Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-19
MIR VAN BuREN OPPOSED TO rur a., -,
1ION OF JUDGES BY THE Prop,

MIX VAN BlEEN OPPOSED TO rItt A., a.,
TioN OF JUDGES BY THE People
a. tOnre.ti0s OCT TO- Isat
WITT Ne'aaoa.
Judges OF the courts Of common pleas (excep, m.
n's' 'udge) and snrSoyatcs. he appuinted Cor ty
years removable by tho senate ON the r,com,nc nd,,,
Of the governor" &C.
Mr, SiiELDON proposed 10 amend IN such rnann.,
mat The JUDGES or the Courts " Common P,s..
should be elected BY THE People
The question was taken by Ayes and Nos, ,,da.
cded IN the negative The name OF Mr. Van R,,.,
being among the Nocs--,hai is, opposed 10 the .l.
Of judges by the people.
1t is viewed ono Of the greatest defect. in IN.
Constitution of OHIO that judges are not ccct. a.
| the people The New York convention Ind N 81
opportunity OF engraing this truly democratic nr,;
pie upon their constitution. But Mr. Van Buren, "a
the other federoliss and arsocrats who acted v,,a
him. prevented IL. WV"
We hope this yoto of Mr. Va, R,ro, ,..u
called democratic. by most devoted s,o,,..s
We now come TO black business
-''' va" D"re" IN taror IF extending hS r;eLf NJ
Szgroge 20 N,rross
In page 30. Of the volume Of the proce.,,;ou. r.,
New York Convention. we find thai Mr. S.ncs., '-
uouuced section TO permit Every free white msl.
ci,izen Of the age of21" TO have vote In p,ya Io,
OF the same book. Mr.. Jay moved to strike on, ~.
wo'u ~nne, SO as to bring negroes and mula,,,c,
In page LUG. we find that the question WINS tnkcn ,,
| ON Mr. Jays motion, aud decided by Ayes and ~.
| Ayes 6J. Noes 50. Mr. VAN BUREN, voting in m.
Affirmative. that is in favor of Mr. Jaws molten !.
strike out white and give 10 negroes and mula,,oe. III.
\ RICH Of suffrage ''
In page lso. same book Mr. BRIGGS moved tn =.
mend the section by Inserting the word .xhit. {"
The eheci Ut which would be TO exclude ncrroe. fcp
\ voting. s' "''a
/ Mr. YOUNG Was IN lavor of the notion
j Mr. VAN buren, was in favor of the man n,o
ed by The select comnifree and Opp0SrD ,Tp ~,
| AMENDMENT "'-
The question was finally taken (page 1877 nc,n,
'ins oesrses TO VOTE who should be possessed Of e
hold estate Of the value of two hundred and 6f, -
lar. Mr.. VAN buren, voting in the AEFIi,Nn
| TIVE. '"'ih
II We are aware that upos the policy aud propr,..
oil Tins vote there may be difference sf opinion RI,
Tee facts : stated.
. We assure our readers that the f;,cs ,,.,.., e =,
e"ried from the Proceedings OF the Conyen,ion No.,
a eo'tec'S copied Any gentleman who may donh,
ms. may examine the book. whrh is IN our possess
we ssAevery reasonable unparalleled Van Bur.n
man. wheiinr MIR. Van Buren, is not now moved =, ~.
A high toned srsiocrati :"
Inc hrs' Pri~ciIse Of Democracy is that tIc poo-
are 'ne source AM foundation of all pcwcr--and H.
C Nmereah people rave taken much pride in shou;pr
d % wo''u 'na' 'ho> are cnpahle orself government
!, With this view. they eact president, ,heir c,na
!, men, asscmbymcn, &c. .ncu among ,hen,s.I .rr
m axe man from some on-r afsriai staii.n ar fO,
TIE PLOUGH rs best suiis'len To Eli their b,h,
e Once HAVING declared ihemelses capasie of elect
!, ing their chiei magistrate, thtS u, he fold ,bo, H.
!, ought not. also, io choose the iufer.r ,n,,s,r7
logical 10 say that in all things .xcen, ,vIr. a.,
"A ghs and liberties Of the people az cnco,,oS ,i
); | ,rester does not iHoiade The IcsssrR ''
90 In the above detail. il will be seen ~, NJ, "
- buren exericd himself To take power lra.n he nco,l-
- and vest II in the ESecu,Se. Just rs he is Ia -;
-, 10 do ia the al Ihc sub-treastiy aad tht rns
a. a military force Of 100000 men. In these matters
r he only carrying oui his old fdcral prSnesp!s MIR
Van Buren, ought not suppose that Lecau. Co.,
JacktOn us nil a he
y INTO fnii 'oInnunion in The democratic church Tn.
original JAG ksJn party profossed base lao iai IN
converted iederass who sorght laenbcs r,,ip i'm a,
uemotrauc church. whether they proposed join b
Gu certificate ra. la order 10 give m ,s
IN hority for riiis asecriiou we VIII onoic FINN Ian,
~ addressed 10 Andrew Jackson. President OF the &
D States. dated Columbus, Dec L. 1892 signed /,
~ large number Of The loco loco members of ahe Il,
Islaiurc. and other citizens then at Columbus nas
= forwarded 10 Washington Ciy b Cen AlCanne
special messenger ehasen carry the electoral Sat,
OF the state Amtg Cher signatures appended
lhs Heller, are The names al Messrs. MLsaa IL
her ana s0rT's oil oi them original supporters q
Gen. Jackson. They say that ~pam r.nn. Cams
stlilicien reie has not been aad t The rl;,c,
Opinions entertained by many who have found &
'ror with The Executive. The has no doubt bee
THE consequence of msinfsr,naion Oace a t.de
"aLid ALWAYS A FEDERAIJST We .n;cl,t a
well calculate To the Ethiopian change his skir
'or The leopard his spots rs 10 see q feaer.lia i
PrtnciPte. turn democrat. There aEa hose amen
''heia, too ithc icderalisis.9 who for selfish end
and for chance nasng the Offices within you
"gh, Awe catrr mic the Dem Dcratic ranks" TIL
old fcderalist, Van Buren,, pr.sm:seJ tbnt he vouI
rs Sak IN Cen Jacksen.s footsteps The Jac N par,
e, and gen Jackson hims l., took him At his word lilo,
m. he has Perfbrmed this promise known 10 Ms al
er Lac Ethiopian cannot change his skin mar che capar
ms spots. Nor can Mr.. Van Buren, ntfsii,s,andin
his PROMISES change his lie surported f.JeraI prir
cIpes until loo lao period in life 10 understan
ne any hing about pure and unadulieraicd democrac,
ms accounts for The reiterated expression of opno
cs against hin by the democracy Of New York Cor
is neciieui and Rhode Island aud for hslote tremendo
~ overthrow IN the moherf democratic STATES the Ian
nj o. patriots aud statesmen. VIRGINIA as well "a "a
lis The immense changes going on fraIu the ceotre
le the circumference Of the UIioa
n CONTESTED ELEcTIoSs.-i s said that tI,e-le ctiou
WIN be contested in the following countless Carolar.
"s Sroi'syivania' buckingham and CharlV.:c; irr-f
u Wings are returned;
p And in Louisa DinN. die Rnth Rnn,oL. 80