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The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-24
For the Pilot.
Truth is mighty and will preUail.


Already the present hard money dynasty begin
to trembe at the signs of the times, for on every
breeze the glad tdings come that some dark and
benighted district or county has broken off the
chains of the present ruling power, and only
waits the appointed day when they shall again go
forward to the polls and proclaim another victory
of the hero of Tippecanoe. Long and desper-
alely have The powers that be, endeavored to de-
lude the working men of the country; and for a
time they have succeeded; but the working men
of this country now fully convinced that there
is no truth in any of their promises, made only to
deceive; and now, when they see that they cannot
dupe the American mechanics and lahoring men,
they resort to the German population, and by the
most base and corrupt means that ever was heard
tell of, are cndeavoring to get them to rally
time has now come when the worl King men have
found where their true interests lie, and are raj
living around The deliverer of his country, by
scores and hundreds. WORKING MAN.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-24

The New Jersey Rail Road Company have
reconstructed the viaduct over the Hacken-
sack rver-so that the cars now pass without
interruption. The bridge was totally destroy
ed by fire on the 9TH of March, and on the 18th
of April the cars passed over the new bridge
period of fnrty-onc days. The length of the
bridge is about 1000 feet.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

MAKE way YoR THE OLp SoLp,ER-rye find The
following Characteristic letter ia the las, ST. louis Bull
lein. II is from old soldier. who canRot remain
silent when SANDER Islander heapcd upon his gat
lint commander. These the msn whoilaye here
Ioore taken little part political Srugsles but
whom the name o. Harrison briggs 10 the support Of
their oourtry's fing.
GAscoSspE County MAJ March ..
MesNs. EdiLus lit is with regret see in the id
minsraiion papers. slandcrons ard abusive reports
sbout Gen. WIN. H. Harrison Let me ihuse
towards Of the Press that they know their for
he fought more battles than any other Goneral, and
never sustained defeat. lie fought battles be-
fore his sanderers horn; and they dare not show
their faces q battle. unless behind COLON bale. In
1871. was with Gen Wayne and Harrison--ihen en-
SIGN and .aiddecamp to Gen. Woyne-have know
Gen Horizon for oriyninc years aid his
bravery myself have served thiriysix years in tho
scrv &c my coun;rys md in 1704. I commanded a
sergeanl's guard and buried. whmiliary honors tho
bones, Of those veterans who killed in the ST.
Clair defeat. During with Great Bila n, I
was stationed, tie whole iimr at the Souih. under
Gen. Jackson; and taken prisoner aI Mahule Point
with Major Lawrence, in 1914, and exchanged for
Packenhams prisoners. We were 800 men strong
they 1000. We fought them long and lowe up "a
ship Of war. have seen Major Andre hung. and
Gen. Arnold make his escape on board OF British
soop OF war at West Peni--and saw oar troops fro
AFTER him. but shots cll short Twill sey hat no
brave man would SANDER a brave soldier
STEPHEN SPAULDING
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

JACKSON Avp VAN BcREN-Whon Van Buren, esns
into power be promised .foliow in the fcofsteys 81
hs PREDECESSORS and uron this premise based
all his e!in.s TO the support Of JueksonEen.
Has no fulfilled thai prurisci -
Let "a couArDre hs ccoducf with itni Of Andrew
saekson Econ scr tie election os the latter he
covered thss John C. Calhoun he'd been uniSi.Etiyse
him wt;is he was Secretary Of Var lie was -
mach excited ~ What tie cofsdcrcd The dceciil rnd
dishonest copiGciof Calhoun ,crur,r lin. that lie 81
oncc wi,hdreu al ecnfdeneo tliu HIM. and efeniy
condemned him.
AIr. Van Burer, was subsequently, ruirhuise ss
candidate for The Vice Pre>iGenishp place Of Cal
houn The latter. sf,cr. became the leader Of
the Multiplying party in South Caroline. JacksOn de-
nosnced tho scheme OF Notification treason. and
there is no doubt that he would have hung Calhoun
under the Second. Other Section had moi Clay
saved him by his Compromise Bill
Mr. Van Buren, is now the President. and how docs
he ac towards the 'rescherous enemy Jackson
sidercd Calhoun 10 bel How does he act towards
the leader Of the nuliiers. whom Jackson donouEccf
as iraitorsi
| Why, instead Of discscliag him Jackson did. he
takes him into his confidence. FIRMS COALITION with
him. and gives HIM controlling isfuencc in The coune
Of his administration,
| Again. General jackson, in letter 10 Blair. said,
Issue Treasury notes
How docs Mr. Van Buren, regard this earnest advice
! Of his illusirions predeccssofl
Whv, he has already issued Hree liitcrs OF Trcnsu-
~ Noes. and Tins very moment Bill u pending for
the issue Of OF them. and tina; hill Is urged thru
Congress by the earnest appeals Of Van Barcn and
Woodbury..
And that - fhe way in which he fulfls his pro-
mise To ,scad in the footsteps Of his predecessor.
IL is not al strunge tlat original jackson
deserving in squads and hundreds the of man
who thus ioatts the psouises made 10 the old Iisrv
Pits Gas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02
ID. McGINNIS.
No. lis. Market Square. Wheeling. Va.

