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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13
FORMING PONDS IN FIELDS.

FORMING PONDS IN FIELDS
4 correspondent Of the Tennessee
State Asrlculturist, writing from Green
wood, Ky. says:
| observe in your excellent journal
before me February No an inquiry
relative TO the manner OF forming ponds
IN fields | will submit to you a plan
has proved eticacious. Find a mai
ursl depression or basin however slipbt.
near the centre of which dig a hole
about two feet deep, aud twelve or four
teen inches in diameter, insert a strong
stake or post mot large enough to fiji
the hole by several inches) shovel a.
round 1t the dirt well mixed with salt:
ram well, sprinkle some salt around the
stake, and call up your cattle TO lick
II leave them TO go to it al will. After
a lie" rains The wafer will begin TO stand
1t u respectful distance around the stake
and IN no great while y.u will have a
permanent pond.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13

GEN WASHINGTON YOUTH
ne following beautiful tribute TO Wash.
InBion' We extraci from the 7th vol. OF
Bancrofts United States:
AtiSr long years Of strife, Of renoss.
and OF strife renewed, England and
Franco soiemsIg agreed 10 hs Al pe,rs
Inc treaties 0f-AiK "a Chapeile had
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13

Showing the net earnings Of The road
fu the yeif; Io be 1919, 4Ol SIS
Oli"e sfIhe B,iIrmOre anil OAio Rail Road Com.
pauy,
Let October, 1913. J I. ATKINSON. Ser'y.
Il: Ia lbs am uHI lie added lie balance uf The
interest Account" SIS loo 1S.you have the same rs
a shown IA state ncnI A Expenses. Repairs ard
Interest; 1854 200 81"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13

Cay Il Eat.m U ia PER cent sia 1 ON
hand' s0S574I
Cash ~ re hands u Dfttr, 2II4 a.
Cash "a L"h'i lIl.lSO 81
slI,99I6 $50 II
ca.
L"an nj. TX rcr 'cri. g. ~ nuri,.e
at tan tx st,,k IN the Va. hT.tn
B,a""h Road 81 100000 o
StocN. 81 900 900 90
les Delinquent Stock.
holders. 249 50
-- 6999.7!T -
Dnc ." Washington I1ii'rh. I05.AiT %
Balls payable 26.5T73f
Forfeited Suck ~ 10
Birns. Bruihrrs ~ ca. | orduu, licLt
i"f Icon RnI'. 2537O2.7J
State OF Ni,pilhd fvo per cont. sier
l'g h""ds. S,2O0 900 on
Re'crue. 76O.l3f So
less expenses, rep,irs.
and interest, $4,000 81
Ntnr u M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13

l." ihe exclusion Ui most nther master, we lay be.
tore our readers Today Ihe l7rh annual repprI Of Tho
'rl Directors uf Ihe BIlumnre aad Ohio
Rail Road company. The repHt iso tao muci, la.
icrcst 20 uuE i"idcrs to permit Of oar eondonsng il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13

The y"lI"N fever. We rrgr { TO see. is m The in.
crease 90 New Orleans. During The Meek ending OF
Tie sOh nit here were GO deaths 10y Inst disease
az the ChIuiy Hospital. suJ Ihe number Of cnses IA
private p acrce had increased. Persons are eau.
toned against whiting lhs city az present.
The yellow lever alsn prevailed at the Ballze.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13

DEATH or HON LEWIS + MNN-We
frgfei 9" team that The Hon Lewis , Linn, U s
Senator If'm Ihs State, was found dead in bis bed.
81 ms r's'drnce ~ 81 Genevieve, oH Tuesday, the
81 mt "i ~ O'Clock W. Fur sOme lime pat his
health hrs teen feeble; he ha. been lahoring under
an altr'iDl Of The heau.-Si LOUIS Il. pub.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13
IGUIO EI.TC rios.

