Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-17
From the Pennsylvania.
"a uADCERs

seLA BADGER
10 Inquirer Of yesterday. the
BID j. . n' abou. .pipes and yarn. :
~. s'"' sralifying to those interested IN
Nh o. " We announce with pleasure
Bsns 5a..,. ESD. has been selected a.
1 'sesa,e to represent the third dis
DE Z, n' ~. for the Presidency and Vice
a'd''"T'r1 e compliment was every why
~y'. III. ~ .how to our friends a, dis
'na ' S'J manner in which MI. Bad.
hs c0 ';a~J BIZ HE political brethren Of
prf pre- We canuo. permit the occasion
p without saying a word in relation
by . " self sacrificing and patriotic
s sv, r. il relation 10 the sheritfa!isy.
Of ~" ~. claim, TO the nomination were
% ~, ~. .,rone. and although during sew
p T',a. he received very powerful
' ~, has since the election Of one Of his
!, w ,yowed his determination TO exert
~, t, ,as u.mos. in support of the Whole
" ~ cooperate as earnestly and cor.
a ;s Ii. friends as II he had been the for.
WV ~. Conduc, like this cannot be too
,.ao falua,e our contemporary on its sue
So;n, wha. may be called the civil
Mr. BeIs Badger--a task made neces-
The circumstances Of the case. ye, per.
4 altogether so easy Of performance as
Iigay run Of political compliments. II
nal his course has been i" sel,.sacrifi-
Fr,.s arc few men who politically have
|mojele|y used themselves up, than Mr..
R,doer, and that his claim on the
,,ry are. in consequence, :. individually
sii were folly 10 deny. Ills generally
ID ,ha, ii was TO his patriotic pipe.
sxa,,ions. that Mcssrs. Watn,ough
|,Ipf were indebted for their six years.
,,o, Of the hono;s and profits Of the
,uy, and if the coon were distinguished
k,;,cd, a. much as he is for other quail
s.b . self.sacritice." as this should have
n the nomination OF MIR. Badger. But.
|E,Iy the coon corferees Of abe city and
\ i Philadelphia like the coon Senator'S
EUu:led Sra'es. proved inseasible TO the
Ess e his patriotic course" and seemed
Of cpirion tina; "pipes and yarn" like
formed their own exceeding great re-
Ina, the,nemcry Of the pas. was entire.
symmetrical to suffer it TO he spoilt by
s,jd Considerations Of the present mo-
selection Of Mr.. Badge. as delegate
National Convention Of eoons-which,
e way, 10 be in strict accordance with
gira' interests and practices, should be a
f"mee, me By moonIigh'"-was, we pre-
intended as compliment /" tina. body;
raaps, he is SEMI There on the score Of
cal experience. to shew how Mr.. Clay
armouu, the obstacles Of popular oposl.
nd he "piped" and he 'yarn'd' into the
IeMiaI chair, according to the pri.h.ip'es
own in "GIrn,wor,hiana." But, what
e the motive, it should not be forgotten,
existing posture Of affairs. that this cele-
Gentleman was appointed TO a:itua,ion
Custom House by Mr.. Tyler. and was
ed ny the Senate, nearly every friend Of
? Cly voting aeaias, him. We have
also that the Committee TO whom his
Vim was referred. consisted of three
and TWO democrats. aid tina, the report
,ninously against him. 1t is possible.
,e. ,ba. this National Convention nomi.
was intended as species Of retfi5u,ive
"a rap on the nuckie 10 the Clay Srna.
thus rava',erIy disFosiny Of one Of Mr.
np.nineej.