fihE AT LoUIsvILLE-There was n most destruc-
iVe re at louisville on Thursday night last IL broke
Out ahont AZ O'clock Pearl, formerly "a street in
the chair IN inuiaciory ofAr Jno Hawkins From IA .
point II spread with fearful rapidiy in all directions
rnnning south ID within one door of the pr,t Office
corner ffear aud Market streets: North Ia the cor
ner 81 Main and Pearl. West down Main 10 within
Two houses Of the Bank of Louisville; crossing .ion
and consuming the cast side Of Main. between
wall aud Pearl streets. stores aud a boarding house
occupied BY Capt. Bacon. The following is the list of
sufferers
Addison & Clendenncn. wholesale drv goods s,ore !.
McMoran & McMechan. whisksy dealers; Swearin.
goh * Granl wholesale qucensware house Jacob Kci
Ter q Co. wholesale grocers; wm Gairn 4. Co whole
saie dry goods store; Wsllace g. Liihgow, lin and
copper warehouse J. w. Reading q Co merchant tai
lots william Heherman. whiskey dealer; Moses Dick.
son. hardware and cutlery; John Hawkins chair man.
uiac,ory; a Borer. confeciioner; Gamble d Lane.
wholesale eroeers; Charles Gallagher hluor dealer
o"iAh s'niih d Co wholesale grocers and prod uce
merchants Thos J. Martin e. Foster, wholesale GRO
eers James Anderson Co. wholesale dry goods: J.
. Cheneworih d Co. wholesale grocers; Dennis
spurncr paper warebOuso and painters Frankln Insr
rance company Merchants Insurance companv: Ma.
r'ne Insurance company; II II. Jones liquor deaIe,
anu wholesale groces; John Magness, merchant: J
Clark a Co. merchant
part OF the above persons were insured The IN
ia loss OF houses and goods is estimated at from Sam
OOo 10 S5OOOOO. The Journal states that most Of ,b
assurances were by The Offices Of that CITY The great,
est amount taken by any one Office being 81 ,OO0
lie Lexington Office had about SOS 600 No donh,
entertained that The losses will be promptly PAL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

