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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-16
old amherst.

The Wings OF this mterrifed specimen of old
Virginia. are to have immense festival on the
10Th of October. Many of all parties, arc inyi-
ted 10 attend, and hear the discussions. Ladies,
likewise, are assured, that the gallantry of the
Wings. has caused them TO make ample prepara-
tons Tor the accommodation of all of them, who
may attend. No doubt there will be glorious
shines III Amherst" We wish we could be there
among that glorious crowd of Wings. 1t is enough
to make merry heart beat quick, to think of the
cheering scenes that will be witnessed that day.
These mountain hearts are never hafmadc. They
''go the whole when they once commence. Old
Harry is the man for Them He is Il whole soucd
fellow, like they are, and they never go for your
your milk and water-mcn, who never half do any
thing.
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THE WING BALL ROLLING.
LARGE WING MEETING IN PETERSBURG.


The meeting Of the Wings of Petersburg, held ut the
Mechanics Hall, on Thursday night for the purpose Of
forming Clay Club Of the largest and most en-.
hasiastc that have attended We do not remern
Der that during The exciting periods Of the campaign
OF 1910, we saw more enthusiastic spirit manifested. II
TO be general Al ages and classes of the vlip
population Of Petersburg in attendance md the cor
dial unanmy which characterized their proceedings show
cd hnt the Wings Of Petersburg heartily united for
the sake Of the Union. By reference the preamble and
resolutions, will be that the cardinal principles Of tho
Wing Party have been boldly asserted. Those principles
with HENRY CLAY torcpresent them, will be the watch
word Of the Wings Of Petersburg during the campaign
The mcering eloqucudy addressed by it., chairman
Mr.. Robertson, who is wing Of the snnp-not one
Of Your closet wing, bat energetic, working whig-a
wing Whose heart and soul wrapped mp in the cause
Al the call Of the meeting Francis ~ WDkins, EsI., Of
Prince Edward worthy of a worthy sire made n short
butmCst pertinent speech which called forth the hearty ap.
plsu'c. Next IN order, Thos * Ghospn, Esq. was call.
Cd mp. This gentleman defined his position in the hoppi.
o manner Ills tribute 70 the lofty and unyedirg virtue Of
the Great Wing Of the Union worthy Of the noble OBJ
jet oi his ouIogy
Mr.. g.. succeeded by worthy delegate r. b. Boil.
Ing Esq, who obcyed the loud call which was made on
him. with that Prompness which chnractcnzcs OH his f.
forts IN tie good lie remarks were conceived in
the happcsl spirit and "oppauded 10 the very echo"
The above ~ brief outline Of the proceedings on
Thursday evening We have met with no Wing since the
ting, who does not heartily the OPINION that
We have given the Wing Ball in Petersburg the 1ires
kind Of start" To keep " rolling must now be the task
oi the Wings in Petersburg, and they must end will ad
dress themselves 10 It with unnagging energy They will
not be- content with meetings and spcochcs-work hard
i0ork, ~ 10 be- done, and pledge ourselves that f,V mill
do H-PsfsrsJHrg IHfsihigsHosr.
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see may well feel proud of their choice. Gov.
Jones, it may be seen from an extract i'm another
column, is behind no man of the age, i'm deiesta-
ton of that monster, (thc peculiar spawn of this
age) reputation. We are glad to see this odious
doctrine becoming more and more unpopular. ORR
ginating with Loco-focoism, it could have been
generated by no other party that ever took root i'm
the soil of this country. 1t has declined with the
decline of its parent.
OF what disastrous doctrines is not Loco.oco-
ism the parent! To what acts of unmitigated and
outrageous vllainy do not its doctrines leadl Con-
vince man once that all property ought to be
equally divided, and you teach him that is neither
any harm to burn his ncighbor's barn, nor repudi-
ate II just debt. The leveling system the placing
all men on perfect footing of equality, is at the
bottom of both.
1t has struck as wonderful, that men of sense,
and character, should be found acting with the Lo-
I cofoco party. Do they not the deplorablc re-
suits TO which the extension of their principles
| lead
! Reputation is not likely to raise its head again
III Tennessee, ut any rate. Governor Jones has
given IT some blows across the pate, which would
dcmolish it, had it many lives as a cat. The
reign of Whiggery, is the death of reputation
every where. In Mississippi alone, where az
phraim is still Joined to his IDOLS does the doctrine
flourish in all its pride and glory. But the day is
approaching, when the repudiator, even there,
| shall he ashamed TO own that he ever entertained
n sentiment so dishonorable.
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Mr.. Cidy'S Letter 10 the Editor Of The Ldgrdng,
Herald.

