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Benton, Oct. Ia, l842.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-20

interests and our political creed o,.,
more. 10 our friends abroad we vnuIJ
say rha! Connection il as safe fur Or
IN 1874 as she was Tor Harrison in lsl6
No soldiers can win the fight when an
enemy take no ground AMI espouse no
cause. In the late struggle our enemies
declared themselves Calhoun men and
Van Buren, men, free trade men aud ;ar-
I'll men. But such will not be the case
IN lSll. Then we shalt have either
Van Buren, orCalhoun and when brounht
to take grouH !, we shall NEE, the enc
nay IN IA clear fight and b,at them
here Is no soubi that u majority Of the
State OF ConnecticJ. prefer Clay TO any
other man living, aud though wnen
hShtng al me against Calhoun, Van Blu.
rem, cpmb.ned.ye t when the Time
comes to meet the southern Nulliier or
the Underwood magician, single hand.
ed, Connecticut will take har place n.
mong the STATES that will carry tho GAL
liant Harry Of the " est, i'm to the PTcsi.
Dental chair. The abolitionists nave
done their worst; Tylerism has behaved
MS much like Benedict Arnold as il could,
Free trade and n 'u iicioas Ia, i'll was
the pirate flag under which they Tough,
as policy dictated. But in 1914 ryler
will be disappointed, and play the judas
then 10 those whom he Is courting now.
Abolition can DO no worse aud the loco
loco PoSsHR cannot longer play its
game. Our own New Haven County
wall be foremost in the contest. We
have gained upon the Locofoco party
by hundreds mere since last year ,and we
wait but for another opportunity TO wipe
out the disgrace which Locofocoism has
brought upon our State. Courage, then,
soldiers, both at home and al road
Courage, the whole army, as well as the
Connecticut line. Once more unto the
breach, dear friends, once more was
The cry of larry Of Agincourr to n DIS
heartened and distressed but finally VIC.
torlous, soIdIe :. And we say to our
leader, a g~aI.anter Harry than he Of
~AgIncourt, lead Us once more into the
breach, and our arms shall active the
victory or If We fill, we shall fall with
our faces to the foe, g~lorying in the hon
or OF being defeated or being victorious
under such a leader rs HAIRY OF THE
WEST.-N:U NdoeH Herald.
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subject still farther. b. this bull. the Wings WI h
'Ner l6.OUO majority IN 1870. Mould have elected
'nly ten members to The magnify eleven; while
WUh - LocOiUcp plurality Ut the lat elecIi n fl
teea LptufrCu members OGCou=r - walld have nc. n
elected, aud not only SIR Wings. l. Il Iisht. l.
a honest that LuCuiscrlsm with three Ihna,aud nI q
,iuraltty should elect fifteen. while the Nht.s with
4 majority OF $1,000 are permitted To elect nut tru
,urnghSrst UiUh ~hat principle OF common homes.
~ "a" suCh Erss uInsJte he tolerated. Mr. 4. tina,
10 Iskiug The y te ui last tail a. the nusis. TIA,
Wings cannot eject eleven memuers without carry
ng the State 10y a majority Of 1000; and 10 ub,ain
q iecn metu'erS, The Wing, must sweep Luc,.ucursm
IRON The 'and wuh a IN yurIty ui,eIr -. 900. We
appeal 10 the interrupted of OR opponents. and
ash Them u they consider Il "a fair buI. wh. rh sho.II
give O" ihetH bat ten cut OF twenty one members 81
Congress, wnen they should eject their C. ,yeu.or by
! ''OUO ui a majority. Would they consider n rtgh,
~ To ivime a hml ~, whte tHcy should carry tue
state hy eleven lhOIslui mlJuTIIy. n wuulI ennble
mean 10 elect bat uIne MEMBER. 10 the IN ,iurty
l"elNef Il Il rIght. IsIt cuu,uuaui viii the .nuII
"I a popular government iJr a mIus,iiy thus Ia over.
power The D. aJOuty2 We would, therefore a,,,,ul
to the Conscience OF iiIls people, aud ask rLrm To- de.
c'de upun such Legislation a. they would up,n an,
eo"duet vi Tho hImolost Iud ,idual.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-20
Fik Tux TIMES.

E1h TIKI TINES.
FORTY WAGONS IN a DAY. AND IHe
ROAD CARS TO LEAVE PITTSBURGH.
Wa WHEELING AND THE NATIONAL
ROAD To CUMBER AND.
Glorious times these-on Monday next. " forty
Wagons in one day" and the Rlrlroad rut Out began.
finished. aud not Only in successful operation from
the high 0atsr head nf navigation" hut carrying
'alMe P4'seager'. und all The Jretgsf' VIA The Ma.
nonal Road to Cumberland, and dividend Is per.
cent on the amount subscribed. without auy refer.
ence 10 the amount pad IN.
Well. II these Prusburgher don't beat Dayy
Crockett all hollow, then I'm no judp, Of small
matters! 40 wagons in a day" aud the cars 10
leave Pittsburgh on Monday nexr ~!
lido wish MIR Times, you could have been in
fi'''bn gh on Saturday, and been present at the
great meeting" II wusld have stretched every
wrinkle ouIOf that dark visage Of yours.ro have one
hall The laughing that he busy scene called lorrh.
There was no such Thing rs reporting the proceed.
rhgs' nor even hearing a dozen words distinctly at
a Ime-ali seemed 10 have been suddenly smrrren
with The same drreful malady at the same moment
Of lime
The Chairman rose To Stale the objects OF the
NEE ling. but nonghI could he get out. "but Railroad
via National Road To Cumberland! l5 per cent on
the lnveslment-40 wagons iu q day :! Cars rpust
leave on Monday next. or Wheeling will get all the
Trade and travelm
"4O wagons in a day,''sang out a spruce lawyer IN
specs. who sprang 10 his feet rs soon as the char.
man had resumed his seaI-"4O wagons in a day
National Road-Wheeling-Trade and Tnyel-
10 per cenI-cars lssFs on Monday neIt"-& down
he popped completely exhausted.
40 wagons in a day" bawled ont a sI foot pub.
l'ean, shaking his finger smPLaticaHy at his honor IL
The ch1Ir--"cIrs mrsr leave u-ou-on"-bu he
couldn't quite get out the balance, aud was carried
out completely overcome with Tie working Of his
mind and body, but audihly mumblrAg r. ii Rpnd
-4O wagons in q day. and Is per cent" oil The way
home.
Ii begnn with RAILROAD and 40 wagons in a dav.
and 50 II ended. and but LILLE else was said or done
I'LL the meeting broke up aud The worthy cirrz ems
returned 10 rrer homes 10 ponder on ihose immense
bHfa'eS, 50 speedily. and SO easily made, wisely cal.
crlaing. hot these fixtures were surely made, and
restored 10 her former grearntss-to lie
unlcs. Father Miller might spoil their ION
N he % INST.
FORTY WAGONS IN A nav"
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"FORTY WAGONS IN A DAY.
Cerrespnndencc Of III Ting,