Ma. VAN buren, AND uIs VoTEs-We Lave here
tsiore shown Mr. Van Buren,. by HE measures 10 b,
enemy Of the north. and by his votes in Congress
to be hostile TO tho west, and we are now enabled
through the researches Of lie Kecsevc IN. " Ar
gus, TO show ihat he has voted against the aest lib
erty, and the best interests Of tho Democracy Thai
there may be mistake. no doubt on the subject CIV
cry vote accompanied by references TO the record
lie opposed the raising oftroops as recommended b,
Gov. Tompkins, IN aid Of the last war-Sce .Seaoi,
journals If Nev York, Sept 1914
lie voted and argued against extending universal
Suffrage TO white citizens Of the State Of New
See rePort Of Hs proceedings II he CoareH,ion 10
amend ne Constitution Of Nsw York. pages 277 2s3
and 2Sl
lie voted against eechng Justices OF the Peace
remarkng that the further power was removed from
The people the berer.-SaTe report. pages 32l and
lie voted and argued against elcciing Sheriff.
Same report. page. 100, 322 and a36
lie voted against Committee on as-iculinrc. not.
wiihsfanting Than fifteen millions Of the ru,..
revenue y paid directly and indirectly by the Grmer
-UHilH States Journal. DcrerlJcr o. 1925
lie voted against occupying the Columbia river.
and protecting tho Fur Trade--Sena,s Journal Ay,e5
4, 1925.
lie voted 10 grant exclusive PRIVILEGES 10 Safe
Bank, .--Scnafe Journal FcB 6. 1877
lie voted against granting the State reflse. land.
which worth Is cents per acre e,r Ei,e,t,n
and Internal Improvement--Sens,s Journal Anil.
IS. 1S4s.
He voted against settlement. and pre.emp,ion rirbi,
Senate Journal Apdil7. and 81. is2s
Be voted against the Graduation bill-Scaats Jon,.
nat. april %. 1928
lie gave his sasng vote IN flvor Of the censorship
gag law.--Scnaac Journal Aprd 1895
lie opposcd the bill 70 distribute sUrplus Rcvenac
,mong The Sioics.--B
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

PINE SFfRir ~ VIRGfSIA.-An immense nse,;no
o. The people was held al Stanton Va on the 23d
inst. ~ ~''
We have before a letter. hastily written and da.
ou o'auhlon' March "a from which make the fol-
lowing interesting extract:
The discussion conducted on behalf of ne ad
ministralIon. by Mr. William Taylor brother in.lav
OF Col Benton and by General Baldwin as the Xyhg
elecior Taylor made speech of23 hours conposeJ
OF all the stale calumnies against General Harrison
oehyhg ms claims TO merit as a military man, and de.
nouncing him as an abotionist q bonk man. n b;gb
iarh man, internal improvement man. &c lie bas..
ever dad not use the word Federalist ON single oc
son. a. he happens ~ be Of tho old anti-war Fed
eralists hmself
General Baldwin replied with great effect 10 Mr..
Iayiors speech. lie was interrupted repeatedly bv
riPiufoIs bursts Of applause. In oommentno ,,,oo
the charge Of The want Of courarc and gooJ ,o,Is
o. General Harrison, after vndicanr him roo., -
ees'iuliy upon me TESTIMONY Of Crorhan and o,br,.
nh eye happened 10 rest upon an old Veteran or
nao oeon 10 Wayne's nrmy in 80, %. and o6 snJ
mo Us, man II irreprOaehs5le conduct Tbs "a
S'~' vas a"racied by the discussion. and s,oorj
most attentive Hs'eaor in the midst OF the crowd =
when The General espiod him, lie threw down the
book from which he was reading. and exclaimed .,
way with your books. see living wines, anonys,
you-an Of soldier and an honest man Stand G,rlb
gohn WISE! What any youi Was General Hsry;s,n
brave sodiof' The effect was elecid, ai-every
70 vs. pem on me honfm od German sOdior-lor a
moinfni seemed az u The respiration Of every man
N ,he house was suspended that the response might
oe distinctly heard. The old man was eviderflv
Nen ~ surpfise. For an instant he pausef-f i. =.
seemed 70 kiidle. and his chest TO dlaie. as M
oed ~ The most emphatic mannot, AS b,., l-'li
vas! me Dutch accent secysed 70 rivo 1870.
Io'oo % nc words and no enc mo vas No., ~
i,ness ol 'ho scene, and 2, III The acoomn,nsr
M. Gao iorm an dca Of The effect ,oelso,s
svT,ps'b~ ~ were .uifoscd with eas Of manly
oe,yed s'th one universal burst ofappls.roy Wv "
Gen. lhen proceeded 10 rev,ey, M. -.
anoiaaie, 81 length. End 10 discuss ali a., e
'OPc. involved ~ ihe contest b., II vas ~, ~, 80
gose give an account Of The moefjng "a Y IN
~ 'oy no moro han Cen Be- friends regsrd.
'F'''n Ne haPPiss; cnJu ofhs life
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02
PUBLIC MEETING

