Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-17
FOR THE TIMES.

FOR THE TIMES. /,
Mr. EpIru7 Did ycu observe The ioasis NJ the
Williamsburg celebration the An of Julyl Ic Won
ID not. look at them, aud have no doubt YOU viii Il
1eaim, surely all the wisdom of oil the great II
nen who were ever assembled nj the ancient rne-
rn1ols must have fallen ON these toast mixer
hey are the men and wisdom Will die with Them. '
TIE people of Willamshurrh. good souls! seem u /
oppose that because It was the seat Of govern.
neni' II must ever he the seat OF sense What /
.eldsion! The capital of Assyria once the scat OF
he great aud wise, Is said now TO be the abode of
wis II the owls have not yet taken possession ct
NE ancient metropolis of the Old Dominion, the
geese certainly have, if one may Judge from illc
P'hueal cackiing emanaiiEg from ihercahouis
Mr. Eln.nnd Rufl tuasis President TYLER aud
the state rights cause Tho most complete success.
OF both must go together or Otherwise the defeat.
disgrace, and ruin of both" Who authorised the
h1usi Bat again: Who made President TYLER.
Wee President No, the politicians who have. alr
eNct"th'e Tor some seven years claimed o. b. IIo
only true state rights men. Did Calhoun and his
followers support himl Did The l,t.e PARTY in the
safe OF OhIn, known the state rights rsr.v srr-
port Harrison aud Tylrrl j. Mr. RrHil y;u.ficd
where j. the man who i IN his right uill. WIN
would think ol speaking of President Tyler AMI
hS clique Ut political Sneculli RS a'iI "a l.nfc banks
ga the same hrcaihl Nho ever thoB.lt or uniting
ihc fame or sTccess OF Air Tyler with ths hrrlr of.
Swiss politicians who are ever ready 10 uuc iham-
selves with any party, provided ,hey can first Salts
~ themselves HAT they con lind their own account,
/ iu Tho matter! Want vrtupus man in the country
is There Who car,s liz Ir the defeat Of Ih;s plriy
men who iu irulh care much about tho rights OF
the States as shc dcyi, docs about rrl.rirul These
gentry made merit Ci opposing lAa election 81
President Tyler, aud now fDro1,h. thcp are o. he
'hc guardians OF his honor a1i Sac arJ.t,r- OF brs
1.i.rrccs.
/ Bat IrJ Us hear b Fucker. the ln'. brother of
John Randolph. md the man who never had sens.
ci.oIch 10 EHnt sfl.l or make hi> own breed .
/ John Tyler. By lhc choice e The rcrpic Vice
I Pro,l'"0'. onl hy The ae' Of CO.. President GLOW
logically igeHD u hF his r~, Pei, sanctions ID, Gre.
anon oI corporation hv ~ n-rces. DE- VIII violate
nas pledges 90 The aal .rs nil 2, the nrhrr an
io'.cils the favor of lu.h'' What does fhe man
meant Does hc mean that ir IN. President approves
90" act Cd incorporation uy Congress he viii ,io'lrp
las pledges 10 the P,pr.a ani his oath 10 li, Col
anil ip-ie'i the f1v1r OF both q % AMI man. Aitha
.h2neh Of 'his dreadful alternative uue cannot bal
feel with the poet,
"Oh John. Oh John, rIccW 60, tbs form:
Ia hell they'll roast thec like q Larru'."
This VIZ Tucher is a Professor iu William & Mary
COLLEGE, ard vet he seems given 10 ",rr IN ms mar.
raiJHs, hu he IL law professor : believe, and lie
Lawyers. We nil know, assume privilege 90 cmhcl-
li-h Mr.. Editor YOU were born a Yankee and
have been 10 Washington, YOU ram. ! suppose. rci,
Us Wheiber lI!s 1Is, bel ug % the pr Ter OF E-ra
"f fact When John Tyler accepted "a. Harms
HHrtu nomination. did hc pledge himself 10 veioaay
hII creating cJrEurlJu. o. Congress should emo,
met lie diI uot-bri Ihr very rrvcrse-:f f,lol- I
y 10 The known and fixed Opinions OF voter. means .
my thing Eishy-u.no hEni5c itIs ofihc wing. are.
nod we're during Tie last pre- DENTAL clny4.s The I
all
cd Safes Support Of such a Bank and opposition
o The exercise OF Ihe VETO power was The common
1eme Of their essays aUi ihcir speeches
Bat here comes VI. X g. Douglass Let ~ hear
THAT he has 10 sly. John Tyler, the Prcsidenl Of
he United States by force Of The constitution I'm,
ol the less bound TO support it lhlu il elected hy
he people. Let him but observe ihai construction
4 d which iu Other capacities no frequently give
, and the Republican party vii saw. wei done
ppi and faithful serynut" Vn1 is This y,ise,rrs ?
JOAN Tyler President by force Of the caneriu,ia1.~
hen -npPsc General HARRISON $50, no, P-.,iIeft
" i"rre oi the constitution Bat Dot us hear HIS
Ni.i"m55u-gh doctor lIJie farther: .,ud T,h,
Iycr is not lac .es> h1Iui Io sIpalrt fb, r,.sf ,,
ron than ii he hid been elected o.; The p,,p'. =
''''' q discovery. wonder boss one ppur head T.
'aI c1aiaG 80 mach sense. Permit me iY irrri-.
i Hc TO-" President was elected hylf.c prrarr ami
whether iHo Wee P-rsiou' b. not aul g.ls NOT i..
's much bound Co. support the Cpus..;gfr,., "a. fr.
r,a4".l. AMI whether lha Psns.aa'. e.lrriry o., f.a
1.,,. o,. moe. ,- I, ""' '.,''-" "'"' j. .
..f. w. pI..g "' "'-h DC Wa /
Mig aud CERTAIN .loud OF tie Presidents Ds,,
,,rg ~, ed, d., ~. '.'' '.''''i WI. Zoe (
Id ~. 80. 80 90. ''' 81" it'FH''ic"n i'"r.
s-E!1u who aIv1r tel fho election of II,rr.s- al
,5 HE r...l. n ,i.a ..r .'''.'-' q ''No ii''H
tbe.e men g., 60. =, 80 arc "'' republican
Butler y.tgru o-,- -, .'''...'t
thrr. John M r,ra.or, ~ ~ no ig'-
1er callpl by ia, vic, u, ~. -. S 2''' -
political station. None ssh, ,.,sr ~. ~. " ','lh
or expected hi,a 20 ablpl.r, ,b. ,'''' W. "'l
learned % his yo.lh ND ua.n ,,,..fs, 49,
through lie ani mean. Ind ,er. r.,sf Ec a., ,.,,
who would h1vc him nov tura traitor IN ,,,,,,, .,.
bilious aspirlu's"
Call yc ihls backing your fieuV l. ,l,orc ,-,i.-
doctor mIho land y, lo would have a.lrrs,c,J.,,
dose even 90 q rlaachm7n7 Bot these ,yilli.o.
burgh doctors are go common mon.
The President, ,r ,l,. r-......i .....---
Tint be- msr mot ,lIr f,.,,,- n, 80. ''''