Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

TRiM WA rEuuAN.
ISco dc,eH ~ooTtoss 20 ne r~s-eaccficR II VI. ias
BDcH % He Presidency and as us1ay @oce NIGH
osaided ynrccS~srg

ISco dcces oJSTtoBs % ne rss;ccfioH II w. ias
B"oH % ~e Presidency and as May moe mgh
bsafa,d ynrccS~ay.
1 Because hi dminisirauo Of tl,c Conceal Govern
ineHt clearly rrose> that Mr. Van Burvn does not iAs-
That OtdCr ei talents, stat, smanliRe a;tliuuichis, or
mural qualifications. Indispensable tor the proper
discharge Of the rcsIoasible dzges y President i te
Cuifcf S,lics.
:. Because his administration. throughout hs term
OF service. has been exclusively for the benefit OF Ass
party and net Il his Eaftoa , whose interests, collectively
and Individuality. with the exception Oi Office holder.
aud other favored rarisaiis, have IN orvSy Uey. sal
srod. (a)
2 B cause las admission. 80 far from reloundirg
- 'he honur "a the coaniry. has been marked by oorruw
avon.sm. and a ~pr'iigate waste Of lhc public treasure
%.
4 Because his adminisirat'un his caused an annual
eypcnaitarr about thricc Tie amount Of That OIL. G.
ADAMS. that his party iaijhlossly Promised 10 rcJr,ncla
AMI has already reached such au alarming amount.
.b1ut iody mill.oIs of dollars per annum. as : wholly
"a .orsisicntw with that economy essential tOa Republican.
Government. Cd
>. Bgcluse irs admini>tT alton j. thchiIicrs o." ey
i1l s report OF wrong and fraud. with which tue land
IS Ellct" I'd
O. Because bis administration l. marked by no single
act, OF t3rtlgn or domestic policy, 10y which the general
welfare has been promoted, or the rights Oi deserving
individuals rcdrcsscd. (c)
:. Because has talents or public serviceSneyor gave
Mr.. Van B.r,n any claim TO the Presidency, Wee
Presidency, or the oiicc OF Secretary o. s,ac.. Tint
IA tEuse s,aiicns he acquired 10 reputation and on
al called - Them has name Is unknown 10 the hisieg
OF tis ctdnr, wholly uuconncCieu WIN ouy act a.
glorious enterprise OF patriotic sCr,'re. %
Z. Brcaus as a leading member "i uUr p'ry tiai
overthrow The administration Of i. a Adam. Mr. Van
Buren, has Violated al hEs licdg-s Of "tSoiEoHchmcut
1nl Reform. Lr)
g. Bacuusc as "a follower ia the EoJ.lcpe Of tIi,
l!uslnols predecessor, las pledge e. not c~Hampics
required Mr. Van Buren, To l9y down hs "cr,Sn o.
power uron he expiration OF cule Presidential term.
ith)
10. Becausca sic,ls term o. oiii-r. as Chief Aiasi-
rate Of l1c Republic. has tccIme uecr,say 10 TesiOfC
1 10 IT, pristine rurIy and simplicity o. IA the eaHg
aad hes; DAYS cithe Republic. o.
II. Because his first aHd only term ui service has
been devoted e. the single opIect-his own re-cies-
Ton. anl not to ;he appropsi-.e dLues OF hs disuiiicd
a.d cNlt,d station. .
Il, Because Ls imitation oC the dazzling and costly
courts Of Eu7cle. and the manner ho ana hs family
have couriod association with foreign arisiocracy, unai
hun To re, resent toe simple d.gnIiy oi The head oi our
iicbulic. -
-. BscIlseji, sypa:tics ere 10; in unison with
those ufihc p]cop!e"; hss cou'ry. a.
II. Bccau'o Ls ciaEus toT support, as asserted by
ms friends. on account OF "oui,Iau mienls,' "disiiu.
yuishcd sery .ces" lure patriotism ~iraukuess OF "pin
Ipu.' "siagiencss &c character "uprighiness of his,'
devotion To principle "liunness oi p~arlose, &c dc
sound like IRON, OF ihe Oat- uuring OF a Prarient nm
I u-ilaltul, ttilttF tuiu ldtir, As Su.liilith % AAS oiustd
ply and character oi NJ. Van BnseI. Lw)
Is. Because hs whole course OF iir Is character
isci By his devotion" 10 his own interest and hi
fixed principles" ihg "ioaves ami iishes"-~ihc Spots
&c Office, by which he has advanced and enriched
I himself. AZ the nations co>I (0) IN winch respect b'
has sitewi his "singieness OF character and "irmaess
Ut purpose by attaching himself when (tLH) an Hei
1SCenogHcg, 10 t4c fortunes alike uf T%OulAIns. or %
CiiHjon, or of Madison, OF OF Rufus hing.or ii adams
or uf Crawford, or of Jackson-a devotion lo mel
"Iguor oH5uga 20 s-sNg under such a CHEZ - oi!ho
81 thcm) rather ,s-G 20 principles, or D measures.