ONE MiOitE-,IAEWIsov. CIV en 30; N'FahInl
%; Rare" III; C"yI-s- ia; I~Io-glnnd lG3; Jew
Ell ]; AC'rmIckI ;iP~nnc o. Ora " ford u nni.
JEFFEESON.- An L@rus elected except Tho
LrgI-laturr.
CARiOLJ-All Whiss e'ecred.
COLU NHANA-AH L,cIs. These elect a
member "t g. sress, .I'C.lsln. Lp.l Is elecioI.
BEl.NljN AN Locus elected
Our Correspondent ~ C"lumhus siatcs the Leo
Foo" ma. "ruy 10 KNOX ~ $50. whIcl, elect. AI.,re
over RdLe say 10y $50.
Dunrtn Is elected ~ Cineinn1li by 7Sl m4iofiiy =.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13
FoE VICE PRESIDENT,

SEVEN TENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF TIIE
PRESIDENT y DIRECTORS TO THK
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BALTIMORE
AND ONO RAIL ROAD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

TEMPERANCE NOTICE.
A meeting 81 the Wash ingipn Tempeance S,ci.
slr will i'Nc place THIS EVENING. at the CITY
HALL. Si early candle light Addresses will be
delivered 10y DR.. J. w. {, emens, G. II, Carter. ESQ
and Dihers.
The ladies are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Oci - q = DEGGE, Seer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13

LATEST DATES.
ti," b"'HSrs Oct u Liverpool sepL 10
8 p /" T%hermomers' so seq. above o.
. Iesi waller N The Channel. FaHmG
'""i VI h& WHEELING
SQ
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
a'F'tsF snd DcDarfsfes Of Bsas TO-, M, la.ioI
@'"'' riding y%s'sodas az ~o'slori, p. "
ABgINALs.
Rose ~ Sharon, PNsJush.
lupB. al,
klrid Clayton. o..
Massachusetts. do
Z1ucsyIlc, Marietta.
Clipper, - LOUIS.
DEFAHrUREs-
Richard Clayton. s. L7uls.
Utica, d,
Massachusetts. d..
Iaucs,I.ic, Pittsburgh.
R@se OF Sharon. Ciucnnam
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13

slI,g9l $50 n
ca.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-13

so., o. Iend west n HlaTcrs Ferry. 1854 tO3 ma.
9e'Ins bonds Of The Siais 10 Maryland
20 ue hanJ' oiBlrng, 5ru,I-rs &C..
5IEIC COS /
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-14
SOMETHING NEW -
Esea ty Il d 6:
e" e%
EcO1OnlY. N

Bat little more tan three months havt eaps-
ell since the subscriber slbn tied for the inspec-
tion OF the pnbllc ms superior Tine fUR HATS,
at the low pro-" OF -. equal. il. all respect,
TO the mos costly, (and with which he challen-
gIsa complrisUu) and i'll this si,Jrt period uftime
he has more iiAn realised his mo sangulne ex-
prctations. lie would therefore take this nppor-
tmiev of mtk NC MS grateful acknowledgements
30 Gsrrr inT public, aud also Of cYprt ssinG lIiS
gratitude 10 is 'ormrr friends and pat'ons who
rave 50 ErnciIltr called on him since his rc-os
iahisanicnt IN bnsness-as it is proof that he
'ns heretofore rlTcn satisfaction He will now
lsc every e&crtlon not only TO please the fancy,
"a to 'irn,sI' the
'i.E rESl and BEST HAT IN THE CITY.
LUIS ne Is en- '"'c" 10 40 from ms iract'ca-
"io"',per '"u P'','''I'y e'o,,'"''ca' chsh SyS-
-. u n's'"'sS 1T '>s P''''S 'n'h t"eV can he
''u =" use va" are ''''' buyers az" se''e's
.''o S,',, 'u''ri' y" 'np VI. 'n''' SNS'"' WIZ"
g.. ~ ,rl - ~ i'''
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CALL! CAHIE1!!
h Uirl'S .|f1r md CIc0p Store. if you

