Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-16

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MR. cLAY~IN PENNSYLNAAk-rsb kh.
ly gratifying 10 notice The dciBousinsio lions in favor
Of the distinguished statesman Of &epiurky. Nbach
cuiIinue 10 take place IA vnr,ous sttiiyns OF khe
Keystone State. That Peunsylyansa- should feel a
warm and strong attachment To Mr. Clay. Is altogether
naIumL Tier pc 'ple woold Toe most unsraIeiul
were IL otherwise. The measures To which MIRO.
las Devoted the createE part OF his life. and which
no now advocates with nn eafneSin~ss and fIankiHess
50 altogether Characteristic. are suited ia 81 eminent
degree 10 The prosperity of thus CommuuwealIh.-
Pennsylvania h, nnd ever has been, IA favor Of n
sound cufTeuCy-n favor of on adequate revenue,
With fair protection 10 American indusiry--m hVOr
Of Iusi restraints on tho ENccui We puNer-and ia
Elvor oi The faithful administration OF the publIr-
dumaiu. with an equitable disiubutkfn Of lac pro-
reeds Of the snLs among all the States. these
measures. NC say, nre such AS receive The cprdi al
approval OF the manly aud enlightened amcbg our
citizens. They are The measures. calculated To
promote the Q~ruspCrIIy oi Ihis COmmonw cnlIh. and
they are IhA mea~urfs with whlrh Mr. Clay has
identified his poiilirtknnd PullIc carect. ltwoulJ
he strange. indeed. iStrtder these circumstance our
honest and true hearted yeomaI ~ Should not Naun
towards The paIriUl and statesman Kentucky.
The truth IL. Mr. Clay has uevcrhad a TAR chance
IN THIS State. The peuI le heretofore have not had
an opportunity of seeing the man as he is. of est-
mating hin according ~ his measures. principles
aud ab,hie.. a Thousand misrc, rcsenIaiioi. " ere
years ago circulsI,d against hm. Bruer prejudices
were excited. ialse issues Mere provoked; The real
imam has true chatGcter, has services To his country
Is irankress. has mauIUess. his ftt lny tu the ma
ton ON every ;ryi1g UCrasiun-'hyse were Kept ~
The back ground, and hot sight UIn u great meas
nre. under the iulse Hud demag puge shouts nf ia"
hour. But the rnists nj misrepresentation and pre-.
JUDGE arc rapidly me!uug away. TIE people arc
egInArng 10 discover that Mr. Clay l. he man for
the cuuntry-'har his measures are suited to promote
the national prosPeruy.io revive trade aud com.
merce !, give abundance uf e~inpluymrnI Iu The chill
dren Of industry. 10 re oI Ell auh keep open tie closed
manufactures, la impuu hfe and AMIN ,ti.n {. Oh
workshops, 10 at,'ri competence. independence and
aPpIIess Ia the millions who Ivcll WI hin our bur
hers. aud r-jnIce in every thing suited 10 uphold the
dam Ican name and To vind:ciie The American cha.
racIer. IL Was iheIt conviction, tbs desire tn do
Justice to Mr. Clay, which he'd Ia the To The recent
ruipouring of thousands IA Lancaster country. A
similar demonstration lately tonk plrro in Bedford
cuuniy. The Inquirer Of that place. saws.
The enthusiastic outbreak at the mtIiiion 81 Mr..
Clnys name, show. h"w deep aud abiding u the de-
termination of the people 10 larry oui the purely
American PrinrIplrs IA The advocacy Of which he
IS d si:ngu'shed. nnd give efficiency 10 the Curious
victSry ui lSlOhy o si.ll more brilliant achievement
Ia N. We ae proud 81 demonstration - anble.
founded rs II Is ~ the finest feelings uf the hannah
breasl-grotIiude Ia the services e = hong tried
servant. aud sym InIhy Ca the suiirrn.s 81 the toll.
IHs millions. Ia Is ~ earnest Of What old Bedford
will d. when h. Iinc Tor IcIoI arrives.
Thus, - viii be seen lac gDpd work goes brave
" on. The pc lple are beginning To understand
that ia sustaining Mr. Clay. they su,tain II,ernun
interests and Prosperity. as - ell - the houor and cha.
rncler of The naIun. They know ,hsr he Is no small
politician, no empty demGgcsu,: no political bicut -
but lui :, highmIudrd. paIriolic staIe.mln. wha, #
elevated Presidential Guar. will 90 FIR las country
and hts Whole country. lie Is wur,ny the supnnri
OF an honest and manly like Ihuse ii Pennsylvania;
and The more they BECOME acquainted with his cha.
racter aud understand his views aud pr nciples. tic
heller viii They Ike him. lie more Ihorough!y MI
they become cunyIn. ed IhaI he 10 The man ioy the
Presidency Ia loI4-Phd Ina.