Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
c,rr or Rremo>D. Aps. as,h, 1910.

hFHt'htfhH-IO our very polite inNiuatiod 10 ANH" "
IN The City of Wheeling on the Bod day ol e
September has hccn duly received. Fully sensible |
of my obligations to my fcllow-cirizrns OF Wheeling
aud ,ha NORTHWESTERN counties Olthc State. no ordina-
~ considerations would prevent me from accepting the
invitation. or iuiurc mr to lorcgo the pleasure of meet
ins - many OF my oil constituents. as I ani sure will
Ice assembled on ,hlt interesting occasion. Il will not
however he in my power Gr 1t were otherwise proper,
20 i'm one among You. YJa viii not. | truss, doubi
Iuy devotion TO thc country whicl, gave me birth. OF
my sincere desire To promote the best Interests of 4 peo-
pie, wh,,' Kindness and confidence l snnll ever cher.
"a with my fonjcst recoliectious. in any matter. Ia
which cuu!i render them service.
The Warmth AMI enthusiasm of The two coniending
parties NOW Struggling Tor as,eniaucy. | fear have dis.
urned t"n many Of our fellow ciizsus ct hat cool and
deliberate Judgment. upon .aeu, measures, and iho ten.
denotes Of Government. 50 essential io the prose walton
of liberty. aul the purity of our Republican Inslltu-
tioIs. rhcre is liulc hope ihar arsumeu'. or reason
can effect much on ei,her side between ,his AMI ,he p
lection. The judgment Of the pccplc is ~consummn,ed--
the die j. Ready 90 be caSi-anJ all Thai can now be ex.
pectcJ. : to stand firmly To the day of trial. md then
do ihc work Of iteemen-of Republicans. who do heir
"own voting. anu the triumph will he glorious, Us the
cause Is patriotic.
Gentlemen, could I indulge bat a moment in taking
q h''f'sie'io % TIE Improvements made IN your enicr.
pusins AM hospi'abie CHy'as wei! n IA o'her towns,
an" ue 'oinIcs oi me N"rth-Wcsi,i IN all The means OF
comfort. AMI happiness aud 40 iic intercourse OF is
'''e' p''hol' anu e''erpssiHe people wth their srin'-
cd eao'ts to break down HAT gscat barrier. Uhe range
OF Allegheny Mon"ta.ns) inicrrasing between thea
ana "' t's''Tn 'riie' - essential 20 iheir present and
i''"'' prosperity the accomplishment OF "neh Wash
''f''" cons "'r'Hlh>"y dHeio Nor'br"os'"m N'rg' Via,
! "'a' 50 ''!o"" ne "mbs roper tor hc>e lines
IT, "'"''''' me SToal name OF Inc h'hcr OF hts coun-
~ were he'ess ny 90 n'"A" ihc people oi your sec
non To HER own true Interests. reference might yet be
h''e' 1 presume. 10 Hyins Witnesses IN Mionougaiia.
wac -" '"" eoh'e'''d "i'5 Gen. Washington, on the
s"'J'''o Oh opening ai clIf1eni line I'd Internal comm
'''''' between "e i'''mA'' y 'h'' country an "hi'"
Sac "on"ns deeds OF hs eN'raordtiay ii' were com
'"'"'''' i"n nave argument enough IA the prices
CURRENT Lnai aad "es' OF the mountains. where yon
Hhd Tie Po'd"e'- OF your arms selling al les than haii
rree' u c'nVinc" Tho mos; s'ePucIl hli no mere par
y e'n''def''''"' SHOULD induce you 10 abandon a p"';-
cy cherished Icy H" Whole people. from the fist settle
ns"'s down to the time of recommending Ihe subireas-
uy in 1881 nGeneml Washington could have re-
posed m the ease an iuSures ot Mount Vernon. and
Ivy hs popularity have forced upon ihs country ihc
Preseii'ys'eHi OF E'hne'' calculated inevitably to have
consignsi lho Western people to greater inequality Az
trade. an! "a the Iust reward Of ihe husbandman's Ia
hor. dian is now indicated by The 'narhcis referred 10;
ini me policy had been Continued by successive Pres
Jtag-to hls day. appea! 10 your sense OF ruth. and
i mount Of popgllnonn be be Improvements aud the a
j have com, AIRED win In. -" Aileghnnies could
believe the population vo,iI, condition. yeniS
"l7" a unni -" :. '"'"' u p''ro'y y "unu'oi'
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