10 Because rs iirruuicau;sm D. more Ib1i doubt
fu.-lis interpretation 81 democracy consisting "a
degraded deyu;.oa 10 himself aud a slaVish Dscdcnc,
20 Ihli party Jtciplinnc by winch las ol,u m;cres.
have been promoted. 10
l.. Because ia the uuiol ol ultra Federalism an.
d. mpcrlv composing jiuc parry that supports Ms. NIT
BIrca "nd AHs Terry administration, cluuoi ne r~oc'surs
81 any OF I've high uur,u'y- OF TIC oC KeFublcI
party.
). Because his ]polijral creed a. interpreted 10y
himself, ike the replies of the DE ih.c" oracle. reqnire.
translation, and Is made To be understood, as one
lining 20 ta" North, auL d!Uc:iy lac reverse ~ ia,
S,Ita. M
~. Because hjs measures. as lar as lay in hs power
have been ~ eIuivoesi as hts creed. Supporting the
views Of the South, ia hs intercourse with -cieiI
Senators, on the Tariff question, aud NUrI= syIit
.he North, under Legislative instructions GOTTEN Up 10y
aimsCit. I'd
-. Because while ars friends At The North o,l,c.
cate his reelection. Is \ WORTHY son OF NEW
I YORK ? ibnss 10 the South DO the same, as "a Northern
man with Southern principles o.
~. because n ar.nem5cr of the New lDra Legs.
!aiurc, he voted ~ favor Of Instructions 10 igfrs h.re
To support, IN tho g.. = Senate the Misso' Rcslnc-
non, "a moo.4re 50 vitality obnoxious - ; : Soa,h; aud.
u 1919. during he p,s#escg # DA mrme..Es qIts
ton, Mr. Nan BugcI wrIic az. Publ.ahcd a pamphlet
! VEh a NIrv Ia promote, 'irg his own selfish ctdsl
the reelection 10 the S-uaio OF az champion, Ritus
King. nai u is leader of the Foderai party. d
-, Because hts party have acquired their asccu.
dency by ,hs ad Of the Fcj.mIists oi 9S. Timuihy
Pickering, Ruoert Goo-ioe Harper, Roger 3. fancy
LOWS .iiauc. tae N.Uitrpoeis. HuJlaris, BICtda
ans, Walls, iuClr~Ils, At,crtonS. Grt~Jus, Keys, Tho.,
uss &c. &c. OF tnuse days, aId NJ. Van Barren hhsstl
urging upon his party The sIppOrtoi Rufus King. wiuss
political character and services 81 v,lI.y clipliscj
as wei as he proud character oftIe I.i-nl Party
under the guidance 81 Atstaa"t. i.iHI'aaH d.a Eyr.
1 Eir-." Cd
% Be,aus. he has ~tu-dpered with the Abolition
question. 10 nrt meeting % b,ALv ~ ms own State.
nor feeling 10 msc.f "Siic' 10 use hs own words
'u prOnouuciug that Congress does not possess the
power OF mieri ring with, os aJoi.shsng Slavery IA t1c
District ct Columbia ' "a
- Because by The d-leatvf Mr.. Van Barren and
th1 cleciiUu % the Presidency oiGencri Wa. ~. UIr-
rlsDn,a desirable change such as Is absolutely nccessa-
/ ~ fr the maintenance of cur RrpJh'Iclu institutions
and the preservation of oar property. would not only
bs accomplished, bat a grateful rl'ion viii besiow iis
.ufsg-s ..al ore 81 ~ worhiest ciaz-us-one edu-
glIei and .muueI 30 the Elh and principles e oar
raso.stiYuHr. Oh ..s,; ~hose Irf .ad Uniform rcpnb-
.aluf-l u.. .eru uucpuumlaa.4 by lary; Who.
a.iualru... u. character aIa '.pugbtIo.s Of lIieg
grave. I,H.... lH.a and pltuuir; whose uupreicpI-
ing p.,i,. uaI a.-t.riaiJuShahr OF iu5rs.pfcmper
auce auJ l]H-lI,y, whose tdcntH and experience. hay.
ing rendered iAe Sale same rl~ri,,, both 10 peace
4ld var. c.an.ut- DO u.n .r the exalted station Of
Prs.iicli CO.. t.s h. S-. c,H DE bc no, "a second
Washington i-saeh aI GOO is cot required 60 sl-ceed
81. Van BurcH. .rg 70 WtyD efTof San
yal For example, ihC ,ed ICED price OF agricultural
...drois and ile esrlu. i~'.. .F ilc currency.
ID Trcacbcy iowaa .no .aiaUs preventing
n.Ic, with tLe SemrO... ass. a,poiufHunt Of im.
Hssrrr irr.rrt irshtg and Do. .aura-s peeuituun-
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