Madison Whig advocate., 1840-05-09

the States. assumed n cerfaan l1r Nren-
Harrison, be will be elected D. sage
xote--sta, should he lose New fork, AL
r,rrv Pennsvlvansa an1 yirssaiz he ~sll
he elected by twelve votes and sho-zi1 he
lose Maryland and New fcrk, he nr1se
get Tennessee, Or North C1<oltaa, Or
Some other State IN aAiiita0a - fennsss- t.
vania. and yIrginia. IN Do eiecsest-
We ask our readers - ex2maae fAAs
table as sensible nsen- We asS tAens -
look N the yirsinia Electoral tack~t- aza.s
ponder for a moment On TIE na1aes q
those who compose II We happea ~
know the political opiaions ef tAart@@1
Of the twensv-three. and Ct thai thart~em
eleven were original friensis q Geaera.
Jackson, aad Slafe kfgiss mrz- = 1en
we % into Oaio. heataeSy. fazisana- II
lInois. North Carolina and sAe >caEA. sc
will End many who ~eFe orfgsaaiIY s1r
Jackson and Safe RgAfs naeE- @ho are
now among the naosF active asa xe2Aczas
supporters of Gea- Harrlsaa. AMI &C
know there are m.ay 0thers mA.a- q tneg
can be Induced u hear ars,saaeas AL ss--
iieye facts, Will s4eil The aauaaer. aa1
who are deferred By aPPreAsaSioas. rass
the iufigcnce q m-u. WauSs paiis5esi
opinions and priaciPies thew disaRqrexes
whose Obiectl0Gs are aos % WhaE sh@x
know him to BE- bgs to MAJ shey aszr -
NAV become, under the insa<aces s1as
will surround him
Il Is important that hoaesx pr-5sais res
and patriotic fears sEeui1 BE- Ees aalf g'zs-
ssad. and al that we ask s a ca1na aasf
dispassiOaais eoaslieFatioa OF rae cfr-
eamstances under which Gea. El4EF5san
Is put IN nomina1loa-
tie Is pledged % seEse bzE o1e terat-
This is, Of itself. a great reforn aa.t
should go far % quiss honest fears 81 So
decline serving n secoR1 tern. herssase
ne desires TO set an exampte "a ozarrs
who come after hifzL aasi deelfues us5Hss
the patronage Of the GsoEeraa1=ar 80 pro-
mote MS o1rz election. that - the s-ronz-
est guarantee thaf be coalI give. shas -
will nos prOstItu,e his high osis.-e - el.-zt
a successor Gen Harrisou Hzs seAecs-
cd by the people. n opposlsion - exe-,z-
tive Inhuence- and - elecsia1 will So a
triumph Of pOpalar ssnzinaeaz ~hseh be
viii nOt disregard lie ~if eouze lnzo
office free from any and az conuai tzseass
he will be al liberty - select his cas-
net from the abiest aai best uaen ia EAe
country, and he will 90 ~
This : his strong grouad- aai thase
who desire 70 concillase AIS goO3 ugsta5sa
will best promote that cad b. ealeaxor-
ing to promote haFmony an GOD So
and especially b. discouragiu- every
thing which tsais 70 exeite cd Pargy les-
lOusies and resenfnenss- The oos-ctioa
urged against she Whig party e., shar 81
consists of dIscordanE materials Ehas
70 some extent. - trues bat % ihas ex-
tent II proves thar there has hsea a ~
nerOus surrender Of private pr=iereaes-s-
and some concession egea ol pollrscal
opinions, for the gool Of rlas coaasrF---
No man can expect al osher mea -
adopt his opinions in al taiags--EaeEe
must be concession aEd coIprel1ss alsa .
Il Is IN thar spirit aione shaE sc caa en-
umPh- Then let u invite al 5n,a ear .
ranks who love their eoanfrv- let -
carefully AVOID all controversy rAat uzav .
divide Us and weazea ear F.
energies he Who cones In a. uhe el--
venfh hour nav turn the sca.e La ear 4
favor, and a single vote Gl1y seeare ear A
Let our rivalry be as % who
can do most fer the co1nrry. rrzElag
with confidence on the wls.l1m aal .zac1 4
sense of the people for the f1tare- LeE 4
rs, while we maintain eur o@l nrsl@E-
ences and opinions wila frmness~ acs ia 4
that spirit OF Kindness and uz1szeralas,l
that VIII convince cur Relgaasrs of eur
sincerity and fairness b thas mcaas
hey Will listen 10 u.s. an3 While s-ch a
,ourse viii cultivate good wll anf hsr-
nOny amOug ourselves 4 wtA tead
greatly 10 induce al pafrlorlc msa O. E
mite with Us ~L.et Is ae Eaited f',r -.
'ake OF the Uaion-@