Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-13
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show ,'ai 'bs wings ard asoliuons., are united and
That the O'scon OF Gea. Iiarrisan To the Presidency
SN,li he regarded abolition triumph. Ne are MT
ecr,us CT placing the ab,itioaiss on either party-
beeorse believe that the fact tina, us or Tint
ab.'i;icnisi belongs ihis or ,ha, port i no evil
dsnce That the parry are friends OF the abolition cause
We believe it useless war hu, rs tie Globe. and
/" AslFed Frn'S rs well a. Van Buren, mcmberS OF
C,ncreSs, are continually denouueing the wings as
aboiuOniais and he enemies Of the South we must OF
relate the t.lshoCt by sueh evidence Us Is at
hand.
mass OF L.is evidence NC GnI IA a spo, cl Lcliy. .
cred m the House Of Representatives uy Mr. Stanley
@, North Carolina, the 18th ult Ia tie discussion
Q! the question Of the reception Of abolition petitions
In the Legislature Of New York. L.. 5. CLa,foli a
Van Barren partisan nominated Gerrj S,zitA no,Ori.
Gus aSolisionst. or senator.
David r Porter. Governor Of Pa when in the leg.
stature Of that State voted TO insruc, The Senators
IRON that State to against the admission oC any
State in'o the Union a savc-holJing State On the
cf his election Governor he said nothing ahou;
the "a eci, aud abolIonsts were eft 20 inference fn
has previous acts.
From Vermont. Mr. Slajc 10 & conspicuous abolition
.. and j. also VIII; but he was Opposed by the
Nan Burcn Anii-Slyery Soreiy which constituted
tho largest portion of the a,opnsis isl his darr'-
There also no ihorough-Coug a'olirouis from
Vermont who ate supporters OF Ihc Administration.
1ac reason that lacy are 10, - much known Slr
Stale Is, lhu; ihcy do not pos.css h.- talent
Fsom Maine. Cad the House. Nix. Dayec. Mr
Smith. and three oher vha have always STOOD ogpo-
-ssd 10 the south the question OF slavery, on1
supporters o. ,ls administration.
II John q. Adams District, the os,.Uionists held O
racerag AM rogue TED him to rcsGn, nominating. 9,
IT, s.mc, I Van carcn in his stead.
Nir Psrmcni,r tton Massachusetts,. was introduced
~ instance in wh.,h n Van T'urcn racu,Lrr Ia.
been opposed by aboitiolrs snI re abolition vote,
r,yen 10 thc whig canii.a'e. To slow whether Mr.
] vas near becoming u:aryr his Southern Princi
pl's Mr. Stanley introduces tie following.
I.ta'; o. lerc, from Wa. PAHNsvrrp % D. Ar.a
FtrrSrcsii. dafoi Fast Caa5ri:g,, OF IS. 1888 :
" Tint thc cSscroe of slavery j. al .Sil e eTea
rlhgn.iudc - not disputed. excepting 10y very smg'
- tIpn OF the citizens Of the Union. IN M opinion
the powers p~s s-,d Nv Coosress shtd he sr,rcis-,
prohibit tgJ,r-Sfe SIRE trade asd o. ajg is s'arsr
!, iis DSrir' q Caigra,I, whenever such measure
can ~ adopted consistently with tho safety OF the
ton and deCr the duty OF COnr--ss T. regard Ia
requirements OF Justice nnl humanity a. well ~ th
o'her Obligations Vi the Constitution Of the Unite,
SatCs."
40 the following from the letter:
whose Cors utiun may tolerate slavery, anil IN TIA
sentiment believe the people Of ihis section Of IN
cD-H'ry almost unanimously coincidc Rcspec III
ali raiy yours, WILL PARNGNTER."
Ia his cen,lenan's district. the WIS for TAI
r,-nter $685. Cor Brooks whis, 3 .S4s for Waoibur
llro'hcr a! Levi Woodbury. Van Bcre- b.liouis
ls7 for Farns"orh, 10 %. Isl; for Farwen, VIII
do. 25s. Thus 1t will De seen ihAi Brooks wus rc
tie abolition candidate that the two Van Bare
men received more votes than he vhig
H. Williams, o Van Baron aembys i,ym S:ls,lclu
s-s next comes up.
Er:rg7 Of inter from H. william, 70 Re- y Crca
d,fi, FsN Hitsr, dated 14,a'07. Ng- !. ISIS
Dear +.r: Lave the aly rccc., ell your letter o
the 3ls gl, pmpo.aIiag TO me incrr,aa iorics "a he
i,iiy. "a, Bristol County Anu-S,av-ry Sociciy, suo
'r answer refer yOG 20 IN ooursc m the Massnchnsc.
