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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
-CnNsrNIPrInNI rnNe1.

More proofs Of the efficacy Of DR. S.yavpe's
compound syrup Of Wild cherry, IN relieving aflc-
tt'nns
To CF Swayne. Dear Sir-The time bas beco
when l would not recommend medicine sdyer-
tsed ~ the public prints, over my own Signature.
D nov feel diheTent-I feel relief. was reduced
by prOuacted cough for SIX months TO a mere
-skelst0ni no rest % ni2hii soreness and pain In
my breast, side, &c. Suffice 70 10 say. / used
your compound syrup Of Wild cherry, which In
fee weeks relieved me effectually, I am certain
had u not been for your medicine Gas lie ire.
icuently depends on early attention 20 pr0per
Snediclnes,l should now be in the silent grave
Let no person delay, but procure your SyTup
and be reli eyed Of their Coughs and Colds, 5s
q hey ere da ngCrOue companions, and often lead
10 fatal consequences. Your friend
ABRAHAM SKINNER, Crawford co. pa
F1FDr Swaynes office, No "a NOrh SIKH A.
one door below Arch. Philadelphia. where MI or
dors Tor agencies, q Z must be directed Refereo.
ces will be expected.
DR. Swayn's compound Syrup Of Hid cherry
IL for sale 90 the Drug store Of
JAMES BAKER,
usv Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04

Their stock CONSISTS ia part "f Mahogany, Walnut.
Curled Maple. Grerian. French. Scrull p I aud
knOCkUn, Cane, CushI ION aud Spring Seat Chairs,
kmockon, Standing Fret French, Scroll Top. Stat
Back and Straight Spindle Wusd scat chairs. t ge-
Iher with every variety Of odd chairs such as .aIge
cane and cushioned seat. Mdhng my. Walnut B-s-
ton, Scrl Top, aud Stat Back. Rocking Clara
Table, Sewing. Nursery and Chdreus' Chains.
Also n good supply Of Bedseads. Tables. &c,
constantly land. Persons d, sirous of purchasing
would do well To give a call, as we are certain
10 please boIh ia price and quality. Chains Fur
nIiute made Io order on the shortest notice
n b. Chairs conveyed To any art Il the city free
of charge. mar 2S-3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
.RILEN. PIC.

are wholly prevented, or governed If the attack
has come on, # you use the Snly true Hays La
linent. from Gomstock & Co. AL SORES and
every thing relieved by it that admits of an OUT
ward application. ut acts like a charm Use It,
HORSES that have Ring Bone, SPAWN Wind
Calls, &c, cured by Roofs Srecitic; and
Foundered horses entirely cured by Roof Foun-
der OlRtmcnL NJ ark this, all horseman
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
MARKET STREET CHAIR AND FURNITURE
WARE ROOMS,

CONNOLLY n SONS. would
respectfully inform their customers
aud tie public in general, that
they have now Uu hand. AT their
extensive Ware Ro, ms. the largest
aud be ST assortment Of Gu AIRS
ever before uffrrcd in hi CT all
of Which they will wsrrH eq al
ia point of manulaCIn. anr finish
L. anything ia that line Yves. Of tie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04

lively cured, and al snTlvelled muscles and hmbs
are restored, lR the old or young, by the Indian
Vegetable Elixir aud Nerve and Bone I.niment
but never without the name Of COmstock &,
Co. on II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
DIR BARTHOLOMEW,S
EZEIS-crk1TT
will present or cure all inclpient consumpIiop.
Coughs s. colds
!, TOOTH DROPS

