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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25
SCHOOL HOOKS.

HBOTANY Tor beginners, by Mrs PHELPS: Ele.
n y menis Of Mythology; Comstock's Chemistry:
Olueys Geography aud Alias; Gummercs Survey.
ing BIair's Rhetoric Emcrons Arithmetic; Anthun',
Caesar Columns Arithmetic; &C, &c. Phs day
reed and for sale by
STEPHENSON g. uAsWEIL,
up y Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

HORSES that have Ring Bone, SPAWN. Wind
Calls, &c, are cured by Roofs Specific; and
FOundsrci horses Cuurely cureI by Roof FUuu-
der Ointment. Mark this, al hOrsemau.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

JUST FROM BOSTING
600 Pairs Ladies c0mmcn kid and seal elm,
eDNbO pers.
l25 do do kid spriggslippsr,
IS do do seal do do
$50 do Children'I perged Booroes
$50 do do common leather Bo5ts
ALSO FOR GENTLEMEN
case Gents morocco pump boots
! 90 do lasting Caters, a neat article.
DO do pump solod morocco bOols
do do do do seal do.
60 pairs DO seal aud morocco ,lrppor,
Just received at the sign Of the BIG RED BOOT
where they will be disposed Of low Tor cash.
may lO SAML M'CLAILEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25
PILES. Pyr.

arc wholly prevented, or governed " the attack
has come on, If YOU Use the emily true Hays Lin.
iment. from Coms;ock & Co. AL. SORES and
every thing relieved by it that admits OF an OUT
ward Application. Ii acts like a charm. Use a..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25
TOOTH DROPS

Entered according 20 the act Of Congress, in the
office of the Southern district ofNew York
by applying 10 our agents IN each town aud
village. papers may be had free, showing the
most respectable names IN he country for these
facts, so that no one can fail TO believe them.
n Re sure Won call for our articles, and not be.
pvt on with any stories, tbat others are a. coed
Have these or none, should be your mOtto-and
th'se never can be true and genuine without our
names 10 them. All these articles 10 be had
Wholesale and retail Only ufus
COmstock d Co, WhOlcsal! Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Lane, y York, snz Of our agents,
For safe IN Wheeling nj the Stores Of
NJ BUSllflELD, and I-,i,,,. ,,o.,
OLIVER PRYOR, = "iO" ''co'.
mara
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

COUGHS, COLDS & CONSUMPTION,
M RS A WILSON, of Lancaster county. Pa.
w entirely cured BY the use OF DR. Swaync's
syrup OF Wild cherry Her symptoms were. con-
-stant coughing, pain in the side, back and head
deprayed appetite, splitting Of blood. no rest AT
night &c. Alter using two bottles Of DR.
S"avnG' compound Syrup OfPwuus Nrgruiaua
by the TIVE she had used the third bottle. She
found herself cured Of the aforesaid disease.
which she had been afflicted with for three
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25
a & rs.
III. IAMEa IANNI.n
NV AMERICAN NOVTT-

NLW AMERICAN NOVEL.
~ OBOkEN, a Romance Of New York Hy The.
S Fay, author Of Dreams an Revcrfcz of n
Quigt Man" NORMAN Leslie" Counties IIa.' yvc
Tl-pors cheap ejruon complete ru one volume f1sf
.ad aud for sale hy WA RyBB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25
Rr. AEN'S

CELESTIAL BAEN
OF CHIN A pos tive cure for the piles, and
all external aIlngs-all internal Irritations bro'I
10 the surface by friction with this Balm;-s1 10
coughs, swelled or sore throat, ughtncss of the
chest, this balm applied on a flannel will relig w
and cure at once. Fresh wounds or old res
are rapidly cured by IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25
CONSUMPTION CoNsrNpTIov ~

modo n ~ Of the efficacy Of DR. SvavDers
ton; r.'~' JUS eiii.l-
leu I would not recommend EhG. umc has been
tised in the public prints oyer NY own -I rfsf.0r,
4 nov feel IN nsrcnt-I fee. relief. was reduced
nv a protracted cough for SIX months fD mere
skeistsn; no rest at night; soreness and cain IU
nv breast side, sc. Suffice D. tJ say, J ussu
your compound syrup Of Wild cherry, wien in %
fe,r weeks relieved me cnCCtua.Ir, pm certain
had h not been for your medicine gas lIe lfc'
quentlv depends on early 8fttnH9n % proper
Jnrd.cincsJ I should now be- OBJ the silent grave
lei no person delay. bat procure yOur syrup,
and be relieved Of thur Coughs and Colds, az
they are dangerous COmpaUgns. ana often lcal
Ia fatal concurrence. Your friend.
ABRAHAM SKINNER, Crawford CO. Pa.
WlFDr SwavnCs Office. no ~ North Sixth 90,
one door below Arch. Philadelphia. where ail or.
dors Tor agencies. 81 z must be- directed. ReicrCu-
ces will be CEpCctCd.
Or SWavufs compound syrup Of ID I'd cherry
a. for sale dt Che Drug store ai
JAMES BAKER.
nov Wheeling. Nl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25
RNBUCTION X rmr PKICE Ole I'VE.

