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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-09
EXPEDITION TO OREGON,

The settlement Of this country seems 10 be ex-
citing a, present, some interest in this state. Two
meetings have been recently held 2, Bedford 10
take measures TO form a company for the purpose
Of emjgrating 10 that country. A Constitution
cor the government of The Expedition has been
adopted, which we publish below, for the informa-
ton of those who may feel an interest IN The mat.
ter:
Constitution of the oregon Expedition Company.
Whereas, we a portion Of The citizens OF the State
of Indiana. having met in the town Of Bedford,
county of Lawrence. and State aforesaid, for the
purpose of celebrating upon The ~propriety OF for
ming a company 10 emigrste TO and settle a col
onv within that portion of The Territory Of the
United States situated west Of the Rocky Noun
tains, designated and known as the Oregon Terri
tory. And, therefore, W. deem 1t due 10 our
selves and 10 those for whom we may be acting.
to set forth 10 a very brief manner a few Of The
causes which imPel US 10 take the important posi-
ton.
A. the present period our country is pressed
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-09

VIRGINIA, 4 MANUFACTURED FOR MAssAcHU-
Norwich Courier mentions a some
what singular fact. that four bales of brown shee-
ting. manufactured at Petersburg. Va. recen,lv
PASSED through that town, being on their way by
Railroad TO the purchasers. Messrs. II. 3. CiafTen
s. Co. Worcester, Massachusetts.
Old Virginia sending her Cotton Cloth into the
heart Of New England,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-09

SMALL PoTAToEs.-The Washington CORES
pondent of the Cincinnati Gazette, says:
"Fhe Post master General has ordered The list
OF letters lying IN the Civ Post Office to be pub
iished in the MadIsonian, which has a circulation
Of about fifty IN Washington, instead Of the Incl
iigencer, which almost every citizen takes. A
very small affair and most contemplate. The
Administration cannot support Itself by such poor
shifts"
A similar change was made sone months ago,
in Columbus. The publication of the city list
was taken from the State Journal, an old and cx
tensiveIy circulating newspaper, and given 10 the
Old School Republican, a paper of very limited
circulation. What mouseIike magnaninity!
Springfield Republic.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-09
MIR. EDIToR,

INiUTI-TV-FD1 -TIF
MIR. EDITOR,
knowing you arc over ready to give publ
city to every thing which has for ITS object the
prosperity Of your country, | take The liberty OF
sending you a copy Of an address, ! sent to Gen.
SroKLEy, member of Congress for Ohio; should
you think it worthy q corner III your excellent pa
per you will obIige several Of your friends in
Richmond as also your
obliged serg't,
Holm EnX Cor
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-09

IMPORTANT LEGAL DEc1sIoS-The following
decision of Judge Parsons. (now Secretary of The
State OF Pennsylvania was confirmed IN july
last, by the Supreme Court Of that State:
"A paid B, al Harrisburgh, a debt Of 1000 dol
lars on the lf,h October. 1910, in bank notes of
the Commercial Bank Of MIllington, Md. The
notes were then current a, the place of payment.
and remained SO until The 18th Of the same month.
when II became known at Harrisburg that The
bank had stopped payment and failed. on The 18th
of October. being the day preceding the payment
as aforesaid, by A TO B. The payment having
been made in good faith. and parties ignorant. at
The time thereof, that the bank had failed. The
Court held that the payment was a valid one,
and the debt satisfied Ia. Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-09

The majority against the new constitution Of
Island is one thousand and II votes.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-09

Mr.. VIM. Berke, aged 9S, formerly q gentleman
Of independent fortune, and companion Of hrs
Majesty George The Fourth in has early dsys,
when Prince of Wales, died a Pauper in ST. Pan
cras workhouse.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-09
TEE EAI.EA a VI :,
DIP.