Entered according 70 the act Of Congress, in the
year 1912, by Comstock & Co, IN the clerks
othce OF the Southern district OfNew York
ny applying To our az. nts IN each town and
village. papers may be had free, showing the
most respectable names in The country for these
facts, so that no one can fail TO believe them.
IL be sure You call for our articles, and not be
put on with any stolIcs, that others are as good
nave these or none, should be your motto-and
IN sc never can be true and genuine without our
names to them. All these Articles 10 be had
wholesale and retail only Ufus
COmstOck e. co, wholesale Druggists.
Maiden Lane, Lane, n York, and of our agents
For safe IN Wheeling At the Stores of
BUSlIFlELD, and !
OLIVER PRYOR Ch'oh street.
mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
DALLEY's MAGICALPAIM
SUENS & SSAEDS.

and sores, and sore EYES. II has drliahtes
thousands. IL VIII take out all paa in ten I IN
utes, and no failure. Ii will cure the Piles.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
BIZ CAREFUL OF YOUR COLDS.

M1uy people are apt TO consider a cold but a
timing matter,and to think that 1T will 20 awsv
IA day OF twOi" and they give themselves no
trouble about ~. But TO such we would saw ne
careful Of Of your colds'-dO not tamper with your
constitutions. II You ,esTe 10 live TO a good
and speedy cure.
DR. Swayne's compound syrup Of Wild cherry
has cured more colds than any other medic ne
'oheTed Tor sale IN bis country. The Iicatrs
OF cure effected by this invaluable medicine which
the proprietor 10 daily receiving. are of the most
gratifying nature. and tend 10 show its sanatlye
properties and the high rank IL holds in public
sesumation.-h Dcfner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
oct 7
DE IA MONTERAT,S

{ OLUMBIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC
~ For the cure of cOnsum .tiOn. Asthma,
Pleursy, Splitting Of Blood, and pulmonary al.
tecuDns of all kinds. The most valuable remedy
ever discovered for the cure of Consump ton
and all diseases Of the breast and lungs leading
to COnsump ton.
The folio wing recommendaTy notice is from a
regular graduate Of the University Of Pennsylva-
MA aud student of the late DR. Rush.
Having TecOmm ended the use Of De La Mon
terats Column an Vegetable Specific ~ nv own
private practice for some time past, and having
Witnessed its decided efficacy ~ many cases
which have previously resisted the usual remedies
/ now with much pleasure give my testimony in
favor, BY stating that have prescribed he spt-
clfc with great success IN Asthma, Rheumatism.
Coughs, colds, HoaTseness, Splitting of Blood
consumption and catarrhal Deductions on the
breast.
The length Of time many Of the disea-
ses have been cured, convlnces me thatthe
are permanent, and % may with proprety be sud
that IT'S healing qualities rank % superior TO any
other re nedy Of the present dav.
ALEXANDER " MCPHERSON, VI y.
The above valuable medicine is for sale whole.
sale and retail by OLIVER PRYOR
tcD2 Union 20. Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
COhNS'-lhe French plaster rs sure cure.
East India Hair dive,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COM

COIors The hair any shade you wish, buI will
not color the skin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04

OUND EXTRACT. There is no other prep.
aratiol of SarsapariIla that can exceed or equa
inns. Al you are sure TO get ComsiOc4 : you will
hhI II superior to all others. 1t does hot require
putting.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04

OF CHINA.-A positive cure for the liIrs and
all external aIlngs-all internal rriiaiions bro'f
To the surface by friction with this Balm;-sp n
coughs, swelled or sore throat, ughtness Of the
chest. this balra applied a flannel will relieve
and cure at once. Fresh wounds or old sores
are rapidly cured by IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
DEAD THIS l-ShiHn and Sellers Vsrn
IL 6igc cannot Be beat.

