr in ;h7i bg r.lr
JBJ.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

. 4'E.'-@s4H.
'pEN& G---,-l am sorr, vHv are ~, r..Y,t1a:;
al'r tli ihs.'' ilsNot. E.t r,m,mh,r iu,t Won ca,
E'N a. Ih',r gcul! omen caI. friS!;i,. ,r,n,so of
Hces "r any s;e i'ir c'p?ru. ,ti..u y,.n RAW Hl,
.'E are ". h'i"''h.r mon. "'d ~, 10 10 what's r:y l.
Weather ~. 3 lilcr. i,r ., irirn ,h Pri, Iii
so" y"n sue Jnil u' "a, Egn,uds 81, lr ,-s
",'ea V'y,h ,..!' evening IA be there "a ua.ring
h'u-' p.S.
'N'mcaiN"r. IA Wing, vii. 10 nothing ar,o.."
Bu! WHAT have We here
f\D
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05
GENERAL HARR;sl,

Arrived n the ,i'v This morning finn E,-,i 7. ..
eyccll'u; hc,l.h. \ luis accident occurred =, t.r
yss'ori's which shows i'pi h. j.. nor o., Q s d,
Ne las c''r"irs represent him iic -. riEu- ov,-
17-I "I ms farm. through fvn.c. d.. ,.:rI eli i.s
"H'r"a..r Ctnrl r,,.c>. in r'aec ,,'ri seemed MS
'17'h o'" as vol covered with 7.as. ANY rl,,.
part 81 ie field, suddenly hc tel Do. hasss sirLi ID,
nr' ii""-H hn w"s about io Tall. rha Gcurr.l sa.an,
from 'im and aEhicl upon the ffr ground. and ibe
For-" .cii iron Is O. 30 feet into hri ofs.nl hole
'aHf.rI ~ Tie tnnuci.ac beneath. The General Co.
''r.' without ihc 5, sae,, :n.ury Cir. E,r.
81 "r"nc gentleman. lately bathing iu the Miss.
''iI' H'cr on observing snuc laI.pS suddenly M
'''h'"s asar'y d'"wncd hianscii lua moi, O. of
r'irrmc d"iicacy.-s--NuHrc imrriogu
I""'I! Fo>, You'll DE-, Hcighhor-N O Pi-."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

NiNaEl literary nolCes are v . y nc lAHt'
shove; but WILDE charged 80 cents r1r Insertions,
or less.
fNc proceedings Il Tho CITY council. CITY ordinances
mi orders. regularly appear in this PAPER.
Connected with the oHi-o Of publication of the
Wheeling Times aud Advertiser, is a JOB & BOOK
TRfNTfNG OFFICE where may be had on c,vom-
tfc'er'GS. Blanks TO order. Cards, iiandbis. show
i3iiS. &a done an the style and short notice
10 ilaic AT tho Comp'inc Room Of the wheeling Time
and Advertiser:
Ctly Susomnns CoHuty summons.
Executions, Executions.
Bonds. Bonts
Sd'n;no1S Tor Assault, Resemblance o.
hail.
County : imrn ~nS f5r Assault Deeds Lenses. Warrant
Sresns' Bonds. Declarations - Glrn!s) Bills ur L.
ding, Pedlar's Notes. Notes of NJ. & VI Bank, Nuie.
IN. w. B'uk, Checks on all the banks, bound anG
pltin. DC. SC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05
80 NJ

Nee y,ri o.. -. 1919
"Dlar c.. have returned from Washington
'ni Sa'" G".'- the business ~ Philadelphia Is aii
=. az toth places. Let inv SEQ son. i,rr,af. ,,-,
"Iours. Truly. JARVIS"
no KIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

Go, % ,Hf sunLINE--A fellow giving m ne
count 81 being chlsod by mad hull sad
'Ihe bull rcnred like ihun,ier--apd ran ILL.,, It,
nhs-nnd ON jumping tho frncc as op,rk a. 49,.
sar' iall from Oh" gallery tUro nv lrsecbr. n. -,
"eavon aud earth were coming together" ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

y heavy sh'rk Of an car.alu-Sc was f.li 10 BfnoE.
.y" Conn or Tuesday evening iast. sand 10 be Nor
severe jhaH any iell before
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

Como s'cd with The above. is of The nc, 90
tonsive READING ROOMS in the United Siaics-
Terms To- subscribers, - ycar Strangers arc free
u visit a. tor tho space Of me month those who con
r7ue to visit II for longer term vii, he put down q,
aubscribcrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05