JOHN Il WHITE FOUNDER.
No 45 Goli ST. Ns0 York. Sd door frsm Fulton 81.
HAS on hand an unriy allied assortment, of
Pr;niIng Tyne, Ornaments, Eorders, Rules,
&c. of the best metal, ahd cast from original
matrices. The reputation Of his foundry is
we'll known throughout the county, aud he is
determined To sell at tho following
RlllILI,En IIlIEES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

- Oe'aso, and lho re. I'D. Oa-.,, r.. r....,..
d r51. Boz var1as bindings, ~, t'I,''. INC I'mi'y
s r,.rryrba. Concordance, Psalms' - mo ana
d, ,fbstt either lar s7's cheap by ''.h' WIN
STEPHENSON q HASWEEsi or
...10 Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

( COLUMBIAN VEGETABLE SPECiFIr.--
- For the cure of cDlsum .lIOn. Asthma
Plcursy, SpInng Of 80 nd pulmonary al
aud all dscSSrr eBTcasl and lungs leading
The folio NIng recOmmCnd1rw notice is from q
regular graduate of the University Of Peunsylya-
u,a. aud student OF the late Dr. Rush.
Having recommended the use of De La Mon
forats Columbian vegetable Specific DOB my own
private practice for some time past and having
witnessed lfs decided efficacy IN many cases
which have previously resisted tic usual remedies
now with much pleasure give my testimony Iu
favor, by stating that have prescribed che s1G-
cIfic with great success Iu Asthma, Ehcuma. ism,
Coughs, colds H1aTscuCss, Splitting of b 90 l.
consumption and catarrhal Deductions on the
breast.
The length Of time many Of the dizca-
sCs have been cured, C0uyIucts me thaithry
are ornament, aud DO may with PTopruty be sld,
TINT Its healing qualities rank % superior TO any
other ne uctV ui the prbseat dlv.
ALEXANDER III MCPHERSON, VI -.
The above yaluaDic medicine s for sale whole
sale and IttalbY OLIVER PRlO OR,
hb2 - U0irn 60. Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25
u. =. MAIL LINH FOR WOOSTER.

80, We will starr coaches
AsSSssB @SS>..67 ia future from til, place, al .
l9slszttJay51s0 o'clock A III, ON every AiUndsv,
ESssszSs 49, Wednesday and Friday, for
Wooster, Clor slauh Nor,Na.k, &c. ViakII Pleasant
Cadiz and Canal DIVER running IN cSanscriSn.Ni ih
lines fer Lower Sandusky, PeuySsurE, and 10
Detroit, the fare lhiI route has been reduced in
proportion 10 the times travellers wishing GO
north, will find this cheap, speedy and pleasant
route. Office at tho bar Of The u Hotel, Water
'treel, Wheeling, Va. JOHN A MYERS,
Proprietor
BARTLEY DENNIsoN, Agent. isn24
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