ID FAD THIS i-ShiHn and SeIers' V,r,,
IL fiigC cannot Be beat.
M0nOngalla CO, Va. Aug %. 1896.
This BE- 70 certify that gave two doses Of ShInn
and Sellers Yer mIiuge 20 two Of nv children.
from one % brought upwards Of one hundred and
one hundred and twenty from The other have
used MBune's NermHuge. and believe 10 be-
Sellers Is better. DAVID SrtttyAv
ClarksviIle, Pa. March 4 ls3-.
messrs Shinn r Sellers think your Vcrmi.
iuge preferable 90 any have ever seen or used
there Is no other used IN thus part Of the country
when % can he prOcurcd-fOur and Il We hundred
worms are often DESTROYED by the nee Of one vial
You will please send me twelve dozens Al tEis
time. JAMES VI MFAvs M m
Prepared only and sold wholesale ma retail bv
X = SELLERS,
no 20 Wood street below Cd
Sold in Wheeling BY James Baker. nov 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
Inns SPREAD PLASTERS.

A better and NOR. nice and useful article never
was made All should wear them regularly.
LIN'S TEMPERANCE BTrrERS:
on the prncjplS of sub stiuIing the Toni in pac,
Of the the stimuidHt principle, which has reform
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
DIR SPOuN'S EIIXIR OF HEALTu

for the certain prevention of Fer .rs, or any gen
-eral sickness; keeping the stomach IN most
perfect order, the bowels regular, a nd determ.
nauCn IL the surface. Colds, coughs, pains ~
cured by 1t. Know this by trying.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04

We will start our coaches
M8aI33ESSz-<F IN future from III, place, At .
EI5E3SzESS,zlISA o'clock a 81, on every Monday.
s - 20 wedn,slny aud Friday for
Wooster. Cleveland, Norwa.k. &c. via MI Pleasant.
CadiZ and Canal Duver, running IN conBecIon ~ it'll
lines for Lower Sandusky, Perryshurg, and on 10
Detroit the fare on his route has been reduced in
proportion TO the times; travellers wishing go
morrill, will find this a cheap, speedy aud pleasant
route. Office at The bar Of the u Hotel, Wafer
street, Wheeling, Va. JOHN \ MYERS.
Proprietor
BARTIEy DESNIsnN, Agent ian 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
HEADACHE

DR. SpOhn's Headache Remedy will etieciually
cure sick headache, either from the Nerves OF
bilious. Hundreds Of families are using it With
great Joy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
COUGHS, COLDS & CONSUMPTION

'COUGtiS, COLDS a. CONSUMPTION,
MI RS WILSON, OF Lancaster county, Pa,
4L entirely cured by the use Of DR. Svayne's
syrup OF Wild cherry. Her symptoms were con-
slant Coughing, PAIN IN The side ba ok and head
'dspraVed appetite, splttng of blood no rest al
night, &C Alter usIng two bottles Of DR.
Swaynes compound Syrup OfPrunus Yirginiana
or Whd cherry, she found herself relieved and
BY the tiEe she n I'D us,d the third bottle, she
Hound herself cured Of the aforesaid disease
''''N~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
important Arrival.
MORRISON,S PILLS.

Or hs uniU,rsai gela6ie medicias cf the British
college II Hedih-L London.
TENHESE Medicines cure every disease which
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-04
-, oOR lSBY GREGG.
March 6, 1874.

The principal office for the sale of these invalu-
able medicines, No 30 Wood street, be tween First
and Second streets, IittsbuTgh, Pa.
SELLERS, Proprietor
Also, for sale by JAS BAKFk
corner Of Main and Monroe SITS.
nov lily WheelIng Va.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-15
Il UNITED STATES DlsTIcr Corr.
District Of South Carolina.

