Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-04
rItr UNIVERSAL LOCO roco PARTY.

men Get their dues IA rut vrril, the iOlla my
,Ntra,,s 1t crsain that Utcr rUgue- ct 'cir due
The prruis in,m which We make Ihc iOl JNius eN.
tracts have been i,r yrdr, the ulrds OF hrOcrIy
10, e. but ou rhe ap oiuincnt al Me- Ilen,IW to the
uiRce uf -, feIlry the Navy. rh'y tdN OF sAen
other AZ Ia, "a they alNays wsrs aware OF ther
y IIaiuy aud u,..dui Grated absences. Whd III,
] Globe and uIa,r knirrd pI,'rrs say ni each below
was said 10y AleJary. The CIrinnSIi Enqu.rcr, Zane.
/ vile Aurpri, aud other paper. in Ohm. We 81
course bound n helIeys all. aud llI,liNs thai al.
are musI cou,ummaIe rasCuls.
Tue whole affair shows for itself lrnm III" begin.
ming the en- ihaI Iletshaw aI hIs irir.,s wer,.
acrrvcly at Nnsk u produce sIrh an IhrGe,sI,,n uu
Mr L, Ter aIi his adN isers. pa Il he ;ht he a.
/ pinned u Iic e ,hIleg. Inr berth ui S.-cre
tiry al Ils Navy j. Which lac has .ors cove ed.
! even When General JICks,'n President. but the
mot he c.nid get that time the cnlecIorship
| uI BJsDu-aud nov. when the ''pedilJng admins.
tr1iru" cyInced us disposition trade It's Olcrs
with any body thai Cuu promise Il political strength
ms hopes rrNIvsd sIii seeing the hong wished ibr
prZ heiore hun. he SEES hIm>rIi t. wurk, Ihr,ush
his 10 i, ani agents. % bring the result ab,,d'-
. BLy.>bHe Democrat.
I'VE do Il in prove more clearly that the reckless
c.,lImuaIur ui the 6 lobe. ia Ile unpruyuked war.
fare which lac = wIgIng against the NJ Massachusetts,
ID mOcrIcy all hts ircts AMI publ, shes bcs
! uiUn II. oldest and mp.' consistent members tor
Which lac has nuI the sh ,dOw UI L,unjitIon- eui-
urr'ls who have ior Yeas struggled zcIluusiy aud
We rcI"Ice To s.y. successfully escape irun the
Stale 81 "pupilase an wdrJsuip,' HIIu which they
were thrown 10y the ircachcFY al the old lIIcil
s'cIltes at Mr. Ffaucis ar ahJ wal rem iln
democrats spite o his ludicrus attempt To- eIrun-
munIcaie them irDn political Comm ,I,u into
which he huisJli so'c. at the eleventh hpuf. wuh
the same motive that brp.ghI Auuau:ls among the
ChrsII"ns -BoSion PSF
TnE PuFFs.-The Bp,I u Post lakes eIrru6ts from
number OF papers. complimentary, most uf Iheai 10
IIenshdw personally. and Their rrinnrNs tLat they
leave the Globe aud PuIruI IN RATHER a lean I'M.
nOrIy.' SIX 0f them are purchased ryiCr prints.
aud surprised IInI The Post did AID HIS
paper. FIVE federal papers, and cap The cI.
na 4, one u Rhpie Island A IscTIne pTuui. Ia this
way the Post eau throw ns Iutu LEAN NJ NURITY'
| AT any time, MnnnIy mIJuuty. We imagine the
/ Posi- will iud the dem cratic papers ia thus State
standing together shoulder To shUuldcr.-.N. II. Pa
| fSs0L
! AS to the publications or disluaifcatins of
these gentlemen. (ilcusnLw aud Ncls M ill the
stations Ia winch they have been called. IL IL nnI
pGr aim to speak ia isIng trOm the purSu-
ed 10y MIR Tyler far the asI year regard Iu hs sub.
| orIu1Ies. no dcm,C could hold AN olive under
him without saruire. or nj leu-I a suspension
compromise of hIs principles. Ind the man that Will
| uf denucraI."-Keene RryYbic"A.