The Whics Of tho County Of Ohio. and Of me City
Of Wheeling. eoncurring in the expedency OF holding
a Convention OF Tho Young Men Of tho UniSn. as re
commended by the National Convention at Harrisburg.
and believing that such Convention will greatly in
crease the means by which a more united, vigorous
and effective support will be given 10 the Wing Can.
didatcs Tor The Presidency and Vice Presidency OF the
United States assembled in pursuance Of notice at the
court house. on Friday evening March % n. 1910
The meeting was organized by calling James ii.
White TO the Chair. and appointing Alexander T. Laid.
ly. Secretary.
On motion of Col B. +. Kelley. Resolved. That the
chair appoint a committee Of Eve 10 nominate dele.
gates TO tho National Convention Of Young Men, 10
be held IN the City Of Baltimore on the first Monday
in May next
whercupou. Messrx Jacob S. Shrivcr, D. r. Kelley
j. L.. Newly, James 3 Wheat. and Alfred Caldwell
were appointed.
The Chairman Of the committee announced the fol-
lowing gentlemen to cumpese the delegation:
Jacob 5. Shrivcr. Wilsm a. Tyson. James H. White
Charles Rnssnl Alfred Caldwell, James Paul. Sobie.k
Brady. Jacob Cooling. Joseph Z. Vance, John A. Good
William Waddle. Samuel Frames. jr-. John English
- Thornburgh. John Wadde. Francis r Arm
strong. - Oldham. Dorrance MGinnis. John @ EufT
William NIX. Lambdin and Thomas johnson. it,
On motion Of s. Sprigg. Esq. Resolced. That the
nomination be accepted and that the delegates or any
Eve Of them, be authorized TO ill any vacancies tia
my occur in their body
And the meeting adjourned.
JAMES ii. WHITE. Chairman.
ALLY II Iatpty Sccrotary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02
ALEX. r. lady. Secretary.

FOR THE TIMES.
Mr. Editor An article lately appeared in your CO..
umns over the signature Of True Democrat Some
of NY old political friends are disposed 10 disnute The
fact that II emanaied from who formerly suppored
the present administration. To settle iha point do
most respectfully subscribe my name and have nei.
iher fear nor shame to own myself Its author And
iuriher do hope that hereafter may all be united
m Deter nnd more glorious cause, in that of purif
ING our government from the vile intrigue and foul
eorfupiion that ssspping the foundation of our union
and threatening the Obstruction of our national indie
Pendence Let Us be united in one object in that of
restoring our country her former greatness and tha
oil rewnrdng the distinguished merits of The old Far.
hef OF North Bend, he who has proved himself pat
riot aud statesman and is Dcmocrs, of the ola Toe
ier.on school. y placing him 1T the head of our go,
vernmeni TO I'll that elevated seat that has for time
been so'mueh debascd by usurpatioo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

me war, but tho representatives Of thu agricultural
'n,ercs. were with gfes, difficulty prevailed spen to
ADOPT "a. and only ffom the understanding that IA
TO be considered as VAT Duty 10 he taken Oh
az reice was restored A very distinguished citizen
Of South Carolina (Mr Cheve-) and who was. at the
time. leading member OF Congress. has authorized
me to say that such WINS the fact Under various PIE
fences the duty has continued I'LL tins timc.-Pags
500
"From 1871 10 The fall Of 1896 the prices or the
country sali at CiHcssa ranged from % to 40 cents
The average may be fairl, estimated nj 33s. Sine,
that time Il hos IN consequence Of psoaspely Of On,
principal ~ofes. riien TO so conts..-Psge 500. -,
There. it Is OUT lie isdone for lie spoke asains
the salt tax. lie did, 50 he did. Don't you know tina
sal is the sail Of The Garth. and how dare he vote
! repeal the tax on in
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02
IL. WHARTON. Editor and Proprietor.