TO night, Sncr l,S had a long cnn.s., vita Alan
n'W'", H'i nii HE L,-Afa--s. a., ucrrt = a. e.,
g. 'n - Al iay ocs before s-yeo an. d, II ali -s,,
At Hnys'a. Inns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

iHE TRUE SUatJME.--A gentleman v,s 49,. -.
g'to' ia controversy with clergyman snI de,I, -
Wi,er' ancient or modern ryall,d iomnr j.,
ne SiolmiIy OF las conceptions To provo ,,,; -
ton nc cited the allowing passar. ''''' user
'n'e irown-, and darkons morn ,l,a, ,,.ic -
skies There cried he. what passage will Won fnT
eq"'i ." ms irown from my brehrer
"verstadoNs the skies with darkness potent
Tho clcr,vrp,, III a., -.
IL I' , man ua not Illuminate long for nm answer
|Oih chapter OF Revelations. verse lin " 'io
And saw great white throne. and Ir;.-,t.
=, % IT, 'io'n "ho~e face The earth nd beaysn, goI
away. and there was iounI no place for ,h.,
,,,eI s"1; he remarked. could only pu hslr,be hon.
the ~ ,r,'ue oy the distortion" Of his vsngc At
Fembies' and seeks anniharion fir .hcl,rr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

7 -
"Gaiiay morning Sep. 10.
"Dcar Sr-- o.: ,q's -hezd arh.-,nI can't Con-.
10 Tao uAiro itis m'r3''uC. En"luscd are tl, ri.rs
AMI rncir'r'uiuTs Keep them safe H.yrp, IL.
should ',Sc anything: Blast thc WAig. and ,,o,r
Governor Yours, / n -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

less gull our dear liberties have been ra,rd ir,n by
these disclosures On mus; matches D,-lrct A.,n--
noy--m'sI rgsa'a' Eogo der. uad,: wh., Infinite 90.
isanons vii hes United States forever hereafter
be la'i 10 YOU! y, wonder a, your aal' and ,our
When yon had oacs oaain,I sent os ,hc.s mos,
reasonable 9oPor-! the '''o.', gratitude mus, sr.
e'crha h'sTod mp" yna like Poun upon Cs,l, Er-
-' ~ '''"''' 10" are rs.e"H'"S. which t. an, that
monument should "" "reciud 80 YOU. tanning mare
'i'' man is contained iu '"" Fu"> ui J lhc Van ~.
'.n ''N'is Ih h' CIV "Iu inc rsusiwc uscaagrs of
N',e''s '.'In New coy h'-ll-s. 30 'ia yl'.-r.
- 'n'N MO-. .. IS, -s-'- ''.'l T-,-t ;'ey are,
''' '-s.: ''rck rud s-ui-s'tad3r.!u. def .rufr-,o
A.gck ga laci- dcssr i'a: charcoal Nu=.I u,le
n hc "ar, uppn them. Pause. e-r...e .r..,l,,,...
rud S-It.--
go l.
= g. Co., 90 j. j. S.
"ilr7s. lama 7.h.i-31
"D-'r 81 Gad -a-,. u,i D." abe % obtain 'r of.
irU "i -four Inspector. aly WAY en- rN a. There
lra G1rr pi-- sham lca', w dish sighl 500, rl
"i be l"herot enough aeiorc BE- gets Ihrorch with
feeding ms I.u-.v family EI.rh.,. MIL r D, ,,,r
pa., be- con2eI.rI To snhurrr, Tor sono rnc ,s, =.
they ,n.nn y,us friends shall li on urn n, hold
over lass. Under p.'s"a' c.sru a.,rnr,s. begin FOO
... -r-1:siy nlI- o ear.a .as g,a 97,gay % Co ~.
A.n vrn 'nai way inclined see Tu;, soon d.r,c
'a Zone ess Hail ours. truly.
JAS o..
:. d. ''---' ~. i'.'s08o 'n-Fscrr'
l\c ID
".''7 OK. Jan. T. 1859.
"HI De- .r'.'l,i n OF 'ln same ,ag orthirs,.r,s
E' a "F' % '"e HH'a! - ,Hria $50 100 the rrs7. rs
.'''.a s.t''"r '"''"@y e.sc. = Cos. May So
"t1Hf' i's'. N..t ca'ae %. Iua,.r5'rlv TO-.
collect l''' 1-,"'' seward ""r terminated oaa.,,,.
>'.' '' -''.a 'h' '3.-'7 E.-- a".@ 'rfataa!v aug
I..' mae 90 '''.'@ "' O.. p,I 'fv.na g.. 90 vor!a
D. % .'.' 90" '' set hI7 ""'. iie ie %. aa! s'rE
'' d. 80 ..' ''N' y"l-' '... 'i' s.!'sr % '~r.g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