II ~ rfS ven and ChcGp Stare. if you
~an' chrop goods
v'hc Subscriber has list returned f. ON the CITY
% Pulld'lpltn, with Il large and splendid as
s,rimrrt o. Spin" s Summer Goods of every
@escrrpi OF; & Will oer lhcm tu his friends and
the public. as low as they hc purchased at
retail IN either ot the ctIrs. Phil dcphin or Bal
lnorr. and those that wan To max THEN Spring
and Summer purchases will find il TO their adj
vantage TO ca and examine for themselves be-
fore buying elsewhere. His stock consists
Cloths 81 various coiots, from p 80 to S1,25,
tH>smcrcs, Sattinctts, single mill Cassimcrcs
(hrnuti,ul goods OF the latest aud most fashion,
able style, Summer Cloths, Mrriuo CasstucSs
Gnmbroons, fancy Linen Dr,lhngs for panta
looms, IL ssh Linen, Grass Cloth, Nankeen, and
common ""ods. u every description.
Also , gene al assortment OF silks lawns, clintzcs
grg IN hoUsllmdclancs and Cair,ocs from
& IL 10 - cents also variety III fancy goods,
for ladies' hlrarhcd and lnlIcached mlislins,
from ii to cts, Tow Liners. with II large
assortment of Boots and Shots, Wuman's goat
morocco and Nd slippers from 81 10 cents to
II, for the best and latest style, Mems long and
urc Boots, shoes, and pumps; chiIdrcns uoo's
and shoes large assortment Of hats from 81
ITS. to :" Nutrc beaver Hats Of the most fash
81, !e OF Philadelphia, WARRANTED to keep
'ir Sllpc and color
Gi,sS, Ljrrrpool, QnecnSwdre, and
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\ Office.

The coparlnershlp he, e,"iore existing
between the subscribers. under The firm of
i. {. * J. Crouch. is This day dissolved
y, mutual consent.
TIION>S c. CROUCH,
ENOCH CROUCH,
N.B.-All persons indebted to the late
(rnr will please call Immediately and Set
tie with Thomas G. Crouch, who is duly
ru,horIZed To- s"tllr The sane.
EIklon, JnIy 26,h 1913. r &C.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-14
CTCM COUNTY. s.

t'N : ~ u. 'ot'N ! ="
rpI aatio n Of Thomas Rvroi Of Ce'.,
"Noriv Nv petition in writing, to M" r.
h>"rlH'r, ION" Eth" associate judges o. the D,
rl7lF Court oFrecil co'ntv.D setting fo'h t..o
% is q actual confinement for debts, lie is M
Ne - nav and offering 70 deliver Up for ,hc h.
""i' OF BIS creditors. al rs property. r"nI p
acr'| nd mixed. to which NC in any wy ""'.
'e' , schedule whrrrofan" list of his credits a.
-. 'ei"r anne x"d ~ his said petition upon on
81 H.avioc'u h. discharged from teal corf
'''"5. m; 70 'ayn ,Stcnd"d 10 him the bcr"f'
''.' seyr.a' ,",.'. 1T iwsnf "aryllnd; ard IT,
,.."e r. corr0ctcn, testimony that :,
~ 'n ~, me haT Frs,1"d within tn" STAT"
,',; H,I ~ ".r''
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-14
VEGETABLE KINGDOM.

EGEI NTT.E kTNNU DUN.
This medicine is fast securing public patrou-
ago. aud hlS gained favor and confidence wIIcr-
yer it has been used. As Il purifier the blood
and fluids il is unsurpassed by art or invention.
IT'S PUhIlY OF COMPOSITION.
ucuT made ENTIrELY OF EXTRACTS. renders il
not only the safest and mos, cticctna OF mcdi.
cine. but decidedly the proper remedy provided
rv Natme's Self for the cure Of such diseases as
ntlrrl the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-14
TIE CECIL WHIG-
Hartidnd Cecil County, Set:

.HHTtidnd cecil tOUnty, Set:
HN application of John Butler, of Cecil
VI County. by petition in writing to me. the
subscriber Zone of the associate Judges Of the
Orphans Count of Cecil County,) setting forth
that he is in actual confinement for debts he is
unable to pay and offering to deliver up for the
benefit Of his creditors, all his property. real per-
sonal and mixed to w'llch he is IL any way cnl-
titled. schedule whereof and list Of his credits
and debts being annexed TO his said petition upon
oath, aud praying to be discharged from actual
oaiincment, and to have extended to him the
benefit Of the several solvent laws of Maryland;
ard ii appearing TO me by coppat0nt testimony
that the said petitioner las resided within the
State Of Maryland Tor the last two wears next be-
fore his application, appointed William Me
Clay Trustee for the benefit Of the creditors 3t
the said John Butler who has entered into
bond, with security 10y me prescribed and aPpro.
we'd. for the faithful performance OF his sad trust
and tie said Trustee having certified To me that
lie is in i'll possession Of all tlc property in the
said schedule and list Of debts contained. hav"
ordered and appointed the first Tuesday next a.
ter the third Monday Of October next for the sad
! John Butler to appear before the Judges Of
| Cecil County Court. at the court house III FIX
ton, TO answer such allegations and intcrrogaio
| ries as may be then and there by his creditors
made and proposed and the said John Butc-
| having entered into bond in penalty and
with security by me prescribed and approved so to
| appear ana answer rs aloresa'u' ! 40 hn'c,N "'-
DER ana Greet that t'e Sa'c 'o'''' hur,e, We
9S''af@e" RON personal ron''Ilci''e''' ana c"",
u" give n"'r t. o. t'" nus app 'h," !o' '''I ma
"r'' '''S II! E''' ""''F >'l'' " avs I >;
! '"''I'S"hont III SONIC '''"Hl'P" P''"''" vi
o'' p."'N' once "eeH 10, zee nouns ,
/ INV S'"' 'lSt "'S"'N NO. "'''' VIC ''',"
cay ~ N,.o"' ''A': '!Ecn o "n"'' wy "'''1 "''"
'''i ''''' '''' va! vi nv, ,r,,,Dppr 7,
| ~ W. io''hi''> 90
rue 'oPy ~ c,,,,,,.C Cu,
'"'y 10 "hoh"E ''icO ChLo. N'i' ~ ~"
=, -,
'n" H""n 'r'" """H. 'f.
a aspiration OF ! or"n2o " Tavlor of Cecil
| S'onn'y. ly petition IN writing 10 me. the
| subscriber Zone OF tie associate Judges Of the
| orphans I our' OF Cecil 'oui'iy) setting forth
that he is IN actual confinement for debts he is
unable to pay, and offering 10 deliver up for the
ncncit Of his creditors, all his properly, real per-
sonal and mixed, 10 which he is III any way emit
| ,!ed Il schedule whereof and list of his credits
md debts Icing annexed to ms said petition upon
oath and prayirg 10 I've discharged from actual
, confinement. and to hav" extended 10 him the
benefit Of the several insovcnt laws Of NrrvInd:
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office.

All HrrSnn> nd bled To Enoch Cronch,
are hereby requested to ta' and settle HE
~ame with him on or before the lirsl day
al September next. or he will he under The
necessity of putting their bills
in the hands OF an officer Gentlemen, to
not charge me with seve'tv. | havea
great deal of money out, which must ge
in, IN order 10 NEE. the demands on me
ENO"ll CROUCH
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-14

'nrl0rd CcrW Counir Set.
- y application of John 4. Shippers of Cecil
County. by pCrtlou in writing to me, the
Subscriber Zone Of the associate Judges ofthr
lrphars Court of Cecil Conntv) setting forth
lilIt hc IS IN actual confinement for debts he is
nibc TO pay and offering to deliver TYP for the
.ncfl Of! his creditors all his property real per-
."nal and mixed. to " hich he is in any way emit
ed, a schedule whereof and list o. lis credits
md debts being annexed TO his said petition pom
n71h. and praying to be discharged from actual
oufincmcn', and To have extended TO him the
.,uiit oF the several mSoivrnt laws Of MARYLAND
md il appearing to me 10y competent testimony
''I,t the said petit has resided within the
''pi" Of MARYLAND for the last 'wo wears next he
nre his application, | appointed Robert Dawson
'r1s're for the hCncht Of the creditors Of trr
i'd JOIN v. Shippers who has entered int" tond
18th security by me prescribed and approved, for
faithful performance If his sad trust; and the
all Trustee having certified to me that he is in
possession ofailthe property in tho said SEIZED
:" and list OF debts contained, have ordered and
rTUinied the first Tuesday next aIicr the third
'uuddv in October next, for the .id John e.
'mpers TO appear before tho Judges of Ccil
'omiv Court, at the court house IN Elklon to
,swer such allegations and intcrr"@atorrs as
~ be then and there bv his creditors made and
'roscd and the said Join f.. Shippers having
lci'd mo hond III Il penalty ana with security
me prescribed and approved so to appear and
rSwer as aforesaid, ! do hereby orocr and direct
'ort the said John E. Smp RS he discharged from
orsonal confinement, and that he give notice of
hls nppli alton, and OF the day 50 by ne APP
.intcd for EIs final hearing IN Cecil County
AT, 10 his creditors, by advertisement in some
vsprpcr printed in Cecil County. once wcrl,
rnr"r months hriore the said first Tuesday
It after TO third Monday in October next.
wen undr' my hand and seal this 3jth day of
corn rv 1913. VIM TORBERT, .Ir.
Tire copy Test,
.lYS GEORGE MCCULLOUGH Clk.
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HUMAN SYSTEM.