We ask attention to this letter, not because it
contains any new views, but because any thing
from old Harry, is worthy of being read. A GER
tain Clique in this country, had the art TO lay all
the blame of the Tariff of 1928. upon him, though
he was then Secretary of State, and could have
had no hand in it, and to screen Mr.. Van Buren,,
who actually voted for it !! That is one among
the thousand pieces of petty injustice that have
been done TO Nr. Clay. But the reader will learn
from his letter, that far from approving that Ia
riff, he thought it carried through by highly dsrc-
putablc means.
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Is,,,,xc, oY kNowlrrsE.-The Dsnvle NY ," I'm
~, sy.,l of the leading Lccoiocos oi Aaa" n
", oppose the common school system, s,o,r mn IYhgs
o "a; W y." ssaSo' but admit
"T .a's pod sronn for their approximations any
Iocoioeo wishes his child to grow up IN ms own ="
he had better keep the little fellows mind as '''A "
wolcs mouth-N q. Tfppc.
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WING VICTORY IN DELAWAREH!-An extra
from the Wilmington State Journal gives OF the nut
nicpa election held in Wilmington city (De Yesterday.
for members OF the City Council Treasurer and Assessor
The Journal says:
Wilmington city is regcneratcd, discnthrallcd-'We
have tho enemy and they ours" The Wings OF
Wilmington city have achieved glorious victory This is
the first for five years that the Wings have elected
member OF Council."-Aier. Ga<.
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We tender to the Wings of Baltimore the thanks OF the
Wings OF Philadelphia. and hope week TO repay them
with another BUGLE BLAST OF VICTORY. In the
time, advise the Locos take their whipped
cock" out the pit. The old COON will grin him 10
death ii they do not Forum.
Too late, if they do Lecnaut The ROSTERS chicken
heart is broken-his comb is cut-hs cro,cins days are
over We always thought that old Coon would be
the death of hm.-Penn Int.
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The Legislature Of Tennessee met on the first
Monday of this month. On Tuesday ensuing,
Governor Jones sent in his first annual Message.
II isl strong, clear sensible document, full Of man.
Illness and independence. The wings Of Tcnnc.-
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WING MEETING.

The Wings OF Amherst requested TO meet ~ the
Court House October Court for the purpose OF organic
ing CLAY CLvR-and for the additional purpose OF making
arrangements preliminary the Wing Festiva-Lyneh-
burg Fnginian.
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Gontcmca OF oil political parties respectfully invited
the that the best efforts Will DO
made for their comfort aud enjoyment and with the sddi
tional assurance OF NEE ting with cordial welcome.
The ladies' also especially invited. Arrangements
will be made for their accomnio and fine band Of
Music will be in attendance.
WILLIAM w. THOMPSON.
Chairman of the Committee Of Arrangements.
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Hns-n tnr thc CncLnlie !