HOARHOUND CANDY
SHOUT IT'S PRAISES,
AND PROCLAIM II TO THE WORLD!
=rTuat vhIchis beneficial TO the world iu any
shape or way, should be pTumulg=rCC I0 tE- ut
termOst parts Of iho earth for PUBLIC GOOD.
Whenever an ImI Urtaut discovery m medical
science takes place, % should be read al on e.
| such discovery IS found Iu PEASE..S COM
POUND EXTRACT OF HOARHOCND, for
,Ggcurc of all dscl cs which arIsS from chilled
system, and sas proved Itself of the utmost ya.uc
.a Discerning plLlc. Fo.mCd Of ilcc"ty nee
.5.srcRt tHgrcGicH s each ono OF which is OF the
most valuable ualu. e. 10 The care o! those prlua-
~ diseases which terminate IN CONSCMP-
An mjli,s are liable to have some portion Of
their uc"tcrs aItarNCl a. ta!s season OF the
year, and the should He particular and nave 40
Their house fClr packages Of his valuable COM
pound. Oh rru are very apt 20 BE- taken with
slight cold, 10 cease saiy III CNCCI OR SOAK
LEI T. FE.B.
"a such rme,, a f,,y sticks given according 10
rIe directions, would stop all lear for the failure,
.CoaaseIJ would then be Slven IN TINE.
IHs 5 tie sT-EI secret and shoula be Temsm-
THE HOARH0UND EXTRACT has how
b ca before The public for FOUR years, and IN that
space Of time no me .IcIue has ever equsiled 10
10 the amount OF It's sale, Or IN The estimation IN
sold by ! PEASE & son, inventors and Pro
rTIctygs, - Division street.
HUNBUG.
Some cry NIB < out Of envy, and some from
Jealousy cry num8uE, some from their ignorance
of Tie lang cry humbug. ] do not believe that
every tho" Is gold that shines, nor do / believe
that every thing which is huslIly denounced IS
uumbug. Men need not be frightened by a mere
uumhug. Prove thing and then Judge of it,
/ was led 10 the above remarks by very sCusI-
hlc gentleman saying 10 me tins day that Prase's
Huorhound Candy was a humbug. Now, know
better from actual experiment. ] find u one OF
the best things Tor the throat and voice, hOaTsc-
ness and coughs which have ever used. Let
such Try and see for himself.
HEMAN BANGS,
Pastor ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church,
Forsyth street.
New York, Dec 18th, 1912.
To MCsaIs John PCusC & Son, - Division 81.
II Will indeed be wonderful, If after reading the
above certificate from one of The M Ost prominent
ministers 10 the Methodist Episcopal Church
and should doubt the efficacy of Posse Hoar-
hound Candy, dddCd TO the above name, vh.cHis
10 itself hoist, Will be for that Of Andrew Jack
son, the OLD hero whose opinions were never
bought or sold, but were always expressed in
. CaulJr.
Each Agent has a Certificate Of Agency. signed
} Pclsc & SON. in their own hand writing.
For sale by JAS BAKER. and
HIRAM KANE,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25
HEEAEDACEHE

sure sick headache, either from the Nerves or
bilious. Hundreds Of families are using il viz.
great Joy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

Each Agent has Certificate Of Agency. signed
} Pcaso q Son in their own hand writing.
For sale by JAS BAKER. and
HIRAM KANE,
may1O Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

OUND EXTRACT. There 10 no other prep
ratloa of Sarsaparilla that can exceed or equu
this. Al yoa are sure 10 get ComslOck's you vii
mad II superior to all Others. 1t does not rsqu!r,
pEfIins.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25
CORNS.-The French plastsr is sure cure.
East India E1air dive


CoIors the haIr any shade yod wish, sIt VIII
not color the skin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
OPPOSITION.
e%8sGp ~ IL RI.

' ME GOOD INTENT STAGE CO. by ar
4 arrangement with the Rail Road Co.'S havs
REDUCED THEIR FARE.
From WHEELING to BALTIMORE, $1,000
PHlLADELrHiA 1900
TIVE Lines of"Shriver's Patent Bow Spring Ca
ches, leave Wheeling daily for Washington City,
Baltimore, PhtlaSephs, New York aud Boston
connecting at CUMBERLAND with the
BALTIMORE ONO RAIL ROAD Mail TRAIN.
Time 10 BALTIMORE, "a hsEIs.
PHLADELrHIA, AZ do
Oilire Grsl door shsvo t.o United States Hotel
Water street, Wheeling, Va.
ish ID HUTCHINSON, Agent.
+ :. he above route u the cheapest, ROst eXps
diiious and comfortable Of sAy between tho
Ohio river snd The eastern cities.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25
DR SPOnN'S EIINIR OF HEALTn.

for the certain prevention of Ecvcrs, or any gem
eral sickness; keeping the stomach m most
perfect order, the bowels regular, and a detcrn.
All IN o. the surface. Colds, coughs, pains %
the bones. hoarseness, and DrOpsy are quickly
cured By It. Know this by Trying.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25
Important ARRIVAL
MORRINON,S PILLS.

or Us universal getaHe medicine 81 the British
college Of Hcaih-LoHloH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25
Inns SPREAD PLSSTERS.

better and NOR. nice and useful article never
was made, All should wear them regularly.
Inns TEMPERANCE BIrTERS:
on the prlncps of substituting the tonic i'm place
Of the the StimuidHt principle, which has reform
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-25

eradicate all worms in children or adults with
certainty quite astonishing. Tits tSe same as inat
II ade by FahHestoCk, and sci 10 with a rgs -iily
almost incredible, by Comstock 81 ~, y York.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-25
From the Barre (.Nass.) Ga.eae--(a neutral pnpa'.
Bolts FARCE.