Apop'cxy, Asthma. Headache. Aeuc, Choli,
Colds, ConsumptionS, Cougl :, Decay of Nature,
Dropsv, Dyspepsia. Fever, Govt, Gravel Indl-
gcSrlon inf eva, .aundice, lownrss of Spirits.
Pain in the Bowels. Back. etc; Palpaiion ofthe
Heart, Phthisr. pleurisy, Pressure of the Sto
mach Rheumatism, Kissing in the Thoat.
S.orness OF Breath S,icles III the Side, etc;
Ulcers, Vomiting and Splitting of Blood, Whoop-
rng Cough, Qunsy Fever and Amue, Bilious
Scarlet, Typhns Yellow, and Common Fcvcrs
of all klais; Nervous Diseases, Liver Complaint
rwaaVraEn'ss. inflammation, Sor Eyes, Fits,
Palsy Small Pox Measles, Crop, Cholera
NorbuS, Worms. Dysentcry, Deafness Ring
ing No &rs in the Head, Kings Evil Scroflln
Sain, Anthony Fire. Salt Rheu,n. White Swell
!ings, some of twenty years standing, Cancers
Tumors. SweIled Fee; s Legs, Piles, Custivc-
ness, all Ernptions OF the Sin. Frig'dfu
Dreams, Female Complaints of every kind, es-
pcrraIiy Distractions, ,Rr'dNators Sc. have
one and all, yielded to the al Sufficient and pow
priut vet gentle influence of tie
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-14

The subscriber in order to conform to the de.
pressed state OF times are prepared to furnish
Mems Women aud Children's boots and shoes
"i Utmost every description. at the following re-
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TAlNRI IN S

NECETA LE-. FXTRACT-PlLiS,
and the hopeless sufferer, after ling ring for
years in misery and wrcicheducss. having, in
numhcrlcss instances, subscribed their written
testimonials Of gratitude to tie pIopricors for
tie benefits experienced. are now 'rstored to their
tamilies blessed with health, vigor and I,app.
ness.
The above valuable medicine is SOLD at p
cents per box, containing thirty Pills by the io-
lowing
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-02

There are some thias5 which, in th,.a.
solves, have neither djgaity tar import.
an"o, bat which taken in connection w.h
position and surrounding circumsanccr
my compel some drgrac # attention =
OF this ch1ractar we ragard toe attack
made upon our tpwnsman, NJ. T. Smith
We would Ike to know what makes this
gentleman SO peculiarly obnoxious to some
Of OR neighJoring prins We are ualer
he impression that those who know him,
consider him "a cstimahlc citizen, and as
lutle reProhensb'c, personally, as any O.
his neiIhbors, He is, So far Us we know,
a candldlto for nothing, and these attacks
can only be REGARDED as personal, We
are not the champion Of Mr.. Smith, lie is
abe II fight his own battles. We are on.
~ led - make these rcmarhs, bec.u.o we
would like TO see the newspaper press n
fined to ITS proper sphere, and one which
we consider more elevate; to-wit: the dis
coss'on Of principle, and if anjmalver.
siJns are made upon individ al.. lei b.
upon those who are in political life, or caa.
dld'tcs fer ofii,e. We intended to sl.aae
more particularly to an article in the re.
StGcsman, which we know not how TO r..
ga'd n any other ligh, Than scarrilols. ~
Inc editor, 81 course, designed his article
TOR mere bldinage, and did not intend h,
statements 10 be believed; but unruardod
rlbaiIry is often mistaken, by the upi7
ioHncl, for facts. We know from several
gentleman Of Rankin county, ,ha, thy |
and others, especially solicited Mr. Smiih's /
attendance there; and We know also. Gsl
IN point Of intellect and moral fee'inr. h,
IS greatly superior to bis detrac,ors-
Inscriptions personalities, and disngarl /
OF social pFoprley, has too often made the
newspaper press in the United States. in
IN the eyes of intelligent foreigners, a
mere vehi.le of private malice. We h.Da
h live to see the day when his pra:.:cs
hail be secuted from he cyl-mas 0; ever.
ouraal H. tae land /
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-02