.4kMc .SouM-cnsfc corner Of Main and Front streets,
Rfclotond, Uayne couenty, Indiana.
rerms,.-rwo DoiIars-.in advance; and Three
Dollars at the EXPIRATION of the year.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-09

J. L. RAWLINGS, Secretary,
CORRESPONDING COMMITTEE.
A. MCCALLEN. r. TEMpLEroS.
L @. EoGGATr, ]. L. RAw1Iss,
"A. BEEMAN, JAMES r. GLOVER.
The following resolution was adopted.
Resolred, Tha, the Editor Of the Bedford Re-
view, be requested to request other editors friend
~ TO The expedition, TO insert it, or notice it 9TH
erwise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
.aRRiTaL or THE GREAT WESTERN

4 # 7 n
The Gfsal Western arrived at New York On
Saturday evening, bringing London and Liver
pool dates to the ID Of September.
10 Lancashire the men do moi return
to their work 80 generally Is was antiai-
ter part Of the factory operatives sin = !.
main "out,n' and declare that they WIN
not resume their employment until their
masters advance thsir wages.
The Quean and Prince Albert were 81,
9 teur 10 Scotland. They embarked at
Leish on board the Royal George yacht,
and accompanied by ffve steam ships 81
war, and other national vessels, SET sail
for EdiabuFgh. The squadron had ! 81
arrived ID sighi Of thai port Oh he Iii
inst, al which date eli Edinburgh waa
on the look .oHt for The royal eoriere.
4 The Afshbisbop Of Canisgbusv wasEIv.
ing dangerously ID, but the bulletins issu-
60 BY bis physicians on, the Sd inst. re-.
ported an improvement.
Df. Ireland, Dean OF Westminster dad
10 the cloisterslof Westminster Abbey on
The morning OF the Sd instant.
The Great Western, il will be recollecl.
ed, took out the new Treaty. and sba
brings the 6rst Intelligence. The Liver
pool Chronicle remarks, that Upon ia
whole. Lord Ashbnrion has ably and eff
GENTLY discharged bis duty, and more
than realised The expectations which Biz
embassy held out. All The bad blood
which the constant discussion and aeita-
ton Of the points IN dispute between the
two countries produced, has been remoy.
ed betweensGreat Britain end her amao-
nIfceat daughter Of the west which will
endure, il is 10 Be. hoped. for ages As
far as We notice, the Treaty il received
10 like spirit By the London press.
10 the Criminal Court, onslhs 25lh uR..;
John William Bean. aged III, was fried,
loT bis singular assault upon Tie sQuean !.
found guilty, and senlenoedflo Is months,
Among the passengers BY The Western
IRE WIDOW Celeste Eiliott and her father
The report Of an attack on Sir Robert
peel's mansion is*ontradicted. IL
a INDIA.-The news from India fayoral
HE impression that the British forces are
about 10 be- Withdrawn from Atfehanistan.
striking another blow.
There are accounts OF some successes
,y Gen. Motifs army 10 Candahar.
CHiNA.--Sir Henry Ro!tingsr was
Ihovt 10 advance ct once TO Pekin.
TWAS currently reported tha. the En-
ssror, alarmed at the preparations which
be English we're making 10 attack him..
lad given bis subjects palsfnal exhorta-.
ion 10 resist ihe barbarians to lhe utmost,
nd retired into Tartary. His departure.
rom Pekin, before We Ieachit, though
highly probable, will Be unfortunate
The intelligence Of The Enperor's fight
4 derived from The French missionaries
Il Pekin. who are supposed ID have ae-.
'shs 70 some good sources Of infolma-
ion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22

MassAcIlusrrrs--MR. CLAY.

