Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-10


os NJ 'onger--lsi, recurring TO the for fsus-
Will give yos-
INC nian whose spirit stirring voice heard
To- h'shes and most chcering anil the storm. imrsrt
'ns new life to the crew.. and assuring sai-ty,o n,
4. Wise.
toldvrr;aia never tire
Mr.. Wise and taking up tho metaphor ofss
toast delighted The company with q concise speech. ~
his peculiar manner lie concluded by Offering tho
following sentiment:
The aid Flag Ship Virginia = Host the Union Jack.
and back ioPsails FOR action.
Vice President Lyons said. he rose TO propose N,
health of ono whom the State had often honorcd and
va whom the people Of this District rteularly rcsoc
mixed personal friend well fai;hful Representa-
tre-he meant JoHS TYLER He should aftemnf M,
enioS'om opon him. because he wss not competent
prononncca proper one and because his bcst enlrv
had been pronounced by The people OF virginia in ei
eva'ing him. as they had frequently Done Ia the high
est offices Of the STATE Nr. Lyons concluded by pro-
osng-
The health Vt John Tyler--Always true TO the con-
siiution and To his Constituents he will find nj. no.
Ward IN the incr, ascd confidence Of his country
Mr. Tyler res oa.ed in very short speech. errrcs.
sng la. thanks or What hccaled) the partial and too
haiiering compliment that had been paid him--cxprcs
sing his entire concurrence in the political sentiments
ofthe largo company around him. and especially his
hearty participation in the feelings OF respect admin
on and gratitude, which it the chief pr rose ef
the company to ma"iest towards the principai euea
whom % had assembled 10 honor.
Vice President Pation rosc 90 propose trihutc Of
respect 10 gentleman who hld signalizct his rcpub
hctl virtue by hrs e1criions ard n ccsses in rio,
oi &c most glorious trinnPhs OF popular l,bnrv ard
repre- sentative fds lily Executive diet,t;on ani
party 'ervliy-l intrnd To propose health 10 b;p,
who is solitary and aoie'' the faithful fearless AMI
uncompromisng representative of tho Emoir. State !,
the Senate OF the Unit d Safes. True he has n col,
league (of whom wish speak with an perscpaI 20
lspcc and with jus. admiration Of his great talents y ,
roll sk, Lxrt H., G..
the commission of State OF New York and is en-
powered 10 speak in her name YET ev,rv b,dy
knows hc does not speak with her Voice and las four
unes refused Ito do the will Of her who sent him :.
he acts as IL he were The SPECIAL reprcscnia,;,. r H.
Fresdent and not Of The STATE he thinks pcrhons ,b,,
the Senaie is comp part Of the Executive n. The
ffesident hnhs that The Executive is m eom,y,,cr,
part OF tho Legi lature." Nathaniel r. Tal,roadce
enjoys the elevated and responsible honor of be-
ing TIE only Iea' rcprss Itaive of Now York in that
august Congress of Sovereign States The Senate h
Cnon ii there are any here disposed 10 remember
with d'spsrIgement his support of The Adminisiraon
Of Gen Ja' k'on. beg leave to remind rtem Of The
ahoiic sentiment ri Mr.. Jcfirson-he dieruto Of mo-
iitlcai wisdom and Ia rt;-'ihat eyrry teerencc of
RI opinion is not difference Of principle We ore all
"hgS-"e are all Con-ervnnves-xe are oil RepuS-
'oas Let me same Justice be dune io Mr. Talmodce
r "a to other eminent advocates of Cen Jocls,ns 80.
nol' and supporters Of his Adminisiration-,bc ,,b
&c adhered 10 H. honesty-it may be- cr,oneo,,,.
oeheved u was. IN good faith. dispose 10 cnrrv On, tho
great principles OF Reform, Retrenchme,,, and Ro,'h
hcahsn' WHICH the lnin.siraiion party prof s. a.
ana upon which II originally came into pow.r Sosco,
as lac saw, or thought hc saw ihat theso rrcs,
, were disregardcd, and that measures anl nr;na;I
ocs'ruehNe oil tho happiness and prosperity of Tho
country, anu snh'ersive Of The public libc rtv ,,c,.
ana persisted IN he broke The shackles of mar
y,wih which lacy sought To bind /, 5 free sn;,;,
snb-'crvieni compliance with the yresIsnl. ;n m,
"aV.y 'nrew m'rif ut The hea Of he I,,lor1 Bo,.