The greater ease with which noioreiy lie ac-
CURED rather than fame, never better illustrated
than by Mr.. Bolts, Member of Congress from Vir-
GINA He has been endeavorng for several years
past to push himself into notice by bold bad, blus-
terng, laundering, boobylike" conduct, and has
ceeded in acquiring notorety as unenviabe as that
of Mitchell or Munroe Edwards. He deserves pity
rather than blame for disgracing himself aud Con-
gress together.
lie gave notice not long ago of bis intention TO i'm
peach the President and the 18th instant he was
good his woodland better too, for The latter
never worth swearingb by
His resolution was instantly rejected by vote Of
SO to 1877. OF the Massachusetts delegation Messrs
Adams and Saltonstall alone voted yea Messrs
Baker Borden, Briggs Burnell, Cushman, Cushing
Hudson, Parmenter, and Winthrop, voted nay.
SO ends the effort to head the Captain
We promised to chronicle any thing noteworthy
in the proceedings Of Congress. We have seen no
thing else lately
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-25
MIR. EVANS, OF MAINE.

The Augusta (Me.) Age says Mr.. Evans has
sent number OF the printed speeches in favor
of the Treaty, and the pamphlets containing
Lord Palmerston's opinions on The subject, 10
the People of his State. We thank Mr.. Evans
the more for this, because the Age is abusive
il is lnctured with the radlcalism and destructive
ism of Mr.. Benton, which some pretend 10 call
Democracy The Age charges Mr.. Webster
with having Lord PalmeTslon's articles reprint
ed in this country, and is quite positive in the
assertion that Gales & Sealon did the printing.
1t says it knows Gales & Seaon's type and pa
per
We thank Mr.. Evans and if we detect any
other honorable Wing Senator committing a
similar ACT, we will take occasion to expose
him.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-25
From he .Nietc York .9lrora
THE EXCHEQUER.


Every body we suppose, will by this time admit
that the re-estabshment Of the old United States
Bank-or institution similar 10 IL in plan and de-
tails out Of the question. The people have deci-
died. over and again, that this thing cannot and
must not be. On the other hand the independent
treasury system is almost universally considered by
the great Democratic party entirely inadequate to
the purposes # the Government, while at the same
time il affords advantages whatever 10 the people
That this is the state Of public sentiment admit
| Of no dispute. Even the most ultra Of the party
presses have for long time ceased TO advocate either
Of these measures, and the ground in favor of them
has been gradually abandoned What time, then,
could possibly be favorable than the present for
the adoption Of a broad and comprehensive plan EN-
bracng the advantages Of both these extremes and
obnoxious to the objections against neither-a plan
which would meet the concurrence and cooperation
Of the capitalists, merchants agricuturiss, and ope-
ratves Of the whole country, and in the adoption OF
which the reasonable and rejecting portion Of the
Wings would cheeruly coalesce with the Democrats
- plan in short most ably and perspicuously bodieu
forth in the Exchequer system now before Congress
And yet, the bulldogs Of the two old and ex-
ploded factions in that body attacking this measure
with all the violence and blind fury which ever cha
raclerize their proceedings, and forced TO the
painful conclusion that they determined still to
let the suffering country angush rather than to yield
one inch Of their obstinate and sefwed opinions.
The object Of this is plain enough to see. The
currency question is the great hobby upon which
either faction hopes TO ride into power Take that
from them-rcstore the currency Of the country TO
sound and healthy bass-provide expeditions and
safe means for the collection and safe keeping Of the
revenue and by this infuse life and energy into
tue PROSTATE interests Of the country-rcyive com.
merce-renspire agriculture With sure prospects of
rewad--lift from the people the cloud Of darkness,
and calamity under which they have been so long
gropng-aud the last hopes Of the factonists ha v,
fed forever-the people will arise from their de
spondency, and excalm, as they again betako them.
selves to their ordary avocations, with light hesrl,
and renewed hopes, "a plague on both your houses I
This 1t that keeps this great and vital measure a.
long out Of sight, and smothers every attempt Z,
bring It fairly before Congress and the people
In this crisis upon the great democratic party OF
the U tied States rests the responsibility Of agar
coming forward 10 save the country from the ma.
chinauons Of selfish and unprincplcd men. To IN,
democracy the President snust now look for assist
| ance and support and IL the fscuoniss now l.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-25
From Kendalrs Erposiio,
THE PRESIDENT WINGS.