See the account of the Wing meeting i'll Peters
bnrg, in another column. The "Whig BALI is
rolling with vengeance now, nor will it stop, un-
til IT has gone the full length and breadth of the
land.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-16

,,;na I.,d no, 1--WE my voice for measure, -
m%a' eOna nV been taught by fathers foreign , 70
legislative duty and i! Of peru to Ai 'ISGsRsoLL
Union Very respectfully, yours y W.
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THE WINGS OF AUuppyr

# will be from the following notices that m. wbips
Of Amherst taking the field in earnest They are sure
they night, and they GO ahead
WIG FESTIVAL
The Wings ol Amherst will give Festival al, thcir Court
House, on the 18th October.
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MORE NEW MUSlC-Oct. 9th.
II w. RANDOLPH has received
- Dresslers Flute Consisting Preiudrs
dnlcs, Rondos &c
The Surprise Waltz by Rufrncr
Ia Grace do
Three Airs from Norma Take iein implore thee" See
oh! Norma" and Thy ~ companion
See oh! Norma, with Hunters variations
Two Rondos by Hunter from opeaso Clan and Zmmer-
The Orphan Galop
Monumental tluick Step
Cumberland Guards Quick Step
Dmds March. FROM Norma
Byfon's Address IN his Anguish
I'l ncer forget that sunny glen
When Tor eternal worlds " steer
III lo'e thee MARY
Ny cousin Mary He'll
Thy image haunts me vet
Virginia Mins Going obcr de mountain nosnsn Dance
and ole Ian Tucker
We met strangers lady
on the merry days when were Young
FORGET the
lis lone tle a sea song
In the valley by the min
Oh share my cottage gentle maid
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SOFA FOss .,I,,s.,,
PUBLIC SALE

VNIlE Executors al William Morso,,
Il Cd, will Offer a, Public Sale, THURSDAY NJ ueceas
ist3, his real. ESTATE. Rappshannock snbrr 2td
county, about miles below fr--teksbur IN Sanord
and embracing the Tracts known IN. aout 1850
SNOWDEN FERRY FARMS
A considerable portion he Estate 1. aluyiai NJ,
claimed and fertile The uplands ar. or ehirryr,.
proesbls quality well waised and and
There story DWELLING HOUSE Of W., WIN Wood
aud other suitable buildings for pl,n,,, Barn.
Altogether the Property constitutes dcsahI,
dsposedto purchase are invited ana l"f
sale will be upon the premises and the cash o. The
and payable ~ months Sale. ana ~ oeafhg
third also bearing Interest," and payable months ao one
For the deferred payments bonds aud
required and Trust Deed the Land. Pun "be
the purchaser the let January lslI "hb-
the present Corn Crop. other pton.r eaie
premises can be sooner disposed Of in wb on The
eomnoauon viii be afforded the IN ep &C
for attending and ang property II aanEs
that Crop OF Wheat viii have been seeded prior IN % expected
/ that th swill go with the Land. " WIG se and
o. After the Sale Of the Land. nunho -.
SLAVES and other Property belonging to the Estate VI
soh-to WI" Also be
HORSES, CATTLE, STOCK, Of variou. kinds ,vu.
CHIMES. WAGONS, CARTS, FARMING UTTNsIIs MA
90 Terms Of Sale for the Personal Property cash q, :,
under $40 for exceeding that amount por,. sun'
tlaiy paid. A. A. MORRISON -. oe pune
j. NJ. MoRsoS VIM AonOn
September 30. isiJ ne 10 "Vseased
Y lions in variety for Hat Neck and Car SOM, -
2g DC 10 THO. II. PRICE
RArH BED BLANKETS OF very superior quality
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Trcdcyar Iron Compan,

% meeting Stockholders Of the Tredegar Iron Compan
will be held at the Virginia. WEDNESDAY LIST day
November next ut IL ocok-By Of Board OF Director
oc lB-3twtd NICHOLAS MILLS, President.
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TEMPERANCE TEA PARTY;