: ~ "'0" On 70 vIc'or'ous assault and the npoa-
,ehuy in;Trgnahe fortresscs of the Executive. md
r drove HIM forth. discounted and defeated .y.r e.
the very citi6e' ofhs strength Ana ,,,o .o y,
'h - To reHi1d all such msy be di~nose sill .,
carp at what they may think Mr. Tal,msd 20. Jr,no,
Srots IN" deiisions of the mark OF enc ,,,o b,d
"'s 'ns"'shed supporter Of the administer tim
"a' 'a' ks"niSm like tue small pox ,onlJ never No
2 aNcn Twice. NJ. Talinadge has nn,seJ fhro,.h IN
ne sass OF The disease: he has undergone iho,o,,
conservative puFseaiion and now stands forth -, an
e "hnpafed Nigor and purity ofhis original rsnub
mean priiciPes-free from The dang cr OF f,,p,ce,n,
gion--incapnIlc e having even The ,,,ol, t.,
seems 10 be NON raging with great and e,,sl ,volo
health To P'"Pose
{ Nathaniel P a,madgc-The Representative ortbo
sovereign Stale Of New York in The Sona,. of ts ~
Mon '-'s VI Eie l.
BY the Presiden'--
william I. kiros--lionor TO the man who rcvoI,.
against The dictates Of parry when parry dictates 10 bc
don', what honnr du:y conscience anal oa,,;o ."
warn him not {, do i'''."' AL
n by Vice Pre,6ent Rax,er.
. Or respected su"st. John nl-A WIZ NJ sound
tive urufratior ''' y" I-Aeeu-
BY Vice President NfRac.
john Minor BoIis-iis Lod yindicaiion of f,e cor
sutonal rights Of the States in The Jersey c,o S,
es niin 10 The grniiiude Of his country The associate
lay Snu wise al TIE hSive b ARD, he will ever lie
Liberty 1Nu
BY Vice President Pev,on.
william G. Preson--Ti honored reprrscn,,,;vs az
ms adopted Slate and The no less honersd son Of his
mo'her. the Ancient Dominion
BY Vice President Baxter.
James Gar'and-Tho laborious able and ca;-s,.,, d.
representative in Congress of the Albcmnre ds,rcr
TESTIMONIAL or VErKEAN-Tbe Hon J,b,
i'oimes' oi Maine. for many years a u 8 ScnaGr in
answer To- letter addressed ~ him on public concern,
illus concludes his reply
But ny personal acquaintance win Cen tyr.:....
IS as STATESMAN. We were members toe c,bs, 4,
the House Of Representatives Of the United sat-
from loI . to Ie2O and the Senate from 1890 ~
4 1897 inclusive. and were on intimate terms.
/ Gen Harrison IS scholar and a genilemap-os
wen rs soldier and statesman Few men in m. a.
nifed States better vcrscd IN military sc;ersa -,
! history As afpeaker his voice and nr,;c,I,t;,n :;
Gear and distinct his dicton rure and classical and
"s eiOquence prsussye ard impressive lie STOOD
high as Representative aud senator and ON mill
| ing. ''' eu'S'
As man md a citizen. his character 10 unerrer-
lionabe. lie IS liberal. kind and humane fns,snc,.
OF h' Kindness to his sodicrs and his cormissennton
Tor The deienceess inhabitants Of the frontier when CT
posed 10 the mcrciess savnges might lie mepfoned
ioy interesting and affecting. Sure am, were Cen
harrison as well known here rs nt home no man
would be more foT ular or better loved
Though he has been long and high in public life he
Is comparatively pOoE having not ,n'y applied faith
folly the public funds wiih which he was entrusted N
public uses. bot having expended much Of his own 6or
tune TO relieve the distress Of his coun rynen
an with semi meBK Of sincere resrert vou, 6;e,4
&C JOHN HOLMES
Hon. Mosrs cAELTox
THE GATHERING song
They're rUusing. they're rousinr in v,uev ana ,te.
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