MfroaAetion ofG nec Grape into South
Carotna.-Wc have been favored by II
friend with a parcel Of the seed of a celc-
brated vaficry Of French Grape, called
"Chassclas do Fontaiuebleau." In cu-
closing Us the seed lie says:-"My opinion
IS thai The seeds should be sown ia tho
spring, al The season when The naive
vines begin 10 put forth their buds. am
led 10 believe tina the proper soil uill be
that on WHICH grows the magnificent vine,
which savo its name Ia the Club, thar
used 10 meet under its shade. The 500.
selected should be kept clear Of weeds and
be fenced i'll. Let the seeds be sown 4, the
distance Of Que fooi from each Other. I
believe that in the scconi wear Of their
croAtb. they viii be Gt;n transplant"
Tie noble Grape vine above alluded Il
grows in wonderful lnxurinncc OH tho
farm OF Robert Macbeth. Esq. simaie on
isnicy River, back Of TIE Race course,
some rwo miles from own Il measures
ahon, fly fire inches in circumference,
for a considerable portion Of its stem or
trunk; and its branching honors spread
over the tops OF several noble live oaks,
forming in summer almost as outrageous
and refreshing canopy. IL has never been
pruned, bu, was allowed TO grow in wild
luxuriance. and bears n small and inferior
hu, not unpala'abIc black g~rape.-Char.
Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-15

The Washington Correspondent Of the
Journal of Commerce writes
There are to be many changes in our
representations al foreign Courts very
soon. Mr.. Todd is to return from Russia.
and jenifer from Austria. Several of the
Charges are also 10 return. unders,and
,haI Mr. WISE VIII ProSaoly so 10 Anstria.
No one has YET been named for Paris +;
but If Mr.. Webster should not wish TO 20
abroad, aud it is stated that he does not,
would not be surprised If that impora nt
post should be given 10 Mr. Whcuton. now
minister To Prussia"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-15

CGlomel.--The following extract is from
the lecture Of N. Chapmap, MI Professor
Of the Institutes aud Practice of Medicine
in the University Of Pennsylvania, locatep
in Philadelphia. lie thus discourseth on
The use Of caL0mei:
"Gcnttmen: Ii you could see what I
almost, daily sec in my private practice. in
This city. persons from The South in tho
very las; stages Of a wrelched existence,
cmaria,cd 70 n skeleton. with both tables
OF the ssui! almus, completely perforated
III mauy places the nose half goue, with
rotten Jaws, liberated thrUats, breath, moro
rcsii!crous, moro ia;o!crublc than poison
Gus upas. limbs racked with the pains Of
;lc iuquisii.on, minds rs iInbcci!e rs the
pulling babe. Il grevious burden TO Them
selves aud dis using spectacle TO others.
YOU would exclain, rs | have often done.
u! the lameuiaLlc wan; Of science that
dictates the abuse OF that ~noxious drug,
calomel, in the Southern States y Gentle
men. il is ! dissraceful rcp.oach to tho
profession Of medicine; i, is quackery. hor-
rid, unwarrnn,ed. murdcrous %quackery.
What merit do gentlemen Of the South
latcr themselves they possess, BY being
able TO ~salivalo a patient! Cannot the
yeries, fool in Christendom saliyate-give
calomcl! But | will ask another question.
Who is it that can stop the career o mereary
at piLl. after he has tdhen the rcins in has
orn destructive and ungorerned hands?
He who for any ordinary cause, resigns
Tie fate of his pa.ien; 10 mercury, is vile
cncmy to The sick; and il he is lolcrably
popular will. in one successful season
have paved the way for the business Of
| lie: Tor he has cuongh 10 do ever afterwards
10 stop The mcrcurial breach loIhe constit-
uliou, Of his diIapidated patients. He has
thrown himself in fearful proximity to
death, aud has now to fgh, him at arms
length as long os The patient maintains
4 miserable existecnc."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-15