FS--10Ks 4L4A - E
The Massachusetts Wing Slate Convex.
ton assembled ID Boslon on Wednesdnl
The Journal says II comprised betwe<a
one and Two thousand delegates. incl0t.
Ing many individuals from every part 3
ths State, distinguished for talents and
worth. and who are well known for Tie
public services which they have rendered
n ire Commonwealth aud the county.
A spirit 81 harmony, aud . feeling Of en-.
eIey are manifested 10 the dsliberallons
NJ This body, which are sure guarantees Ct
The triumph Of Wing principles, Vt me
election ia Novembers
The Convention was regularly organized
81 The appointment Of Abbott Lawrence.
II Boston, Is asPresident, and number
| az Vice Presidents and Secretaries.
amer The Convention was organized,
III appropriate and most impressive prayer
Was offered BY the Rev. Mr.. Rogers, q
! Boston. :.
| F,Mr. kellogg Of Rtts6eld. addressed
line Convention 10 some remarks, aIadSc
Guided by moving that nominations for
line Offices OF Governor and Lieutenant
lGovernor Of this Commonwealth pc made
INV the Convention at large. The motion
Twas adopted, aud the following nomiaa.
lions we're made BY reclamation
y JOHN DAVIS, Of Worcester, Tor 90
ilTernor,
H GEORGE HULL. Of Sandisfield, Tor
n Lieuteaant Governor.
II Hwassthen moved by Edward a. New.
town. Of Ritts6eld, that nominations be
made ~ the Convention al large for can
didates for the offices Of President and
Vice. Presiden: ofShe United States, 70 be
supported at the next election. This mo-
|. lion was UNANiMouShy adopted and old
Il Faneutl Hall rang With the names Of
'4LLR HENRY CLAY, of kentucky, for
President.
!. JOHN DAVIS. Of Massachusetts, f0r
\ Vice President
1 These nominations were received and
!. adopted amid loud and continued accla.
] Imstions.
! The Journal adds--The Rubiconis nov
Q passed. HsNRY CLAY is the candidate
Of the Wing party in Massachusetts,, fol
lihe Presidency al The next eieetion--ant
J be will be The only candidate ofthe Wing
? Ia every State 10 the Union. His public
services and Bis splendid talents eniitl'
Z him 10 the gratitude and confidence 81 th'
= people Of The United States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22
JERsEY-MR. CLAY,

!. A letter 10 HE Editors Of the PhiladeL
phia -Ipqairer. dated Trenton, Sept, II,
says. Our Wing State Convention met
Today. and. was well attended, and Tho
best feeling prevailed Throughout it's delib,
Ierations. There was but one feeling as
10 the candidate for President, and that
was most cordially and enthusiastically.
proclaimed for the honest and patriotic
Sage Of Ashland: HENRY CLAY Of
Kentucky was, unanimously and with I'M
bounded acclamation, nominated as The
lWhig Candidate for President Of the
limited Slates.p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22
FrorS Il. .Nstiona,I. JD.,u;e.nel,l Ia -,

MRS. TYLgR's FUNERAL.-The Fpper-.
a ceremony IoF ne late Iamenied Gonsort Of The
lseflaeul q me United States took place At The
1tsf.usnss Mansion Yesterday a. O'Clock, ac-'
cording q lho previous announcements. Divine
Service vas performed on tie occasion 81 iSe-
Rev. Mr. HAwLEH, ID Inc presence of Iarse
ard most respectable assembly Of sysppa,hizissr
flepds. among whom we're . number of mem.
nefs g Congress and All he pFiauinal officers Of
Gsfernment. The Corporate Councils and ch;ef
ofieers Of the City also attended. ir pursnan ,.s.
OF afbFmal resolution. n s
The remains Of slHeAaeceasei are q H. corv.:,s-
I'd d Virginia lo-daysfur interment fs,,':
bu3iDg ground.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22