W ~ ApTll L. 1919.
J Z Wharton. Esq.
Seeing you fighting single honded against the
rivals ofIhis route, | ara induced To tender nv feeble
old, If you will point out how | can assist YOU. We
here understand the writings aud rhroe. Of the
Of the citizens Ct Piusburgh, we know how they
make ImProvemonts-we uu4erStand lhem-rherr.
ore are MOI 10 he saughI by any hait however
tempting held ont by the rarsimunious cirizens Of
the S"oty Town. We acknowledge their manurac.
Turing enterPrise-Iheir genrus-Iheir Industry
but We know u Is oil 10 secure the ''aLnighiy dolar, {"
SELF. governs the patriots Of that doomed civ
they enjoy now and always will. an immense Lusi.
ness, and like good citizens should be satisfied with
such decided benefits. We tor are ayo ed nnd
mean 10 reIaiH The crumbs that Providence ba,
ihroN VA IN our way. As 10 a road tn Pusburgb we
shall he pleased % see Il made from Pin, burpb 10
This place, bot d we have lu w,it unuIEade b, The
cn'zens Of Pittsburgh We shall all get out Of ~parcces
and grow grey. D,n'r be afraid 4 Their pulirg onI
1'""ing' they will not harm you, aud as The wind
"ork Is all hey do, IN charity lei Them he INDUCED
lei thera di0U oF 50 that they may NOT JLor ~,
The 3 u 0 r Co haze bad some willy sdyi..u anil
o. might guess they reside Ia The Iron Cny--be,
peWicIous influences have disturbed ibe bsrm,,y
"ithe late excellent arrangements and given uc
Pittsburgh route a bret advantage. Us I p,J.r,s,,i
Il has gwen The travel a set "a That direction. Bat
they will rot soon misIeud our friend. oflbe mopp.
meHlal CITY, and decay hen, as they ore n,g doing
by tickling her lauey with a BOmJnsue display or
Rail Road making. Yours. &c
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Chairman OF Committee.
WHEELING. Anril L. I9Ie

WHEELING, April IS, 1919.
Dear At Il meeting OF citizens
OF Wheeling md Ohio county, held i'm
the CITY Hall on the evening OF the Esd
February last, the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted.
"N h~ercas, It is just aud proper. that
the opinion Of can fl ia;eS Tor the StItr
and National Legislature should be full
" known on all subjects that interest
or agiiate The community that they pro
pose % rcPreseut--lhererOre,
Resolved, That a committee Of ihre,
be appointed by the chnlr,to address en-
CURES to such persons as shall b. nom
mated, or annDuuccd as candidates for
Congress in This District, and the State
Legislature in this county; requesting
their oprn IONS and views, UPON the CON.
stiIutlonatlty and expedlency, Of an is.
sue Of STAGE for distribution among the
several States, or an assumption Of the
debts OF the individual States in anv
shape or form by the general govern
ment, and procure the publication OF the
same IN the papers Of the city"
The underS gned we're appointed to
onstItu'e sal Z mm ttee in accordance
with which they now submit the same
to you-not doubling but that YOU will
DE- gratIhed with the opportunity 10 CO 80.
munlca'e your views,to your fel ow citl
zens on a subject which has recently oc.
cuPied so large u share Of their atten-
ton.
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Mr. WHARTON SIR Your abIo articles touch.
1'g The ~dsfang"mem Of the late excellent union be-.
tween ie RtI Road Coz aud The Sage Coupln.
i1s deserve The highest praise. lie, me assure YOU
'sy IRE appreciated 10 rhs cry. S,me strange "a.
ALLY seems 90 puisus our R1rl Road Cp.; We can
1'i devise ris motive Jr discover whence the w.
dueucs 'ual psrmrued our wouby P,s.its,t ,.d
Dfcc''f' 90 o"iauau ihe late suicidal movement
9o'p'c'on fssts up'u me Peru'a. WHO 100, long since
'n'ds q similar Demonstration upon u. They
"'H use os "heu They can. but 30 D. evident hFr
Their "bas ustsrssf bee wuIu the Iiu.s OF n.,,
''" STATE, ani 80 c.uIrs 300 Horrgrslt sea pou amt
PEI cry VI The West therefore we sb5gIJ nave,