liberty. There are some OF the States that
IS nothing, and many but little; and 70
compel them TO become jointly liable, oy
the action Of this Fcderhl Government,
for the debts Of the other States, would ne
an &C, of such gross injustice TO 'hen' tia
il would create feelings hostile 10 the per
munency of the Union. The strength Of
our Union consists in The Government! ac-
ting with wise forbearance upon subjects
Of doubtful import-in doing exact Jus''ce
10 nil the parties-in imposing equal bur.
dons-and mildly shedding around equal
blessings upon all. By such'a course, III w,i
generate feelings OF devoIed attachment IN
loyal aud free people. who will DC ever
ready 10 defend it from assressions aOeoa''
or from treason at home.
The strength Of the Government does
no, cousis, in arbitrary or great power, hut
10 the attachment. ofan inlelliscn. people
to those grea, principles which make
,hoin free and equal. If the Government
assumes a doubtful power. the exercise o:
which creates ~palpablc injustice 10 whole
communities, its operation will
the feelings Of those who suffer. and loos
en- the bonds lhn, keep the c~on'ederacy
together.
The creation of such a Government
debt would ouly end in taxing the pro
ductivc industry, Of the county for The
bcuef, of stockholders and spectators.
Those who deal in Government funds. and
live by the fluctuations Of paper, might
amass fortunes; but the great laborns
class would be beyond tho reach OF It's
benefits, willis, they would be made final
ly 10 feel its burdens, in tho future taxa
lion Of the Government 10 meet the VAST
obligation thus incurred. IL is wild and
visionary 10 SUPPOSE that the creation oil
such stock would add anything 10 the
national wealth. II would only tend
to make the industrious and solvent liable
for the debts Of the abandoned and profit
gate. The first immediate efrc, would
he ~ swell expansion, and stimulate n
bloaied paper currency, which would be
felt in foreign exchanges setting against US.
aud II consequent demand fr gold and
silver 10 aGjue, balances. 1t would place
our local currency above The level OF The
currency Of The world. aud create a drain
for our specie 10 rlua'iZo II. This, OF
course, would inevitably end in expulsion.
like the Mississippi bubble or The French
assicus,s. Without intending to go into
"A full argument. but merely to suggest the
general grounds of opposition, the niu-
nri,y look upon tho whole ,hcmo rs IN
constitutional. wild, and visionary, aud
full IF frand and The grosscsl injustice.
The undersigned. therefore, propose
TINT The Restitution Of the committee be
amended, BY adding thereto the following
words:
Resolved, further, That, to adopt the
recommendations Of the said memorials.
would be unconstitutional. ana dangerous
to the harmony Of the Union.
+. ". PlCKENS.
JOHN w. JONES.
G. G. ATHERTON.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-15
.osed as mol. conforming 10 our treaty s,i'

posed as not conforming 10 our treaty su'
pulations.
The question now recurring on the mo-
ton 10 strike on, the clause givinga boun.
~, in land, Of GAO acres 10 each Individual
settler-was decided in the negative by
the same vote Of ayes %. noes "a.
The amendments Of the committee oil
the whole were concurred 10; and the
question now being. shall the bill be en-
crossed for n third reading?
The Bill was then ordered TO be engros'
sed for a third ~reading-by ayes "a, nays
22-and by agreement then read The third
time and finally passed the Sena'e-ayes
%, hoes not counted aud the Senate adj
journod over 10 Monday.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-15

Times IN Firginia.--Tho Alexandria
Gazette says: I'VE regret to slate that
our informa,ion from various quarters in
Virginia is to the efTe.t thar a continual
pressure and depression i. going ou-tha;
.pecuniary embarrassment Weighs more
and mnrc hcavily-thal hard times arc felt
with more risor cons,antly-and relief
seems farther OF than ever. Suits, sales,
s%l,crifis, ard SUSPENSIONS are the ORDER OF
tho day."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-15