NJ
sslfrespses, however. forbade s3y .furshss
action % ny part. sonisAtsd myself
uith diplpfing the e5llision thtl bad oe-
cured bstHsen ihs Fresidens snd Goa
grssi. and sslioasly hoped ihrs Il might
81 hsrmonised.
on he 9Th Of April last, Il vas an
nonnesd 10 NE Ne1E York HefsIa, AID
more anIkoriiliisely ii TIE M1dIsosian,
That Tiers uoaId soon Be ehangss made 10
! The o1Eesrs u Phils1elphs. Regarding
This alnosi - IN ofisiai eomuuniraiion.
On The 2Sfh I addressed tie following
letter 10 he President:
Pnn4DrlfaIA, ApfI 2s.k. 1874.
Dear sEf-Af Che hns you addresses 10 me
Four very Kind letleS 81 lie 13ih Decemhef.
1871. Ii rss appsrelt ear feelings bad been dis
.arbed 81 fepfeseulasicaE which we're erroneous
llifnpf disilgenu0as. lhen repil1< " 3on uith
\ I'll she capdof lhe 0blisiiion y6u had conferred
on ne, and the kiadnest q Jcur ieElet taioined.
III have Ueen aware. that through De uhole time
lthai has since elapsed, there has been ~ unre-
mitIed puftuil Of measures b. soma mea 10 effect
purposes Or lheif owh By means faf from iostiha-
bic Az Ibis momstt i IS anndnDee4 through
The pubic papers from Washington % New
lYork. that changes are 10 be LOCKED for 10 this
Icity. III II Be 50, DOT knowing where they are
Ito fail, ohly ask fof a1 opportunity 10 lag be-
fore you lie aecoant Of ny stewardship 10 the
}plsee yoa have been pleased 70 lassigu me. II
. Is not my purpose. ID enter upon this sspla1a-
non al his tiaae, bnl 10 express by nilingness
+ and wish 10 hare 81 inlefsiew vlth yea person
ally. For this end lfespecfully propose % sisil
" Washington, health pefmillag, il al nEit week
It Il doe 70 iastce, before aeiioA shogld be had
, illhak both sides shooid Be heard. W
Iil VERY tfnly. Your obliged ffiend.
JONATHAN ROBERTS.
III His Ekcellsncy JsHs TrsrR
'sOn the 30th, the followingle;tets. dated
the same dsy these annunciations appear
10 The Herald and Madisonian, reaches
= me p
: TnKAsuRY DEPsRTMEETE
April 9Th, 1912
i sir-I herevilh enclose yco = letter this ia.
e received from the PfeSideEt, whdEe wishes l re
( quest you 10 carry toIedecl
: With great fesPee, four OBJ sefvS,
I JoxaTaln RoBEH+s, Esq c9llestor Of Gus
g toms, Philadelphia !.
Q The enclosure was an original lette
from The President, addressed 10 the frs
+ Inslance 10 Jonathan Robetis. Esq" ID
= name then partially and clumsily erased
y and tha,o the Secretary Of The Treasur.
n substituted. II il as follows
WAsHixdroE, April 9Th, 1881
sir-I have 10 request that the following char
ees be made in ihe Custom House a. PhAsde
81 phia, TO take effect on The Isl dayiof May: II
" required Tor reasons satisfactory 70 myself 90
- connected with the administration Of The "
\ yernmsntal affairs, viz
= Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22

K is worthy Of remark. that q the
very lime the cold. bl0oded and trescher4
Gus act towards the venerable ReBEREs,
was perPssEaisd By Mr.. Tyler. bis wife
was Then breathing Der last One would
suppose that biz thoughts. and his heart.
would have been. turned another way.
lBaI. Pa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22

The eject Of Jonathan Robss,s' letter upoa he
reader, vas vel expressed BY friend, Who
states tint when reading the plain recital Of John
Tyler's basenes., be fell his foot inroIuntsrily
rising, Is i preparing 10 give kick 10 tbs eai-
til Who had 20 Onsrsgsdsail pxinsiPle and de-
cency. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22

ne had not once made ian hDlneky nonina.
lloa for he Vice Presidency, We should say 10
the wings Of The Union Jake up JcsArHLn Re-
srRTsof Penasylvania---sAs nnWsvsrins Wing.
Who losss bis country, Better lhan eaaes. and
who has spirit too gallant 10 sOver before the
ffoSns Of power.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22

Mr, Robert W Middleton getires from the
editdrship 81 NE Carlisle HeIald,(a SsottpaPsFD
and Is succeedsd BY Mr.. " Butler, who goes the
whole figure for Barry Of the West.n we 81
tract q paragraph from Mr.. BIS sxeellsntshd sen
sible introduetory article.
"Thefe is one man whose whole history is so
idenlically connected with this pclcy Of govern
nent, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of home indnstry;l one
whose voice HAS thouSand times been heard in
its defence, who has plead for il before She as
sembled mass and in The Senate Chambsrs and
the best years Or whose life aave beer. tpept 10
has sldeavoring to bring about system of 20.
yernment. BY which the laboref may be feNnIeed
for hisinduslfy a1skloii, that IL is not 10 be won-
defsd i, thai be shpald Be The especial choice ~
the people Of this great sgricnltgfal dstt'es, W
The ofsre Of Chief Mseis1ats indeed = uruid
Be strange were il nos 20 gratitude loqdly g.
i..sssAA ia---f Hi ma ~ ElEHRY CLAY. Ne
De1poerafic Wing parry thiousAous he sennuy. =
f rs -l<---4----.~ y FIN sNt
Vhe fraisI 81 Loco Fecoisn and TyIerisn
hsvs been bitterly taxed smongsi COR working
men. TAs cenbired spposi.ion Of ihe two, frs,
Dedicated asd then DELAYED tho passage OF Talia
bll. leo as % ieays the National Treasury without
dollar to nset eurret, demands ne eonss-
Equeaes has bean fsll mosf dssply BY he Armof.
ere and Others discharged from psblis sDploy-
mens, ind distress Aas been isfis.sd upon ian6-
ssas men. vim . fesnorssIsss iASiEstsaee dis
graceful 10 GhrislisA government.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22
MAlNEZ

