Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

Ctcghnn probably does consider the system &c
ceaimcnt ON the rart Of General Harr,-on and h's
friends as one which an honorable aud frank soldier
- bound - raetisc npon
Tins is directly impui,ng to Col. Croghan the vio-
laton Of what he lays down h duty take part
hat may affect the approaching contest" The Globe
eau never make bcevr that Croghan has stated !
he would DO one ihrc md The very moment does
other, Is imputed to him by the ilche. lie istoo
much a man IF honor. we believe though a sup.
porter Of the pr~seni administration. Moreover Col
Crrghan showed the committee n bundle Of n, least
Fly letters that hsd locn addressed iohim ~ commit
tees md individuals OF both parties on the sub,
lcci and TO which he had given similar replies. i il
probable that Col Cp,ghan would have selected the
letter Of This committee out Of the whole number To
dispatch to the Globe for publication The charge
made by the Globe against Col Crcghan il. that hc is
in concert with the Globe editors, and that he Mill
not the questions asked. bu; despatch the
formation that they have been asked to n political
sheet that il may be- published. and leave the poo
pie infer tho place tho worst possible
s,ruction upon his silence. The Globe may think this
honesty but il is such conduct few of The officers
Of the army can with IMMUNITY, be charged WITH
We exposed fully the gross Of the charges in
the Globe ofhe 2Sh of Nav. in last and We think
thu, charge equally gross The Globe. in both ns;an-
cc-. seems determined sacrifice the honor of Col
Croghan to preserve that Of the federal officers here.
i TheVan Burcnics are making grca, fuss about
c the conversion OF wcklifTe Of Kentucky and would
leave the impression that 1t tho old member Of Con-
gross it not. however. II is distant relation. man
u who always and always viii he, unknown O.
" fame unless the Vaniies him Tor Lieut. Gov
u Mr. wicklifis says: Il have thought well Of Gen
u IIarrson-I gave him ardent and animated support
- in $50. and yet he PROCESSES to know What
N are General Harrisons polca! principles lie either
nj gave an ardent support in 1886 without knowledge
IS or he IS inconsisien, in his present attitude.
Or Thu congraiulaiory manner in which lir Wick
III life has been received into the Van Buren, party in
'e Kentucky, lead suppose he may be selected
thcir candidate for Lieutenant Governor.
V The following we find in a Kentucky paper
In the exchange pnpcrS. tina, we received Sat
." urlay morning found the of seceiers from
ey the locooco ranks and. by way Of small sprinkn,
r. of variety secedoT from the Wing ranks The
OF ceder from the Wings is other than Robcu
-, W.ckte mot The young Mr.. WicklI, whom no
ticcd on Friday pretty we'll known, where known q
We MI. 10y the gr hicaly description soubrquc OF "troa
sy Bob
nv MIR Wick1s gives in the Lexington Gazette. n col
pd umn OF what he calls his for go;.s tn,
, locoioco party We can h.s true rcaspn within
VIC a much space. The chief Of them j. MORT
a fled vanity. Whilst he belonged To the Wing party
ch he perpciually trying get Congress. La,
summer. IN opposition 10 the wishes Of The Wings, IA
thrust himself forward and for Congress ia oPpos
lion 10 the party candidate. the Han. Richard Have,
h He beaten. dsrnnced, disgraced he received
sh Wing support at all"