TEEas-'rhe Tri-Weokly Taper Is Published or
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays a, 50 per nnnuU
il advance. sc at the end Of the year So foe 81,
Aonths. No subscriber received for less term thar
s,l fn..nts
Tho Weekly paper. tie Western Virginia Times, !,
Tnhlishei oa "Wednesday AT 50 80 per annum IN al
Vance. or - If not pail wiIh,l one month from the
beginning ct The year. Nonew subscribers will be re-
rcive-l. etc5F, ssca as pay ia advance. For nnnh'
50 is invariably changed No suhscriber received
less term than six months, and p1per discon
tnne3 except at the discretion OF tie Publisher Until
al aErcarsgr< paid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

TREASURY NOTES.-The authorisrr 2 another 10.
sue Of Treasury aoles which has oaBsoi such ANNA
ted debates in he House Of Representative on the
political topics Of tho day. for week past. was read
third time and passcd in Dat body on Friday eve.
n'ng Mr. Wright Chairman Of the Committee on
finance in The Scnste. has given notice that no shsIl
e'll u W i0r .discvssiou IN the Senate to-asy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02
Ccrre,pondence Of The Baltimore Po,,;o,

=. PHILADELPHIA. March % 3 NJ
Mr.. WooD AcoUIrrEp.-The case Of J,wos W.
90 mai Tor The murder OF his daughter in the Com,
OF oyer and Termncr, submitted 10 the c.urt md
jury about nine O'Clock last evening without armen,
-me jury aiier retiring for about fifteen mimi ,cs
insanity. e'0 VI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

ENxECUToRs SALE shaii seIl ID Da61,s -
HI ton, on saturday ibe l6ih Of May ne., \, ~.
siam saw mill lately IN the possession Of Jemes Pen,
berion, deceased. one pair large timber Wheel. on.
par small do one o1-eari, quantity Of lumber and
Office furniture.
The mill. and real estate on which he ,or,s ..
siiusied tbeing Iois Nos and g. and pari Of Id ~
O. 81 Ionahan Iane's addition will be offered At pub
lic sale Al the time FND.
Terms made known II he time OF s,le
JOHN FAwCETT. Etecy,o,
W QJoD'e' Persbersou. dsscaroy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

Dr.. UnderhiR s Fair Pldy.-A communication frors,
the Doctor. accepting Of Tho challenge OF " Fas
Play in the GaIetie was received late for inseS
lion to-day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

"a Dissiici-J,hn ", Muriaugh. of Norfolk.
ri 90 ysmes w. P.grafn. OF Petersburg
- do VIM. =. Archer. OF Amelia
9TH do Rieh't k.sidcr Meade. Of Dinw -lJis.
5'h do NenTy T.. Watkins. of Prince edward
en- do james c. Bruce. of Halifax.
ii, do whi'nel p. Tuns,sll orPigs;iyania
aih do rhomas r JuTnes, Ell 4 ccsrnack
9'h do NorSsf.se l.. Satpn. uf ClrOlne.
loh cv NaOnghby Newt,n. OF wcslmorslaul
-llDA--e5O james Lycus. or liichnsnd City.
18Th 40 Valentine w. SJu,h.N Of Albsmarla
l3'h 30 John :. rcndleion. Of RRnpahai.nock.
lI;h do John Jauncy. OF Londoan.
18th do An!rew Hunter, OF Jefferson.
l6.h do Philip Williams, Jr. of rrcderiSk
J7h do Wm. Seymour. of Hardy.
lS.h do Brisccc g. Baldwin. Of Augusta.
l3th DO Ballard Smith. Of Grecnbrier.
2Jth do Edward johnson, oi Boleiourr
2ls DO John Y. Hunes. OF Washington
2ll do George w. Summers. ofkaiawha.
pa do waiiman I. Wiley. of Monongaiio.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

PUBLISHED TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
AT rHE CORNER or UNION sSD wATIR srs.
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

Ccaacc'ed win ihr shove. IL one Of the mos,
iansi.c READING ROOMS in the United States
Terms to Subscribers. So year. Strangers free
~ Wait il for the space of nne month those who con-
taue to visit il for longer term, will be pui down
FatscT.bc7.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

