Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-17

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TIC - lp'Nins passage - from, r,nan rec,i,,l,
delivered uu ,ua puhiic-ucci,iDr. bat where or n,
whom w. Ctnn Il u'w la-htyia. II the refer, nee
10 hs oxch 'nsc ptpsr ir11 wlichihc paragraph vas
raken
You viii say. psrhop' that thu party spiri, is a
necessary evil an every free c'mm,nW cllIh. an
that II has iis checks all imts. ~hIch will keep
u within unIs. Perhaps il 50. Would - lea.
vln That II my &c. would hil hope fr the
best IN this as Ia everything. Bat IIisiory-lI ist,-
~ WI ca SHINES "a the grave o Gnginn an II .mln
liberty bid. ~ fear well ~ h 10 AID Vision
Janus hccd.lopts hoh To the past AID iuiuIe wurs
~. that we must keep our eyes oacn Ia the q ms
ernu' and cDrruPing icndeucIes ofall political fac
tlon, We must taNe care thit the HSplulic i not
sh1itcrcl or undermined by this perpetual agitaina
We mast not suii the c1ims OF truth. iunicc hon
or. freedom 10 be sacrificed ia the contest No
must strive b. repress and regulate he warring ele-
me MS Of seeiInh aud pp,ilical strife We m ut re-
member, that sprit o. CON prom -. of ior4earlnce
u al.-os>enta To the pcase III rrns2criiy of cuun-
/ try like ours. We must be wlin. To consult the
sHd of tie whole and To sacrifice much for the pre-
crSaii "a OF that National Union which Is ;, inpdr
iant 10 the best interests OF America an The world
| Col. grni, that this UJipn may be pcrpetnnI; aud
ihi' with the light Of growing EXPERIENCE nnd the
ehansos both m opin snl i'm institutions VIII ch
II will bring nhouI every ROOT ct bitterness aud alien
alton may he finally rcmnyeI Cd save the Uni.
til Safes of America"
IL - an indefinite lerm--shIs phrase party spirit
a. nay be easily ascertaincd, one WILL only cinsd.
or how various are the natives of different men ia
/ ihrring o. party. Those who 90 for principles
| which they believe 10 10 true and right. aud sus
tim Them Or that reason are m .erate men always
| Ihey have oonii ience IN the sDunlneSs of their
prncip'or7nl trust mp-e 10 the selfvnlic uing pow.
er oi the ~ina Than % the influence OF any nniS,.
which may he made about ;hem. Hence they can
Afford ID DC calm, to be Notwithstanding a strong
/ ~ frfl ,,.fff 1. -. 4 ~.
labor z'nlonsy To make it appear rs they perceive
IT, or MINK they perceive u thems. lves-but new.
CT Nehlhre |" believe that they can labor successful
" "r That end by OutrIgng the feelings Of others
Whr may not see precisely they do.
lhe bi'erneS the intolerance tho fer,ciiy. or par
y spirit arse from The Intense sclfshness that seeks
plrucuhr IN iIvdull enls. IN ,Oitcal coutesis-
/ TINS to- 0nen prompts man 20 rcg,rI with per
sonli Viniiciiveness all who Oppose him; II give
anim sy To cont OVERSEES itnpes o. vitupcraiun an.
a manner OF fierce Ipyscive; il cnliss pride vasit,
hnh every anbiou' aspiration, for the qualification
OF Whch the interests Of The unlry the gond OF 50
cieiy, truth and homo will often BE- sacrificed with
out scruple Ia pruporiou as corruption increase,
mong people, aud the possession of u.Iice or pii
zeal power Is TOM 10 minister 10 cu2lIiy or 10 nam
pered habits of indulgence, while IL shields FROM
scrutiny and repioich-in such proportion will po
hI'al struggles become hot Contention, betyye,i
nval aspiranis a!ier the privilege Of public plund
tr'rs.
TIL " rdS OF Antony over the bply of B-utr
when he called him "Ih nob.esI r. m % of them /
may Indicate the Distinction to which we have r,
TERED.
Al the cpnsprainrs save only he,
Dbl what the, diI IN envy ct great Ccasar;
lie, only. ont uf q general honest Thought,
\ 81 common good 10 all, IN lde one OF them
Fts Il H.rrnre l. tn Il d tween a plrint anil a d,
IN g gne-hclwe"n the hest friend aud the y orsi H.
10 'rue lib n tn must bc,as a matter Of cnurs.
divercs o. an unions nin ~ > n,en; aud
rec 'oHnry where ureTance isuunwed there wi
D. c'n.nnv"rses. BItIhen men need not cunve.
themselves into ferJc.oas be to read ami tear Oh
tuOIher.