The hon. t. H. Walt @, Ge,rs a. IS cz. oc,cd home
trcsn Evrope IN q icN dlys
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$50. /
IL Ia

"iHaE. .FsH.u y 7.h l-31
"D.sr II .,ud .'.- Il, &c.,, be- abe % obtain t,- p,
.rr "i -four 'nspcri"r. aly WAY en- rN o. There
lrr g1rr pigs iaan lca', w dish sight Sa.,.rl
cl hc lohe-ot enough aefure BE- gets Ihrorah with
iceorI- ns honey family. Ia they Viii s,r % most
F'.' br compelled o. S"h"rrr' Tor snu0 ruc VT p
Nbts. loy tH' Stnate o. thorough loco t,a vel arI
.hcy nsHu v'a. friends SHALL aii on rr-1 iir mold
over i'". Under p.'r"u. c.ru ...rur-s. ! begin foo
DO - seriously ri Go" eura .as Y,1 r5ayas q Co as
Ago vru Irai way Inclined see Vu;, soon a.r,c
90 Cone -sss Hall Yours. fru...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

% ''" a'srn' oi monies received 81 -. OHIO Cara,
dunns lac months of S3p,cahc, lSS9 aud SCI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

will be Published tii forbid AMI charged - for three
insertions ad p for sahscqr,ui insertion
8, ale, with all advertisements ordered ull forbid
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05
SvEuEE1IG.
EIBCiNI

THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER ;. 1850
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05
OT.n Sol.

Io3 re- . nae 7o"HS man. bg' poJ 80 =, ram. :; -
'i"n in"Fc, friend. y"l Gun; come inr' s,,I ,,,,
", ',"'k"enrr Yes 'jy to illI ecrc,irr.r r.. ~:
the new American rucatr- = '0
10, J'IS' allow me To take y nccr " s,;l - III
'''Hrr stopping nnd turning ahrnriv
",ani d H. SIR Ny lrrs are 10 le, No ,.-,, :;
81 ihH nvn"rs AMI !c>sres"
he iniIuI,r ''''''" nero sad
"bh IT, sail the homes; door Loc,er o..,..;..-.,.
ey's wan b'HiliC',t r.9r2s on. n, N oro.,,,
i'ii me- soldier, hast hnu uici" saij Ia, 80,
GER grasping The pnnr dcork .cpcI's arm
Wei, rec; IA" sid ID, man mil. IL, ,Li,,c
' S IN 80" AMI nc !0nkcd mo the tan .,cui,,,,,,.
eyes cNPacIins /" cieei some syc,n,,, -, ''
"Ani cii!dren1' said the enquirer. ,,,,I -
START. $3.50 VIM " Tragic
well ulster" replied t'.c l,9r..ran-r ~ ,.,..,
tp' small clnurc { Family
Here. iaSc ,s wedge %! r,,s. 81. en- ~. ~. -.
NO Stranger iEr@"S M a block al want ,.,f Co., H..
hand ''' "'o''Noei c
The man hooked at h, v,a!. 7,I Tho, =. -.
ger. w"h great dc,l ct a.,aui-h,nrr, and ,r,, 49,,
VII" very S''irnn drb"rniI1n. I,ok here, ,,,,, 49,,
3''u man. ~ pretty clear me v,,Ir npo.L., -,
N"'N you 70 oHI, but WON'T 30 tor W., Il, c,, g. I
'"s "a '"S WY round me. for may be- a r,,p .,,.
Y'HhS man. h"f go' i,t c me m
-" 81 "-i, said TIC r1nxer !lrghn- .ro,.-
trnsty. honest fellow an yn.'u nII -, ill.,, you
better for II hereafter : lei ma n,,s lar ~. ~ 90
that of a hurry" - 1''''
10" ea@f c'm- IN, frcnII tell yon. WE, r-,
10. a@ d"n,' know IA M gool man -
well. dun'''
Ny nlnnrs Is Smith"
r on don't say -! low il No Sn.t., AMI H.,
amliy' aud what has b. c,no ol .J,5,,r
ne stranger gave vent to a he riy l4n,i,
.ou ~ ~ ltn- h. neghbor. n, mich, u. -, b..
u II goH cant c91lc ip!r' ' i''''
My nam is So smith" s,iI Tho ;,,i.;i.-,
'lHh3'nS h's tone. aHi assuming thai ,ipni5-I "a,
ne' an" graceful ntuinIc peculiar To hi'n: 81 ~.
us /" nero tom The Gen. Pranc which >. s,,rt
's"'nl "vo HUNDRED ond :; vrntg miles above W.,
D r. am the css"e OF this estabii.hI,en adm,
your "ieni"n T. hnsints' You shall retain ,,ur -,
u1'i"n a. one of m dnorkecpcrs. as Iong rs o.,
ana now s'r please allow Tue favor of 1.
sung IA for a few moments" ~ f-'
ine man II. npnn his knecs. iuSt n. Trip,o,ir,.s
MndilcNork did nciorc Chafles MI. and -
'"s MS hhnd gracefully. walked in.--N. O. Pie
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:. y S., E.4. Tahs~g3 Iu-rscrr."