DIRECTIONS 70 GENERAL HARRISON
" re ~ pogT
% Iio g. ~ nristsrrst
2 lie hvcs in o. Jog cah.a
ALI Ile ives in palace
Sfh. We b unpopolsr
Cth. lie vas nom.natsd sois,3 Lscsass De Wa poyo
viii he multitude
7fh Tlrs EDWARD.
Sh "Te never i0sf bafilr"
SIS ~. !. 81 asfiuopir
pf91lsvsfy nirn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

onio.-The Banking Law Passed on the 23l Of
March by the Legislature Of Ohio is before US and de-
serves commen, from the effect il must have upon our
currency. This law forbids tho taking or passing Of
any notes Of less denomination thsn FIVE dollars by
any bank officer. except for The purpose Of rcdeemng
those now in circulation by The banks which has is
sued them. This extends to checks and every thing
intended to circulate money. This is under the
penalty of frsi;ing charter The first section al
so provides that banks shall neither pay or take
posi- notes. notes rodecmsblc where issued or re.
deemable in bank noies. and frUm The present time
and the third provides that broker or erchangcr
money shall receive circulate them after the st Of
June. under penalty of 100 dollars. The 4,h sec.
ton provides that after the st Of June nett no pcr.o
shall circulate ~ receive post notes of any denomina
ton. or Hoes not payable in specie where issued un
der penalty OF ten dollars
The 5ih section prov ides that collectors OF tolls and
revenue shall no, receive any of The atoye after the
Of May The other provisions OF tho act nre mostly
intended TO carry out these provisions We wonder
whether the effect of this will either be 10 improve the
currency or raiso tho ice Of wheat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

We can tell the editor Of the Enquirer how ne car
clear his skirts Of such Inconsistency as the following
smsng other things no has said. beirays He can al
ways say, when he makes n remark in praise IF any
one end II with, "Such is opinion provided he
does not oppose candidate for the pre.idencv'.
Then when he is opposing man. as he did General
Jackson he Can say These arc our sentiments pro-
yded lac is not elected"
Richmond Enquirer aud General Harrison. Every
day brings 20 light some compliment which the very
discriminating editor Of the Enquirer paid to General
Harrison in by-gonc days. IL give the Enquirer
the veliesi satisfaction TO find that the great mass Of
the people Of The United States agree with him in his
exalted opinion Of Gen. Harrison
During the the Enquirer thus spoke Of General
Harrison
Cen IIaTrsons letter tells us every thing that vac
wish 10 know about the officers. etcspt his1.clC T1e
does justice to every bat HAEEsoN--and the
world must fbereforc DO justice 10 the man who was
too modest 10 be just 10 himself"
Again. in 1913. the Richmond Enquirer thus re-.
feued % Cen Harrison
" A gentleman Of high standing. who held nm i'm
Pornnt post under him during The last war. COMPARES
him tCcn. H. N Washington lie Is ss eireu,aspect
as he Is cnterprisiHg--as prudent IN collecting the
moa-s ofatisek, he is vigorous in striking The blow
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

g ONE TERM-FIom the Peoples candidate:
FoRTH BEND. 19lh Dec 1882
dsem il proper ai this time the assurance
Heretofore frequently made that should be elected 10
the Presidency will under no circumstances consent
&C. be candidate for a second term
wM. H. HARRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

g" anlenily desire 10 scc his country in the same
happy condition as tho Island Of Caba"
Senator Walktr.
Il coincide in the sentiment of The ScuaiUr from
mississippi" Senator Calhoun.
1--WE must reduce lsbor low, and bring things fc
their specie value"
Senator'S Calhoun and buchanan.
The Tariff Of lS2S has made all the difficulty
Edng hings 10 the specie value. and free trade and
you may meet Europe on the slma level, and com.
Ic;s for The naraet Of the world"
Senator Calhoun
i have address, enquiries io twen'y-seven gov
ernmeDis Of EuroDe. and fad hat twenty-five have
81 adopted the S1lTseasury"
PTcsiieHf Taa BHrcn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-02

~ In all oges. aad in all countries il has been
observed that the culiiyaiors VI the soil those who
lee willing 10 part with their rights and submit
themselves 10 the will Of n master"
wM. II. HARRISON.