Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-17

W.h.se received from tie aftHas
raa81. Gonmfuea of laa kr4'ani
CAV Cob o1 Canm51. Sata Etroin7,
lNessrs. ca.aabeil K BrYse, kIs.n De
Leon. Edward n FISHER. aad J-hn J
Seibels) he very spirited and strong al
dress and constitution Of that a-seeia.
ton winch We have read with pleasure.
n = seen. O. glance 70 come irem "a
l.ody ofthose who. 40 that state. bre'
dared 10 proclaim against he Juef snn
parry, 10 lhe very r|enjuQde q. DTS
power and popularity. lie determined
opposition Whfcb re false auf Reak
league for success. huj baaaer OF
power from Ibe,r cd enemy. has been
able 70 bey nfa The support oil an bo-
ren Jaoksoni.m. Ibcy Bre evidently
no friends oflhe proposed restoration.
and rather cay. % language almost as
indignant as he poets
Nh,t,sasu retleios rhnl1sn again he
Tho rst-lfae ar a. n TIE trateret sag'
Sail Ne ~has'rHck liz ~ dow. rhal Ns
ray mo VOL mass'
Ancr declaring lha: The issuc now
pTesenied 90 The country = between
Henry Cay and Marta Naa buren,, -
they g on 20 ssy.
In ayowing our opposition of Nj
Nan Buren, and his party. We but pro
claim ina We a-e where We always
have been
I'VE Wcre opposed 20 him when bc-
uayed Us ON The tariff Of lS2s. and fas-
tened that b. Of abominafions upon as
ave were opposed 10 him hen Nr
Calhoun AMI Nr llavne thought him
unworthy represent he lniled States
81 Foreign court
ave were opposed 10 him when he
was The prime favori;e Of the man and
subtle spirit Of the councils. winch
sought 10 enforce upon us. through
blood and massacre, the expressions
which we had determined 10 resist.
1--WE were opposed 10 bun when he
and his were opposed the compromise.
and endeavored 10 defeat that healing
measure, that the sword instead Of the
olive branch might be sent US.
We were opposed to him while. as The
familiar Of the Jackson Administration.
he Sustained and encouraged Il IN that
long and appalling series Of Executive
usurr aiions. The desperate Struggle a.
galnsi which created and gave name %
the Wing party name by which II
was bao,ised from ihe living fo5niain Of
patriotism
1--WE were opposed lo him because in
his person were contaminated he tri
umphs Of the executive, which nomina
ted and secured his election as success
sor TO thai vast mass Of usurred power
which threatened to overwbcm the gov
eminent
up 10 This period. aud ibrouehoui
tho long and gallant struggle against /
Mr.. Nen Buren, and bls parry, tho STATE
presented an undivided front ID -
pleasant 10 look back 80 that honorable
though unsuccessful struggle how /
with one voice and one heart. We pres |
sed INTO the Wing ranks. shoulder 10
shoulder, in the glorious and uudisma,
co minority, fought for the country AMI
the Constitution, against policy which
was sapping the foundations ofboih, aud
a power which never before was wleii
=, "u9 : ,esta'nt. and II is moufn.a.
-. - '''I even oeioFe 'aa' war vas
, ..,,.' az" J'N'-as 'ha iaslness oi
power began 10 reel and 10 Ter, diyi.|
klons arose amongst rs. and not only
- o'' ie"afo and honof' were Of
- 80 20 h,Se VINO had been the object
:" ~ wi ,p..' a,,'ehs' We however, weaken.
-. - " v" we're STOOD hrm ~ our
-, 49, = Nv -, ~ ms ho"ofs out the tn
""'paS OF Executive poweran his policy
N all rs -. 81 - ''e eoun'fy' aal
Fyoco',, .,''.os measures , mat spi ri' o!
o,d - - /, : ~ @s'i'en' on oae haao
an f.Hk h. As.