Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-02
WHO ARE HARRlsoNs srppoprrps

WftO Ak hAkklSON - " plDRIERS
The above question appet- ina Van Buren, NM,
OF tho West. sci forth ia small capitals. and an,rnseJ
thereto arc a number Of answers. which We give
"tedersAnts.e embracing aboliionistS; ami Mason,; shin.
Piasieriie<E monsrchsis, friends Of alien and .ed,,io,
laws peace party in war. and war party IN peace; tho
ars'oe'als, The deseendssr- Of revolutionary torres; the
enemies Of equal rights; the advocates of o1clusi We pri-
vileges' the Hartford Convention parly; opponents OF
We mechanics nnd anivenal suffrage" SO much Cor
ths toco loco description of"the supportsrs of Iasri-
son" Now let us look nj each class.
FEpERALfsrs-Mr Buchanan. Mr. yylL;,. AZ.
Hubbard. MI. Wall. ctc-men constituting the ...enr.
and power Of the Van Buren, suppor,erS--mcn CT,
Federal party. strong distinct. decided when that parly
existed with . chance ofconferring Office.
ABoLIrfoSisrs-Ths sbolrtionists have nominated
candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency.
because Geneal Harrison will no, 60 wi n Them in
Their views Of abolition. Mr.. Morton. the Van Buren,
Governor of Massachusetts,. was elected by Az abs!r
ton vote.
ASrrMAsoss.-Tho whole strength OF the dis,inc.
i've snii-Masons has been pct with the Abolilionisl of
Nlassachusets, for the last few years. against Tho
wings So. also. we learn. II is in Rhode Island .ud
Connecticut.
SRtS-PLAsrEs PARrr-The Government ha. been
sustaining itself by shin-plssIers for seycuri years.
MosARcHisrs.-We have nuthIng to say TO this
bad as we ihisk Of the principal OF thu loco-foco oarty,
No do not pretend to cha GO the mcmbers " N being
monarchists. difficult ss the Harrison men find II to
tear from their hands the reins Of power. We do no,
know that We ought 10 charge them with being mon.
srchs.
FRIENDS or ALIEN AND SrpirroS L.ws.-Thcso
old fellows are a ii le beyond cur recollection. Mr..
wilkins. Mr. Wall. Mr.. Buchanan. and a. o!her &C.
~ inisirntion leaders. musi know oil abont them.
Tux PEACE PARrr ~ Wss. rrc-rhe peace party
in the last war with Grest BriIian nominated De Wa
Clinton rs their candidate Tor the Presidency against
Mr., Madison. who ~Hs the war candidate. aud MAR-
YIN Van BuREs su-tained that nomination with all
ms force. Lot 4iSs answer, then. for the peace men IN
rar"
TUE hRrsrocRsrs-we refer TO tho loriiy occs.
pants of the public buildings ai Washington.
DsscEsp,Srs OF REveLUrIoNARr ToRIEs.-Hsa
I been OF mans estate an The Revolution. / would haze
been a Tory -!
The ENEMIES OF Rionrsi-The rigAss OF holdine
office year aiieI year-of rewarjing pariIzans aad per
sonal fa,ortes-of filling their poskets with ou,Gl,
yesrly salaries. and return money-are ,he., equal
Andn are not tho privilege OF dong these thing. wick.
edly. cruelty e~relacirei
TIE IlARrFoRp CONVENTION P.RrY-NrI Iub
hard. Of New Hampshire. the great gun Of Van b.
reni,m--was he not the principal officer Of a meeting
that appointed delegates from his slate to The Hartford
Convenient
OPPONENTS or TIx mechanics AND I.sIsER,Ar
SVyTRAOE-r. Buchanan declares that the rate O
wages. the price Of the services Of mechanics and all
laboring men. mus, come down ~ the price in Europe.
siI pence a day. That 10 enough for a mechanic and
l.borer, according 10 the new Van Buren, estimate A,
% anire sal s.SasS. Mr. Vas BvkES's conduc in New
York. requiring progeny qualifications for voting, vii
show how he Jees.