THNHE LADIES Of the WAsHlNGIoN IuIhl. AbsLlN
\ SOCIETY viii give TEMPERANCE TEA PARTY at the
civ Hall TUESDAY NIGHT neNtte object Of being To pro
cure Hall for the meetings oi the society
greatly needed They wall be happy TO see all the Temper
anc. friends II the city there.
Refreshments viii be ILLEGALLY provided.
N- Tickets may had door, admitting Gentleman and
Lady Price 80
Tickets may procured J. w Randops and liar-
Ids Ook TO-
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ELLEN DOUGLASS. b. E. 4 Yenl

q ELLEN DOUGLASS, b. f., years
~ old las; spring bred by and sold to Roderick
AZO- McGrernr Esq, Of Prince Georges county Md for
$500 Imported Apparon her dam Venus by Gu
pi Oscar dam Polly Medley by Thornton Medley dam by
Dr om,on Mercury dam by Mr Walter Bowies Sports
T. T. Walter ROwir's Harmony by CTaggs'
SweepeLg dam 10y nr llamitons imp horse Dove,
3. 8. dam by othelo, Z. &. e dam was Col
Taskets imp. SELMA the Goiophine Arabian,
dam by Old Fox. &. dam by Flying Ch'ieTs
EggggGgg dam by Makeess, Z
thereby certify the above the pedigree Of
the above y Ellen Douglass Her dam by
Col Thomas " Baden Of Prince George County Maryland who
bred her and his certificate OF her pedigree be- found the
American Turf Register Vol w 60jdnd her pedigree through
Col TaskcTs Selma have extended by reference the English
and American stud Books them passm Given under hand
and seal this OH Aug, 1879. TIOS. =. BOWIE
She foil by the celebrated Ned Hazard OF Maryland
b- The above viii be soh the Bell Tavern.
TUESDAY Morning O'Clock She BE- previous
ihr sale NJ T. DAVIS stable the Market III 81
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"f we look into the Constitution ITSELF we shall find no.
thing there which places slavery under Jurisdiction and
much that acknowledges il 10 be subject beyond
troll Its existence u three times recognized without
tempt at Interference The rule of appor,ionment of rep.
resenatyeS and direct taxes article > clause
Is founded directly upon it, Even the power prohibit
the migration importation OF slaves the States then ex
stng should think proper to admit them withheld from
Congress for definite period, article g. clause
Provision mae only against the discharge
Of any law regulation in the States of persons
escaping from another where they have been held scr.
vice labor, but that they shall be delivered up on
claim OF the party to whom such service labor be
due, article 4. J, clause b.
at Is worthy Of remark that this provision was in.
serted without discerning voice in Convention one half
OF which consisted by representation Of northern
slaychodng States. An OF Congress soon afterwards
gave to Judges and Magistrates authority concerning the
exercise o this retaining right The clauses which have
advcrted To might all of tcn presume be struck by the
amendment from the constitution Ii is strictly competent
perhaps to do without violating the letter at the
ment such amendment, however would 'abpsh sla
very in the United States" 1t nigh, contribute "a
uvetits chains. Ii 1t should put end all did given BY
the national government the system Of enavng human
beingsto say nothing Of the price which would probably
be eXacted for IL in dissolution OF the Union-it would
serve to substitute the danger and violence of individual
agency for the less questionable safety dignity and orbcar.
ance Of judicial control.
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n1-AuCrIoN NuIICE-we shall offer this Morning. Sugar
Molassrs Cheese &c. &C Ii DAvENPoRT& ALLEN. Auets
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NOT &c f.

