Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-15
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la.r h4yfnE Hr Guessed D. I.HH .-..d poo 1850 .t-I
Mr. PIYIaN. Nh though dearly atere l.
,posllns here excused ham-el, from doing - o.
The r.oaud that Il Naa'H De expected 0i bIm bs Hs
constituent. ard .aee NJ Cay. Mr. Van Bafea.
end Mr. Poll al bera afaHeHl Inf' the dehafe b.
other ceaiIsrer. Ire s4sal5 clam o. follow lhe fasi
.ie... ..f In. ..#ss..I#.a.# s.fle.e-..r..
Mr. ca Id $780, I...uar3 1H' s.l i.8 rs ~
Nh1 hsI sHasra from The Democratic raaAs %. fae
IIuu..f lie bird BEEN rampateJ 70 Cesar. li Na..-
ru.u. aud IN CramaeIl-1lr askei n.l ta 'a.b 81 hs
Hei. Ia e1Hfsm# Hfs ff- pusfr history. and Len IT.
I..I at Ibase 81 Ire paffY VH4 opposed h.m. I'd
a4ettlsi Ias8Y NJ So The ft1nVcH lie ask=
81 ,,aaII Vas flaf had acen al .br r'unef rtsnrId
ut Tins Congress II txaf II maintaining iae maIes
r ord supremacy II Ire Iavs' THE Wig faf*
with Mr.. Car flHer hgad On ihc other haHa
,.Io are Ines 40 Ha3 emo uq iu'o ils ha T. AM
., .ue srfse# Ire p uu.tdea hc dl.nftfF
I4Vf Al eH# are Icy "A' OF lhs wy haaf
hold seals hsfa a#raafs III teeth uInVf Nha hat
rlrr.'d ouf Ibuse d#6fanes ri 0u Hheauon Winch
South GafoIu. hsH aH.Y threatened. 7rd afra'
tHmr',d The Constitution unact iao7 Tue hem7-
rnHc rsff.
L."b o. ere eft the III ao.s of 'h'' 'Htiess. I'M
mr.i'eN a.t'f as sreaHit .lIan 'Hr J'"fHa. ~ TIRE
ii".o. ne feeafd ~ 'is ffaUeed'nt' l'a h'eh Re
HucraieIv mn iafrd. HY afisf "a ''m. st5ite ma
"n} ihr Wits haa shift'i iH'F '''"h fi@
''' 'tahs iHe IGN ~ Ire nu'N 'Hs efAshH.- -
-''.- 100 t1s iiHH-e AID f.aeea Ho' rt"'rs ra the
.'nnH ha' "tefe - - j. bod Joy aIce herH
stricken 'f'm rs PIE. AMI N'- nH Foo be llal
There. 1ei tsa ath ahauI cal su.a'
Mr., u fel. tfed ~ Ihs rnfreediut' OF The Seia.e
of Ienncs'te The Nhes 20 lhai STATE ha3 ma.
l'r'y of votes en- 1n# haIiHl and nn.'fs l'f HE
lnHcd State iaf tia s'a.e had n.Wrys been inns
c. cod, Bui SCI Of men ~" mm t'a ND ihefe
nnd elsewhere as .tAe glorious lhFiceh, utter ha-
wing twice - lied sef ell G""d' As o1a as
was lo4Hi that ihefe "a' nJty IN wig
senator Suddenly asssatsd mai n de OF e..s.iag
SENATORS To be hnsaat.inn"nfl. sud 90 efeal Ne
Wef gus ms 81 eahse ehst'ihI "htH 'he Neie M
10 hNen hey 'ihHoafn.y retained heH seal''
and 'hcfehy prevented Tie cleo i"n' and kept iheif
SAFE ufetteseaed ia one branch OF 'he Naiiahas
Legislature obe nj lhal company "l men va oaN
a Representative on lha II "tihe would not eh1ffe
hlm as an oreh N"ia'af o. he O"hflhatiah
uui ne would say liza u Wbs % Tie rem'thahie
ihai ht canseief ee shonld have been - VIEW serene
when he Valed lr Mr. Gfnndy, and - dirnly a.
iarmed When Wing ~us likely go be chosen.
These. MI 7 said were some OF the Tendencies
ol tae Democratic parry. gentleman ltom ohia
tNlr Duuear) Ind made speech not long .inre
ln winch be represented The Wings round ahonl
uhe ci'} OF Cincinnati a. 'ct Of f"iRdiefs eui
''f"a's' nud lfaiiar.. and observed Tat II wus ihr
naiNe tendency oil NhgeeY % lead 90 corruption
annrcnY mid uesrul.m Mr. 2 had therefore pre-
-euled hlHe speetmen al The TENDENCIES ol thus
.not Jctiersanian-ue-hu lhls) uoderu,lhis hitter
day, thus Joe Smith Demncney-lfls haruhurniue
Demncra2y-ihts p1trle Democracy, which he'd
lhni The peorle had right 10 act 90 masses agaias
La" and O"hsitiu ian both. These 'iHmmtai ihfr
lee" 10 Tennessee bud nmhhed The action OF ihen
own Legislative body. Here was one OF ihc ten
Z dol Ht Iss ftf zHFf raj
A. 10 The Democracy of "Cuvernot Dort1 lht
whale history ~as one al the mos, ninmau. utiiin
ihhl diseuced lie annals OF our country, lis par
" cInrnc d The fght IN his unoreenizcd mas. a,
great magazine II all paNef,io change laws and o.
NeHurn Constitutions At Will and, when Offered ia,
very things hey Desired. scoued 10 receive then
through etihet Legislaiute or Convention. There
Nnt no peteepitble dherenoe as To HE latitude =
suffrage, or any other Democratic right. belweer
TIE Constitution they attempted 10 frame, and iha
agreed to IN lawtui assembly YET they Would ho
'aNe IT, be cense II eame from the hands Of The cnn
is'lutonui authorities Nei tho Democratic paul
were ready 10 back lhem and did vote them eou1-
tcnance and AID IN pr. eeedIsgs nslcbal thar
any ~ The days al Daninn. Mani or Rohesperfe
As TO The ehnfFe q federalism which has be ei
brought against he Nhig., Who. he asked weu
'hey Who were IN favor OF giving TO he Pteslen
me Nnsy power OF destroying The Legislation o
'oIh Houses oi Congress at his mere Will nnd plea
sure WINS II The Wiag3 MIR, Clay was again,
'n'' power he held lhal ihal ought To be The law u
,"' 'u"u "hieh NE feoples Representatives IT
'oh branches o. the Legislature declared should
ne Tue 'A"' hni Tie Democrats par tTcrllcace were
i'r Ntsung al power III orc man. and allowing Inn
10 eul he heads oil n many legislative acts a.
nighI sun his o" notions OF self IN purposes 0
ue'e IVA tIasse' ni persons. winch were the Fed.
F. efal"' aud winch TIE Republicans
bul 10 qull principles aud 20 hule INTO the
Ptf'o"eHf oi Federalism. Where were the FEEDER
1l'sf ac'nal'Y lound he referred 10 the old mt.
war tedetalisis OF IS In bs own dsircl where
HE Wings had majority Of 600 votes II lind
been h'' lot 10 be elected gentleman Of rops
nmiable and lffepfoachable ch,racie, d, o.,,,.,r.