O. Or Monday AMI Tuesday next, the
election for Representatives to Congress
from South Carolina, will be held, accord
Ing 10 law. II is much to be desired, tha,
every qualified elcc;or should 60 TO the
polls, aud cast his vote foe the ca1dida,c Of
his ~cloice. Great questions are at issue
and i, is important, that the Delegates
from South Carolina. should be men Of
The RICH, stamp, and of the highest qua!i6-
catiou-such as will preserve unsullied her
honor, and supper: her principles a, oil and
every hazard. We are confdsn, that The
State Rights Democratic banner. willngaiu
foa, ,riumphan. Throughout IN horlers Of
our State. But TO ensure The success Of De-
mocracy, i, is necessary, ilisa every man
sho uld do his duis-eyersz2zhanid feel
it his privilege as well as his pleasure 10
give his suffrage at the polls. Of,he private
worth. and high qualifications Of the gen.
,lcmcu. whose nmcs have boon anuounc
ed in our Congressional District, ne have
never entertained q doubt. South Carroll.
ia would no, be dishonorcd by The success
of either. Blu, while expressing this favor
able o~riuion al them a!!. we will here re-
pea, our preference for Col. WHITFIELD
BnooKs. whose name has so long been dis
played u, tho head Of our columns. OF
his ample qualifications, it is not necessa-
~ TO speak to the citizens Of Edgefeld, aud
scarcely TO the citizens Of Abbe,ille, New
berry. and Lexington. He has been n,
different times elected 4 Representative to
the Legislature, from Edgctieid, and has
also filed other very responsible Offices
The duties Of these ne discharged in q man
ner highly creditable to hiIn.elf, and the
community. which be served. 10 our days
Of difficulty and Of danger, he was OF the
State Rights School Of politics, aud has
ever been numbered among the ardent
supporters Of democracy. During the un-
happy divisions which oiise distracted our
Stale, he was among the mos, active IN
restoring harmony between The Union and
Notification parties. and in efeclius a
pcaccabIe and honorable compronisc.-
Without intending any dispnragemen, TO
his opponents, we proclaim him the cand'-
dale OF our choice, and one whom we deem
a worthy successor to tho Hon. FRANCIS
w. PICKENs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-15
From TIC Marion idia.) Hrcil.

We arc very mucn gra'ified 10 learn.
from the Lnwndes County Chronicle. ,ha,
The Democratic meeting IN Low ndcs was
composed ind!scrimina,cly Of the friends Of
Mr.. Van Buren, aud J. q. Calhoun. Nor
are we surprised that such y body. afic,
calmly considering the respective claim,
IL each, should pass resolutions recommen-
ding the distinguished South Carolinian
for INC Presidency. The circumstances oil
tho case justify such a result, a, Icas, III
this laritudel if not elsewhere.
The chief claims urged By the friends OF
Mr. Van Buren, are that. in him were
ovcrthrown The great principles OF To
Democratic party. and in his person they
shor!d be viud;csIcd. This, il seems to
us, is n superficial view Of tho subjec,
Our principles are moi represented by his
talents, worth or services. Nor are We 10
rcpine, because we suffered defeat in the
person Of auy particular man. The man
sinks into -Ilter -insignifcanco compared
with the srea: cuds for which the party
were struggling. Nor should we. in a
proper spirit prefer the restoration Of cur
ascendeDcy through any favori,c leader.
Our triumph 10 not the success of the indi
vidual, but The restoration Of Republican
views. no difference through whose instru-
mentality.
Between these two distinguished gentle
mcn.as individuals merely. we could make
no distinction. All personal considcra.
ton ought TO vanish ino thin air. The
fact. thai Mr.. Van Buren, has sustained
defeat is no!hing-ccrtainiy nothing in his
favor. Iii: is anvthinc. i is n reason why
we should not hazZari battle again under
his auspices. lie has once enjoyed the
honor, mud he would be as much vindica-
ted in the election Of any other maj enter
tanning The same political creed, as his own.
The triumph III bis principles would be
his triumph. But as vas previously OBJ
served, he has enjoyed ,ha, distinguished
post with oil its accumulated honors. Ii il
a reward for The highest meril. and for
which there arc manv worthy aspiran,s.
The span Of mans life is loo short for
them to wait many years in expectancy
and We destroy their hopes by selecting
from, among them cue invoritc, upon
whom 10 shower every reward and houor,