Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07

y " fIitctpus. E q honorable, o. q not. iu truth, an
abandonment sftho party 10 winch IL hrs hct,toiurc
given - aihoronoci We prcsumc. We kson. from
what We know of the character u Mr.. Tyler. that
he VIII m, he influenced by such slurs moro Than
he would DO by Inc Gllios Of The men who burnt
hun in Ell ". and rendered themselves ridiculous
by their en1r' 10 osss oium upon him. We are sat
isGcd that he D. too honorable. made ~ to- stern staff
700 much accustomed 10 look with contempt upon
,he ras,ounde Of the mere hangers on of a party,
ever to allow himself 10 De- Influenced ia has future
action by IL; but in the end. be the result what 10
may, will uot the eJitots nnd citizens who have
dealt wholesale and retail IN The nhu-c. have much
10 blame themselves for. hH aid tbli the cabinet
have made up their minds 10 60 With the Wing
party. who doubts ~ They have aI~lys been
wing, and among The ffmesi sud best mon ~ the
party bat The legitimate inference from The rcmah
ls. a. follows IN the sentence. that "lhcy viii r..
sign. and That II they go With Tho WLIr perry thoy
cannot go with the President We wish - know
why this il. 1.-The lulc kust Of mcrccnary scnb
blcns who live upon iho Grcbtands they eau throw
abroad. ore ibe whiR parry. hen Mr Tyler docs MT
belong to them and is lot with them. hut n the
great body 81 the rejecting mon Of tho community
ore the wing plrty, as we believe they arc. they
have no reason to think that Mr.. Tyler is not with
them.
There has never been lhc slighic 1 Inference bs.
tween Mr.. Tyler aud Inc leading ~hig mombcts Of
Congress upon any important question except lhi-
bank bill. Now let Us judge wherein these mon
differ. even in that. Mr. Webster. in hs speech At
the convention Of Merchants IN New York, on Sep.
teTnbcr 90. 1910, says:
III this Government shall ever bc brought o. c,n-
sidcr the adoption Of such On institution araiu fNa-
u"n1l financial institutional 1t should hc rather as
bauk Ol lssucs Than Of discount aid money making.
aud. 10 the end that its managers should have ~
temptation nf interest To issue To excess. all the earn
iugs over q stipulated umOuni shOllJ be pad iutJ
the public treasury"
Was Mr.. Webster a ooo6co. or did he on this oc.
"asion candidly express bis opinion us a WING ,
Those who deny II will DO placed ia an awkward
m.
The following is an extract from II lcllcr from
Mr.. Ewing defining the position he assumed IN O
speech at Philadelphia IN 1910:
" said that our opponents were attempting 10
make TIC question OF n BdHk the issue between Tho
PARTIES. ] spoke Of tho inyuds1,c and aGsuyddy oil
ne attempt That O Bank was not and never had
been considered 10y us as any fhiHg more Than a mere
mailer of convenience usoiui article Of furniture 4
~ our noHe cdJ C. That our opponents were grave
~ raisiEg aud debating The question whether This
hrlole ct iuubiiurc was convenient or ncccEaw-
whether We should have "A tale Or a senee stoujing .
In our hails-whilc their snPpcrs nnd miners were
ct work %iumblIng lis walls aud columns about our I
ears. HIS. with ompliicnlOn aud illustration. is
TIE substance of what said touching that particular
oiJett You perceive. therefore, that You dad not !
mistake my opinions OF my language.
Your sincere friend,
r. EWING.
Was and is Tom Ewing a locoioco Or an u~p1slnicl
u there is any one man in Inc Union who would be-
supposed personally to feel tho veto. iI1t man is
Henry Clay. yet IN hs place in the Senate VI Thus
day last he said:
"Sr' The President IL ipsulicd by fhcro insinua.
lyils' and Il ] were in his ploco ! would rcpcl them
unite araius, his party ond wish them bic
enemies. The PrCsiJcnl is too honorable n msn % .
indulge IN such pcrfdy Such trcachcry would be- ,
uncomfortable. Tie sol Of Vrrrinia never had and 4
never would give biHh 10 treason. II
! believe, sand Mr. Clay. in the purity 81 bloid. +,
"hu 'he iothor oiJohn Tyler was ono Of tho noblest
o'u mo" patriotic mon Of tho Ancient Common
wealth Of Virginia" /,
'hoSo arc but Few among tie mnny evidences v
'ha' 'hofo Is haunOuy among the men who actually
compose The Wing party. and hoy. Of ihcm-eIyes .
'no suhieieni 10 show lhnt those men who suy or in-
'inunto hai there is not, and impugn the action OF
motives " Mr. Tyler ore wolves Ia Sleeps clothing 0
" political bulls aud boln, that strive 20 mako the
most Tor themselves ia The rise ond fol- Of political
.tocks. u