Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-28
WHEELING DAILY TINES.
SEPTEMBER rs, Is4s.
FoR PRESIDENT ~ IS44.
III IL - Es u e. l. A \.
FoK WICK President,
JOHN DAVIS, OF MAssAcnUsErrS

We perceive M yesterday. Gazette. All attack
nPnn o : humble self that We regret, not Oh our o~ n
secouni. We know Of no good rea son for a personal
eumiy t1wsrds US IN the breast VI any one Who IL in
a heart ian un~ayerIng whig;' and no reason
why Gbuse should be endorsed by the editors ofrhs,
paper, but there are mInds in thus world which
canGoi think. and whose owners are unwilling Il,
labor IN cau'e thomselvrs; yet are ever ready
10 c'ndemn the motives ui Ihyse VINO do, ms impure,
As to our past political or personal course. We leave
The public Iujudge Oi IT. We have recomnrndrd
measures at such times Us we deemed them eIpedi
sni, all directed. ss near as our Judgment would
permit toward the ultImat- supremacy OF Tho whig
cause. and useful naIiunll measures. We have
suggested no measures, the utility Ut which We are
not very ready aud Wiling To submit To rhe unhia..
led judgment OF the public. Or OF any men whu
may be selected from The Wing party. and Il ,
from our regard Tor that cause that we are prevented
rom repiy rng to our "unwaverrug Whis" IN the
manner that We deserves.
The only ImporanI point in the communication
which II is necessary Tor us 10 uolroe. relates L, The
Clay Club We did prepare a report which wa,
submitted 10 the cummIiee. We did ~. because
uch is ulWays done, somebody must do IL. aud ".
were requested to 10 A.. We s.ggcsled none O., Ia.
names that were presented ~ officers, perhnt. utth
one exception. They " ere suggested Il, others. and
Al ian unwavenus wing" Viii show himself. II lac
u Wing, we ~II tell hun uhs suggested every
hume ia the list OF officers. We ih-reiyre are mn, u,
as The packer ul CON nuIees. aud We ue by
no means deslruus Ui the pUsIiiun we hrId ia Tie lIsi
nay. we will readily and gladly reslgn II
any one Wang viii eItler personally ~ publicly,
over his own name. express such "a desire, aud prom.
Ise 10 dlscharse the duues vi II .ur ind one who Mi
10 So. We know Of tao desirable honor that ia nj.
ached 10 i. neither are The labors very pleasant 10
me Whose time Is as closely occupied as ons Is.
therefore shall b. sincerely reJnIcrd II he vii.
axe the trouble oil of oar hanIs;-prvld ed he 81
an H"Da"OriHg Dhig.' To prove which ii vii be
lot hun 10 apP. ar over hts own proper ~
iHiure' as We have serious doubts about It now
We regret that the edIIurs vi The Gazette should
been 50 mdscrecl A. To puDIisI, aud endorse mn
IHrcis 81 lhat description. that cannot but iced vim
our PclncaI opponents and DO our Cause
70 god even at this early Stage Of their cd Ilprla.
'afeef. We hope, however. that time Will learn
sem hat Is dangerous fully 10 give vent. on all &C.
'a'iors 10 their personal envy and pique. and that
viii eventually acquire that honor Of feel.
ng and dignity Of bearing lhal should eve,
The conductors Vi public journals. and
hold Them abOys Ihe influence Of those Whose onIy
inject Is The gracIfcaIon ola present purpose. reck.
.rs' OF expense. There have heen sundry ebulL.
IONS oil ih' came kind that have passed unn,rrced
y u.s. because We do not ~ish 10y any personal mai.
e'' 10 'J"fe The cause III which we aue engaged, or
he feelings 81 any individuals. We think Il mu,b
more Consistent aud proper 20 war agIlusr the cue.
Mes OF Henry Clay, Than against lhose Uh. pr,Ce,,
U nave raised his banner. ID we all Iiye.u may
'e'""p'' De wiling To take 8 but with rhcm or their
correspondent. nller November. 1874.