Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-29

N'N" "a" Piesu' N' ueslShs' ana fearing irotA the
remarks Of Mr.. Wise. during the thea pending sOs-
sion. on tho distribution bill, that Mr. Tyler was
thereto on the all important question e the iauil,
We ru' The plain question TO hun. els Mr.. Tyler la
ia'or OF PREDICTION or noIl' The reply wa, uu,
eqriNocal m appearance. lie is ur a pro ectiye
discriminating lariG, aud on that as the main p l..
lar, he will base hi, administrator. have oil o
incoaIeslib!e proof that Mr. Clay will rely Tor sup
port uP'n horizpnial adj valo. EN- duues, ond his
trends ~ congress will defeat IarlI unless pre-
vented by the president" Oar understanding OF
Mr. Clay's speech la the Senate gave some color of
plausIhIlly 10 the statement aud the least that " G
| could DO vas to wai The Scaogemon, We said
nothing against Mr.. Clay or his friends. except 10
admit that I'Ie Drs. prurs might be correct; lIcs.
ga forgive rs ipi The simplicity We were Tor pro-
lection, ~ irs true sctsc. "f every interest in the
c"uttry HAT needed u. the p.Hc measure OF
government. So. said ihc Dr. Nh. Tyler We
spoke Of the mposs,brIIIy Of eccung wing. IA This
dsi:ict, ani ofour strong desire thai The numerous
he tariff mcu vt Ihr other party. should hiring out
rarIT man. 'rne very thing crieI the d. in
ccsucy. But lre more than a year has passed.
arI three NOM I'D aor. before lac was as bitter
loco fuco Is = ,euruJ ms-lL
U.'lrr these Statements, Ne d'i write to DR.. Nj
Ter a, Washington TO pruclre the insertion in our
paper OF The advertisements of the departments. ns
hCv would he a source of revenue To us lie re-
oiled that he he'd dune -. and that the president
had assured hun that the patronage of The govern.
men should be extended US as far as pracr; able
3ui few days subsequently, we WIRE calle /
nn by gentleman OF standing Ia tie West nh
Whom and whose family We haI been intimate
for years. IIo had JUS r,;urued irun Wa.hug.on,
and told US NIr Tyrr had said 10 him, as he was
/ he only OF his friends who had been al WAIST
! lnsInn without asking f,r any Office, il he dc.
sired for any friend that he roulI recommend,
/ after lie returned hume, hc should have it. The
iender was male To us. we were grateful for II
IS ii" &C. Of ricnd,lip "a lac part If he genen,n,
ut Took no steps 10 obtain il. did intend To.
| In less Than Two weeks from this lime Mr.. Tyler
vetoed The tariff bill and we fum that moment
! opposed him. until 10y Ihe most base rccrcancy 10
Ill his pre-, ousy expressed opinions AMI friends he
fell beneath our contempt. w. had differed from
tie Wings rs 10 The must tGecIua rourse to pursue
towards John lyle. MOI IN single principle OF
Of government We found HAT he had .ceiyed IL
on The min. val question, aud there being nothing
further 10 he gained for the country from him. We
] 'Pp's'u MN. II Dr. Miller thinks that hecause Ne
can eat one sour apple Tor our c,unrry's sake, we
ought 10 swallow a hushcl 10 please the devils imps
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'''' anu '"II'"g Up Tue most Hi'ny
spso The IT for lis treacLery s,J III, ,,,
heartily because ho deceived -, In. ~,
did most others We have one ,opsci,,,.,,,. ~
that makes rs proor nr,i,sr v,nr b,,Iro,.
''o' ''' mole ''f Them ~ oar mail. Ii-wever much
we '"'y have changed IN 'ur opinions ofuen. we
nave h'd steadily IN view The same political creed.
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music ana we have rarely heard finer touches than
"ey are able 10 give Oh every variety Of Instruments.
ffai'E' IS particularly. darby ola great deal Of
character as much we think. as any ,yo ever sax,
and irne musician who lets his whole heart into.
and soens fully to eui.y II. Ills r,ucl,p. nj, ,l.o
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''o ''"'S' We ever h'nfH'
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'''"S ''''' '"o oP'n'o" 'ha' sumo OF our modern
Juries were IN Tho habit Of taking The "pardonn1
power into their own ha ,ds." The C,c, ,b,,i..,;o
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