Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-22

Watn tu2A hGoN w ifC'iAS ~ hcN uONeliN.
his manner is original. tie spoke too
with extreme b~itlerness, which is almost
new again, SO rivil have Iarliaments
been oflaie' lie commended the pre-
sent Secretary oG State, but Goresaw il
possible that, h n of them should die,
his successor might lie the most dlssolute
aud abandoned sad dog IN the Kingdom.
There sat Sand wich under the gallery,
"hile the whole House applied the PIC
ture To him! not a word was offered in
his de'encc. ON will ask IL he. was
thunderstruc )! yes, say those who were
near him. Yet so we'll did he recover
the blow, that at three = O'clock in
the morning he commenced an intfigis
with n coffee girl, ~ho attends In the
speakers CHI Imbers.
. BARRE y WILKES N PRIvArEs
C'loari Barre arrised asst night. but
had sent Il r~efusai before dim t0 Eng
land Of the place of IRISH Vice TIeasu
Ter. | diued here he did TO day, AID
thought he wa not quite SO deie rmtRed
as he had inag ned 4 never was in a
oom with hi before. his style is vul-
gar, but that di not surprise me-
4 " n 10 WV wv ih az iOhCs d.I WIN
less parts. Oae likes TO see men that
posterIty will wish To have seen, bate
that curiosity, and they are commonly
not Just the men you would wish to see
much. Wilkes day is over, Barre'S |
think, 10 come.
YoRE GN FEAR OF PIT.
On every occasion | beg you 10 be as
naughty as may be, yuu no longer rep
resent The King, but Mr. Pit; ond pray
keep up the dIgn ~ Of his crown. IL
will be yoLr own fault if you don't huff
yourself in'o a red riba nd. This is my
advice, as well - my TEN
lou know | love 10 ha We the maIcstyrolI
people Of England dictate To all Eu-
Nothing would have diverted me
IAorc THAI to have been at Paris at this
Their panic at MIR. PITTS name
Is not 10 b. described. Whenever they
wcr ii pertinent, | used to drop. as by
lnat wOul1 bS minister in a few
. = Il it never failed 70 Occasion a
j eud silence.
A POLITICAL TAN,M, T-XT, L
| was not mistaken in announcing %
you the approaching expulsion oil
Wilkes. IL passed on Friday night, OF
at three on Saturday morning,
by a majority 2I9 against 1877, after four
days oil such fatigue aud long siitings as {
never were known together. His be-
havrour. ia every respect but conf
dence. was so poor, that il confirmed
what | have lSng thought, that lac would
loose himself sooner in the House OF
Commons than he can be crashed any
else. lie has 50 little ~puickness
oc Ia Heat for public speaking, !
that he weuld not be heard with pa {
tIence. Now he has all the ecIat that
suiicrings, bOldness or his W things can
give him; cot that | think the latter
other merit than being calculated
Tor the moi or the momeuI. lie staads
SgaiR ia MIddlesex, 10 be again expelled,
yet nobody dares eoLose him: and he is
as sure OF recommending his successor.
Sutl there arc people So wild and bind
as not TO see that every trium h against
Is ollowed by modification and Disgrace.
Ia thus country every violence turns
back upon IFS authors My father, who
governed for the longest time, and Mr.
Pelham, who ENJOY cd the q~uicteSI ad
ministTatIon, Away 5 leaned 10 l%euient
= ~ ~ INllk themselves [
wiser, have not mel with equal success.
As worthless fellow as Wilkes is, the
rigors exercised towards him have rails
Ell a spirit that will. req lire still wiser
heads TO allay. Men nave again turned
seriously TO the study Of those conrroyer.
sizes that agitated this country an hun
dred years ago; and instead Of dip inc
IN Roman and Greek histories for flow.
crs to decorate the speeches Of false pa
trIotlsm, principles are revived that
have taken deeper root; and | hope we
may not see quaTrels Of a graver com.
Plexion Than the dirty squabbles OF pla.
ces aud profit. Persecution for politics
just the same issue as for religion ; /
It spreads the oppressed doctrine: and
though l think Wilkes as bad a man as
II he were a saint, he will every day
get disciples who will profit by his mar.
tyrdom- Thank God that he has not
turned methodist!
ROADS AND POLICE IN 1874.
In the midst Of this combustion, we
are IN perIls by land and water. IL has
raIned Tor this month without intermis.
sion; there is "a sea between me and
Richmond. and Sunday was sennipbt /
was hurried down TO lsleworth in the
Terry boat by the violence Uf the current
and had great difficulty to get Ia shore
Our roads are SO infested by highway.
man, that it is dangerous Stirring out
almost by day Lady HEREFORD was al
tackled on llounslow Heath at three in
The afternoon. DIR Elliot was shot al a
lew days ago, without having fesisted