! FHE B,RRE GAzsTrE-rHS m'sernhle tno oi
Hershaw's vents It's malIgmIy towards The Bay Stale
Dem crat at great rue. Its sIaromsnt thai we
acIuaied by personal haired UPWARDS Mr. llen,aw
entirely untrue o. tic editor Will find, II he al
lake The paIIIs In eHquIre.--B"y Stale Dan,
"OIe Of The grand movements on the cI,rquer.
board u intrigue. ". ich the adulini Irap. las he.
fore q. Is The late apP,inl,n !aI Of Mr. H,nshaw-
TINS. II u eNpece !, Will not stop until after a mu
uiude Of leaps. IL Is To sweep the democracy OF
Massachusetts, Mime, New Hampshire, aud Cam
necucul for ia" beneti "t The administrator game
The move. it arpcars. has been most sudiOusy PIE
pared for; aud 1t made than " e find
multitude Of presses employed 10 make the most Gf
U,"-WdSh elite.
Tho lansburgh. Pa. Argus says
If the Washington Globe Will nov change its pol.
cy by reading back all the papers II has been real
pg Out Ui Ihe ParIy and then Iead itself OUT Il will
du more Ic advance The interests oi tte democratic
party than II possibly by It's present course -
Those here (ofIh eL1co Foo parry who happen.
cd 10 be II, elected ia The distribution vi iLe Offices
OF 'JIs,aIIsled,' aud OF them have
renamed dissatisfied To THIS day. bu. the mercen,ry
character OF their clamOr ha. heen apparent that
they have been more needed by the democratic
party han would be The yepIngs OF 50 mlay hungry
dugs.-PoSL
TnE PoSr And THE GLoBE.--The p ST aims
iIs head. Did the y rslOn Statesman never up'
pose Gen Jacks ni-Bly STATE Dem.
The Boston Post came to US this morning filed
with nppauses from a swarm of new spa pers, great
aud small, beginning with Mr. HenshaN's own spe,
cia Organ, the Worcester Palladium, Whose attack
on Mr. Van BuIen we quoted yesterday. showered
upon llie now Secretary Of the navy. De would
suppose, from the volumes Ol ne wsplper pInegyrc
that Mr. lleushaw was patent remedy for The disc
Of this administration, aud would bring me same
Old coon" that wa brought 10 deaths door by the
gprges Of 10. INTO quite healthy aud cleany CON
ditIon. Nay. more. that the specific had operated
50 eIlrnvagantly as love Powder. 10 make the
democratic farmers. whose confelds had been bro.
Ken down aud wasted by the varminr. fall over
head and ear. aud and tail, III love with him.
Globe
at by similar style of"snoui aud tail" liter
allure. aHd Of coarse dIcIaUral, aud vindicive de.
nuncaiIon, thai the Cube Contributed in no small
degree 10 Mr. Van Buren's defeat ~ 1910. and If
lhe policy iI now urges & ercely should be ndop
ted by the democratic party, it will experience
disastrous defeat IN 1874 u did at lhJ close Of
the Harrison canpagn.-PosL
We are alike ind different TO the praise or censure
Of Mr. Blair-we look TO more honorable and con .
sis en-; men for a favorable judgment upon our con.
duct and do not fear disappointment. The dems.
cratic party docs not belong 10 the Washington
Gobo. and Will not longer Iolernts it, nsolence IN
silence the "snow flakes" Of the democfatic prsss
will convince Mr.. Francis p. Blair that tho demo.
crac editors OF the coIntry. also. are capable Of
Judging correctly, and possess the manness 10 spurn
his impairment dctaiiJu; they 10 not hesitate to
expose his mercenary self .hness. and 10 treat with
scOrn a staggering braggari.-Pod.
The Bay State Democrat never will lorpiyo the
Iyerit Tor considering yyorfIt p,,,.,