y " l L I.
l Ludams Stock VIII take place at the Ware
WEDNESDAY. the 18th At 10 O'Clock VIII be nd
Sale 20 Shares Of Farmers Bank Stock and 10 Shares
OF Rank OF Virginia. JAMES II. LYNCH,
n, I5-n Auct
ay- The Steamer GOV. MCDOWELL" viii lGavs Richmond
Monday afternoon ats O'clock for Lynchburg Passage and
fare
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d tENTLEMEN'S Very Superior Water Proof
" BOOTS,-uadeb by J. Miles SOM have Store a
ply OF these Superior Boots handsome and fashionable and
gentlemen superior aud handsome
and make their selection. shall sell them low
house. DAVID BURLINGTON.
&c 10 Mansion House.
GNLEGANT NuTRIA BEAVER and CASTOR HArs.-I.aiest
1L style, just received per schT Tuscarora, by
GEO. w, FERRY.
Main Street. One Door above Van Lew Smith Co, Hardware
store. l6
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKs.-The phn,..-,.--
History BY W. sn'ile with in,rciueon ~, Of Na1r
dioos and Alteration intended To adapt 10 the n soa.
knowleLss. by J. Ware NJ. d. ~ "eseat stats a,
Out lines OF AMBIENT and nIod.r,, ,,
New Plan. embracing Biographical Notice, OF rstory, Or
and general Views Of thu Geography ropul,,
hgon. Military AMI Naval Affairs Arts Li,.r,,u roie- Re
OF Society Of Anien aud Modern Nation. Ahne Gu,
serie. of Questions aud Illustrated with Ensraynr, M BY
bins Volumes IN l. Just received by 49, y new X Rot
10 SMITH, nRtSkrp
sODA koK BRsAD.
USr received q ffe-h kd OF this ais,
- These articles found he hes, " Tartar
cred making good light biscuit dccton. ever d-co,
'PpeaO" AZ e sH o. the "sd Mortar, below old MAJ 90
oe 10 o,.."foRD.
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"Whaeyer may have been the moncntnry or partial oh
JcciOns, to clauses which had other effects besides the mere
recognition Of the Of slavery there seems to have
been none 10 the policy of leaving the system ITSELF with
oil the responsibilities, the people in the midst Of whom
II hld been planted nud likely grow. They had de-
ryed 1t from their colonial ancestors and from the
of the English Government which had fastened il upon
them They were best able Judge Of the time and
ner OF dispensing with II, free from interference which
however we'll designed, least be influenced by i'm.
perfect opportunities determine both the intrinsic value
Vi the preferred assistance and the which it could
b; applied 10 most delicate subject, without detrl.
mcut 10 all the parties. They were alone tp be
/ exposed To the dangers and evils OF its contnu.
ance, alone to enjoy the benefits Of gradual aud well
conducted cyncuOh, and above all alone, suffer the
lamites Of its sudden land IL might boy auangcd over
throw Accordingly, members Of the Convention coming
from the North, did not hcsie their convictions
that domestic slavery suhcc, only for tile considera
ton Of tho states. Mr. Ellsworth to Connecticut argued
that "te morality wisdom Of slavery, considerations
belonging to tie states themselves" Mr. Sherman lslso
Of Connecticut observed "tiat Oh" abolition Of slavery
seemed To be- going IN the United States, and that the
good sense Of tho several States would probably BY degrees
complete IT, Mr.. Gerry (of Mas') Thought wo had
thing to do with the conduct OF the States slaves but
ought to be careful not TO give any sanction to IT,"
"Whcrc slavery WINS accessible TO .ho Legislature of the
United States IL has thus IN the Of the slave trade
been vigorously assoilod. Treaty spnaons have recently
been added with tho view efectuol enforcement Of
the laws nj humanity and Of the land Its foreign strong
hold have been attacked, and is deyouty 10 be wished
they may be overthrown In it, domestic existence It was
twas deemed by the fathers Of the republic be beyond
the powers, and the purposes Of the constitution
Educated, have BEEN In the both for That
institution and it, patriotic trainers; chcrishng
have done through life faith in the wisdom and
purity which the great work eXhbits;-and bolicv.
ing, | do, that the change you suggest would bc
fatal 10 the Union, reply you, That am not Favorable
10 such alienation Of the contribution and lnwsn My soni.
ments private individual arc know, utterly unmpar.
tant aud you do not enquire Of in that capacity rou.
ton them. Were ! n representative Of the people my
answer would be no less unoquyocal. We may deploo