'AHgap, Jgg. iG 1888
Dear -'Marcy q. here Pray como up Iriuc.
d.icy. II ,"E can do b els we'll as uo,. let -----
have dollars before you leave. as s!o NAV ,na.c q
itss u hagt rru
b The wty;i saw legislative Gor;uucni Of LAST.
year this !nI"ag. which startled rn" How ran yp,
way m' s1!,rv "f i,ru ih1gs1d dollar. .ur The nee of
nay commission g. oct a. STAGE yu have worn hut
lac o'c = l.iag rnrrcrn. 20 tho an,s.I ur ,,,r.
'ian five ,hpgs .ud dollars pc, auugu'
.'N'.IrS ,ruir. a. q C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17
TO THE EDITOR or TIE ENQUIRER

TO THE EDITOR or TIE L.tQIIRER
On Monday last Stafford Court, and | 10
not recoec to have more persons at the Cour
House any ordinary occasion. The Wing forces
looked unusually sprighty, and were talking about
holding large meeting in the evening for the purpose
of bringing out candidate for the County to ru.
against DR.. F,tzhugh. One who did not know their
tricks would have supposed that they really though.
they going TO defeat him; but | am too well
cuStoncd assocatng with them, not TO know the warI
and means they resort to to keep up appearances
know the efforts they make 10 keep their spirits; but
all will not do They have been Dragging often and
long, that no has any confidence in Them, who
derstands them The result OF their day effort proves
that all their Dragging is yain-:hry raised no necH
and were not able TO raise candidate. No man dared
to take the field in opposition TO the Doctor and ;,.
was that against their prirate interest But,
Sir, they knew that they would ne beaten, and this they
could feel to be 10 their interest to the interest OF
their party, it would but make the weakness of their
cause more manifest. The evening came on and th'r
countenances told but too plainly that their hopes had
fled; they seemed to be in the "Sough of DesDond lac
next day came and found them in the condition,
spirit!ess and detected Their political Thermometer
seemed TO have fallen below zero their political pulse
seemed Ia have almost ceased to beat. thought the
hour Of their dis solution had but little squad Of
them rot together who appeared suddenly TO revT",
broke out upon the Administration calling NJ. Van
Buren, Yankee rascal, Abotcnist, &c, and dcnou.r
ing the Office holders under The Government vile and
miserable dynasty and swearing they would have CT.
ddate. The appearances they gave OF revival, hc:-
ever, were but the spass Of death; they again sun.
into silence, and were heard no So / think the
Doctor will walk the track without competitor,
But should the party 10 lIic again, they must Ell
Their take The old horse that has been twice beaten, aad
Is now fnundcred and broken down-o. certain young
colt OF pretty long clear limbs, it is true but Judging
from appearances, wanting in stamIna-or the E:ti1
pony have heard spoken Of, who Is too short 10
ut all So we will beat them, do they vii; bu'
think they are afraid TO I'll Stafford will return The
Doctor to the Legislature next winter 10 vote for t"o
Democratic IT, States Senators. She is yet true TO her
Ff S,rsFF0RD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17
.U2at nieh, ,chas deres, ,rhrt starting ho'c cnna'