time Of nomination. This We ought, and
can do, in spirit Of candor aud conei.ia.
ton. After the nomination there VIII be
no further division among US. We rg in
commend the article "to The people Of Viz.
ginia," to the people OF Mississippi. 1t
deveIopcs The views We nave been men
lonjng, ina manae,f,r more able than We
can pretend to.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-02

inc 6ETIlEIEn
THE wool. r.o nnbri.b ono,,i,,a .r1,lss,l
to tho ncon,o Of VIRGINIA. ,afon from IN,
pefersbYra Republican. Iii. fIIo. pro.
found reflection and keen observation: t.
our mind, It manil, SIS tia, sober lo.e at
and devotion t. pria.isle. which clarlc.
terso the philosopher and patriot We c n,
siuer it as furnishing a suli lent reuta&oa
to all tina: has boen sail " the Washing
i'm Globe and Richmond Ia ,a1cH Whg
Mr. Van Burep SHOULD no h. a5uilee Of
the national democratic conyontion, for
The presidency. Those papers, from eX-
ceeding devotion to the geuLcm1n above
named, ate disposed to gtId his Petsona'
interests, ana The democratic cause, a
Identical. We much tear Tint hey woa!I
prefer beng v'hqn;shod with Mr., Van
huFeh as M caHu'"'le, u pei"g victorious
under AIRY ether leader The facts winch
are stated N tn'' comNdh!'&'on' anl 'ho
Ine'e"ceS Drawn from men, i'rm Ih'dPcF-
ahIo Q. JecH1ns - Mr., Van bagcl's 'eiog
tn c2nd'd1le OF the demo ralc purity
As an argument 20 tie people OF Virginia,
na3P"es "Lh dcu1ic force t" i"e lie Pie q
.h'SSIsslppl, WHO nave much more interest
IN tlc elevation Of 4 so"tacrn man. than
hayea people whose products arc not in.
dlssoIuoly c-nna led With slave labsr, l.
ioYio"s Mr. Van buon's Whole PUIirl Il,
course, and shows at what imminent haz
ard the party would again connect It's sue
cess with his ponuc1. fortunes. AT the
same time It IS characterised by no SpLij
OF hostility towards that gentleman, and
We may romark that 1t is exceedingly un-
just to charge those, who think that Mr..
Van Buren, ought not 10 be the democratic
candidate, with unllind feelings towards
him, or with views in the least degree in.
imical towards the democratic party. Il
s nothing more nor less than /, assume,
| tnHt 'IeIe are no Tue democrats VINO are
not Van Buren, men. This unjust and
proscriPi'e feeling must meet but little
countenance forn the candid and reflect.
| ing portion of the party. Mr. Van Bu.
len's defeat in 1910 has occasioneI mu,b
sympathy for him, and a corrcsoond,pu
wish 10 COMPENSATE him for hi, mislor.
tune: but his spirit ouabt MOI r,r y ro,ncr,
to conflict with The advancement, IF orr
principles. That distinguished indlylduar,
and so his friends say, that he has no
further wish to be connected with public
lie, and if the success Of the party mioh,
be endaOge.eI by his nomination, there j.
every reason for selecting another candi-
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-02
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This affords no proof Of the popular re
GARD for Mr.. Van Buren, because the cleo
ions were not c.nlucted on any issue m
,olving his personal popularity. Inc pre-
seat fororn CONDITION of the Wings Is Just
" roeralle to far different causes ana we
have no reason to suppose the RepubIlcan
successes would have been less brilliant,
if Nr.V. B. had leen long since "gaihcred
70 his fathers"
In 1889, the Republicans carr'ed a tTm
majority Of Congress on the issue OF TIC
IaiepcnIeat Ireas@ry.
In 1910, the Republicans wcre orer'
vIeinged on the perso7at issue Of Mdrta
Tan Bwea.
Ialstl, rhca that perSoqeI Issue 'raS
.lropped, tie Republicans triamphcd on me
strcngt5 Of tier principles.
let ITEM pause before hcy renee that
personal issue in 1914.
From the DAYS of Mr.. Jefferson, the Re-
publican patty had maintained The ascend.
ancy. Alter the glorious termination al
the glorious contest Of 1874, we were ALE
10 mlintain eadv and respectable maj ori.
80 o,,,,.,,. ,,loro nm M Nnv, FINLAND In