Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

IiI 70 o. resent he san 10 u suEiso l ihs Rad 1iur
Rchulic "a
10. B.ciusc his s~ypl'lios arc not il uis11 viii
thrsr ofthc people ct turs crs;r-. %
IL. Because hs claims iur sspaprt. Is asserted h.
his friends. on account ot "tui'ut ul,p s. aI>tu
suishcd services" iurg PATRIOTISM ".rukur~ uioFu
Iun." "singlcnrss ct claraslgr.' "uprra,acs ct ur.'
devotion % principle. "irnnsHs ol purpose, &c. Nr
sound like irony. or ihe ogt-g.asau- ota prur.r1; ul
aEinauou. rather than fact, ys sustained hy Jhc 0,ogn.
ply and character of Mr. Van Bl,ca. LDI)
Is. y clus, his whole c,ar., ct late Is character
iscd d. his devotion Go hs own .it,rr~i lld h,
fixed principle" the "loaves and G.hr~"-rh c sao.ls"
ri Office. b. which he has advanced aai enriched
him,sl. az the nations cost a. ia whirh respect hc
h1s >heNu his "sInglencss Ut character and "iirulc,s
%! pgrppsc." by attaching himself. when .s.Yl "a G.f-
gSCcGd1Hcg. 10 the fortunes alike ui TlJArbJu.. or %,
Clinton. or ct Madison. orot ku.us Ming. or ,i adams.
Or VI Crawford, or of Jackspu-1 devotion o. mcu
("houor enough to serve under such a chief "a, either
Of them rather than To principles. or ip measures.
10. Because his Repuhirlur>n : NOR, tJat doubt.
ui-his interpretation ct democracy CONSISTING. u "a
degraded deviation To himself auj , slav,h o]hcIl.acc
10 that party discipline by which hs oNu lulcr,s.,
have been promoted. (o)
l.. Because ia the unipa ct ultra Federalism auI
Dcmocroy composing lL" party tIlt supports Mr. Van
BIreu aud his Terry Adm.uistrtiou. cannot ha reco.ai.
ci any OF tho high attributes OF lac old Republican
party.
Is. Because his political crecl a, INTERPRETED by
'N. 'N ~ 49, ~" HN RNA.h" " H"Ahr
rrsIsl1uun. aaI Is made 10 be understood, as one
thing NJ the North. and directly ,hc reverse at tIe
south. Lp)
-. Because his measures. ms FAR MS las ia his power
have been as c4uiyogal as hs creed. Supporting tic
views at the South, IN has intercourse with their
Senator'S, on the Tariff question. aud vpIiuc with
The North. under legislative Instructions gotten up by
himself Cd
%. Because while his friends a, tho Nouh aiyo.
cate hls reelection. - y WORTHY son OF NV.
YORK Those n the South d1 the same. a, "a Northern
man VIII southern principles, o.
II. Because m a member OF tine New York Lr.is.
allure, hc voted M favor Of Instructions 10 X llus hing
20 supper, ia The L. : Senate the Nilsson; R,s,n.-
uon' a measure 50 vitality oAuoN.ous d TIE Sputh; aud.
AZ 1919. daring he pcadeacy of LI, tremendous gu-s
ho1, Mr. Van Barren wrO,r anu published "a pamphlet
with a view L. Pr'mp'e, <tor his own selfish cuisJ
the reelection u the Senate OF as champion. R4lus
King. that a - leader oftle Ftiera' party. ID
-, Because his ptrty have acquired their 2sccn.
dency by tbs ajd OF the FcIenl,ts oi 9S. Timothy
Pickering. RIbeu GooliDe Harper. Roger Il. fancy.
Lewis M'Lanc, the Nandcrpoels, Hub5arls, Bl,han.
ans, Walls, lngersOils, Aticrtpns. Gmspps. Keys. Tuo.l.
As > &c. Ac. OF those days; and Mr. Van Buren, h5nS3fI
urging ufua has party the support Of Rufus hiug. Whose
political character and services he warmly culp.isel.
as vel! as The proud character oiihe Federal Party
nnier tia guidance Of Alexander Hamilton and X Jas
hi4g.' "a
% Because he has tampcrej with The Abolition
question. IN not meeting u boldly IN his own Satr.
nor feeling b msolI "slie" 90 use his own wIrI,.l
I'm pronounciug that Congress does rot possess The
power OF nycri ring with, or alollshiu- Slavery IA the
District Of Columbia l1)
81 Because by the defeat 90 Mr.. Van Barren and
the election u the Presidency oiGuugrtl Wan. II. Ulr-
rISon.a desirable change, such ms IS absolutely uycc,,a-
~ for the maintenance ct uus Re- ,uhucIp m,.rjutYus
an the preservation OF our properly. would no, only
accomplished; bot a grateful nation Viii hr,iDw D..
.sutiugss upon one OF is worhie,t cilzru.-rne rll.
Gated and mbueI ia the faith aui principle, Ct our
revolutionary inIhcrsi whose pure ami uniform re5ub.
!iclnism has been uuconiamiua,cd 10y party: whose
'sInglcucss Of character aud "upErutuess Of lIr
brave, honest, frank and patriotic; whose ugprelenl-
ing pIeiy, and unusIentaIIOu> habits OF md temper
luce and ~irusaiIty, whose talents aul rNlprIcprc. hyv.
ing rendered The State some ScryiCs.' both IN peace
war, emineutly III h.m H.. the exalted si4,.yn of
President Of the L.. Seven a. he Ice not "a secnnl
Washington such au one Is not rrIuIrrl Ia srr.rri
Alr Van Buren,. e., a H4,ss gf Fact hlu.
(aJ For example. the reduced pace OF agricultural
and the derunged Stale Of ihc currency.
o. Treachey towards the Indians preventing
peace with the Saminoles. The appointment or I'M.
proper persons 10 Office aud the immense pcc.huyu.
b. SwaTwoEt Price. Harris. Boyd; d.. &c
CO. See the slip. by order Of Congress furnishing
he statement of The Secretary OF the Treasury. Nc ,
on the annual expenditures during the al. g
Of AIams. Jackson aud Van Buren,.
% The Generalization of the people d. the course
the administration and he party in pov,r, ia inter.
erns with elections by bribery tIseAoo--, caia'aay
o. As vet no important act Of any Kind. either bv
,ougress or diplomatic negotiation %
IN Mr.. Van Barren reached tho prs.,t.,cr p. .c
lphauv and subs,ryience &, Cen JtrLs,, M.
to the succcssion. Tha, he has acogir.I m, r.1.
in any office he has occupied. see his l,lrr.h,
IN. history al tbs c.,,u,r. oil a.. a..
"a Promises male hy pauuz,u saee,hrs AL s.n
J~ark,1u's letter t. the Lspis!,rur. nfTr,,rssa
"a According To his engagements. Mr. Van P,,s,
bound 10 redeem Gen. Jack,on's pledge. n ~
Of Amos KsndaIIs prospectus.
~ However pure the President. there might other
Toe ~dangeroi las following thc Pcruic.ous exam
pie orhi. immediate predecessors
PrnusyIvania aud New York aul the correspondence
D! Nj. Secretary Woodbury. wuh political ylf,.zlus.ud
a. HIS own mole Of living auIh.s spu's visits up
Europe; one ofthem appearing NJ Court. as ii an 4y,.
5yss,y,r from, lie c,,L.- O., -