the existence Of slavery may hope for s future oNnc.
lion, mny believe that emancipation, will in good limo
DO accomplished Yet with oil these impressions my
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SALT sALr-i5OO sacks Liverpool Factory PILED Salt daily
- expected direct from Liverpool quality very superior
by WIN. ANDERSON. H..
- 10 Opposite Columbian Hotel
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50 % 'onef o. Main and Govetnof e. below Ruin.
fTYA FOR RENI-'Thc House on Main Street.
Hih occupied by SIR A. g. stevens. nnd formerly y wyau
White The Ntoe well calculated for extensive rncer
~ other business much having urge Lumber.
House connected with running back Alley The yelling
part suitable for the accommodation of gcntee family will
be complete order good permanent tenant Poeson
given lN November perhaps sooner 10y an arrangement
with the present occupant ifdcsitsd-Appy 10
i5-eof BEERS A. POtNDEyTru
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NALT-S PRACTICE.-PIacticaI M.d,en. i1,,,, -,
case, q, The most important diseases by Alexander Gait
NJ d. OF Williamsburg Va. edited by hi. SON John w C,
Physician TO the State Lunaue Hospital at Williamsburg
just pub;Shed-for - BY
SMITH np,>,t,,,r
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LDUCATlON.-Mcss SMEAD d. LEFEB.
vRE viii open English and Classical SCHOOL on
Monday the 2lst Of August for of
The regular win Monday, the %
hcr Anthe usual branches Of academcai education
taught The following English studies s32 per
ennics SO Latin Grammar and Lessons $40, Classical Latin
Authors and Greek $50 French SIS.
~ n--speeia attention will be gwen to writing
an j--deOiw&2awu
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ave commence this day our war upon the whirs quoth
the Editor Of the Richmond Enquirer of the 10Th as he
had not been continually upon wing principles
about Fifty years more What however, most us;Jnshed
Us IN TINS commencement is that he calls upon the New
York u raid formally help him on, and help hun ont
The Editor gravey says:
I'VE attach great importance the money articles o the
New York Herald"
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lions in variety for Hat, Neck and Car ,o,n, -,
o''u'y oc 10 THO. II. PRICE
Arm BED BLANKETS Of very superior quality
~ &c 10 70 pp,,,
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VdshiHg SOdd, Penrigsh and Sal Iyofys
M ASKING SODA. Sal Aratus aud Pearlash lust rcreiy.
Cd supply u the above, which cheap 4, Families
and County Merchants For sale by BOLTON HARRISON
~ ~ IomrL ~ Man and GnvernnL 81 hnluu
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We had prepared article the from the Ma
disonian, TO be found below. The following, however
from the New York Tribune, answers our purpose bette
than article:
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& ORDAGE.-Thc subscribers intend in future
- to keep Conage consisting OF Packing
yarn Leading Lines Bed Cords Rope Patent sash Cord &C
OF warranted quality. at low prices SMITH HAYWOOD
&c 10 Sign Of the Golden AIe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-07

once. aud others fos sdivi-i"u~hes Dudley S~deu~
Esq and stated that he held "a, his nd reser
lu,r,n witch. IL they would permit him offer. hs
relieved would answer tn 60 with the res.luiions
Leo asdzs u~so".and he thought that they mghv
ali lie pa sed uron al ohce. Ne then submitted tho
follow ing resolutions:
Rssoiped, Tint The sfiice OF Vice President is
lfy and tho resp nsible .. he lightly or neonsid-
sely bestowed; and that while leaving with cheer
fulne-s 90 the National Cow eniisu desiens tior
Of the individual. AID io Immediate representa-
iivcs there, IN ~h.m we refoss entire confidence.
unictiered liberty &c eho're. il would Seem
sur-r1uous To add. suffering We are under ths
infections resulting from The un,r,nnnie seiertiorr
made by the Wing Convention Of 1889. our earnea
recommendation that their choice may tall
who. whnsever may he his other qaslflica,i.ns..
possesses that high in,eg riiy and fidelity 10 his
principles aad party which. IN the event of tho
death of the President. will ensure such an admins
,fa"n Of The Government will fully sustain and,
IN the language of The lamenled Harrison, cary
out those principles