Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-15

With ,hess mouen,sus fact. bsior. "a. -.
WIN Mr 'en'r-1h' IN his original dram Of the ~
c.raiion OF Independents. that suiur, -v,. ~ De-
Getty neiese that the hardness. OF one man adxn,
ed within the short compass Of four year, onI, =,
lay foundation broad and 90 undi.sui..s g.,
tyranny over people ostered and fixed in prnco's.
Of freedom" P~
Under these appalling circumstances. 80 con;,,,
you' iello" den"~ralie republicans. unite your &c
forts with our, To stay The march ofesp,.r, o,o.o
The constitution and to bring buck the yav.,,,,.., "
It's primitive purity. We have been Organized A..
political party in support of what Mr. Jefferson ,,
the "esseriial principle" OF our government, ~
have pointed out TO you tho act< ct MIR Van R,,.,
which depart from and ,iOiaie those pr;pcpl,, T.,
Us remember that the last hope OF republican. in,;,,
tons is commed TO W II we lsier in their supro,
IL we suffer ourselves to be drawn from IN. yo,od
which we originally occupied; we peril our sacred
trust and leopard tho holy Of freedom and self
! g,vsrnmenr.
Fortunately for the American people tbs, God who
IN ourdarksst periods gloom and danger aw,v,
70 our relief again extends his proyidenal
lie has, m hs infinite goodness. reserved for "a, a,
ARR OF Safely. He has preserved for citizen be.
levcd ior ms private virtues. eSioed for hi, puhe ,o,
vices prolonged in. life. aud more rtsn rich In II, ,h
seal and mental powers a man who SEQ. and feel.
the abuses which hnve taken. place who IA, ,h.
wisdom the patriotism. Integrity and frn,s,, 10 r..
form and correct them; one whn taking bis rnlirary
and riNll SERVICES jnto consideration desetye. th,
gratitude OF his eoshlry than any man now I,;p,
this nlanis WILLIAM H. HAsRIsoS
L." US, Fellow Dsrnocraiic Republican,. initial, IN.
Roman people IN tae viruous and best day. OF ,h.,
commonwealth; let US tale G' neral Hair .on Ik. ans
oiher Cpripnains. tpn his Ilough-or IL his enemies
will have u so. from his o; Chahin, II, will say.
opt country. arrest the ssaiing arm Of Government,
which. now shakes all our social and business re.
lailon' aud restore the hsppines. and prosperity o,
/ our peoI lie. e-'' 80 - t.--
/ Fellow Democru'ic Republi, .nE tho eyes of ths
cisHred World sre upon Ms The fricrds Of our free
iDsntunons look on the present contest with an nonse
anxiety. Their last hope IL IN us to " they make n
sicrre appeal 10 sustain and hand down to terity the
lch legacy 81 freedom left To by the Statesmen and
Warriors Of our Revolution The advocates ala Mon
efchy and Arntocrecy s hope and belle, that The
sa DkpEN About in this county; the rapd growth Of
Efecniiye power and independence hiss LAID n deep
liquidation for At They not on whose brow il
may be placed. II he who wears IL DO affiliated with
them Let the GREAT WEsrE n REPrsLIc be changsd
TO an elective or lniod monarchy. and tho abors Of
"a'hu gion and the objects Of the Revolution will b.
n known and remembered only IN the pages Of history
IN approaching the di,charge Of our elective fran
thse and the rse OF IA grost struggle for supron,
sey net"esn the people and their executive we saw To-
yoai IN the iai gusse Of tho reyered James MnJison
IT'S contest which aPpcnle, is support to every
mohsr INST rsn animate rncorruped and enlieht-
eeu peoples ~ the love Of country the pride Of lib
cry ~ an emulation Of the glorious iondne.s of indie
pehuence by succcssful 'icniion Of its IN violate
a'irbuies and TO the sacred obligation of Transmitting
entre to hure generations. that precious pairimony
t"f national rights and independence which i. held IN
trust by, the present. from tho gcolnt . Of Dvin.
Providence