The Wings charged the President with vetong
their Bank bill for the selfish purpose of securing his
reelection to the Presidency, and 'head him DIE
be- anne their motto We have already noticed a
statement apparently the authority of the Presi-
dent, to the effect that he proposed to insert in his
Veto Message paragraph renouncing all intention
to be candidate, but dissua ed from doing so by
the very Cabinet who took the lead in the heading
process. That statement is confirmed by letter
from Mr. EWING to MIR. CRIrTEsDES, which the lat
ter has recently published from which the following
is an extract wiz
"The statement with respect to the Presidents pro-
position to decline reelection is much less wide of
the truth though IT. degree OF verify wa OF course
wholly unknown to Mr.. Spencer at the time he ven-
tured The statement. The conversation referred to
occurred on the day Of September in the absence
of yourself and Mr.. Badger and Immediately after
the Committee on Enrolled Bills brought the bill 10
create hsca corporation TO the President for his
signature He said, in substance, that he should pro-
; badly be compelled to veto the BILL and he thought
OF accompanying the veto message with solemn
declaration that he would not be candidate for re
election and wished our advice as TO the matter. In
the of the conversation he also said he had in
dited sentence, intended for insertion in his inaugu-
raj declaring that he would be candidate for re-
election which he withheld lest its effect should be
TO turn batteries of Mr.. Clay and his friends
Mr.. Webster,
Mr.. Webster having replied, and objected to the
declaration suggested by the President said that
!
bill but if he did did think ii advisable to ac-
company the veto with the proposed declaration, as
| there appeared to me no connection whatever be-
tween the two subjects, and did not think such de-
claration would have any tendency to reconcile the
people TO the veto This is the substance of what
said on that subject; what was said by the other
members of the Cabinet do not remember with sui.
cient distnciness TO state except that all
CURED in the opinion that such declaration at that
time, and under those circumstances, ought not to be
made
These facts asserted side and admitted on
the other vndicse the motives of the President and
show the utter and wiu falsehood Of the pretences
under which the Clay Wings made upon him.
! II seems, that MIR. CRTrrSDEN was not present al
the Cabinet meetings and both he and MIR. EwNc deny
all participation in, knowledge Of, the offer said
to have been made not 10 pass the second bank bill Il
the President would agree to disturb the members
of the HARRisoN Cabinet.
We believe MIR, CRiTTrNDEs, but attach no value
TO the assertion Of Mr.. EWING. Their ignorance OF
the matter does not, however, prove that the CLAl
leaders ia Congr did not make such proposition.
We look for further developments.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-25

Iby the enemy Only last fall, and Georgia gave
Democratic majority Of 2,o00-now the state
exhibits a Wing majority OF $1,000 when
State will fall next We tell the Republicans ha'
unless there is perfect harmony aud union among
them-unless they speedily expei The Denia-
gogues aud Deslructves from Their ranks-S'a'e
after State-nay, three. toarths OF the unlon'
will depart from them before the spring e'ee-
tons Of 1874
Ii is not only in Georgia that Their RANKS are
broken. The buildings of discoId" are AREA
DIV developed in Missouri, Ohio. Norm oa'on-
ma. MARYLAND, Pennsylvania, aud New oh'
ia all of these Slales-excepting, perhaps MIS-
souri-ihe moment the Republican friends OF
The Administration refuse TO cooperate WIN
the ID democratic party, that party IS IN MINOR
inv And will they cooperate win H. II
!, sanc,ioos The course of the Globe and Mr.
Benton 2
But then the ultras ask "Where are the
Tyler men TO got"
The old Bourbons forget that all parry lines
are fast crumblng away. They forget that
two-thirds of the late Wing party are now
willing TO acknowledge that the Bank Is an
"obso.ete idea" A REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
can be found to unite them There are "orglnal
Jackson men" on whom the moderate Wings
and moderate Democrats-the Republicans OF
both parties-can again unite.
We know that the Globe and Mr. Benton are
calculating, as they did in 1899, that they Will
merely have to defeat Mr.. Clay. They need not
LAY that Aattering JUNCTION TO their souls" Mr.
Clay is dead forever although he may not be
buried until the Convention meets. This we
kno,o is already agreed upon by those who VIII
be able TO control affairs. Even the lntegen-
Ger, perhaps, has agreed to give him up-lhoush
it could hardly be induced to acknowledge 1t
while this Congress lasts. But when II is no
| onger dependant upon, or in the power OF, the
..peculiar" friends of Mr.. Clay-when new
scenes and new prospects open before it--de-
pend upon il that Journal, old in policy, will,
however reluctantly, affect to be constrained,
by combination of circumstances involving
the welfare of the party, (and embracing ma
jorily in Congress,) to consent to postpone
ment-for four years only-of the "great
claims of the greatest of statesmen and patriots
of the age"