TIE Wings did mot CONTEST lie late eisetion,
BOZ lei he LoeosI havs il All heir own WY.
EArteIa's msiOrisy fot Governor willke Above
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22
FTsntiAs PAIiadsIpais o s 6dsstls. lhpi. Ia
TO THE PUBLIC.

y -
II hes pleased the President Of the
United States 10 make . change 10 The
Office Of Collector Of the Port Of Philsdel.
phia, and tits due 10, myself that yeu
should be iHformed Of the fscts connected
viii this proceeding. I pray 10 be al.
lowed 10 diselaim sny feeling Of personal
unkindness towards the President, while
Town dssp sense Of the injury which be
has been induced to infict on me by
sauselessly removing me from post 10
which be voluntarily placed mo.
On the l4ih Of April, le4l, reesiee1
"a autograph letter frOp President Tyler,
ANNOUNCING my sppointmenl as Collector
Of the Port OF Philadelphia, expressed in
The strongest terms Of condolences and
Kindness, Though I had been. 10 The
course Of ny public life, often on terms Of
intimate association With ineambents Of
The Executive o6ces, both State and
Federal. had never in,ims,ed wish
Tor favors from them. nor did ever re-
eeive any assurance Of . willingness do
me service. This sppointmsct was on.
sohsited aud unexpected. II reached
ne in ! retirement OF nearly 6fteen years
duration, sad was accompanied By cirsum-
stances which made il more honorable 10
seeeps than 10 decline il.
came into community where uas
wholly stranger. and which. q the Pre-
sidsnt BAD Informed me, was disturbed By
avefy aesiFs composition for The Office 10
wh:ch WAS appointed. I brought no
ftlerd with me. and called none 10 me-
! bad no pfivate ends 10 serve, and 10
GOOD faith sci about healing. q far az pos
able, the irritation that had before exist
ed. Before receiving my commission. |
had written 10 Mr.. Tyler, RECOMMENDING
The hpRointmeat 81 Mr.. Henry Morris A
Colltelbr. To Ibis letter rece;rsd tAe
following answer. and Il the sane time.
the jntshigsnee ofmy appointment.
Wx1111sroH. Apfil Is. islt.
NJ Gear Sir s-Eoar letter % bafnra me- ma 4.
nann rsa6 y ne Wilk "a ~ resp1ct which sin-
erfon feel Tor ytur eh1rselsf lnd past scrsicca /
ro,orAiss II yo9 ~ elder n tkal poltieai school
3 lSe41t1neantnt q The pEinsiples e ukieh ~
knse nlike Devoted anxious days md nighta The
ntrrtis "a DAD q Sea. Hlnison has go Z. deep
1loen aver TIE country, md has been mtrs pain
EIir AthF mFsslf than any uther. bseauns not ouly
az IL aroag petsenzl tisl which existed bssgesa
81 bo ssss1ss e The high md delicate respoabili
ifny sef ID The discharge q The duties q ny
t5la rioile thRs seopE De 1E.sas,s efny Pr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22
noD. wAlr.u FoKvAn..