S'rl..". and 10 letter wrHon 60 Nuiccy, Rpbrson
IL about ouo year s.rce, and fl lrshei lhc news
,"fcrs rl Ili,t tiHy. That letter contains 1nioEs
hsj long entertained unl oaeu expressed. ] hnU
slrcc ss-n 10 reason 10 change them sill bsheS
raveP 90 be c,ai1ry 10 The laws oC Go. and the h,.
Incr--,ci aaU thar It ought NOT 10 Dc creade9 D. 81
s0r ef Esr states into Or" Uni1l. with CoJ,stiru
to-. 'Heriiinr great evil and hat n IL he in
s-G tiV o. Coryrssr % gf71f immediate measure
fJr - aoai,s,oE ~ De Disric, u Columbia.
H. WILLIAMS"
Til. !r;er s. ja5' hei,rc ds election in M,ssachr
-; oui oH III is ,i,e:.oI, tie Clo5s OF 23I NO,ca
les. j5Ss. s1.
Tho r,c.-fs OF popular elections do rot rrcr-nt
81 nc. u.uart oi s'crr. ial.ylH.e principle than "
hav, aa' -" ae 10 'le tenth Congressional district
Henry UI54m,. tie sacrc- @
a. Nr Borden. is o young ct sterling worth. ir
frs 7'o irassfr o7i true % principles divinity.
'll0a.s nag .s r'i.i or" &c.
W. Eas conc 90 GJycrnJs Morton. ID, man VIII
hls Seen proclaimed n-ousuoH iha country lhc IN
f.-n.sE. Though which democracy WIS made to ri
uuaI .n Nl..'gsciis Here vs. have 70:
L-'r-i' fog t2.r from Marcus NJ-'ar. p Nort7
l19g ~ d1i-' Southampton. Ss7'. p. I-5I.
d" J deem slavery % b. ,ur greatest md Ih
T1rst GJricu''us Cyl vi-a righteous God ever Boz
G.'a3 urru na.1I a0l that every effort. con. is'
cat airh moral daiy end jho Constitution md The l1'
uf tao. lE.la. ought 20 ho made o. NIT gate. and. o
p1- tis 90 cki.rfl.o 10 lrari our land
-. Congress h-a me control ofttc -, ole subicc
MIDI. ..s D.-.r,ol 81 Co.ruHir, -cn entertain o..
G,l'. have s-rn two d-oyss OF humaa beings
r.Iaasi,i lrI chained together driven Ike crH!c b,
tras-r UH'rr ia walls a. DE- Capitol 300 which N.er,
e us tro Representative q People r-r.'i sr.
t1l... of o.. o. .-eI., CO. ... Things D." sgiicr
'd o. r.;rlao without bringing dow % upon our nato-
Zoe y.at.r-.l OIL. 600 an. r'rJ Dci'y' Whatever VIE
d''1 ar' 5a'-- nay 90 % remove such rcp-oac.
Should DBL. dome.
'fr r.i1.i1u O. t.r7l. ..s.. ofuow aic7 with Dec
p.u.l O.. iII .... raeI 900 zoo more Than refer you
o., recorded fo.rs arl.u. tbc ajui-sun g Missouri
WITH il p3Nor Thr. exposition. which % required
tlr, Frames o. rarssy.-. ir. would tguh.l'sr have
r-u.rd .u0. hlf If fIg C., rlorim'ry mhur0ec
a.. safsIlsf1Isr sEI.s lf.ra u8u. .ii-urY Gov.
uL' ~4s s..1..rf D.. s... f" .-rr r..|r"d o. extra
c...ulr. mean. 3D. lc.1u ..-h Dol. nrr.l.r
NAg'If IJKTO 20"
TI.es- VINO r,cllecl iho career of Edward Everett
30 tpurf,s. roo.i.eoi DIS maiden speech boo tIr h1.fe
90 ISIS. anj viii r-coiec hat G..l With il,
r0,o patriotism of on Amorrau citizen. witt an Go.
q1-r s.irtof .so ior Institutions, aus respect 0r
.,.llIs1 a..a-. aus principle ~ vfs called afrou7
Co., 1bo'tya.ss ct ~ s.a,lgscta tho speech Of o slave
IJlltr
Abbot Lawrence Of Ea-.an. Wig whom called