..ITAat trick rchat dtrcs, hGt starting ho'c ranst
then nom Gnd ont, to hide tee from this opcn and Gp-
parent Shame 9"-PE!ScE HEsRy TO FALsrarr.
The admission of the Democratic members from
New Jersey to their seats, after three months and
half spent cavillng to keep them ont, By majority
of thirty-one is fine comment upon Whiggery. True
to its vocation, this party of special p!cadcrs exhaust,
all the arts Of Oil Baiisy attorney to their pre-
tenders and their oonirdera"s n Ncw Jersey from tine
conviction which stands The record of tic
House Of Representatives The question as to the d,s
tinguisllcd Chief Magistrate is ended All the PIC
texts under whc he set lis seal to false record,
decided upon Not of them has been deemed va;le
By either the House the committee; and The result ~
that in using the great seal Of the Stale OF New Jercy
10 sanction the conspiracy between himself and tSo
petty clerks to defeat the will of the majority Of tic
people of New Jersey, and give the fct;ous in tie
House, majority of Representatives 10 put down Il:
will of the nation, he sealed his own lnfamy
We invite attention to the proceedings Of to-day,
sample of the chicane witch has been rractised
throughout this struggle to oist the false memb.-s
from New Jersey on the House. Even after the final
vote was taken. the game was continued, to myst.y
the transaction. Mr. Monroe asked to be excused
not voting because the report of the committee had nf
been printed, and he had not read the evidence!
report and evidence would have been printed mm"I-
aely after its introduction but for the tactics OF VIII
gerry. The Democrats wished it 20 be printed insta.-
ly. Mr. Dromgooe gave notice that he wished 10 NOV.
it, but the Opposition would not give way 10 the mo-
particle in the weighed an hundred times; and %et
Mr. Monroe would not vote the question, beca'!'e
he did not understand IT,! Mr. Adams could not v"le
and several others who follow his Lead stood mute
They gave no rea-on; but every man who looks ne
yond the present hour Of heated turmoil, wli under
stand the motive ofsuch political foxes They kntw
that the time will come, when they would find It mL"a
more d. ficut 10 TO their cool constituents or
voting against the right of majority OF the polls e
ray declared by the judges of election, to confer ne
cbor, 4 re In aftsfv
body of partisans around them, engaged in usurPns
stations for the minority candidates. The =:
Feds q future day of trial, when they will then
selves ask the votes of majority, and seats virtue .
them.
We amused at the management of little busr
body who wished 70 make notoriety of the fac',
that he did not vote and at the time raise nc -
question TO balk the House in bringing the ~ jersey
to close He sat by Mr.. Russell of New Sor",
and encouraged Kim to move that those who had nj
voted should be compelled to vote Mr.. Russell, with
the aid Of this refractory man. who wished to be cc.
PEELED TO vo,c hunted up the rule which requires a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17
FOR THE E-SQ UIRER.
1.nMAInN ApsI-RnIlIES


For the Republicans I" expect success in the Spring
Elections, without Jealous support of their candidates
and principles.
For the Republicans to expect, lin counties entitled
to only one Deicgate) 10 succeed by running two De-
mocrats against Wing Conservative Wing.
Toexpect to find any principles in the Opposition,
save the love OF Office and power.
To expect 4 Hhir merchant in the country 20 show
the least forbearance towards his Democratic debtors
during such political crisis as the present.
To suppose that the Wing party will conccdc to any
Republican the possession of talents high moral cha
ractcr, when the Wings say they have all themselves
To suppose, that Whjg magistrates will show any JUS
tic, fair play, in appointing Commissioners 10 super
intend the elections nj the various precincts.
To expect II ihis Sheriff to act fairly or speak
the truth about poltics.!
To ask Hhig Sheriff, whether he thinks the Rrpub-
lean candidate candidates in his county will succeed
against the Wing candIdatrs.!!!!
To expect Hhi9 Sheriff TO recCtrc tdrCS before the
election from those poor Democrats, whose right of
suffrage cannot be exercised until their taxes of the
previous year are paid
To expect the HAig Sheritfs 10 carry any thing in
their saddle bags, for the next weeks, but the
"Y eonan, and Wing speeches, and documents to give
away to all the Democrats who take no newspaper, and
who, honestly laborng for their subsistence, are
abused By the Richmond Wing 'hard-fsted, huge
paw Democrats.
To hear Wings advocating HARRISON, and then voci-
fralnn professions of attachment State Rights; aaS
blowing hot and cold in the same breath
To see Wings anxious to annhilate the popular vote
of whole State, by the broad seal OF Wing Cover
For men, with their eyes open TO into debt i'm
prudenlly, and then complain of hard times.
For men TO expect TO prosper, except by the old way
of honest industry and economy.
For the Wings to abuse Mr.. Van Buren, .or
traction of the currency. caused by the bad manage
ment Of the Banks, in reference to SUSPENSION NC.
For the Wings of Virginia to pretend they hos
tile to a National Bank, when they support Gen. Ilar-
rison.
For the Wings to claim victories which they never
win to boast and huzzah before and not after the cleo
ton.
For the Wings to suppose that they will beat III"
Republicans this Spring, that Virginia will give =
MA ority for Harrison III November. l.. c.
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