II Is right thai / shoeld here observe
thst by Law eli suboFd:nass oficers Of lhe
Customs. are to Be nominaied By the Col
leoiOr. and 70 be approved by the Secrsia-
ny Of the Treasury, Thei President has
no right 10 interiors with them, nor has
the Secretary any thing to do With The
original sppoinlnent. Among those whom
Mr.. Tyler directed ne 10 remose, vas
one attached 10 The Appraisers Depart
ment, over which The eolIeetos has ns
authority whatever.
I resched Washington on Tie ersaipg
of the Sd May, and immediately waited
on Mr. Secretary Forward, informed lsm
Of the purpose 81 my visit. sn6 Of The
circumstances ofthe case. HediseiAimsd
any participation or priTiis il making
oal the lists Of those to Be sproinled and
removed. and said that be shonkhi that IL
: communicated to The President THAT
bad il him. be would be satisfied with II.
From Uhat | conceived TO he.tk6 state
Of things a the Presidents House. ap.
might Be denied snainlsT-
view : but the Sscrstary's remark fsInps-
ed The suspicion from my mind On The
4lh I attended az The RresideniG a To-
chamber Tor several hours. and snallg
wa obliged 70 retire without having an
Interview. I made alrenewed EFFORT % zee
me tfeildenf in he afternoon, bhl the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22
EFFECTS Of RAE MFsNFRIc rIUID.


The Richmond press has suddenly Become the
lsubisei Of Msstneric iniashss, and The commO.
lion thereby produced Is Truly anusiug. The
result thus far has bsen, ihat lie ediler b The
Rsaoifef Is a chm believer ID The comm unity d
sepssifons-ihe editor Or tie Whig Is nt.erly Ia
srsdulous, and pronouncss .he science humbpg
land The editors Of the carnpiler and Star sre Is
state Of suspsadsd srsdsIiAy.
Our old friend Of lAs Norfolk Herald saa also
been "smiIten. and 4hus diseourscs 90 ,i.s won-
derful science ~
The fact aiona, that . person may be thrown
inie naBnelielsle Jr'sns uhieA h. can byiy be
yotsssd in gives iHs ey NE psgnsiissr, and dur
ing which be issniirefy inkensi5ie 70 pain. mpsi,
il will readily be seen, prove an inealenla5le
blessing 70 the hsmaI race 10 the exemption
frsm Suffering which il win afford 70 The St1icted
in ihe lnostpanfnl and efltisal operations 81 sur.
gerry; while il Hilllaiyo afford oppoflunHi es FOR
extending RESEARCHES into lhs fsrlhest recess Of
physiology.r
Suppose The rsa2netiseE vtFe to die, whilst his
subject was uRdsf The mssusric. inaaenss, how
would lie charm b dispelled r Must the deeper
sleep op-4-Or so1ld be b walked By the touch Of
any slAer magician
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22

p y -
5when1he Wings ind fault ith The coNEge q
John Tyler, lhisif iberaI adversaries taunt hen
With he rematk--..He Is gaur President sassS
exceed him--sos onght not 70 ind faultwish
your s.es MANI, The reply denotes striking
cihsihnee ID Ire characteristics Of ne I'VE par
ties. Tie one parry deem !. duty TO folpw q
leader through al his msanderings. Gas y lshe
Tease of Gen. jackson and Martin Van ButeR j
he oihet claim the rish, Of ireemen 70 lhiRk for
themselves, ana ,orepuaia,e men Of their eAoies.
AZ readily as they would heir opponents, when
departure from principle is manifested. He.
40 thing has Wing independence and henesf5
been more sienaHy demonstrated Than iAllheir
course towards The present incumbent. frhcy
soon had reason 10 fearlhey had been belEased--
They manifested their disapProbation modefa'ely,
and pa,iently awaited fuller developments =
when abe prpcf was clear, they al ONCE g.
lnouncea The resreaut, and. With him, al hopes
sof pFefsrmenl or place. They lOca the lofty
ground If frssman-- ptefeIring their country 70
Tall selfish considerations they again stand OF
1.-The broad plaEsoFnsof principle.
| It's unfortunately true, mat Tie Wing party
eleoted John Tslef-,it i equally true tha. az
American Congress appointed Benedles Arnold
I,o aIhish comma brl when he contaminated
Ibis tteason, lhesA 4nounced him, and rallied fol
their country AsaweIi might The Wings Il th'
A Revolution haNs been askedto forgive and follow
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